Archive for August, 2009
CRS says healthcare bill would cover illegal aliens
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) has long criticized the proposed House healthcare bill for its provisions to cover illegal immigrants, and its position has now been supported by a report from the Congressional Research Service (CRS).
Myths and Facts: From Health to Wealth
The more myths, lies and deception that we believe, the more dependent human beings we are. Therefore, the less myths, lies and deception we believe—the wealthier and healthier we become. Propaganda is a powerful science of persuasion and mind control—and I have observed that even very intelligent people with good minds can be manipulated against their best interest with propaganda and myths. Find out the myths—and the actual facts behind them—when you read this article…
Study: PCOS symptoms may be relieved with acupuncture
New research suggests electro-acupuncture can benefit women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and lower the risk of metabolic disorders that often accompany the condition.
California gay marriage decision comes under fire from both sides
The San Francisco organization that led the unsuccessful campaign last year to defeat the state’s ban on same-sex marriage recently said it will put the measure to vote again in the 2012 election, angering both supporters and opponents of gay marriage.
Ron Paul on “The ED Show” MSNBC
Are Exchange Controls Coming to the USA?
Exchange controls—laws restricting private ownership of, or transactions in, foreign currencies and gold—are blossoming throughout the world. Are such controls coming to the United States? And if they do come, what does it mean to your wealth? These questions and more are answered in this article…
Herbal medicine may help treat endometriosis, researchers say
A review of available scientific evidence has found that Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) may be able to treat the symptoms of endometriosis in patients undergoing treatment for the disorder.
Dems seek to name healthcare bill after Kennedy
In an effort to rally the flagging support for healthcare reform, and make it harder for Republicans to oppose it, Democratic lawmakers are planning to name the legislation that will be debated in Congress this fall after the late Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts.
Emergency Food Storage and Survival Handbook by Peggy Layton
Natural disasters, the possibility of food shortages and the threat of some type of terrorist attack on American soil have brought the idea of crisis preparation out of the fringe shadows and into the mainstream. And no other topic in this vein is more popular than emergency food storage.
So Peggy Layton’s, Emergency Food Storage and Survival Handbook is a must-have for anyone prepping for an emergency.
New evidence supports link between stress and infertility
A new study has described a complex mechanism through which stress and anxiety may negatively affect the human reproductive system and lead to infertility.
Gun-rights groups unite to challenge federal law
The Montana Shooting Sports Association (MSSA) and the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) have formed an alliance in order to advance the principles of the Montana Firearms Freedom Act (MFFA), recently passed by the state’s legislature and signed into law by Governor Brian Schweitzer, in a federal court.
New estimates show deficit running into trillions of dollars
Two separate reports have put the federal budget deficit at $9 trillion and $7 trillion, respectively, for the 2010-2019 time period.
Living & Damn near Dying with Socialized Medicine
John Myers lives in Canada and he’s experienced that country’s socialized healthcare system. As he says, he’s lived it, and he almost died because of it. Read John’s take on what happens when government runs the healthcare system and what you can do to prepare yourself for that possibility in the United States…
High cholesterol raises Alzheimer’s risk, study says
According to new research, those who neglect elevated cholesterol levels during midlife significantly increase their risk of developing neurodegenerative disease such as Alzheimer’s or vascular dementia.
More details of offshore accounts investigations revealed
Federal prosecutors have announced some 150 wealthy Americans, all customers of Swiss bank UBS, are under investigation for suspected tax fraud.
