What are a Patient’s Rights from a Legal Viewpoint?
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry The World Health Organization defines patients’ rights as formalized in 1948 under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights under the subsection
Orlando Shooting Questioned as Hoax
June 12, 2016 was a day that shocked the US and much of the world outside it as news of a terror shooting at the
Are Two Segments of Our Population Shortchanged in Employment?
by Bob Branco Before I even write about this topic, I will give you my firm answer to this question. Yes. Two segments of our
Laws for Pet Insurance for Those Living in Apartments
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Renter’s insurance typically covers personal property damages that are caused by fire, theft-related property loss, and personal liability expenses caused by
Vaccine Business: Bill Gates’ New Project Could Destroy Africa’s Poultry
So Billy is in news again—the Microsoft mogul who has business interest in the vaccine industry and who, not so long ago, was held responsible
Political Unrest in America
by Bob Branco The first amendment of the United States Constitution gives us the right to freedom of speech. This is one of the reasons
The Disabled Wage Ongoing Struggle for Unlimited Service
by James R. Campbell Many blind people are familiar with various chat lines for the blind. These are virtual meeting places where the disabled can
Vaccinated Children in Bannu Getting Polio
The polio vaccine scam continues to play in third world countries with media taking a lead role in promoting the dangerous polio vaccine and hiding
Dealing with a Loved One’s Death – A Short Guide
by Daniel Bell There is no worse feeling than dealing with the death of a loved one. When a person you love dies, there are
TN: Nashville Clinic Won’t Offer Vaccines due to Health Risks
As the bogus science of vaccination is exposed and people are becoming aware, thanks to alternate/anti-media, signs of change have started to appear. A medical