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Health
Luminate Pictures' 'Plead Their Case' Music Video Release Emphasizes Dangers of Chemical Abortion Pill; Highlights Upcoming U.S. Supreme Court Hearing
- By The Justice Foundation
KANSAS CITY, Mont. -- The new music video "Plead Their Case," released on Vevo/YouTube (see link below) on March 8 emphasizes the plight of a woman considering whether or not to take the chemical abortion drug protocol (mifepristone/misoprostol). Her pondering is juxtaposed with a Supreme Court justice laboring over his ruling on the chemical abortion pill. Luminate Pictures LLC videographer and singer/songwriter Jonathan Baldwin has joined forces with musician Richard Town II, singer/songwriter Audra Lynn, The Moral Outcry National Petition Movement, and The Justice Foundation. Together they are bringing awareness of the horrors, injury and/or emergency room visits caused by the FDA approval of the reckless and wide-open distribution of this chemical abortion pill.
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RAM Set for Free 2-day Clinic in Greer, S.C.
- By Remote Area Medical
Free dental, vision and medical services set for March 16-17
GREER, S.C. (MARCH 6, 2024) – Remote Area Medical – RAM® – a major nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics delivering free, quality dental, vision and medical care to those in need – will hold a free, two-day clinic on March 16-17. RAM will be set up at Greer High School, located at 3000 E. Gap Creek Road, Greer, SC 29651 for two days only.
All RAM services are free, and no ID is required. Free dental, vision and medical services will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. The patient parking lot will open no later than 11:59 p.m. (midnight) on Friday night, March 15, and remain open for the duration of the clinic. Once in the parking lot, additional information regarding clinic-opening processes and next steps will be provided. Clinic doors open at 6 a.m. Due to time constraints, patients should be prepared to choose between DENTAL and VISION services.
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The World Health Organization Will Implement Global Trans Policies
- By Eagle Forum
WHO Becomes Global Groomer
If you need yet another reason to oppose the World Health Organization (WHO), they are now preparing to push the transgender agenda globally. From February 19-21, 2024, a group of individuals will meet on behalf of WHO to formulate guidelines to increase access to so-called “gender-affirming” puberty blockers, hormone treatments, and surgeries regardless of age. Although this will be their first meeting, it’s clear that their minds are already made up.
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RAM Needing Volunteers for Free, 2-day Healthcare Clinic in Greer, S.C.
- By Press Release
Call for volunteers for pop-up clinic coming to Greer High in March 2024
GREER, S.C. (Jan. 3, 2024) – Remote Area Medical – RAM® – a major nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics delivering free, quality dental, vision and medical care to those in need – is seeking volunteer medical, dental and vision professionals and general support staff for its March 16-17 clinic. The two-day clinic is to be held at Greer High School, located at 3000 E. Gap Creek Road, Greer, SC 29651.
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Is Eating Meat Bad For You? 5 Myths Debunked
- By Press Release
They say eating meat is bad for you and the environment. We’re here to debunk those myths and more!
Looks like meat’s back on the menu.
These days, you needn't look far to find claims that meat is unhealthy. The anti-meat crowd has grown into an entire industry, empowering themselves with a laundry list of claims like:
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Eating meat is generally bad for you
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It leads to heart disease, stroke, and diabetes
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And meat hurts the environment
The people who cite these claims may be well-intentioned, but they are not well-informed. The science that guides them is not only outdated but, in many cases, it was wrong from the start.
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What's Behind the Spike in Deaths Among Younger, Working People?
- By FLCCC ALLIANCE
A concerted, bipartisan investigation should explore this threat to America’s economic future and recommend a course of action.
Life insurance data show a massive spike in excess deaths among younger, working-age people that began in 2021, even as COVID-19 deaths decreased, and continues today. So far, good explanations are elusive. A concerted, bipartisan investigation should explore this threat to America’s economic future and recommend a course of action.
A report by the nonprofit Society of Actuaries found that 34% more 35- to 44-year-olds died than expected in the last three months of 2022. More deaths occurred among white-collar vs. blue-collar workers. The organization also reported a sudden jump in employee deaths in the fall of 2021. Independent sites aggregating Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data confirm these trends. According to U.S. Mortality, excess deaths in September 2021 among 25- to 44-year-olds were 70% above normal. That number has thankfully dropped, but as of May 2023, the most recent month for which data are available, deaths in this age group remained 10% above expected. Among people under 25, it was 16% above normal.
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Appeals Court Upholds Lawsuit Claiming FDA Overreached in Condemning Ivermectin
- By Bob Adelmann - The New American
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s ruling on Friday, sending the case back “for further proceedings.” At issue is the overreach by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) when it excoriated the legitimate use of ivermectin in treating Covid-19 during the pandemic.
Rather than just issuing “information” about ivermectin (and hydroxychloroquine), it strongly advocated against their usage and, by implication, the preferred use of the experimental and highly profitable alternatives developed by the industry that long ago captured the agency.
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