Strange how the "Death Penalty" for far less serious crimes happens in Islamic countries and the UN is perfectly fine with it . . ..
The death penalty does little to deter crime or deliver justice for victims.
It has no place in the 21st century and should be abolished.
More from @UNHumanRights on Saturday’s World Day against the Death Penalty: ohchr.org/en/topic/death-pen…
Everyone is aware of organ transplant rejection . . .
Wouldn't vaccines grown in monkey kidneys, etcetera with foreign DNA would be rejected and also cause serious immune issues?
Asians are beating whites (and every other race) in every category in colleges and universities.
It has nothing to do with systematic racism.
If so, it would be the Asians keeping everyone else down.
It is clearly culture priorities!
Author Heather Mac Donald says “systemic racism” is not the reason Black Americans are underrepresented in colleges and professions, she says the real reason is a "skills gap”
“This is something that's very difficult to talk about, and I need to give a trigger warning. But the average skill level of black students is very, very low”
“According to the most widely used, objective, respected measures of student competence, The NAEP, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, which is given to hundreds of thousands of high school students and elementary school students every couple of years, 66% of Black 12th graders do not possess even the most basic 12th grade math skills”
She says it is not racism to notice and talk about these things. She says this is why DEI is so destructive
“That skills gap means that you can have meritocracy in an institution, or you can have diversity. You cannot have both. Am I a racist for bringing this up? I am not.
The facts are the facts. I don't care. The facts need to be looked at. They have been completely kept out of the public eye in order to keep this systemic lie of racism going on”
Let me just say that if the cause of black people not being proficient in certain things really was “systemic racism,” and it really was the White person holding them down, then that would be felt by all races
But it’s not, if you look at the test scores in universities, Asians are beating whites in every category
It has nothing to do with systematic racism
How many have noticed the Government can't do something under the Constitution, so it then commissioned private agents to violate the Constitution for them?
How is that not unConstitutional? If I can't rob people under the law, commissioning another to rob for me, isn't that still me?
Whether you're navigating cancer yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply passionate about metabolic health and cutting-edge oncology — this article offers some genuinely intriguing OTC protocols.
I'd love to hear your take after reading it—what stands out, or what questions does it raise?
"Targeting the Mitochondrial-Stem Cell Connection in Cancer Treatment: A Hybrid Orthomolecular Protocol," Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine (Vol. 39, November 3, 2024).
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I ran into an interesting study by Dr. Popp. And so, I asked this:
Here is what I think:
This could be interpreted as meaning that normal cells have a mechanism for storing and orderly releasing UV light. And as cancer cells leak UV light, this mechanism is faulty.
There is evidence that UV light damages cells by inducing DNA lesions, such as thymine dimers, which can lead to cell death if left unrepaired.
The storage-versus-leakage suggests that normal cells can absorb and manage UV light without catastrophic disruption. There must be a repairing capability either missing or weaker in cancer cells. And so, it seems external UV would overload the cancer cells' impaired restoration system, amplifying the fatal damage the leaking cancer cells are unable to repair.
Limitations and Problems: UV-A and UV-B (sunlight) have a low likelihood of UV impact. UV-C will cause UV overload but has low penetration through the skin or tissue (a few mm). Tradition Radiotherapy has a significantly deeper reach, but is fatal to both cancer and normal cells. UV-C pulses can cause sunburn and are harmful to the eyes, but are benign to normal cells.
There was one study I found. They developed a system using high-intensity pulsed xenon lamp irradiation in the broad UV-C range (230–280 nm). In cell culture experiments, (1) Cancer cells showed rapid injury, dysfunction, and death. (2) Normal (non-tumor) cells repaired the DNA damage and survived the same exposure.
(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3657…)
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