I don’t normally shill for charities, but I did buy a piece of a cow. I like the idea of giving a hand up, and not a hand out.
Apparently when a family is given a cow, they are obliged to give the first born calf to another family for free.
Heifer International works with communities to increase income, improve child nutrition, care for the Earth, and ultimately end world hunger and poverty.
Source: Heifer International | Charity Ending Hunger And Poverty
Who knew this little fact?
One of the country’s most popular over-the-counter painkillers — acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol
The origins of germs and evil bodies making man sick goes back to the beginning of time.
Why is it the main belief system today?
The Infectious Myth – Revisiting the Milan Plague of 1629-1632 – 09.11.18 by The Infectious Myth
Amazing discussion on the polio deception – and it continues today.
The Infectious Myth – Polio is not an infectious disease, with Jim West – 06.26.18 by The Infectious Myth
We are killing our soldiers – with drugs.
The Infectious Myth – Mefloquine and PTSD with Dave Bona, Canadian Military Veteran – 08.28.18 by The Infectious Myth
When will the Clintons go away?
I’m feeling sorry for the Clintons.
In the 27 years I’ve covered Bill and Hillary, I’ve experienced a range of emotions. They’ve dazzled me and they’ve disgusted me.
But now they’re mystifying me.
Great interview.
Roger Daltrey, Founder and Lead Singer of The Who by Here’s The Thing with Alec Baldwin
There’s a whole world growing quickly, robustly, and expertly. It’s not here – it’s in China.
This is my second column on the two weeks that Vi and I just spent in Chengdu, China. It is meant not so much as a travelog as a snapshot of what is going on in an economic juggernaut. Judging by email from readers, many do not realize the scope and scale of China’s advance. Neither did I: Since I was last in the country twelve years ago, much has changed. Reading journals is one thing. Walking the streets is another. Having heard much about China’s high-speed rail, we bought tickets to Chongqing, a moun
Source: Cheng Two: More Notes on Two Weeks in China | Fred On Everything
Is this that much different than handing over billions every few years for little return?
For some reason I like the idea.
It’s time to give serious thought to creating the country’s first Canadian-owned automaker.
The Liberal government spent $500,000 on outside advisers to come up with a logo, name and branding for a new agency that promises to alleviate poverty in developing countries, internal documents reveal.