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We don’t have to be a one to make others feel less guilty about how they are benefiting from white supremacy. And you don’t have to do this alone. For a free sample coaching session: https://lnkd.in/dUBAJD5M

China may be the only Industralized country involved with harvesting of human parts globally, but placing the sell of these organs in the so-called “Black Market” is simply disingenuous. We want to stop this practice and I don’t believe the U.S. is committed to this goal tracing who is buying this Chinese products would be a first start. I remember when the U.S. was steeped into debate over Human Cloning because it was the answer to supplying body parts without any Morality. However, when Morality was considered Human Cloning went underground but I don’t believe ever stopped. So lets stop the human harvesting of organs propaganda and find out who is buying the product.

WE all learned.. Health and wise investments are a prerequisite for any running Economy. Capacity if leader IS to anticipate and to Prevent any outbreak... Majority of today’s global diseases requires accessible healthcare and infrastructures.. Past global and national public health policies in the developing world have usually been disease specific, focusing on treating the single problem (such as the tuberculosis, HIV or malaria programmes) and not on strengthening the healthcare system and providing access to care... To rebuild Trust Would be another of our challenges.. Surgery is a pillar of the health system. Every human being may need basic to life-saving surgical care in his or her lifetime and only a strong healthcare system with improved surgical care capacity can support true universal health coverage and lead to sustainable national development. Surgery involves more than a single discipline and more than the sheer cutting and stitching up of human flesh and bone. It is an essential part of basic care, but it remains inaccessible and unaffordable for many people around the world.

🏠Last week was a constituency week or “break week” for MPPs here in Ontario, which usually happens every fourth week in the sitting schedule. On this episode of Sunrise Eastern Ontario, we talked about what we do when we are back in our ridings for the full week, and how busy it can get!

Here's a guide on where you can watch -- and listen to -- NBC10 Boston's coverage of the Karen Read murder trial.

2:30 some interesting predictions. https://lnkd.in/dEdgfVvs The show ran for 40 years! Not sure what I’d predict 30 years from now. Mrs Browns Boys still on TV? Prisma to be Update to a workable platform? Quicker Trains to the north. Straws that work in water I can’t work out from this whether we are behind schedule or not. Important thing especially to not be replaced is to pivot and make sure you understand whatever that latest technology is

Bravo to Barrett, Kyle, Jeff and the whole team at Matter Collective, who’ve built a far better “mousetrap” for #contentcreation and #contentdistribution helping #contentcreators better find and reach their audiences, then monetize their video creations in the age of #machinelearning and #entertainmentai 🚀🚀🚀

Great to catch up with the newest member of the SC Senate, Senator Tameika Isaac Devine on Bourbon in the Backroom. A great conversation about her journey back into public service, her priorities in the legislature and the difference between city council and the Statehouse. Plus, its our 100th episode and Vincent Sheheen and I take a look back at some of our favorite shows. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/e5yPdiUt #scpolitics #episode100 #bourbon #publicpolicy

Check out the latest episode of @DoesItFlyPod where @tamarakrinsky and I discuss the topic of planetwide human infertility. Another fun and informative episode. @DenofGeekUS @roddenberry https://lnkd.in/esnkZYpc

I surveyed the political landscape, on The Pat Desmarais Show on WXTK in Hyannis, MA. My segment begins at 42:29! https://lnkd.in/eERui43y