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Turkey Hunting - Hunt The Next One Down!
Posted on November 19th, 2009 No commentsUsing a bow and arrow is the most common way of hunting turkeys. Turkey hunting is traditionally done by the method of turkey calling and hitting the right target. There are a number of institutions and organizations that both support and protest against the traditional sport of turkey hunting. Neither has taken over the other or convinced the other of their superiority. At any rate, it is best you know what exactly turkey hunting is before making any decision about which school of thought you support. Here are some interesting facts about turkey hunting that any newcomer should know.
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Interesting Bald Eagle Facts
Posted on August 10th, 2009 No commentsThe American Bald Eagle is the United States National Symbol. It was chosen as our national symbol in 1782 and was chosen over the Golden Eagle because it lives on on the North American Continent while the Golden Eagle also lives in Europe. When born it is truly an ugly duckling, but in four to five years it will turn into a beautiful bird that inspires you when you view it in flight. If you study about this beautiful bird you can learn some very interesting facts.
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Interesting facts on Bird Flu?
Posted on March 20th, 2009 1 commentDo you know that 'bird flu' was discovered in Vietnam 9 years ago?
Do you know that barely 100 people have died in the whole world in all that time?
Do you know that it was the Americans who alerted us to the efficacy of the human antiviral TAMIFLU as a preventative?
Do you know that TAMIFLU barely alleviates some symptoms of the common flu?
Do you know that its efficacy against the common flu is questioned by a great part of the scientific community?
Do you know that against a SUPPOSED mutant virus such as H5N1, TAMIFLU barely alleviates the illness?
Do you know that to date Avian Flu affects birds only?
Do you know who markets TAMIFLU? ROCHE LABORATORIES!
Do you know who bought the patent for TAMIFLU from
ROCHE LABORATORIES in 1996? GILEAD SCIENCES INC.! (Same year as the Pt Arthur Massacre.)
Do you know who was the then president of GILEAD SCIENCES INC. and remains a major shareholder?
DONALD RUMSFELD, the present Secretary of Defense of the USA.
Do you know that the base of TAMIFLU is crushed aniseed?
Do you know who controls 90% of the world's production of this tree? ROCHE!
Do you know that sales of TAMIFLU were over 4 million in 2004 and more than 00 million in 2005?
Do you know how many more millions ROCHE can earn in the coming months if the business of fear continues?
So the summary of the story is as follows:
Bush's friends decide that the medicine TAMIFLU is the solution for a pandemic that has not yet occurred and that has caused a hundred deaths worldwide in 9 years. This medicine doesn't so much as cure the common flu. In normal conditions the virus does not affect humans.
Rumsfeld sells the patent for TAMIFLU to ROCHE for which they pay him a fortune. Roche acquires 90% of the global production of crushed aniseed, the base for the antivirus. The governments of the entire world threaten a pandemic and then buy industrial quantities of the product from Roche.
So we end up paying for medicine while Rumsfeld, Cheney and Bush do the business.
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