Does Cancer Resemble a Parasitic Disease?

 

Does Cancer Resemble a Parasitic Disease? By Huseyin Vodinali The sharp rise in cases of “turbo” (aggressive) cancer in the post-COVID-19 and mRNA vaccine era has sparked a debate. While US and European-based cancer treatments rely on expensive and often futile chemotherapy regimens, claims are increasingly surfacing that inexpensive and effective drugs—such as Ivermectin and Fenbendazole—can cure patients with advanced-stage cancer. Read here

The Nazi Birth of the New World Order By Eric Buesing What ended in 1945 was a government, a flag, and an army. What did not end was a cadre of men, a body of technical knowledge purchased with human lives, an intelligence network, and a set of operating assumptions about the relationship between those who hold information and those who do not. Those things were not defeated. Read here

Russia Ramps Up Powerful Drone Night Raids as Ukraine’s Air Shield Thins By Ahmed Adel Recent Western media reports describe nightly arrivals of Russian jet-powered attack drones and ballistic missiles that Patriot systems struggle to intercept, while Ukrainian F-16 fighter jets are fighting with cannons due to air-to-air missile shortages. Read here

South America’s Mineral Alliance Seeks to Shift the Center of Gravity in Global Mining By Miguel Santos García The recent signing of an agreement between Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Bolivia may mark a pivotal moment in the global struggle for resource security, presenting a savvy geopolitical maneuver by the Southern Cone to solidify its position as the preeminent supplier of the critical minerals that will underpin the twenty-first century global economy. Read here

NAZA. Israel’s “Calculated Mass Killings”. Atrocities Beyond Genocide: Israel’s Minister to Revoke Filmmakers’ Citizenship Over Award-winning Gaza Documentary By Press TV According to the Venice Film Festival’s synopsis, NAZA explores what it describes as the mechanisms behind Israel’s “calculated mass killing” of Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, featuring testimony from Israeli military intelligence officers and soldiers. Read here

Addressing Africa’s Reparations By Kester Kenn Klomegah Decades after attaining political independence, African countries have teamed up and fiercely advocating to reparations. Historical records show that Africa endured several years of slavery and economic exploitation. Read here

The Road to Armageddon By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts The world is faced with two major war fronts, both of which are widening and could spin out of control. Ukraine is Washington’s proxy in the West’s war against Russia, a war that has moved deep within Russia herself far from the Donbas front. Read here