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Saturday, April 26, 2008

What's your "Grain Footprint?" Buy Grain Credits Now!

Hey, if you're feeling guilty about using food for fuel while hungry
people around the world riot due to the shortage of corn, rice and
wheat, don't worry.

You can become grain neutral, simply by buying some of my corn, rice
and wheat credits. If you act now you could save a bundle, because my
"Get Neutral!" grain credits cost half the price of what carbon credits
cost...while they last.

For every hundred credits, we'll plant an almond tree for you on my farm. (It's sort of like a Nature Conservancy program, so as an added bonus, you'll be keeping farm land as farm land instead of being converted into a parking lot for a strip mall.)

Everyone knows almonds are more prized than corn. Which means you'll be doing good. It's the next best thing to actually feeding someone or allowing them to buy
the food you smoked through your tail pipe.

No you won't stop the riots all on your own, but at least you'll have
done something...and that's what counts isn't it! Who knows, maybe the
survivors of the riots will actually benefit from your almond tree
purchase some day.

That's enough to make you drive down the road feeling good!

You'll also get a membership sticker for your SUV or hybrid, letting
people know you CARE about the ethanol problem!
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William Kelley Eidem is the author of "The Doctor Who Cures Cancer" and "It's Not Just For Sex!"

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Thursday, February 14, 2008

Iran's nuclear lies busted


(AP) "Shared in the past two weeks was material on a laptop computer reportedly smuggled out of Iran, said another diplomat, accredited to the IAEA. In 2005, U.S. intelligence assessed that information as indicating that Tehran had been working on details of nuclear weapons, including missile trajectories and ideal altitudes for exploding warheads."


Read the whole article.

Umm, "IDEAL ALTITUDES FOR EXPLODING WARHEADS!" This comes after repeated denials by the Iranian leaders that they have any intention to build nukes. But then they do chant "Death to America!" at each of their Revolutionary Council meetings. So maybe they are lying. Ya think?

Iran has already tested firing its Shahab-3 missiles off of freighters at heights ideal for Electro-Magnetic Pulse effects.

If you're not familiar with EMP nukes, ONE well placed detonation over the US could knock out all electrical equipment over the entire US and parts of Canada and Mexico. Iran would probably detonate more than one to make sure it did the job.

All vehicles on the road would have their electrical systems fried. Major roadways would be blocked by dead vehicles. Gas stations would not be able to pump their fuel.

Water delivery to your home would also end once the water towers are empty. So your toilets won't flush.

Your refrigerator would also be dead. You'd have no lights and no a/c.

Basically with the loss of indoor plumbing and access to food and water, the entire population of the nation would die of starvation and pestilence.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

The Doctor Who Cures Cancer news update



Since you are a reader of my blog, you're going to be
receiving advance notice of some really good news.

Twelve years ago I wrote the book The Doctor Who Cures
Cancer
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audience.

Much to my dismay the publisher sat on the book because I
wouldn't accept his offer to reduce my royalties by 65%.

Recently, I put the book online in an eBook format. (This
isn't the good news I had promised above.) Some readers have taken
advantage and enjoyed it quite a bit.

Here is some feedback I've received already:

"Kelley, I love your writing style... easy readable, honest,
assertive, great sense of humor. You have to continue to
write. This country needs your books."

- Lyudmila Lachac, East Norwich, New York

Here's another:

"I have read a lot of books yet none of them were as clear
and interesting as this book. It’s the only one in the last
60 or 70 books that I couldn’t put down.

"With other books, after a half-hour I’m bored with them.
The Doctor Who Cures Cancer is written in a way that you
understand everything perfectly as you read it –
nobody writes like that!"

- Raquel Sanchez, M.D., Panama City Beach, Florida

Those comments were kind of cool for someone who struggled
at times to complete high school and college. I do love to
write a whole lot, though.

Still, for many people, there's nothing like holding the
book in your hands. Plus it can be easier to read that way.

So here's the good news. By sometime next week,
The Doctor
Who Cures Cancer will be available as a real book once again!

I'll let you know as soon as it's ready. You might want to
keep your eye out for my next blog.

Meanwhile, if you want to find out more about the book, here
is the web address: http://snipurl.com/curescancer

The best to you,

Kelley Eidem

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Saturday, January 12, 2008

Back pain meets its match. Nerve pain, too.


If you've got any nerve pain, or if you know anyone with nerve pain, this might be the best news you've gotten since the day you started hurting.

Here's the story. Since last March, when I fell, I've been dealing with a back problem with burning pain radiating down my leg. I could barely walk 100 yards...it would often take me 2-3 minutes, even with a crutch to assist me. It had gotten worse and worse, with me using a crutch, and with surgery in the near future.

But three weeks ago I suddenly got better. So good that my neurosurgeon told me that it's elective surgery now. This is particularly amazing since he said my back problem was the worst he'd seen since coming to Panama City. But my pain level is only about a 1 out of 10 these days. What happened?

I increased my intake of CoQ10 to 400 mgs a day. (CoQ10 is a supplement that has dropped in cost about 75%, unless you shop at GNC where they are still ripping people off...$21+ for 30 softgels of 100 mgs!) Previously, I had tried 200 mgs. but got no effect from that amount.

From the very first day, I was able to stop using a crutch! The pain is way down.

The amazing thing is that I had no expectation that the CoQ10 would help me in this way. The almost disappearance of my leg pain, and increased mobility, caught me by complete surprise.

Then I gave some to friend, who was also suffering from 24/7 back pain down her leg and told me she didn't know if she could keep living this way. She took 400 mgs. Voila! Her pain also went way down the very first day!

I told a lady at church about it...she'd had some sort of surgery that forced her to use a cane...and she reported back that she had improved 25 to 50%.

I've searched Google far and wide and could find NO reports of CoQ10 anywhere working like it has for me and my friend. So you might say that I am the discoverer of this potentially earthshaking breakthrough! Okay, I'll say it: I am the discoverer of this application of CoQ10.

If you or someone you love has nerve pain, try it out. Vitamin World sells a bottle for 50 softgels of 100 mgs for under $9, so you can find out if it will work for you for very little cash.

If it works for you, please let me know! I'd like to collect some true stories on this, and spread the word far and wide.

Thanks.

The best to you.

Kelley Eidem
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William Kelley Eidem is the author of The Doctor Who Cures Cancer and It's Not Just For Sex.

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Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Antibiotics banned in the UK?

Doctors in the UK are being advised not to prescribe antibiotics for colds, flues and sore throats. From the UK Telegraph online:

Alan Johnson, the Health Secretary, says it is time to end the unnecessary use of penicillin and other commonly-prescribed pills, which cost the NHS £1.7 billion a year.


Rebecca Smith, Telegraph Medical Editor
Watch: Why patients should not panic

Using antibiotics too liberally has led to bugs such as MRSA becoming resistant to treatment with the drugs. Most colds, coughs and flu are caused by viruses, which cannot be treated with antibiotics anyway, Mr Johnson points out.


Finally!

If we could get doctors in the US to do the same, the benefits to patients could be huge.

The government led program is designed to slow the spike of MRSA, a deadly bacterial infection that has been sweeping hospitals.

But the real danger of antibiotics far exceeds the hospital danger. Antibiotics allow yeast to spread in our bodies. That can make us crave sweets and excess carbs.

Why? Because the yeast lives on sugar and so does our brain. When we have too much yeast, our brain tells us it is starving. Then our brain walks us to the refrigerator or drives us to the store to buy high sugar and high carb foods.

In other words, antibiotics carry the real risk of causing our pants not to fit. A bigger waistline is a risk factor for all sorts of health problems including depression, heart trouble and diabetes.

Each of those factors decreases the quality of our lives and shortens life expectancy.

In short, antibiotics are dangerous drugs.

By the way, have you ever noticed how one round of antibiotics leads to another and another?

There's a good reason for that. I'll cover it in an upcoming post.
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Saturday, January 05, 2008

First some related good news...the price of CoQ10 dropped dramatically about a month or two ago...it's about 75% to 80% lower than it used to be! I read about a year ago that a new manufacturing facility was to open in Texas. Apparently it has opened. Before all the CoQ10 was made in Japan.

As a result of the drop in price I decided to increase my dose from 100/200 a day to 400mgs a day to see if it would increase my energy.

Meanwhile, I'd been dealing with nerve pain in my leg due to a fall which had aggravated an old back injury since infancy that included poorly healed broken bones. Since the fall, I often needed a crutch and had great difficulty walking 100 yards.

In fact, I was looking forward to my appointment with the neurosurgeon...that's how bad my situation was.

Well, to my utter surprise, the CoQ10 did a lot more than increase my energy and help me to sleep better. [B]From the very first day[/B] the nerve pain in my leg has been reduced greatly. Whereas the burning used to be almost all the time, now it's maybe a half-hour a day, and it's less distracting.

Also I can walk without having to think about every step. I can walk a few hundred yards without a crutch and do it more quickly.

I had no prior inkling that the CoQ10 would help me in this way.

I'm not back to 100%, but I'm postponing the surgery...hopefully forever.

I gave some CoQ10 to a friend who was suffering 24/7 from degenerative back pain down her leg that was made far worse from a physical therapy session.

Again, from the very first day of taking 400 mgs, her pain was greatly reduced. She only takes it intermittently now because she suffers from OCD and too much CoQ10 makes her a little hyper. She's trying 100 mgs but that doesn't seem to be helping her much.

I've read that super high doses of 1,200 mgs has helped Parkinson's patients quite a bit, so there is some evidence that it has a positive effect on nerves.

Also, a pharmacist told me that nerves contain fluid. When the nerves swell, it can cause pain that is untouched by NSAID's and heavy duty pain killers. Well, CoQ10 has been shown to be extremely beneficial for congestive heart failure, which is also a fluid problem.

So maybe the CoQ10 is affecting the nerves in a similar fashion. Maybe it's reducing the fluid swelling inside the nerves.

I don't know for sure. My preliminary Google search hasn't turned up anything other than the original question in this thread.

But it might be something to try for any nerve pain to see whether it would help or not. Remember, it did nothing for me as regards my pain and mobility when I took 100-200 mgs. So a half dose didn't produce a half benefit.

I'd be interested to hear if this works for anyone else. If it does, then this accidental discovery sure could benefit a whole lot of people.

Please let me know.Publish Post
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Tuesday, December 25, 2007

Annual Christmas Letters: Are you tired of them?

Have you ever gotten one of those photocopied annual Christmas Letters that just want to make you gag? You know the ones I'm talking about...they usually have the words "Harvard, Studying in Europe this year, and 'so-an-so' just got promoted to vice president" in them.

Well, here's my salute to them:

Merry Christmas everyone!

This is the time each year when our thoughts turn to love, shopping everlasting, family and friends. Thoughts of diets are postponed until later next week.

I've been remiss in keeping in touch with you, and everyone else for that matter. To make up for it, let me tell you about my exciting year! Hold on to your hats and try not to get jealous.

For starters this year has been one of many, many trips. There were too many in fact to keep track of. The constant traveling can do that. So allow me to just touch on a few marvelous and memorable highlights.

For instance, the was the whirlwind trip to the laundromat, the bank, the landlord, Gulf Power, WalMart, Publix, and the crowning destination, Dixie's Discount Liquors. Somehow, I found my way home with the aid of a very nice young deputy sheriff.

Although I'm not much for fancy howdy-dos, he insisted on introducing me to his fellow associates and gave me a place to stay for the night. They really do treat strangers well down South here. If you ever are lucky enough to meet Officer Billy Bob, do tell him I said hello.

But lest you think that was my only grand escapade, let me tell you about another unexpected extended trip I took. Once again, I was hitting the local happenings when lo and behold, my car wouldn't start. They just don't make 18-year old cars like they used to.

But I turned this minor setback into a win after all. Since I couldn't find the nice officer who was so kind to me before...and besides I'm not one to impose...I went off into the nearby woods and did all my drinking there.

Did you know, if you're in a dark wooded area that you can gain a perspective and make real scientific discoveries. For example, I learned that the earth spins like a top with the center of that top right there in the woods where I hadn't passed out yet.

One of my trips was a real trip. I landed on my ass. It's not all bad, though. It gave me time to think about my fall. Some people who have fallen will tell you that they fell down. Well, duh. Did they really think they were going to fall up!

I didn't need to go off into the woods to figure that one out either.

Anyway, I'd tell you more but my wanderlust is tugging at me again. I wonder if Dixie's is open on Christmas Eve? I sure hope Warden Bubba will let me step out for a minute, it bein' the season and all.

Love, light and laughs, and Ho, Ho, Ho! (No actual ho's were harmed in writing the last sentence.)

Kelley, aka prisoner #98346
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Monday, December 24, 2007

Bush surprises Compeon and Ramos with Christmas gift

Dateline Washington, D.C.- GW Bush has reached a compromise in regards to the two federal border agents who shot a major drug Mexican dealer in the ass and got sent to jail for their proficiency.

Instead of a full pardon, America's #1 Compassionate Conservative is sending them to Club Gitmo. Club Gitmo is favored by all criminals and terrorists due to the exclusive idyllic ocean views and breezes, along with the scrumptious catered meals provided by America's finest: the US Military.

"It's not exactly Crawford, Texas, but it's pretty good for not having any patchy grass to look at," Bush admitted.

Whether or not Campeon and Ramos will be allowed to be armed to shoot more illegals in the ass is still under negotiation.
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bush surprises Compeon and Ramos with Christmas gift

Dateline Washington, D.C.- GW Bush has reached a compromise in regards to the two federal border agents who shot a major drug Mexican dealer in the ass and got sent to jail for their proficiency.

Instead of a full pardon, America's #1 Compassionate Conservative is sending them to Club Gitmo. Club Gitmo is favored by all criminals and terrorists due to the exclusive idyllic ocean views and breezes, along with the scrumptious catered meals provided by America's finest: the US Military.

"It's not exactly Crawford, Texas, but it's pretty good for not having any patchy grass to look at," Bush admitted.

Whether or not Campeon and Ramos will be allowed to be armed to shoot more illegals in the ass is still under negotiation.
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A Red Ryder BB Gun and Fred Thompson

There are only two things I want for Christmas:
(1)an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle!

And (2) Fred Thompson to come in first place in the Iowa Caucus (three days before Greek Orthodox Christmas...I had to tie Fred into the Christmas BB gun meme thingie somehow. ;-)!

In the movie "A Christmas Story," Ralphie was real clear about what he wanted for Christmas. He could see it, he could feel it, he could drool over it, despite every setback placed in front of him: "You could put your eye out!"

If we're going to put Fred in over the top, it's time we got real clear about what we want, too.

Fred is the "Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle with the compass in the stock." So the question is, how bad do we want our (F)red Ryder? Can you see it, feel it, and drool over it?

Does the thought of NOT getting our Official (F)red Ryder just make us sick? If Fred is going to Ryde, we've got to ride with him.

It's all a matter of the depth of our desire. And our intensity. It's time to let Fred ooze out our pores, just like Ralphie did over his Official (F)red Ryder.

Ralphie never would have gotten his rifle if he merely wanted it...he had to WANT IT!

Don't settle for a lousy football. It's official: Fred! Ride'er to Victory in the Iowa caucus this January 3rd, 2008.

Fred's team needs folks to call the voters of Iowa. They provide everything. The name. The number. The script. Do you want your Fred or not!

All it takes in many cases is for the person you call to hear from you...they respond by thinking "Gosh, I'm not the only one who is for Fred. Maybe he's got a chance after all. I'm going to caucus for him."

But if you don't call that person, they stay home or decide to caucus for someone they saw on TV or whatever. Your call makes all the difference...make the call.

Here's the link to start calling: http://www.fred08.com

Do you want Fred or not? Or do want to settle for a crummy football? It's your call.
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Saturday, December 22, 2007

Fred Thompson: Type Cast

Let's admit it, Fred isn't a great actor... he has been type cast in every role he's played on the big and small screen. So what's his type? He's always the guy everyone looks up to. He's the Leader. The Boss. The Man. The President.

Yup, he's even played President of the US. President U. S. Grant if I'm not mistaken.

In Hollywood, the folks who cast movies have a large pool of actors to choose from. Getting roles is a hyper-competitive undertaking. So it says something when Fred keeps getting picked to be himself on screen time after time.

But he just can't help it. He has the "It Factor" working for him big time.

Being a leader seems to come to him naturally, whether it be telling an overbearing moderator to stuff it, or sinking an enemy ship.

I vaguely remember the first time I saw Fred Thompson on TV back in 1994 or thereabouts. The particulars escape me but what I still recall is thinking, "That guy ought to be president!"

That's how powerful his presidential aura is.

What makes all this doubly sweet is his willingness to kick ass and take names. Earlier this year, for instance, he wrote an essay pretty much telling Iran he'd kick theirs. Only, Fred doesn't write coarsely like I do. It was an elegant ass kicking as it were.

The guy is suave, sot of like an ugly James Bond. But with a law degree, and one tough district attorney willing to face off against a governor.

Make no mistake...between the lines, Fred sent a message: "Look, I've put an American Governor behind bars; I would certainly deal with nuclear-weapon-bearing psycho punks a little more harshly.

For the bonus round he's got a 100% prolife voting record, is strong against illegal immigration, strong on the war against terror, the Constitution, etc.

Endorse him? Heck, I love him! And you will, too. President Thompson: the Marlboro man GWB always wanted to be.

- William Kelley Eidem, aka, brightwinger
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Saturday, November 10, 2007

At least Hillary didn't steal the silverware this time

The former first lady is getting better. When Hillary left the White House she stole some of the silverware and other property belonging to the White House.

Yeah, she stiffed the waitress and used her story in stump speeches, but this time all the diner's silverware was accounted for.

She's improving, I tell ya!
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Cholesterol drug fails again

Did you know that ancient Rome didn't crumble merely due to its cultural decline. They fell because they used lead pipes in their aqueducts. Their leaders and populace became stupid and crazy.

Today we face a similar threat, we're being made sick and stupid by the medications so many of us take. The latest evidence is the widely used Zocor.

Zocor, a cholesterol drug, can ruin your sleep, according to the latest study.

Sleep problems are associated with contributing to both weight gain, and diabetes.

So let's do the math here. Zocor is supposed to protect you from a heart attack (har har) but it can lead to diabetes which causes heart attacks, blindness and kidney failure, along with severe nerve pain, and gangrene which can lead to amputations.

Something doesn't add up.

Does this mean you should switch from Zocor to another cholesterol drug? No. All statin drugs block CoQ10, a vital energy producer in the heart. This means all of them promote heart attacks.

There is further evidence that they also lower testosterone and promote amnesia and memory loss. Stay away from these drugs.
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Sunday, November 04, 2007

Is Sloan-Kettering holding out on you?

Today's cancer treatments leave a lot to be desired. First and foremost there is the human suffering. After that comes the huge dollar costs that are involved. In many cases, the costs are made even more outrageous because the cured patient ends up being a mere shell of himself.

Yet the medical community has been at this for a very long time:

"A disease that...can attack a person is perfect health, in the full vigor of early maturity, and in some insidious, mysterious way, within a few months, destroy a life, is surely a subject important enough to demand our best thought and continued study."
- William Coley, M.D., in remarks to the New York Academy of Medicine, 1891Dr. Coley was referring to a young woman whose injured hand had mysteriously transformed into a painful and deadly case of cancer, snuffing out her life in less than a year. Coley was influential in the establishment of Memorial Sloan-Kettering.
It is perhaps more than a little ironic that Sloan-Kettering has since played a part in snuffing out an effective method for curing cancer. About five decades ago, S-K chief medical director, John Heller, M.D., was well aware of a doctor who was curing cancer patients.

Dr. Heller told a fellow physician who had been stricken with a mortal, incurable brain tumor about the doctor who cures cancer, "I don't know how he does it, but people walk in there dead and walk out alive." Heller had known about the outsider's work for 10 years.

The stricken doctor asked Heller if he recommended that he go see him. The Sloan-Kettering Medical Director replied, "Yes, I would."

The Dr. Robert Fishbein, the brain cancer patient, was quite naturally quite curious to know why they weren't using the more effective treatment at S-K. Heller answered, "I'd lose my job. I have to be careful around here. He's foreign. He's strange, and around here he's considered a quack."

Dr. Fishbein, who was predicted to be dead in two to four months was cured. That was in 1962, some forty-five years ago. He was able to return to to the practice of medicine. He has retired, and lives in New Jersey.

It's unfortunate, but do not expect the medical profession to "get around" to offering the treatment.The doctor who cures cancer was Emanuel Revici, M.D. His name is still scorned by the American Cancer Society and in the halls of medicine including at Sloan-Kettering.

It will take a wide wakening and people speaking out. I'm just one person, but together we can fix this health care crisis. It's long overdue...let's not wait another moment.

So once again, it's time to repeat the words of Dr. Coley:
"A disease that...can attack a person is perfect health, in the full vigor of early maturity, and in some insidious, mysterious way, within a few months, destroy a life, is surely a subject important enough to demand our best thought and continued study."
But perhaps we can do more than that - much more. Only this time it's easier - much easier. A cure already exists. You can help in a big way by doing a small thing. Simply visit this link, and then send that link to your email buddy list.

You could also link this message on your blog if you have one.

A cure exists. When enough people are aware of its existence, it will naturally become available wherever it is needed.

Conversely, until enough people see the evidence, this treatment will remains difficult to access for most cancer patients, as it is available in only one medical office at this time. So it is critically important to take action...to benefit cancer patients around the US and around the world.
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Saturday, November 03, 2007

Cancer, Before and After Cure

Probably million of words have been spilled on health care. Today I'd like to talk about health cure. Here's the thing...a health cure program is ten times better than a health care program.

I'm basing my ten times multiple on my extensive research into common sense, by the way. Ask anyone who is sick and suffering: "Do you want some care or some cure?" I'm predicting you'll get ten hands up for a cure over some care every time the poll is taken.

Therefore our public policy should not be focused on health care, but on health cures. When a patient feels cured, they can take care of themselves.

The next time you her someone calling for more health care, call them on it. Tell them you're tired of health care; it's time for the cure.

Yes, there is a doctor who cures cancer, by the way. And a lot more.

A picture can be worth 10,000 words. Here you'll see several.

Then decide for yourself.

Please, even if you've never linked to another blog before, link to this one. We need to get the word out.

Let's end health care and start a health cure movement.
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Thursday, November 01, 2007

68% More Gen X'ers Risking Erectile & Libido Dysfunction

You might be wondering what cholesterol has to do with killing our enemies.

Forgive me for hammering on the many problems of cholesterol lowering drugs of late. But the news keeps piling up on them. The news is really serious in its implications for both our nation and to the young men and women who could be seriously harmed by these problematic drugs.

Recent news reports indicate more men and women between the age of 20 and 44 could be losing their sex drives, if other medical reports are to be believed. The news is that sales of these drugs has increased by 68% to that age group.

In previous articles, I've noted how the popular cholesterol drugs can hurt patients in different ways:

  • Memory loss, and amnesia
  • Heart atttacks
  • Erectile and libido dysfunction
Can the US afford to have a bunch of Gen X'ers & Gen Y'ers suffering from memory loss and reduced testosterone levels? Are we femininizing our society, turning men into wishy washy wimps?

We are at war, in case our already wishywashy wimp society hasn't noticed. Lowering our testosterone doesn't help when we are faced with millions of fanatics who want to destroy the US.

With Alzheimer's Disease already a grave worry, what happens if we add to that a large number of Cholesterol-impaired brain-addled young adults?

Men need testosterone to maintain their masculinity. Women need a tiny bit to maintain their natural sex drive. All of us need fully functioning brains for as long as possible.

I fear for our future. There are so few voices crying out to stop this madness, with millions of prescriptions being written each year, destroying brains and vitality.

This is no joke. Physicians are becoming more aggressive in prescribing 'Limpitor' and the other statins. Meanwhile, medical bodies keep reducing the mythical number as to what is a safe level of cholesterol.

If you're concerned about your cholesterol, a much safer and effective solution would be fish oil and arginine. Neither will mess with your testosterone or your brain except to help them.
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Friday, November 05, 2004

How long before the Democrat Party implodes?

1- The last two elections (2002 & 2004), has put eight new prolife Senators in office.

2- They replaced eight pro-choice senators.

3- Meanwhile, the Republicans increased their majority in both years.

4- More Republican governors were elected both times. Most governorsare now Republican.

5- More state houses have switched to Republican majorities. Most statehouses now have Republican majorities.

How long before the Democrats start to tear into each other? And watch to see if some Dems don't switch parties. You can count on more seats going Republican in 2006 because the 'negative replenishment effect' of Roe v. Wade will continue to sap strength from the chances for Dems. (Most abortions are had by pro-choice women -- reducing the pool of children that are influenced by pro-choice parents.)

By 2008, it's going to get ugly for the Dems. (No, I'm not refering to a certain Senator's appearance.) The number of Republicans in both Houses will crush the Dems. And Hillary's chances will go down in flames. By 2010, don't count on the Democrat Party being a major party any more.

Democrats fail to get out the dead fetus vote

Man-oh-man, if all those smart Democratiic women hadn't killed their fetuses between 1973 and 1986, maybe they could have joined up with the MTV/P.Diddy "Vote or die" campaign.

What they might have failed to realize is that too many died BEFORE they could vote. About 10-15 million between 1973 and 1986. so they never reached voting age.

That left a whole lot of us dumb Republicans overpopulating the voting booths since fewer prolife women have abortions than prochoice women do.
Shucks, it was like natural selection in reverse. We dumb Republicans forgot to kill off our progeny like those smart Democrats did.

Sliver victories for prolife Senators due to . . .

... too many abortions.The Alan Guttmacher Institute has put together a study that shows it'spro-choice women who are having most -- not all -- of the abortions.

The dead fetuses of mostly pro-choice women were unable to vote in2002 and 2004. If they had lived and voted like their mom's, Martinezof FL, Thune of SD, and the Republican candidate for Senate inLouisiana all would have lost. Each prolife winner won by a sliver, 50to 49.

The pro-choice voter is only at the beginning of reaping itsself-created whirlwind. Each new election promises much of the same:more prolife winners by small margins.

Before long, the Democratic party will probably collapse frominfighting.All due to abortion.

Tuesday, October 26, 2004

Kerry: Bush rushes to war too slow

Today the Kerry campaign ran an ad criticizing President Bush for not stopping Saddam from hiding some 380 tons of his explosives prior to the US invasion of Iraq.

Kerry: It is the wrong war, in the wrong place, at the wrong time. The right time would have been to go sooner or later, depending on whichever decision would get you to vote for me.

Sunday, October 17, 2004

JFK versus jfk: let's lower the case for Kerry

I was reading something online recently where the writer used the initials JFK in reference to Kerry. In my first reading of the post, I mistakenly plugged in John F. Kennedy's name.

Because despite Senator Kerry's unfortunate initials, there is only one 'JFK.!'
Kerry isn't even a virtual JFK in the minds of us who recall the real one.

Maybe from now on, we could start using lower case letters for the fake jfk. That way we will all know who it is we are talking about, and be giving jfk the appropriate amount of respect.

Please, spread the word and lets start using lower case right away.

Saturday, October 16, 2004

Kerry's box-cutter compliment

As for Kerry's "Mary Cheney is a lesbian" debacle, one of the reasons his velvet swill has exploded back on him might be the yuck factor. To be sure, Kerry tried to pretty up his box-cutter compliment with a satin bow.

But our ears can detect odor as well as sound in some cases. This was one of those instances. Kerry's ofal just didn't pass the smell test.

So we rejected the sound of Kerry's oratory because the odor lingers. Will this damage his chances of being elected? Let me answer that question in this manner: in a way, Kerry has bad breath, which is not a winning trait in a would-be leader.

Sunday, October 10, 2004

Kerry: those darn nuisance beheadings!!

I am willing to live with a nuisance, aren't you? Kinda like having a serial killer as a neighbor.

Every once in a while, that crazy old guy down the street kidnaps, tortures and kills a young woman -- man, is that a nuisance!

PS. Kerry told the NY Times today he wants to reduce Islamic terrorism to a nuisance level. How suitcase nuclear bombs -- supplied by Kerry's uranium handout -- being detonated in several US cities is supposed to be considered a nuisance was not explained. But apparently Kerry, has a [unspecified, nebulous] plan.

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Saturday, October 09, 2004

Kerry's Latest 'Plans'

I'm John Kerry. I have a better plan. For example:

1- I plan to provide Iran with nuclear fuel.

2- I plan to support taxpayer funded abortions.

3- I plan to subject this nation's security to a global test.

4- I plan to stop our military from building any bunker busting bombs. [See plan #1.]

5- I plan to oppose any amendment that defines marriage.

6- I plan to find Osama bin Laden, so long as it passes my global test.

7- I plan to hold a summit if Iran fails to keep its part of the nuclear fuel bargain. [See plan #4.]

8- I plan look into my 20 year career as a Senator to see if I've ever tried to impliment any of these grand plans before.

9- I plan to return my magic hat to the CIA agent I invented out of whole cloth.

10- I plan to increase spending for Intelligence, unlike what I did when I was a Senator for 20 years, to help carry out plan #6, so long as it passes my global test.

11- I plan to increase spending for summits.

12- I plan to free Russia, China, South Korea, and Japan from our multilateral talks with N. Korea, so they can join multi-lateral summits with Iran should Iran fail to comply with my uranium deal.

13- I plan, in keeping with Bush's tradition to visit hurricane victims in Florida, if I am still alive, to visit every city destroyed by a suitcase bomb manufactured in Iran.


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Friday, October 08, 2004

Today's Salient Poll Question

Do you support providing Iran with Uranium?

1- Yeah, blow me up!

2- What's uranium?

3- I am a normal person with a pulse, so hell no!

So why in the world didn't Bush make this issue the centerpiece of tonight's debate??

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Who in the US supports providing Uranium to Iran?

How -- with a platform to provide uranium to Iran -- can Kerry even be running for president?

Maybe someone ought to conduct a national poll with one question:

"Are you for or against supplying Iran with uranium?"


I'd like to see the percentages on that one.

I can think of only one person who would vote for it.

Thursday, October 07, 2004

Headline Circa 2006: Iran Flunks Global Test

If I ran for student body president on a "Uranium for Iran" platform, what would my prospects be? The answer ought to be fairly self evident. The only votes I'd get would be from crack-smoking winos.

So how is it possible that we have a candidate running for President of the United States on that platform? And why hasn't the US media fried Kerry for this third-grade proposal until he is past burnt orange in color?

And how is it possible that the US has sunk so low in its critical thinking that "Uranium for Iran" won't produce a 95% to 5% defeat for Kerry?

Even Ralph Nader, who has some loopy ideas, hasn't advocated arming the enemy like Kerry is doing.

If Kerry were to win (maybe with voter fraud?) there might be suitcase atomic bombs exploding in 20 large US cities.

I can hear Kerry now, "But that doesn't pass the global test."

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Tuesday, October 05, 2004

Did VP Cheney miss an opportunity?

When Gwen Ifil asked Vice-President Cheney to tell the American people why he was qualified to be a candidate for Vice President, he took the bait (as did Edwards.)

Thanks for playing, but ...

...the correct answer for Cheney was as follows:

"I fully trust that the American people can make that decision without any self-serving comments from me. I have been honored to witness the President respond on a daily basis to the critical challenges America has faced since before the 9/11 War began. So it is a much greater concern to me who will be filling that role as President for the next four years.

"Senator Kerry has promised to provide the nuclear material to Iran that could be subverted and converted into an atomic suitcase bomb. Tonight there is at least one terrorist, maybe hundreds, who would gladly set that atomic bomb off in a city near you.

"I am confident that the dads and moms of America do not want to take that risk. The wide-eyed proposal of Senator Kerry is the wrong idea at the wrong time -- with the wrong nation.

"I can promise you that our president will NEVER risk giving nuclear material to a terrorist nation such as Iran."

That answer would have gone a long way in framing the final weeks of the race where it ought to be focused: on the critical issue of the safety of America's families.

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Why we MUST have universal health care coverage

Because if Kerry is elected he's going to give Iran nuclear material, and he's gonna cancel the nuclear bunker buster bomb.

So if Iran cheats and mass-produces suitcase bombs, there will be a lot of poor American women and children who will desperately need health care for their radiation burns.