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JMIR–How Can Research Keep Up With eHealth? Ten Strategies …
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This written instrument is in the following e-collections/radical verb issues: Viewpoint New Methods Advertisement: Preregister since for the Medicine 2.0 Congress Viewpoint How Can Research Keep Up With eHealth? Ten Strategies toward...
ENGLISH Rothschild’s “British” Empire and the mega-death by starvation it caused in Bengal 1942-45; the Fourth Reich and...
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…..Brit-Jew Empire genocides Bengal A comrade in Australia wrote me: May I suggest the subject of Churchill and the Bengal famine as an article for your blog? http://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=8241 Because of censorship...
A MAN WHO MAY HAVE HAD A GOOD IDEA
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NOVANEWS LEFTWING-CHRISTIAN.NET Why was the early Christian Church so in love with the Old Testament as to adopt it as sacred scripture? There was one man who warned them against it. By Richard Edmondson He was a native of Sinope, a predominantly...
The State, The Deep State, And The Wall Street Overworld
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In the last decade it has become more and more obvious that we have in America today what the journalists Dana Priest and William Arkin have called two governments: the one its citizens were familiar with, operated more or less in the open: the other...
The Last Days of Hattusa
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**This article by Trevor Bryce appears as it was printed in Archaeology Odyssey. Full citation below. The BAS Library includes the complete version of every article published in Archaeology Odyssey.** A helmeted god stands guard over one of the principal...