Public Health Care in Libya prior to NATO's "Humanitarian Intervention" was the best in Africa. "Health care [was] available to all citizens free...

Destroying a Country's Standard of Living: What Libya Had Achieved, What has been Destroyed

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One hell of a humanitarian intervention isn't it? By Thomas Mountain 9-2-11

Updated report Sunday 25.09.2011 Corporate media complicit in covering for rebel war crimes - no need to wonder why Malaysians are clearly under the cloud of the MSM's blanket.

Updated news Thursday, 22.09.2011

Gaddafi wanted Sirte to become the capital of a united Africa and it is the site of the headquarters of the African Investment Bank, which together with the African Monetary Fund (HQ in Yaounde, Cameroon) and African Central Bank (HQ in Abuja, Nigeria) which were to launch this September with a $42 billion fund to set Africa free from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. The USA stole the $32 billion contributed for this African project that would have prevented private banker control over Africa, thus preventing the project from proceeding. Source

After some 8,000 bombing raids, with estimates of 4 bombs used per attack NATO has already dropped over 30,000 bombs on Libya. That's almost 200 bombs per day for 6 months, some tens of thousands of tons of high explosives. With an estimated 2 Libyans killed per bomb and without a single NATO casualty the Western regimes have massacred over 60,000 Libyans in the past half year with the rebels themselves having said there have been 50,000 Libyan deaths. One hell of a humanitarian intervention isn't it?

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The multi ethnic video that you cannot watch on regular TV in Malaysia

And why not?
Because the message encourages its citizens to cast their votes in the coming elections. So tell me, what kind of government discourages their citizens their right to vote? It does not start with the letter D, that's for sure...


Video source:http://www.undilah.com/#s2

Contributing news article here: http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/176763

In 2008, 36 million people in the world died from non-communicable diseases, representing 63 per cent of the 57 million global deaths that year.

In 2008, 36 million people in the world died from non-communicable diseases, representing 63 per cent of the 57 million global deaths that year.

What are non-communicable diseases?
The ones you don't catch from someone else...

... heart disease, diabetes, cancers.

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Drugs fed to animals to promote growth and prevent diseases may play a key role in the emergence of antibiotic resistant bacteria,

Sept 20 – Drugs fed to animals to promote growth and prevent diseases may play a key role in the emergence of antibiotic resistant bacteria, microbiologists said recently.
The practice of administering large quantities of antimicrobial drugs “favours the emergence of drug resistant bacteria that can spread to humans through the consumption of contaminated food, from direct contact with animals or by environmental spread,” said Awa Aidara-Kane of the World Health Organisation.

“In addition, genes encoding for resistance can be transmitted from zoonotic bacteria to human pathogens,” added Aidara-Kane, who leads the WHO Advisory Group on Integrated Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance.

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