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Healing the “Incurable” : Jeremy Ayres interviewing Phil Escott

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|Date: July 31, 2018
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Healing the “Incurable” : Jeremy Ayres interviewing Phil Escott

“Arthritis, the best thing that ever happened to me” - Part 1 Jeremy interviews Phil Escott who healed hi ...

“Arthritis, the best thing that ever happened to me” - Part 1 Jeremy interviews Phil Escott who healed himself of advanced Rheumatoid Arthritis. Phil is particularly interesting as he had fully explo ...

July 31, 2018
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A Run around the World

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|Date: July 31, 2018
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A Run around the World

We are all feeling the chaos in the world today, at least those of us who are keen watchers of what is be ...

We are all feeling the chaos in the world today, at least those of us who are keen watchers of what is being offered up as acceptable for human life. This is a run around the world as she presents he ...

July 31, 2018
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The Hopeless Problem of White Supremacy

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|Date: July 09, 2018
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The Hopeless Problem of White Supremacy

From Deena Stryker I’ve been writing for several years about the inevitability of Europe becoming ...

From Deena Stryker I’ve been writing for several years about the inevitability of Europe becoming Muslim http://www.otherjones.com/2015/03/in-europe-arithmetic-of-otherness-and.html, however, E ...

July 09, 2018
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Quo Vadis Migrants?

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|Date: July 05, 2018
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Quo Vadis Migrants?

Posted with permission from Deena Stryker. Deena is a progressive writer and currently writes for her blo ...

Posted with permission from Deena Stryker. Deena is a progressive writer and currently writes for her blog as as well as for New Eastern Outlook. Today, I'm taking the liberty of reposti ...

July 05, 2018
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A Saker Service – Publishing – Updated

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|Date: July 05, 2018
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A Saker Service – Publishing – Updated

During the past year TheSaker community gathered more skills that we can now offer as a professional serv ...

During the past year TheSaker community gathered more skills that we can now offer as a professional service to our larger community, with a friendlier interface and at lower rates than most commercia ...

July 05, 2018
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Book Review – Losing Military Supremacy: The Myopia of American Strategic Planning by Andrei Martyanov

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|Date: July 04, 2018
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Book Review – Losing Military Supremacy: The Myopia of American Strategic Planning by Andrei Martyanov

Review by the Saker: The fact that the USA is facing a profound crisis, possibly the worst one in its his ...

Review by the Saker: The fact that the USA is facing a profound crisis, possibly the worst one in its history, is accepted by most observers, except maybe the most delusional ones. Most US Americans d ...

July 04, 2018
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Mankind, Neurochemistry and Lobsters

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|Date: July 04, 2018
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Mankind, Neurochemistry and Lobsters

Jordan Peterson wrote two books. The first was Maps of Meaning - The Architecture of Belief, which looks ...

Jordan Peterson wrote two books. The first was Maps of Meaning - The Architecture of Belief, which looks at the existence of our own spiritual and religious life and what it means today. The second al ...

July 04, 2018
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Net Neutrality – a SNR problem

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|Date: July 04, 2018
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Net Neutrality – a SNR problem

One of our members selected the space of net neutrality as his activist part of the struggle for human fr ...

One of our members selected the space of net neutrality as his activist part of the struggle for human freedom and as such, he works for all of us. This is what he says: Net Neutrality a SNR Problem S ...

July 04, 2018
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