What is This Thing Called a Fetus?

Here we go.
Pregnant woman, gestation about 20 weeks collapses from blood clot to lung that causes cardiac arrest, producing brain damage determined to be brain death.
Texas law and law of 31 other states prohibits terminating mother’s life because fetus has right to live.
Imagine that? Parents of the mother argue that she would want to die. No word in the news reports on the opinion of the husband.
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The Antibiotic Panicmongers

Let’s get back to the real world, if a cow or a pig is treated with an antibiotic, and then the pig or cow is slaughtered for meat,
GUESS WHAT, the antibiotic is not in the meat, since it is digested as just another chemical.
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Chinese Medicine is What?

I can’t even begin to express the disgust I have for those who would jump on some Chinese Medicine bandwagon.
Here’s the way it goes, like man, Chinese medicine respects yin and yang, and such things as magical energy forces.
How could any sentient being object to magical medicine? After all, life is a magical trip, isn’t it, grasshopper?
http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/2014/01/07/chinese-medicine-critic-argues-against-bc-school

A Sharp Disagreement on the Brain Death of Jahi McMath

George Neumayr articulates his disagreement on the brain dead argument.
Some religions such as Judaism and some members of other religions are uncomfortable with the brain death concept.
Mr. Neumayr exemplifies that position.
http://spectator.org/print/57364

Follow the Money on Fracking and Pipeline Debates

All this anti fracking advocacy–and anti Keystone XL pipeline agitation certainly is funded by someone.
Here’s some stuff to consider on the fracking debate. Saudis have a dog in the fight.
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Study: ‘No Statistical Correlation’ Between Fine Airborne Particles, Premature Death

There’s no evidence to support the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) longstanding claim that fine airborne particulate matter measuring 2.5 micrograms or less (PM2.5) is killing thousands of Americans every year, according to the first comprehensive study of its kind. Continue reading Study: ‘No Statistical Correlation’ Between Fine Airborne Particles, Premature Death