There is reason enough to believe a cancer conspiracy
Barry Lynes in The Healing of Cancer argues a vast cover up by the ACS NCI FDA and AMA denying a cancer cure since the 1930s. He claims researchers who found cures were blacklisted burned silenced or killed to protect billions in profits from chemotherapy and related therapies.
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Barry Lynes
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
Lynes
Rural telecommunication sparks female enterprise in Bangladesh
At a University of Guelph conference on Partnerships and Participation in Telecommunications for Rural Development delegates from seven countries discuss citizen involvement. A featured case shows Sajeda Akhtar and sisters using a single village telephone to coordinate seed orders and calls, earning about $50 weekly with a $565 initial loan and anticipating doubled family income after loan repayment.
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Canada
Peru
Egypt
Thailand
Bangladesh
Mozambique
Zanzibar
Surinam
Sajeda Akhtar
The
University of Guelph
Neighbourly News Development Highlights Rural Radio
The piece notes farmers and old radio shows like Farm Radio Forum shaping national discussion. It reports Quebec farmers using Internet audio and a provincial department delivering 200 pages monthly by voice reports for download, plus a Bell partnership with Ontario farm groups upgrading rural calling areas. Members contrast Canada’s Community Access Program with Africa’s lack of similar village communications.
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Farm Radio Forum
Canada
Quebec Farmers Association
Ontario Farm Association
Bell
CRTC
Africa
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