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Neuroprotective and Neurogenic Actions of Vitamins and Herbs: A Review
Chris Spencer
Abstract
The human brain is a very complex organ that is under constant requirement for repair and maintenance in order to maintain normal function. Neuroprotection and neurogenesis are indispensable processes that save neurons from damage and stimulate the formation of new neurons, respectively. Neuroprotection and neurogenesis engage processes involved in cognition and memory as well as protection against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
A Critical Examination of Pro-Zionist Media: Bias, Narratives, and the Politics of Representation
Tracy Turner
Storytelling encompasses the most fundamental aspect of journalism, which stems from the fact that every decision made, what to showcase, what to leave out, and how to portray events, can alter how people think. This is more pronounced in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is a subject that has been engaged as one that goes beyond reporting but rather engages in the art of narrative control (mind control). In defense of the Zionist propaganda, there is always the mind control version of the story that depicts the aggressive occupier's war of self-defense as an attack from terrorists.
A Hope: Can We Achieve It?
Paul Craig Roberts
"Now is the time to close down the whorehouse that is the legacy media."
By seizing the initiative Trump and Musk stole a march on corrupt Democrats and their whore media. The whore media has been destroyed by the large amount of information that came out of the government’s own data clearly demonstrating immense theft from taxpayers by Democrats and misuse of appropriated funds by USAID, National Endowment for Democracy, Social Security and Medicare, US Treasury, Department of Health and Human Services, and the use of federal funds for advertising private abortion clinics and sex change operations–thus the use of our money to contribute to immoral profits, use of taxpayer funds to pay the whore media to lie and deceive the American public, and major blockbusters about to hit with the audits of the Defense Department and IRS, likely the two most corrupt agencies of all.
The Democrats’ corruption of the US budget that Musk revealed before corrupt judges, themselves on the take, could illegally and unconstitutionally delay release of official government data to the cabinet secretaries and the President of the United States elevates the Biden Regime to the most corrupt government in human history. The world has never seen anything like the corruption of the past four years. A world record.
The shame of the Democrat Biden Regime is indelible. America will never live it down.
What’s Wrong With Nuclear Weaponry and Energy
By David Swanson, World BEYOND War
Nuclear Weaponry
“Deterrence”
Pakistan and India obtained nuclear weapons in 1998 and went to war in 1999. The United States and Russia have fought numerous wars against other nations, and in Ukraine against each other (albeit with mainly Ukrainian troops on one side), and often threatened to use nuclear weapons. Russia has threatened to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. The United States has threatened to use them in North Korea and Iran. None of these threats seem related to deterrence, just as demands to nuke something in popular speech have nothing to do with deterrence. The fact that World War III has not yet engulfed the world is not evidence of nuclear deterrence, the very conception of which is arguably nonsensical. Deterrence depends on making yourself believe that someone else believes that you might do exactly what you are supposedly trying to avoid.
On Slavery and Taxation
Paul Craig Roberts
When Trump speaks of abolishing the income tax and
substituting tariffs, he is speaking of the restoration
of American freedom which was abolished in 1913.
The South is blamed for slavery. One encounters this false association, the product of decades of demonization of the South, everywhere, even in books about the assassination of President McKinley in 1901 in Buffalo, New York by a Polish-American, Leon Czolgosz, who was born in Detroit.
Nothing in McKinley’s presidency or in Czolgosz’s life has anything to do with the South or slavery. Yet the author of the book, Eric Rauchway, manages to use the fact that northern whites wanted to lynch Czolgosz, a white man, to pull the South into the story. “White men of the South practiced lynching to terrify black men into submission,” and blacks fled the South because of “the growing number of blacks lynched in the slow-burning race war of the late-nineteenth century South.” These are blanket and unsupported statements.
In fact, lynching was a form of community justice. There are instances of blacks lynching blacks and instances of lynchings far outside the South. On the Western frontier lynching was the punishment for horse thieves. As the author is described as a teacher at the University of California, Davis, and the book was published in 2003, perhaps the explanation is the author is protecting himself against the rising power of the university left and the doctrine of “aversive racism.”
I don’t mean to single out this particular book. It just happens to be lying at hand. The point is that no matter how remote a book’s topic is from the South, such as President McKinley’s assassination, writers establish their moral credentials with potshots at the South.
From Bush to Trump: The American Descent into Orwellian Dystopia
Robert David
Presidencies Through the Lenses of Orwell, Huxley, Bradbury, and Mae Brussell
George Orwell's Animal Farm and 1984, Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World together highlight the loss of freedom, authoritarian rule, and manipulation of truth. These tales, penned during the middle of the 20th century, are dire warnings of what is to come for those who read them. Mae Brussell's critiques, often overlooked, remain as relevant today as they were when she first voiced them. They provide a unique perspective on the erosion of democracy in the United States.
Start a Lasting Peace in Ukraine Now
By David Swanson World BEYOND War
We are heartened to learn that the U.S. government is communicating with the Russian government, and are only sorry that such a basic step seemingly required a presidential election, when a glance at the Doomsday Clock ought to have been sufficient.
Having set the bar so low that speaking at all seems a tremendous accomplishment, we must nonetheless insist that the proper things be said, and be heard, and that they be followed with verifiable actions. The popular demand in Western media that Ukraine be listened to in, and be part of, any negotiations should be applauded, but radically expanded. The president of Ukraine is severely violating the rights of the people of Ukraine to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, conscientious objection, and the right to form political parties that represent their interests. He is preventing elections through the imposition of martial law. The nation of Ukraine is deeply divided in opinions, and those divisions often correspond with geographic locations. A majority of Ukrainians, according to polls — and despite crackdowns on speech that opposes warmaking — say they are open to peace negotiations that remove territory from Ukraine, something the President of Ukraine sides with a minority in opposing in the name of “democracy.” More Ukrainian voices than one should be at the negotiating table.
Google and Bing Censorship of Alternative Medicine: Big Pharma’s Influence on Health Information & Search Results
Fred Gransville
Currently, the primary keepers of information are search engines like Google and Bing. These platforms are the first contact for billions of people worldwide regarding their health queries. But are the search engines unbiased? There is a growing suspicion that these information platforms are actively censoring and suppressing alternative medicine, herbal remedies, and traditional therapies in favor of promoting Big Pharma's profit-driven goals.
This article is not a substitute for medical advice.
This practice raises serious ethical questions regarding the role of search engines in shaping public health narratives and the financial conflicts of interest that may be driving these decisions. Censorship manifests in many forms, including delisting, downlisting, and backpaging alternative treatments while prioritizing pharmaceutical-based solutions.
Who Will Rule? An Elected President or an Unaccountable Judiciary?
Paul Craig Roberts
LAWFARE: Obama-appointed judge John J. McConnell, Jr. threatened Trump and his team with arrest if they don't restore every last dime of funding for private NGOs.
The Democrats are using the judiciary to cover up their corrupt operations and theft of taxpayers’ money.
If you will notice, the slew of judges countermanding Trump’s executive orders are themselves issuing executive orders, and they are doing so with no reference to law. Instead, they are ruling that Trump’s executive orders are harming someone, including illegal immigrant-invaders who are not US citizens. This is outrageous. Harm is a subjective standard. Moreover, the judges are overlooking the harm that their rulings do.
What can Trump do? Like Andrew Jackson, he could ignore the judges. He could order the federal marshall’s, who report to the president and not to the judiciary, to cease delivering the judges’ edicts and to stop providing any service to the judges other than life protection.
The Albanians: Land, People, and Language
Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic
The ethnic Albanians entered Balkan history in 1043 when they came from East Sicily and settled in present-day Central Albania by the Byzantine authorities.¹ Their ethnic origin remains still very vague and no historical consensus has been reached on the subject until now. The Albanians became aware of the importance of being a “nation” late, compared with other Balkan ethnicities. This handicap, however, the Albanian nationalist leaders tried to turn into an advantage. Since a number of European historians offered a variety of (hypo)theses on the subject, they could adopt those that best suited their political and nationalistic purposes.
The Albanian case is very similar to the problems that the Croat 19th century nationalists faced with the acute lack of relevant ingredients for forging the nation, what they needed: land, people, and language. Let's now take into consideration each of these items separately.
