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F.H. Knelman
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April 2006: The Topic of Cancer
It’s sick to make sickness essential for making profits If we view the health care delivery system as a social system, it becomes amenable to…
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February 2006: “Soft” Fascism is Getting Harder
U.S. use of torture and chemical weapons are war crimes Given the now indisputable U.S. practice of torturing prisoners of war, the “soft” fascism term…
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November 2005: Cancer—The Price of Progress
Industrial pollution cancer just another cost of doing business My concern about the rising incidence of cancer prompted me to start writing a book in…
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April 2004: The Plot to Rule the World
Bush’s neo-cons want four more years to achieve U.S. world domination Some five years prior to Ronald Reagan becoming President of the United States, the…
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