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Scientific Evidence Confirms Music Helps Preterm Infants Brains
June 10, 2019

SWI, the Swiss Information channel, reported that there is scientific evidence that music helps nurture brain development in premature infants. Swiss neuroscientists reported documenting positive effects of specially composed and performed music on developing neural networks of premature babies. The musical selection provided a soothing background of bells, harp, and …

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CIA Torture

2007: “Rorschach and Awe”, Vanity Fair
March 28, 2015May 4, 2016

Katherine Eban reports in Vanity Fair that the military, which has championed modern-day psychology since World War II, continues to be one of the largest single employers of psychologists through its network of veterans’ hospitals. The military also funded a prescription-drug training program for military psychologists in the early 1990s,…

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Medical Atrocities | US Soldiers - Guinea Pigs

1990: Soldiers used as guinea pigs break their silence
December 19, 2014May 10, 2016

December, 1990: FDA issued a waiver from informed consent to permit the Department of Defense to use unapproved, experimental drugs and vaccines – e.g. anthrax vaccine on soldiers. This violated the foremost “absolutely essential” mandatory ethical principle defined by the Nuremberg Code which was promulgated by U.S. judges under the…

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December 2024 Newsletter
December 31, 2024February 18, 2025

Dear Friends and Freedom Lovers, If you are fortunate enough to live in a stable, safe environment, with food, shelter, clean water, peace and mutual respect for your neighbors, be thankful and please re-charge your batteries this season, because 2025 is likely going to be a bumpy ride.In addition…

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Unethical Experiments | Vulnerable Groups

IOM Recommends Expanded Research on Prisoners; NEJM Editor Defends TGN1412
August 1, 2015September 17, 2021

Editor of New England Journal of Medicine defends catastrophic experiments, and the Institute of Medicine expands prison drug trials. Question: How many times have these members of the elite put their own life at risk “to advance our knowledge?”

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CIA Torture

A “Smoking Gun” e-mail archive documents collusion by American Psychological Association
March 28, 2015May 5, 2016

In 2014, Pulitzer Prize winner, James Risen provided insider documentation for APA’s backroom collusion in his book, Pay Any Price: Greed, Power, and Endless War. Risen’s source is a treasure trove of internal e-mail correspondence documenting the secret backroom collusion between APA’s leadership and officials in the CIA, Pentagon, and…

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