Hassan Nurullah: World without dum dums (an elightened response to globalist agenda to limit family size to one child per family!)

 

Diane Francis - Dum Dum

Diane Francis - Dum Dum

 

 Diane Francis, is a writer for the National Post, the USA Today of Canada. Ms. Francis authored a piece this week titled: “The Real Inconvenient Truth (The whole world needs to adopt China’s one-child policy)” It begins thusly:

“The ‘inconvenient truth’ overhanging the UN’s Copenhagen conference is not that the climate is warming or cooling, but that humans are overpopulating the world.

 

A planetary law, such as China’s one-child policy, is the only way to reverse the disastrous global birthrate currently, which is one million births every four days.

 

The world’s other species, vegetation, resources, oceans, arable land, water supplies and atmosphere are being destroyed and pushed out of existence as a result of humanity’s soaring reproduction rate.”

 

This is mind numbingly stupid on so many levels and proof positive that the world would be much better off without dum dums like Ms. Francis. I don’t mean to suggest by that last statement, or the title of this article, that people like Ms. Francis do not have the right to exist, or should be placed in quarantine so that their epic stupidity doesn’t threaten healthy brains. Instead, I am suggesting that if we returned to teaching facts in our schools with an emphasis on problem solving based on analytical rather than emotional thinking, they would not exist. The few kooks that inevitably fall through the cracks, would be more readily recognizable to a much larger number of people.

 

…Ms. Francis, Al Gore, Barack Obama and the whole liberal Democratic crackpot party are not a few fries short of a happy meal in the sense that they didn’t get all the fries they should have, they are not crazy. We the American people are the fries. And if I can mix metaphorical franchises here, in an attempt to “have it their way” the politicians are not ordering fries with their meals at all as they disregard the will of the people in this “post political” Obama administration’s approach to governing.

 

Everything they plan to do is contrary to common sense, everything! Please stop and think before you nod your head in agreement because  you identify with a political party or a person’s skin color. Use your head for something other than a place to try out the latest hair product, Think! If you do, by and by, we can realize a world without dum dums.”

 

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Nutricide – Criminalizing Natural Health, Vitamins, and Herbs

The Codex Alimentarius is a threat to the freedom of people to choose natural healing and alternative medicine and nutrition. Ratified by the World Health Organization, and going into Law in the United States in 2009, the threat to health freedom has never been greater. This is the first part of a series of talks by Dr. Rima Laibow MD, available on DVD from the Natural Solutions Foundation, an non-profit organization dedicated to educating people about how to stop Codex Alimentarius from taking away our right to freely choose nutritional health.

 

Download Codex eBook here

Mothering Blog: Are you a bad parent?

Fall_Images-10I’m really enjoying Jennifers blog since the birth of her fourth baby.

 

She has reminded me of so many issues and real feelings with her insightful commentary.  My second  baby was also my “high needs” infant who pulled every bit and particle of energy out of me as a mother.  Allison nursed every twenty minutes as a newborn and was so intense in her demands of me.  This continued on until she was six and then she gradually shifted to a very independent eight year old.

 

Seeing the love that Jennifer has for her daughter now is evidence that for some babes, mother love comes gradually, as we struggle through some difficult experiences.

 

I think this blog is one of the most insightful on the web right now, give it a look!

Mary Siever: preparing for Unassisted Childbirth

Giving Birth

 

This is it! Are you prepared? Well, it isn’t as hard as you think. If you feel the need for all the usual supplies a midwife might carry, there are some great places to order birthing supplies, online. They are listed on my links page, so don’t forget to check them out!

 

Okay, now on to the event at hand! I will list what I had at Sinéad’s birth, and what I found I actually needed.

 

Towels…lots of nice cozy warm towels! They came in really handy.

 

A drop sheet for the bed, or the floor, or the couch…wherever you plan to give birth, unless you are birthing in a tub or outside. I don’t know a whole lot about waterbirth as I haven’t yet had one, but I have provided some links to great pages on it, so do check them out if you are considering this. I highly recommend it as I loved labouring in the water.

 

Sterilised Scissors if you plan on cutting the cord, if you are planning a lotus birth then this will be unnecessary. I have provided links for this as well, as again, this is not an area of expertise for me.

 

Music….Anything you like! Preferably peaceful music.

 

Soft lights. Candles are great and provide a terrific atmosphere.

 

Container for the placenta, a bowl, whatever you feel you want, depending on how you plan to use it….bury it, whatever you decide.

 

Herbs such as Nettle, Alfalfa leaf infusion, Motherwort and Shepherd’s Purse are terrific helps for preventing hemorrhage.

 

Chux Pads are also a must.

 

To tie the cord you will either need shoelaces (keep them in the package until you use them or boil them to sterilise them beforehand) or you can make your own cord ties out of embroidery thread. I plan on doing this from now on. Do not use dental floss, as those who have used it found that it cut right through the cord, and you do not want that. Some birth supply places sell clamps as well.

 

Olive Oil is also great to have on hand to massage and support the perineum.

 

If you like aromatherapy, there are some scents that can facilitate the birthing process, and just make things…well, smell nice! I have heard that a great one for labour is lavender. But I have been told on good authority that basically anything you like will help.

 

Books that inspire or assist you in your birth. Unassisted Childbirth by Laura Shanley was one I found very beneficial, along with Spiritual Midwifery by Ina May Gaskin and Heart and Hands by Elizabeth Davis. Other helpful texts and readings are contained on my Suggested Reading page.

 

There are other necessary items depending on your area of comfort or need. Rh negative mothers will have other considerations to make. Links are provided on my links page for those who need this information.

John Ziegler on Young Turks

 

Don’t forget to see John’s Media Malpractice documentary to get the background on John’s argument.