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Famous holistic cardiologist dies "unexpectedly" of heart failure

Erin Elizabeth
HealthNutNews
Sun, 18 Dec 2016 18:00 UTC
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Editor's note: We are sorry to announce the death of a great MD who was loved and respected by many. Here's the full list and photos of well over 60 doctors (mostly holistic) who have died mysteriously in the last year and a half. - Erin Elizabeth, HNN

Dr Silvio Najt's official Facebook page says that the board certified cardiologist died "unexpectedly" of heart failure.

His work was extraordinary and many of his (and my) colleagues are mourning his loss tonight. I have a source who said Dr Najt knew Dr Andrew Wakefield (maker of the film VAXXED) and I haven't had a chance to get a comment from Dr Wakefield, but Dr Najt did indeed like Dr Wakefield's videos as evidenced by his youtube channel (see all links below of his clinic and his work)

Dr Najt's clinic was in Buenos Aires, but people came from all over to see this board certified cardiologist who was far more than just a heart doctor.


I link his clinic website at the bottom along with sources.

This is what his Facebook page had to say
Dr. Silvio Najt, the founder of Newbery Medicine and a recognized leader in the development of FMT protocols, unexpectedly died last week from heart failure. We, his colleagues at Newbery Medical, are enormously saddened by his passing. We have lost a great friend and highly respected colleague. All of us will miss him enormously.
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People

For second day thousands rally against Polish government outside constitutional court in Warsaw


RT
Sun, 18 Dec 2016 01:12 UTC
People hold signs with the image of Andrzej Rzeplinski
© Kuba Atys / ReutersPeople hold signs with the image of Andrzej Rzeplinski, head of Poland's Constitutional Court, as they take part in a demonstration in front of the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw, Poland December 18, 2016.
Poles biggest political standoff with their government gained momentum with a new protest outside the constitutional court, while a sit-in rally near parliament triggered by media restriction law continues.

Members of Poland's Committee for the Defence of Democracy and thousands of Warsaw citizens gathered outside the Constitutional Tribunal building in Warsaw on Sunday. People took to the streets in support of the court's outgoing president, Andrzej Rzeplinski, standing against the policies of the ruling Law and Justice party.

Demonstrators waved EU and Polish flags and carried placards depicting Rzeplinski, whose term expires on December 19. Law and Justice is poised to gain control over one of the most important checks on executive power.

Comment: For more analyses: Revolutionary protests come full circle: Poland's authentic 'maidan' takes mainstream media by surprise

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Moon

Humans of demonetized India: Why do we poor have to suffer? (VIDEO)

Akhil K Prabhakar & Chidhambaram
Countercurrents
Sat, 17 Dec 2016 00:00 UTC
india poor
The note ban hit poor people the hardest. Victims of sea erosion living in a camp in Valiyathura School tell their plight. For these people who already lost their homes due to sea erosion the note ban was a double blow.

Comment: Was the demonetization of the rupee actually a good idea with bad implementation? See:

Modi demonetizes 90% of the value of cash, Indians cheer

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Bizarro Earth

Rape culture: Washington U. men's soccer team suspended for 'degrading and sexually explicit' comments


AP
Sat, 17 Dec 2016 12:37 UTC
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The men's soccer team at Washington University in St. Louis has been indefinitely suspended for what the university calls sexually explicit comments and other inappropriate behavior toward the women's soccer team.

Members of the women's team alerted administrators Wednesday. The suspension of the men's program was announced Friday night.

The university says in a statement that comments made toward members of the women's team in an online document from 2015 were "degrading and sexually explicit."

Comment: Another symptom of an endemic problem in the US, especially on college campuses:

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Heart - Black

62 asylum seekers found stuffed in van hospitalized in Croatia


RT
Sun, 18 Dec 2016 16:30 UTC
Migrants hospitalized
© Radio Nova Gradiska / ReutersMedical staff help a migrant in front of a hospital after police stopped a van carrying 67 people, and arrested two Bulgarian citizens suspected of human trafficking, in Nova Gradiska, Croatia, December 17, 2016.
A van intercepted in Croatia on Saturday was found to be carrying 62 migrants, many of whom were suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. A few had lost consciousness and required immediate hospitalization, local media reports.

The van, which had British license plates, was pulled over on the Belgrade-Zagreb highway near the Bosnian border after police noticed strange smoke coming out of it. Inside, the officers found 62 asylum seekers from Pakistan and Afghanistan who had apparently had nothing to eat for five days. Several migrants had lost consciousness due to carbon monoxide poisoning after spending hours in the cargo area of the van, the head of Croatian emergency medical care, Grba Buljevic, told HRT. Forty-two of the migrants had to be immediate hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning and hypothermia, according to broadcaster HTV.

Since there are no hospitals near Novska, the sick migrants were taken to Nova Gradiška, Zagred, Sisak, and Pakrac.
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Pistol

Video of police shootout with gunmen in downtown Grozny, Chechen Republic


RT
Sun, 18 Dec 2016 08:52 UTC
Police shootout with gunmen in downtown Grozny
© Асхаб садулаев / YouTube
Witnesses in downtown Grozny have captured a dramatic standoff between police and gunmen who earlier attacked an officer and stole his car. Footage captures non-stop Kalashnikov rounds in the street not far from the Chechen capital's high-rises.


The head of Russia's Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that four gunmen were killed in the Saturday night operation, with two taken to hospital.

The attack started with the gunmen assaulting a police officer and stealing his car, after which they fruitlessly sought another police officer in his home.


The police sealed off the area for traffic, but several passers-by happened to be near the scene and filmed footage of the shootout. It shows the officers, who were reportedly fired at when attempting to pull over the suspects' vehicle, not sparing any bullets while raining fire on the gunmen.

Comment: According to the latest statement from Ramzan Kadyrov, a total of seven militants were killed in the special operation that was conducted in Grozny and on its outskirts northwest of the Chechen capital. Four attackers have been arrested, of which three were taken to hospital to be treated for gun wounds.
Luckily, no civilians were hurt during the day-long mission, for which Kadyrov praised the prompt response of the police. Witnesses told RIA earlier that they had seen "police cars" and heard "explosions and gun salvos" in the areas where the special operation was taking place.

According to a RIA source, the last remaining attackers (killed on Sunday) could be Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) members, though there has been no official confirmation of that so far.

"There is information that they [the remaining attackers] are part of an Islamic State cell that is banned in Russia," the source said.

On police officer died after receiving a life-threatening injury during the special operation, a security source told TASS.

Yet, according to Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, citing the Investigative Committee in Chechnya, a total of three police officers were killed. The outlet says that at least one of them was shot dead by militants after leaving a mosque in northwest Grozny.


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People

What did the Russian people know about the US election result?

Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
Sun, 18 Dec 2016 18:11 UTC
World opinion on US presidential race results
The Russians knew!!...

In a wonderfully ironic and perfectly consipiratorial result, Statista's Dyfed Loesche notes that, it turns out that the Russians were best at predicting who would win the U.S. presidential elections. According to research by Ipsos, only two other countries, or rather a majority of respective citizens, were giving Trump the thumps-up before the race for the White House had started. The rest of the world was convinced that Hillary Clinton would win.

The Mexicans were most convinced that Clinton would make it - understandably so. (Sometimes it's hard to distinguish wishful thinking from sober realism.) Strange though, that the British who had witnessed the Brexit vote in June didn't have a stronger foreboding that you indeed should never say never. The respondents were questioned in the month leading up to the presidential election on November 8, 2016.

You will find more statistics at Statista

See - this proves Putin did it... and he told all the Russian people too!!!
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Red Flag

Revolutionary protests come full circle: Poland's authentic 'maidan' takes mainstream media by surprise

Adam Garrie
The Duran
Sun, 18 Dec 2016 00:00 UTC
Warsaw protest
With mass riots in Warsaw, the Polish political elite are getting a taste of their own medicine. Are we witnessing a Polish maidan?

What happens when an EU country with a virulent anti-Russian press and political class has a political crisis over press freedoms which results in large scale civil disturbances? The mainstream media gets confused.

I'd very much like to be a fly on the wall at BBC headquarters at the moment as the Orwellian goons therein try and frame an angle around which to cover the current crisis in Poland. After all, in the eyes of the western political elite, Poland can do no wrong. But Poland has done wrong, at least according to many Polish citizens.

The ruling conservative Law and Justice party have passed a law limiting the number of reporters who have journalistic access to the Sejm (Polish Parliament). This, along with allegations of violations of free speech laws and allegations of trying to integrate Roman Catholic traditions into the civil law of the country have caused some of the most spectacular riots in Poland since 1981.


Comment: Polish police use force as thousands block parliament protesting new media restrictions law

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Dollar

The euro is collapsing; will soon hit parity with the US dollar

Michael Snyder
The Economic Collapse
Thu, 15 Dec 2016 17:41 UTC
euros
The collapse of the euro is accelerating, and it looks like we could be staring a major European financial crisis right in the face early in 2017. On Thursday, the EUR/USD fell all the way to $1.0366 at one point before rebounding slightly. That represents the lowest that the euro has been relative to the U.S. dollar since January 2003. Ever since 2011, I have been relentlessly warning that the euro is heading for parity with the U.S. dollar. When the EUR/USD was trading at about $1.40 that must have seemed like crazy talk, but I never wavered. I just kept warning people that the euro was going to weaken greatly relative to the U.S. dollar. Here is one example from March 2015: "How many times have I said it? The euro is heading to all-time lows. It is going to go to parity with the U.S. dollar, and then it is eventually going to go below parity." After Thursday, we are almost there, and once we do hit parity that is going to be a sign that all sorts of chaos is about to erupt in Europe.

For years, so many people that write about our coming economic problems have been proclaiming that the death of the U.S. dollar is imminent.

But I have always taken a different approach. I have always maintained that the collapse of the euro comes first, and that the death of the U.S. dollar happens some time later.

So many people have wanted to get rid of all of their dollars in anticipation of the coming crisis, but that is a huge mistake.

First of all, without exception everyone needs an emergency fund that can cover at least six months of expenses in case there is a job loss, a health emergency or all hell breaks loose for some reason.
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Laptop

Cyberattack targeted LA County in May, compromised 750,000 people - Nigerian hacker charged

Tony Barboza
Los Angeles Times
Sat, 17 Dec 2016 17:12 UTC
la county
© Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles TimesA mural at Los Angeles County+USC Medical Center. The L.A. County Department of Health Services was one of more than a dozen county departments targeted in a May 2016 cyberattack disclosed this week.
Confidential health data or personal information of more than 750,000 people may have been accessed in a cyberattack on Los Angeles County employees in May that led to charges this week against a Nigerian national, officials have disclosed.

The May 13 attack targeted 1,000 county employees from several departments with a phishing email. The message tricked 108 employees into providing usernames and passwords to their accounts, some of which contained confidential patient or client information, officials said.

Most of the 756,000 people whose information may have been accessed had contact with the Department of Health Services, according to the county. A smaller amount of confidential information from more than a dozen other county departments also was compromised.

Among the data potentially accessed were names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, financial information and medical records — including diagnoses and treatment history — of clients, patients or others who received services from county departments.

Comment: What a whitewash. Obviously the LA DA is under the thumb of Putin. Everyone knows Nigerian hackers are just a proxy for the Kremlin's massive hacker army.

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