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PHILLIP DAY'S 'LET'S FIX BRITAIN' UK TOUR 2003: 'Got your tickets for Phillip Day's 'Let's Fix Britain' tour yet? Forthcoming venue locations over the next few weeks include Worthing, Sevenoaks, Bexley, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen, Middlesborough, Stockport, Oldham, Leeds, Blackheath, Ramsgate, Maidstone, Folkestone. Click here to examine schedule or purchase a ticket.

Other Talks Not to Be Missed

UK MEP NIGEL FARAGE: Do not miss an opportunity to listen to Nigel Farage, UK Independence Party Member of the European Parliament, and a passionate, articulate advocate for Britain's independence and her continued prosperity.

DR FRANCISCO CONTRERAS: Dr Francisco Contreras is visiting the UK from 14th May 2003 and he will be launching his new book, "The Coming Cancer Cure". Francisco Contreras has had an unrivalled experience of treating over 100,000 cancer patients with a unique collection of alternative treatments.

News on the EU situation...

PLAN FOR NEW ARMY: 'Old Europe' forges ahead with plans for a new Euro army despite much criticism.
REFERENDUM ON THE EURO: Recent survey indicates that most Britons are still very skeptical about a single currency or an EU constitution.
REGIONAL BATTLE BEGINS: Plans are in motion to break England into nine small regions and the effects may not be pleasant.
GISCARD'S BLUEPRINT FOR EUROPE DRAWS HEAVY FIRE FROM BRUSSELS:

This month's story on psychiatry...

MONTEL WILLIAMS SHOW COVERS PSYCHIATRIC CHILD ABUSE: On Tuesday 15th April, leading US talk show host Montel Williams exposed the truth about the psychiatric drugging of kids. The show was called "A Parent's Right to Choose." The show exposed such things as: Seven out of the last 12 school shooters that we know of were under the influence of psychiatric drugs known to cause violent and suicidal behaviour. Over 1.5 million kids are currently on antidepressants, and over 6 million children are on cocaine-like stimulant drugs - despite the fact that there is no scientific proof of ADHD or any of the so-called child mental disorders.

...And the rest of this issue's health news.

BAYER TO PAY $257 MILLION IN DRUG FRAUD CASE: In the largest Medicaid fraud settlement, Bayer agreed yesterday to pay the government $257 million and pleaded guilty to a criminal charge.
OUTPATIENTS EXPERIENCE DRUG RELATED INJURIES: While injuries caused by drugs, are known to occur among hospitalised patients, such incidents are also common among outpatients, researchers reported this week.

DONALD FACTOR'S AMAZING EXPERIENCE WITH CANCER: "I was told I only had six months to live. But 17 years later I am still alive and kicking thanks to vitamins, cyanide and (ouch!) coffee enemas."
THE MEDICAL CURRICULAE YOU DON'T GET TO HEAR ABOUT: Introducing a shocking, online book by Michael Greger MD, Heart Failure - Diary of a Third Year Medical Student A personal account of medical university.
CTM MAILBAG: A sampling of some of the comments we receive from members of the public.
A MARS BAR A DAY?: Al Aynsley-Green, the Clinical Director for Children, said that attempting to impose a healthy diet on a sick child could be counter-productive. He was publicising new national standards for children's hospital services, part of the UK Government's National Service Framework for Children, Young People and Maternity Services, which recommend that children in hospital be allowed to snack on their favourite foods 'around the clock'.
MERCURY IN JABS MAY CONTRIBUTE TO AUTISM: Mercury in some vaccines given to babies may be a contributory cause of autism and heart disease, new research claims.
NOT SO MUCH A NAKED APE AS A KNAKERED APE: How sharp is your mind? How balanced is your mood? How consistent are your energy levels? How happy are you? And what, if anything, does all this have to do with what you eat? Patrick Holford thinks he has the answers.
WARNING: SOYA MAY BE MAKING MEN INFERTILE: The increasing amount of soya being eaten in Britain could be putting the fertility of a generation of men at risk, according to an alarming new study.
PHILLIP DAY RECEIVES HUMAN RIGHTS AWARD: The evening of Friday 11th April was a special night for Phillip Day, one of two people honoured by the 34th Annual Citizens Commission on Human Rights Awards for their work in exposing the excesses of psychiatry and the drugging of children for bogus psychiatric disorders.

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