There is no need to 'breed out cancer' in humanity. The AMA and the Pharmaceutical companies have been lying to the american public for years, and have used their incredible lobbying power to block FDA reports that indicate the cancer-fighting power of the vitamin B17. If you really want a good book to read, as well as some mind-altering information about the 'cancer conspiracy' and why TREATING cancer is far more profitable than CURING it, go to www.worldwithoutcancer.org or do a search on AMAZON.COM for 'World Without Cancer'. It will change your beliefs!
What about the possibility of using the Russian Space Shuttles? I havent heard anything about this. I did some research on the web, and the russian government said back in 1997 that they had the means and the will to get their program back online. The design is better, can carry more cargo, is safer to refuel and more modern! I think NASA should do some serious consideration into using MOLNIYA and the BURAN space shuttles as their 'cargo carriers'. Any comments anyone?
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There is no need to 'breed out cancer' in humanity. The AMA and the Pharmaceutical companies have been lying to the american public for years, and have used their incredible lobbying power to block FDA reports that indicate the cancer-fighting power of the vitamin B17. If you really want a good book to read, as well as some mind-altering information about the 'cancer conspiracy' and why TREATING cancer is far more profitable than CURING it, go to www.worldwithoutcancer.org or do a search on AMAZON.COM for 'World Without Cancer'. It will change your beliefs!
What about the possibility of using the Russian Space Shuttles? I havent heard anything about this. I did some research on the web, and the russian government said back in 1997 that they had the means and the will to get their program back online. The design is better, can carry more cargo, is safer to refuel and more modern! I think NASA should do some serious consideration into using MOLNIYA and the BURAN space shuttles as their 'cargo carriers'. Any comments anyone?