November 2, 2009

Stop Codex!

The protection of our health is one of the most fundamental human rights; and yet, every year, millions of people around the world die from preventable health problems such as heart attacks, strokes and cancer. Scientific findings have shown that these diseases, and many others, can be prevented using side-effect free natural remedies.

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June 19, 2009

Support the World Health Alphabetization Campaign!

Health is the most important human need and its protection is the most basic human right. Or, at least, so you might think. Unfortunately, however, so far as our current health care systems are concerned, nothing could be further from the truth. Over the past decades, health care systems around the world have been taken hostage by interests that have defined human diseases as multi-billion dollar markets for their patented drugs. These interests have a name: the pharmaceutical investment business with disease. The precondition for this fraudulent business model to function is the health illiteracy of millions of people, i.e. the lack of knowledge about basic functions of the human body and the most fundamental approaches to human health. The online World Health Alphabetization course has therefore been developed to end health illiteracy for yourself, your family, friends, colleagues and your community.

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January 30, 2009

Support the call for a second 'Nuremberg' Tribunal

Thank you for registering your interest in the International Alliance for Health, Peace and Social Justice and welcome to our first newsletter!

A global movement, our aim is to create a healthy, peaceful and just world by uniting people from all nations, cultures, races and creeds in a common effort to achieve these goals.

As we describe on our website, we believe that the greatest obstacles to a healthy, peaceful and just world are the vested company interest groups - most particularly the petrochemical and pharmaceutical drug cartel - that regard this planet as their property and us, its inhabitants, as their market place. In addition, however, the political leaders in many countries are effectively little more than agents acting for these interest groups. While promising to put an end to unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, epidemics and the destitution of millions of people, they simultaneously sacrifice people's fundamental rights for the benefit of the global multinationals.

The recent victory of Barack Obama and the movement of change in the US elections threatens not only this global status quo but also its primary economic base - namely, the petrochemical and pharmaceutical drug cartel. As a result, the sympathy and hope that now unites millions of people with President Obama potentially poses an even greater threat to this cartel: the possibility of a global domino effect wherein the people of the world begin to stand up together to challenge it and demand change.

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