Wednesday, February 26, 2025

The Jihad on Man’s Best Friend

  by 

The Stream

You may have heard that “in Springfield, they’re eating the dogs,” but did you know that in the Muslim world, they’re exterminating them — by the millions?  In early January, it was reported that a whopping three million dogs were going to be killed in Morocco:

A top conservationist has condemned Morocco and urged FIFA to take action over the slaughter of three million street dogs ahead of the 2030 World Cup… Reports suggest thousands of stray dogs have already been massacred in venues across the North African nation, with fears the killings are escalating.

In a letter to FIFA, Jane Goodall, a prominent animal rights campaigner, accused the organization of ignoring “a horrific act of barbarity” and “large-scale killings… [Y]ou have been presented with detailed dossiers documenting these horrific acts [of dog slayings], most of which are conducted in the most brutal and cruel fashion imaginable, and yet appear to have ignored them.”

Sadly, such barbaric behavior against what is otherwise considered “man’s best friend” is not uncommon in the Muslim world. 

Monday, November 25, 2024

Putin Bans Adoption of Russian Children to Nations that Allow Child Sex Changes

      By David Krayden   

      Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill Saturday banning the adoption of Russian babies by people in countries that have legalized sex changes and gender transitioning. The Russian leader also approved another law that stops the dissemination of material that tries to persuade couples to not procreate, the Associated Press reported.

      The bills were passed by both houses of Russia’s Parliament and are part of Putin’s agenda to support the traditional Russian family and block the promotion of LGBTQ-friendly or gender ideology policies.
      Russian lower house Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin, who co-authored the adoption ban legislation, has previously stated that “it is extremely important to eliminate possible dangers in the form of gender reassignment that adopted children may face in these countries.” The adoption ban would affect 15 countries in much of Western Europe, Australia and Canada. Russia had already banned adoptions by citizens of the United States in 2012.
      With a declining Russian birth rate and smaller population, Putin has also encouraged couples to have more babies. The bill aimed at so-called “child-free propaganda" would punish violators with fines of up to $5 million rubles or $50,000 USD.

Wednesday, February 14, 2024

New Research Brief on Older Adult Abuse

The National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) is pleased to share our latest research brief on Social Isolation, Loneliness, and Elder Maltreatment


The brief explores the profound impact of social isolation and loneliness on the well-being of older adults, emphasizing their significant role as both risk factors and consequences of elder maltreatment.


Please read and share widely


The NCEA Team 

NCEA@med.usc.edu

Sunday, February 4, 2024

Marsha Joiner and Debbie Mulcahy LPN

Broadcast times and other info set forth below. 

This year begins the 6th year of hosting programs to warn unsuspecting people about the dangers of hospice. Everyone needs to do their own research before just accepting what a doctor or medical facility says you should do. 

Never were truer words spoken than in regards to hospice! Hospice was created in 1967 by Cicely Saunders for the ACTIVELY dying and to MINIMIZE pain but today people who can be successfully treated for an illness like, COPD, CHF, Kidney Disease or even dementia are “qualified” to enroll into hospice! 

Wednesday, November 2, 2022

Marsha Joiner: Tune in Tonight 5 PM Pacific Time

Mary Nettles was another unsuspecting victim whose death was hastened because they trusted what they thought hospice was.

Two daughters, Kim Beeston and Terry Slape had no idea when their Mother, Mary Nettles was taken to a hospice respite care facility that it would be her last outing. Mary was told that she would be going to a spa like facility that would cater to her, paint her finger and toenails and provide a peaceful solarium where she could relax for just a few days....

Saturday, March 5, 2022

Do You Really Need Hospice?

By Marsha Joiner, 02/20/2022

This information was provided by Michelle Young Doers - a Respiratory Therapist who authored the book Killing for Profit - The Dark Side of hospice. She has been on my talk show several times and has some very good advice on these pages. She shared some of this information on the program on February 9, 2022 if you want more information.

The first thing to consider is DO YOU REALLY NEED hospice? What do they really bring to the table that you need that only they can provide? My perspective is that unless your loved one is in the active stages of dying and has an illness that requires pain meds to MINIMIZE their pain, not put them into a coma, I don't see they are needed but that's me. Before considering enrolling into hospice, consider these questions to ask of a potential facility.
Take the questions with you and let them know you are writing down their responses because they bait and switch depending on who you talk to. Be aware and Knowledge is POWER.

Thursday, March 3, 2022

California Inland Empire $4.2 Million Billing Scheme

Attorney General Bob Bonta

To view the article as published on 02/24/22, click here

Sixteen people, including two doctors, have been charged with felonies after the state Attorney General’s Office said it uncovered a scheme in which people who were not terminally ill were enrolled in expensive hospice care without their knowledge by two Inland Empire treatment facilities that fraudulently billed Medicare for millions of dollars.

New Hope Hospice and Sterling Hospice Care have been shut down, Attorney General Rob Bonta said at a news conference on Thursday, Feb. 24, outside San Bernardino County Superior Court in Rancho Cucamonga.

The loss to Medicare and Medi-Cal from 2015 to 2021 was $4.2 million, Bonta said. Charges include conspiracy to commit insurance fraud, identity theft, grand theft, money laundering and tax evasion. Two suspects were still at large Thursday.

The defendants could face up to 27 years in prison if convicted as charged, Bonta said.