Jake:

Maybe someone could made judicious use of Hollywood special FX and an AI holographic image of The Twelveth Imam coming out of his hidey hole and seeing his shadow at The Cave of Hira.

The wielder of the AI holograph could then convince a whole bunch of Shia pilgrims at The Cave of Hira to rise against the remaining Mullah Regime and the…[Read more]

The article concerning religious motivation for war is ok until the last syllable of recorded time. No, wait, that is too far back.

“The U.S. needs to fight fiery religious beliefs, not with more bombs, but with bullets of information that weaken those beliefs.”

Brilliant! That ought to stop the IRGC and its terrorists proxies in their tracks.…[Read more]

Reg:

Of course, your friend would need his physician to verify that he has no other conditions that also produce symptoms of sciatica e.g. Rhabdomyolytis for leg weakness, neuropathy for numbness, phantom disk syndrome for nerve pinching, etc. Then, once Sciatica has been established, the Doctors would need to verify what larger conditions could…[Read more]

Reg?  No

Great Strega…I’ll take Europe and you moderate America…Ok 🙂

Thanks, Reg!

Yes, alternative medicine is an alternative to medicine. However acupuncture is just as effective when used in conjunction with aromatherapy !!  I know someone who spent almost 3K on a course of it for sciatica and was no better off after the final session. I eventually persuaded him to try the “dead hang” on the calisthenics bars in the local…[Read more]

Reg:

World of Woo: Acupuncture is essentially astrology.

I recently searched YouTube with the words “Acupuncture” and “Pseudoscience” and found a whole deluge of videos from Ivy League Universities, medical sites like WebMD, and supposedly legitimate M.D.s touting Acupuncture! And you could count on one hand the number of videos calling…[Read more]

Have a great week!