Castration —- not the panacea for Sexual Healing of the Nation – By Yvonne Sam

– By Yvonne Sam

As the country prepares for election, the vote should hold the key to correction.

Permit me to respond to the impassioned plea of Hajji Dr. Roshan Khan, Chairman/Founder of RK’s Guyana Security Service in his article https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2019/09/15/i-support-this-form-of-punishment-for-paedophilia/ wherein he voiced his support for castration (chemical or surgical) as the deterrent for pedophilia.

Let us now fast backwards to an article that I wrote over two and a half years ago, on the selfsame issue https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2017/01/23/i-am-in-support-of-chemical-castration-for-sexual-aberration/, and calling for the selfsame mode of punishment.      Continue reading →

September 20, 2019 – 1:10 am Categories: Commentary, Government, Guyana, Medical, Personalities, Philosophy, Politics | Comments (1)

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CMIC: 39th Annual Diwali Gala & Fundraiser- Brampton Ontario – October 13, 2019

Download: CMIC Diwali Gala snapshot 

Download Flyer: CMIC-Gala-2019-flyer

September 19, 2019 – 9:58 pm Categories: Arts / Culture, Associations, Personalities, Religion | Post a comment

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China’s Most Ambitious Megaproject – One Belt, One Road (OBOR) – By Visual Capitalist

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 By   Visual Capitalist

Costing between $4-8 trillion and affecting 65 countries, China’s ambitious One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative is the granddaddy of all megaprojects.

By the time of it’s estimated completion in 2049, OBOR will stretch from the edge of East Asia all the way to East Africa and Central Europe, and it will impact a lengthy list of countries that account for 62% of the world’s population and 40% of its economic output.

Today’s infographic from Raconteur helps visualize the initiative’s tremendous size, scale, and potential impact on Asian infrastructure.

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September 19, 2019 – 12:15 am Categories: Business, Commentary, Education, finance and trade, Geography, History, Personalities, Politics, Technology, Transportation | Comments (7)

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“Your Body Is An Illusion” This Video Will Literally Blow Your Mind! – By Dr. Bruce Lipton

Dr. Bruce Lipton : “Your Body Is An Illusion” This Video Will Literally Blow Your Mind!

It was once thought that genes could turn themselves on and off, and in the process, they could control the character of our lives. This belief led to the conclusion that our fate was controlled by the genome we acquired from our mother and father at the moment of conception.

Unfortunately, if we do not like the traits we inherited, we cannot change our genes. When we combine these facts with the notion that genes control their own activity, we are left with the inescapable conclusion that we are “victims” of our heredity and should anticipate expressing the diseases and negative traits passed down through our family lineage.          Continue reading →

September 19, 2019 – 12:02 am Categories: Education, Health / Environment, History, Medical, Messages, Personalities, Religion, Science, Technology | Comments (9)

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USA: Opioids overdose deaths … a manufactured tragedy – By Mohamed Hamaludin

Opioids overdose deaths a manufactured tragedy that has ensnared minorities and babies

— By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN

Within about 20 years, more than 76 billion opioid pills or painkillers were sold in just six years in the U.S., manufacturers and distributors made billions of dollars – and at least 400,000 people died from overdosing.

The nearest comparable crisis is the havoc wreaked by tobacco. And, just as cigarette manufacturers lied about the health risks of their products while aggressively marketing them, so too opioids makers are accused of spreading misleading information about their drugs. Tobacco companies agreed to a $246 billion settlement and opioids manufacturers are paying out hundreds of millions of dollars – to begin with – to settle lawsuits    Continue reading →

September 18, 2019 – 10:24 pm Categories: Business, Commentary, crime and Investigations, Health / Environment, legal, Medical | Comments (3)

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Discount Domination: Dollar Stores are Thriving in America – Visual Capitalist

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The retail landscape is in a constant state of flux.

E-commerce is indisputably disrupting almost every imaginable aspect of retail, creating what has been coined as the “retail apocalypse”. As a result, certain segments of the market have had well publicized meltdowns – electronics and apparel, in particular – and the U.S. now has far more retail floor space available than any other nation.

That said, there is one type of store that’s thriving in this unpredictable landscape – dollar stores.

Today, we examine data from the Institute of Local Self-Reliance, which puts the scale of the United States’ dollar store boom into perspective.

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September 18, 2019 – 2:17 am Categories: Business, Commentary, Economics/Finance, USA Politics and Economy | Comments (2)

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Senior Guyanese Friendship Association: Annual Fall Dance: Toronto – October 26, 2019

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London UK- Notting Hill Carnival 2019 day two – photo essay

Notting Hill carnival 2019 day two – photo essay

The Guardian picture essay – 26 August 2019

Photographer Anselm Ebulue found revellers feeling hot, hot, hot on the festival’s scorching second day

Main image: A masquerade dancer feeling the heat after temperatures soared at the Notting Hill carnival Photograph: Anselm Ebulue/Guardian

As temperatures soared to over 30C (86F) in London, the tempo picked up at the Notting Hill carnival – and so did the costumes. The elaborate handmade outfits known as mas – short for masquerade – are at the heart of the annual spectacular.

September 18, 2019 – 12:41 am Categories: Arts / Culture, Associations, Caribbean news, Commentary, International News, Personalities | Post a comment

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Video: The War on Consciousness – Graham Hancock

The War on Consciousness – Graham Hancock

What is death? Our materialist science reduces everything to matter, materialist science in the West says that we are just meat, we’re just our bodies. So when the brain is dead, that’s the end of consciousness, there is no life after death, there is no soul; we just rot and are gone.

Actually, many honest scientists should admit that consciousness is the greatest mystery of science and that we don’t know exactly how it works. The brain is involved in it some way but we’re not sure how. It could be that the brain generates consciousness the way a generator makes electricity, if you hold to that paradigm, then of course you can’t believe in life after death, when the generator’s broken, consciousness is gone.    Continue reading →

September 18, 2019 – 12:31 am Categories: Arts / Culture, Commentary, Personalities, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, War and conflict | Post a comment

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GUSCO: Guyana United Social and Cultural Organization: Fall Dance – Toronto – October 5, 2019

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