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Elements of the military in the UK feelthat UFOs may be a threat. The Islington Gazette in the UK is in the middle of a major controversy due to a video of a possible UFO sighting, which was witnessed by hundreds of people, was posted on its website.

After watching the video, even more witnesses came forward, saying they had seen the phenomenon, also.According to the Gazette, “Readers reported seeing up to 50 orange lights floating over the area.” The paper’s website received letters from France, Germany, the US, Canada and Australia.”

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African elephants are being slaughtered for their ivory at a rate unprecedented since an international convention banning ivory trade took effect in 1989. If something isn?t done soon, we may not be able to save these magnificent creatures from extinction in the wild, and there will be only a few left, all of them living in zoos. This is all happening because of medicine in China, the same way the US causes the destructive drug trade in South America.
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We’re finally winning the fight against cancer. Will we beat Alzheimer’s next?

It’s been one hundred years since Alzheimer’s disease was first described, and yet our best treatments in development for the disease are still highly toxic drugs. But new research has identified a target, called casein kinase 1, that may be responsible for the disease. They?ve discovered chemicals that block casein kinase 1 don’t interfere with a closely connected essential pathway in the brain.
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