[Reellife] Common Ground Magazine for Aug/Sept 2021

[dave olsen]

I hope you find this "better late than never" because Issue 360 of Common Ground 
Magazine (commonground.ca <http://commonground.ca>) is an incredible, and sadly 
rare, display of investigative journalism on a topic that has been deemed 
untouchable by most media.

The title image says it all: "COVID 1984".

But inside the cover, you'll find a comprehensive investigation to multiple, if 
not most, aspects of the Corona Crisis, including the recognition of the 75th 
anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials.

One piece of the COVID puzzle that I only learned through this issue is the 
Trusted News Initiative (TNI).  It explains how all the mainstream media has 
been so coordinated and uniform in its "coverage".

More immediately, it has a detailed article from an expert about masks.  Empower 
yourself today!
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Warmly,
dave/
//
Parenting with an Open Heart: a seminar series for all Parents, Caregivers, and 
Parents-to-be: for info and session dates, please visit/ 
/http://humanpowered.wordpress.com <http://humanpowered.wordpress.com/>

Movie and Theatre lovers who know a saner world is possible may enjoying reading 
and sharing their thoughts on Reel Life, Real Ideas: Movies and more... 
<http://reellife.wordpress.com/>

Hit by a car at 60 km/h (40mph), a pedestrian has an 85 per cent chance of being 
killed; at 50 km/h (30mph) s/he has a 45 per cent chance of being killed, while 
at 30 km/h (20mph) the risk falls to 5 per cent. Source: British Parliamentary 
Advisory Council on Transport Safety (1996) //_Taking Action on Speeding_//

If you are expecting a baby soon...
...read Ina May Gaskin's insightful book, Ina May's Guide to Childbirth, packed 
full of birth stories and her experience of helping deliver over 2,000 babies!
...consider Natural Infant Hygiene (aka Elimination Communication) and reduce 
the expense of diapers (and much more)...check out http://www.diaperless.org and 
http://www.natural-wisdom.com

Did you know that in Scandinavia...
--> there are laws protecting children from all forms of spanking and bullying, 
even from parents
--> these laws do not imprison or punish parents but instead raise awareness 
(http://www.empathicparenting.org)
--> the elderly are able to remain at home thanks to programs that provide free 
meals, free transportation, and free care/

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