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Natural Medicinal Herb - Hoan Ngoc (3 plants)




All natural, no chemical

The plant height ist 12 inches or more.

All plants will be shipped bare roots (wrap with sphagnum moss).


Live plants, no return or refund for this item.

If you have any questions or need to order in large quantity or fresh leaves, please contact Customer Services.


Description


 
Hoan Ngoc = Pseuderanthemum palatiferum = ว่านพญาวานร (HÒAN NGỌC)
Hoan Ngoc is a plant that originates in Vietnam and has been used as a medicinal herb for centuries in Southeast Asia. As Hoan Ngoc clinical tests demonstrate that this plant has antioxidant chemical properties with anti-fungal, anti-bacteria, healing diabetes, high blood pressure, organ inflammation, detoxify liver etc. It also helps to reduce the side effects of radiation and chemotherapy. It is naturally safe and has no side effect.

The recommended amount of consumption by 35 Congress of Science and Technology, Thailand, is that this medicinal herb can help heal the following diseases:-
Hemorrhoids (7-9 leaves/meal)
Dyspepsia (7-9 leaves/meal)
Diarrhea (7-9 leaves/meal)
Chronic Constipation (7 leaves/meal)
Inflammation of stomach/ intestines (9 leaves/meal)
Skin disease (itchy skin & allergy) (2 leaves/meal, 20 leaves/ meal if chronic condition)
Cancer – lymph cancer (10-20 leaves/meal)
Diabetes (7-9 leaves/meal – sugar decrease may result)
High blood pressure (10 leaves/meal – sugar decrease may result)
Heart disease (4-10 leaves/meal)
Migraine headache (7-10 leaves/meal)
Rheumatoid (7 leaves/meal)
Inflammation of liver (7 leaves/meal)
Blood vessel disease (7 leaves/meal)
Uterus pain (7 leaves/meal)
Muscle pain (7-9 leaves/meal)
Blood urine (7-9 leaves/meal)
Drunk (7-9 leaves/meal)
Pink eyes (10 leaves/meal)
Inflammation of kidney (7-9 leaves/meal)
Nourish bodies (4-9 leaves/meal – strengthen body, not easily tired).
Fore more details, please review the extended information.






 
Directions

Take 5-6 leaves of each, rinse well and mix with salad or blend them with fruits as smoothies. The amount of consumption may vary by the body size (bigger build, needs more). For the best result...eat when empty stomach twice a day for at least 3 weeks to two months.
For cancer patients, it is recommended to eat fresh leaves for the maximum benefit to relieve uncomfortable and burn due to chemotherapy or radiation.
To grow the plant with root after receiving - This plant can be grown in pot and land. They grow fast in warm weather soil and in the areas under shade that prevent direct sunlight from reaching the plants. Hoan Ngoc can grow up to 2 meters. The plant will die down when the temperatures drop below 40F, and will grow back when spring arrives. Water daily or when the soil dry and avoid water directly to their leaves.

To expand, cut 3-5 inches stick in potting soil under the shade. They will grow the root and new leaves. Water daily.



ธรรมชาติ สมุนไพร - Hoan Ngoc (3 พืช )



ธรรมชาติ ทั้งหมด ไม่มี สารเคมี

ความสูงของพืชist 12 นิ้ว หรือมากกว่า

พืช ทั้งหมด จะถูกส่ง ราก เปลือย ( ห่อ ด้วย มอส มอส )

การจัดส่งสินค้า พิเศษ / การบรรจุ / การจัดการ คือ $ 16

พืช สด , ผลตอบแทน หรือ การคืนเงิน สำหรับรายการนี้

หากคุณมี ข้อสงสัยหรือต้องการ ที่จะสั่งซื้อ ในปริมาณมาก หรือ ใบสด กรุณาติดต่อ ฝ่ายบริการลูกค้า



ว่าง : เรือ โดยปกติ ใน 1-2 วันทำการ
รหัสสินค้า:
จำนวน:





 ลักษณะ




Hoan Ngoc = Pseuderanthemum palatiferum = ว่านพญาวานร ( Hoan Ngoc )
Hoan Ngoc เป็นพืช ที่ มีต้นกำเนิด ในประเทศเวียดนามและได้รับการ ใช้เป็น ยาสมุนไพรมานานหลายศตวรรษ ใน เอเชียตะวันออกเฉียงใต้ ในฐานะที่เป็น Hoan Ngoc การทดสอบ ทางคลินิก demonsttrate ว่า พืชชนิดนี้ มี คุณสมบัติทางเคมี สารต้านอนุมูลอิสระ ที่มี สารต้านเชื้อรา , แบคทีเรีย ป้องกัน โรคเบาหวาน การรักษา ความดันโลหิตสูง , การอักเสบของ อวัยวะ ล้างพิษ ตับ ฯลฯ นอกจากนี้ยังช่วย ลด ผลข้างเคียงจาก การฉายรังสี และเคมีบำบัด มันเป็น ธรรมชาติ ที่ปลอดภัย และ มีผล ข้างเคียงไม่

จำนวนเงินที่แนะนำ ของการบริโภค โดย 35 การพบปะกันของ วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี ของประเทศไทย อยู่ที่นี้ สมุนไพร สามารถช่วย รักษา โรค ต่อไปนี้: -
ริดสีดวงทวาร ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
อาการอาหารไม่ย่อย ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
ท้องเสีย ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
ท้องผูก เรื้อรัง (7 ใบ / มื้อ )
การอักเสบของ กระเพาะอาหาร / ลำไส้ (9 ใบ / มื้อ )
โรคผิวหนัง ( คันผิวหนัง และ โรคภูมิแพ้ ) (2 ใบ / มื้อ , 20 ใบ / มื้อ ถ้าเงื่อนไข เรื้อรัง )
มะเร็ง - โรคมะเร็ง ต่อมน้ำเหลือง ( 10-20 ใบ / มื้อ )
โรคเบาหวาน ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ - ลดลง อาจส่งผลให้ น้ำตาล )
ความดันโลหิต สูง (10 ใบ / มื้อ - ลดลง อาจส่งผลให้ น้ำตาล )
โรคหัวใจ (4-10 ใบ / มื้อ )
ปวดหัวไมเกรน ( 7-10 ใบ / มื้อ )
ไขข้ออักเสบ (7 ใบ / มื้อ )
การอักเสบของ ตับ (7 ใบ / มื้อ )
โรค หลอดเลือด (7 ใบ / มื้อ )
อาการปวด มดลูก (7 ใบ / มื้อ )
ปวดกล้ามเนื้อ ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
ปัสสาวะ เลือด ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
เมา ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
ตา สีชมพู (10 ใบ / มื้อ )
การอักเสบของ ไต ( 7-9 ใบ / มื้อ )
ช่วยบำรุง ร่างกาย ( 4-9 ใบ / มื้อ - เสริมสร้าง ร่างกาย ไม่เหนื่อย ง่าย)
Fore รายละเอียดเพิ่มเติม กรุณาตรวจทานข้อมูล การขยาย






 
ทิศทาง

ใช้ 5-6 ใบ ของแต่ละ ล้าง กัน และผสม กับสลัด หรือ ผสม พวกเขาด้วย ผลไม้ เป็น สมูทตี้ จำนวน ของการบริโภคอาจ แตกต่างกันไป ตามขนาด ของร่างกาย(สร้าง ที่ใหญ่กว่า ความต้องการ มากขึ้น ) เพื่อให้ได้ผลลัพธ์ ที่ดีที่สุด ... กิน เมื่อ ท้องว่าง วันละสองครั้ง เป็นเวลาอย่างน้อย 3 สัปดาห์ ถึงสองเดือน
สำหรับ ผู้ป่วยโรคมะเร็ง ก็จะแนะนำให้ กิน ใบสด เพื่อประโยชน์สูงสุดในการบรรเทา อึดอัด และการเผาไหม้ เนื่องจากการ รักษาด้วยเคมีบำบัด หรือ การฉายรังสี
การเติบโต ของพืช ที่มี รากหลังจากที่ได้รับ - โรงงานแห่งนี้ สามารถเจริญเติบโต ในหม้อ และ ที่ดิน พวกเขาเติบโต อย่างรวดเร็ว ในดิน สภาพอากาศ ที่อบอุ่นและ ในพื้นที่ ที่อยู่ภายใต้ ร่มเงา ที่ป้องกันไม่ให้ ถูกแสงแดดโดยตรง จากการเข้าถึง พืช Hoan Ngoc สามารถเติบโต ได้ถึง 2 เมตร พืชจะตาย ลงเมื่อ อุณหภูมิลดลงต่ำกว่า 40F และ จะเติบโต กลับมาเมื่อ ฤดูใบไม้ผลิ มาถึง น้ำ ทุกวัน หรือเมื่อ ดินแห้ง และหลีกเลี่ยง น้ำ โดยตรงกับ ใบ ของพวกเขา

เพื่อขยาย ตัด 3-5 นิ้ว ติด อยู่ในดิน ปลูก ภายใต้ ร่มเงา พวกเขา จะเติบโต รากและใบ ใหม่ ทุกวัน น้ำ
Ṭhrrmchāti s̄munphịr - Hoan Ngoc (3 phụ̄ch)



Ṭhrrmchāti thậngh̄md mị̀mī s̄ār khemī

Khwām s̄ūng k̄hxng phụ̄chist 12 nîw h̄rụ̄x mākkẁā

Phụ̄ch thậngh̄md ca t̄hūk s̄̀ng rāk pelụ̄xy (h̄̀x d̂wy mxs̄ mxs̄ )

Kār cạd s̄̀ng s̄inkĥā phiṣ̄es̄ʹ/ kār brrcu/ kār cạdkār khụ̄x $ 16

Phụ̄ch s̄d, p̄hl txbthæn h̄rụ̄x kār khụ̄n ngein s̄ảh̄rạb rāykār nī̂

H̄āk khuṇ mī k̄ĥx s̄ngs̄ạy h̄rụ̄x t̂xngkār thī̀ ca s̄ạ̀ng sụ̄̂x nı primāṇ māk h̄rụ̄x bı s̄d kruṇā tidt̀x f̄̀āy brikār lūkkĥā


Ẁāng: Reụ̄x doy pkti nı 1-2 wạn thảkār
Rh̄ạs̄ s̄inkĥā:
Cảnwn:


Hoan Ngoc = Pseuderanthemum palatiferum = ẁān phỵā wānr (Hoan Ngoc)
Hoan Ngoc pĕn phụ̄ch thī̀ mī t̂n kảneid nı pratheṣ̄ weīydnām læa dị̂ rạb kār chı̂ pĕn yā s̄munphịr mā nān h̄lāy ṣ̄twrrs̄ʹ nı xecheīy tawạnxxk c̄heīyng tı̂ Nı ṭ̄hāna thī̀ pĕn Hoan Ngoc kār thds̄xb thāng khlinik demonsttrate ẁā phụ̄ch chnid nī̂ mī khuṇs̄mbạti thāng khemī s̄ār t̂ān xnumūl xis̄ra thī̀ mī s̄ār t̂ān cheụ̄̂xrā, bækhthīreīy p̂xngkạn rokh beāh̄wān kār rạks̄ʹā khwām dạn loh̄it s̄ūng, kār xạks̄eb k̄hxng xwạywa l̂āng phis̄ʹ tạb‡l‡ nxkcāk nī̂ yạng ch̀wy ld p̄hl k̄ĥāng kheīyng cāk kār c̄hāy rạngs̄ī læa khemī bảbạd Mạn pĕn ṭhrrmchāti thī̀ plxdp̣hạy læa mī p̄hl k̄ĥāng kheīyng mị̀

Cảnwn ngein thī̀ næanả k̄hxng kār brip̣hokh doy 35 kār phbpa kạn k̄hxng withyāṣ̄ās̄tr̒ læa thekhnoloyī k̄hxng pratheṣ̄thịy xyū̀ thī̀ nī̂ s̄munphịr s̄āmārt̄h ch̀wy rạks̄ʹā rokh t̀x pị nī̂: -
Rids̄īdwng thwār (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Xākār xāh̄ār mị̀ ỳxy (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Tĥxngs̄eīy (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Tĥxngp̄hūk reụ̄̂xrạng (7 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Kār xạks̄eb k̄hxng krapheāa xāh̄ār/ lảs̄ị̂ (9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Rokh p̄hiwh̄nạng (khạn p̄hiwh̄nạng læa rokh p̣hūmiphæ̂ ) (2 bı/ mụ̄̂x, 20 bı/ mụ̄̂x t̄ĥā ngeụ̄̀xnk̄hị reụ̄̂xrạng)
Marĕng - rokh marĕng t̀xmn̂ả h̄elụ̄xng (10-20 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Rokh beāh̄wān (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x - ld lng xāc s̄̀ng p̄hl h̄ı̂ n̂ảtāl)
Khwām dạn loh̄it s̄ūng (10 bı/ mụ̄̂x - ld lng xāc s̄̀ng p̄hl h̄ı̂ n̂ảtāl)
Rokh h̄ạwcı (4-10 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Pwd h̄ạw mịkern (7-10 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
K̄hịk̄ĥx xạks̄eb (7 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Kār xạks̄eb k̄hxng tạb (7 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Rokh h̄lxdleụ̄xd (7 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Xākār pwd mdlūk (7 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Pwd kl̂ām neụ̄̂x (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Pạs̄s̄āwa leụ̄xd (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Meā (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Tā s̄īchmphū (10 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Kār xạks̄eb k̄hxng tị (7-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x)
Ch̀wy bảrung r̀āngkāy (4-9 bı/ mụ̄̂x - s̄erim s̄r̂āng r̀āngkāy mị̀ h̄enụ̄̀xy ng̀āy)
Fore rāy laxeīyd pheìmteim kruṇā trwc thān k̄ĥxmūl kār k̄hyāy


 
Thiṣ̄thāng

Chı̂ 5-6 bı k̄hxng tæ̀la l̂āng kạn læa p̄hs̄m kạb s̄lạd h̄rụ̄x p̄hs̄m phwk k̄heā d̂wy p̄hl mị̂ pĕn s̄mūth tī̂ Cảnwn k̄hxng kār brip̣hokh xāc tæk t̀āng kạn pị tām k̄hnād k̄hxng r̀āngkāy(s̄r̂āng thī̀ h̄ıỵ̀ kẁā khwām t̂xngkār māk k̄hụ̂n) Pheụ̄̀x h̄ı̂ dị̂ p̄hllạphṭh̒ thī̀ dī thī̀s̄ud... Kin meụ̄̀x tĥxng ẁāng wạn la s̄xng khrậng pĕn welā xỳāng n̂xy 3 s̄ạpdāh̄̒ t̄hụng s̄xng deụ̄xn
S̄ảh̄rạb p̄hū̂ p̀wy rokh marĕng k̆ ca næanả h̄ı̂ kin bı s̄d pheụ̄̀x prayochn̒ s̄ūngs̄ud nı kār brrtheā xụdxạd læa kār p̄heā h̄ịm̂ neụ̄̀xngcāk kār rạks̄ʹā d̂wy khemī bảbạd h̄rụ̄x kār c̄hāy rạngs̄ī
Kār teibto k̄hxng phụ̄ch thī̀ mī rāk h̄lạngcāk thī̀ dị̂ rạb - rongngān h̄æ̀ng nī̂ s̄āmārt̄h ceriỵ teibto nı h̄m̂x læa thī̀din Phwk k̄heā teibto xỳāng rwdrĕw nı din s̄p̣hāph xākāṣ̄ thī̀ xbxùn læa nı phụ̄̂nthī̀ thī̀ xyū̀ p̣hāy tı̂ r̀m ngeā thī̀ p̂xngkạn mị̀ h̄ı̂ t̄hūk s̄ængdæd doytrng cāk kār k̄hêāt̄hụng phụ̄ch Hoan Ngoc s̄āmārt̄h teibto dị̂ t̄hụng 2 metr Phụ̄ch ca tāy lng meụ̄̀x xuṇh̄p̣hūmi ld lng t̀ả kẁā 40F læa ca teibto klạb mā meụ̄̀x vdū bımị̂ p̄hli mā t̄hụng N̂ả thuk wạn h̄rụ̄x meụ̄̀x din h̄æ̂ng læa h̄līk leī̀yng n̂ả doytrng kạb bı k̄hxng phwk k̄heā

Pheụ̄̀x k̄hyāy tạd 3-5 nîw tid xyū̀ nı din plūk p̣hāy tı̂ r̀m ngeā Phwk k̄heā ca teibto rāk læa bı h̄ım̀ Thuk wạn n̂ả



INFORMATION @  indiemediaireland@gmail.com

Cancer is a growing worldwide epidemic, with staggering statistics: 20,000 people dying of cancer every day; 1 person out of 3 will be faced with cancer at one point in their life; and 1 million Americans are diagnosed with cancer every year.

The standard treatment for cancer has been the same for many decades and is comprised of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy, the latter two being toxic to healthy cells in the human body.

These treatments, as well as the research surrounding cancer, generate millions of dollars each year for the medical industry, with a typical cancer patient spending on-average $50,000 to treat the disease.

Over the last century, several natural cancer treatments have been developed and used to treat patients in the US and in other developed countries.

One example is a natural concoction of herbs called Essiac, created by nurse Rene Caisse in Canada in the 1920?s. Another is an herbal cure created by Harry Hoxsey, who funded clinics in 17 states before they were all closed down by the FDA in the late 1950's.

And yet another is the Gerson Therapy, created by German doctor Maximilian Gerson, who was one of the first to suggest a nutritional approach to treating chronic disease in the 1940's. You can buy the DVD at Amazon.com.

Watch the full documentary now - 93 min

SCUM STATE BRITISH OCCUPIED IRELAND URBAN DICTIONARY DEFINED

1. British Occupied Ireland

Irish: Tuaisceart Éireann sometimes in British slang, known as Norlin Airlann or Norlin Airlan, it is militarily occupied by the British and is a neo-colony in the north-eastern part of the island of Ireland. As of 2011, its population was 1,810,863 constituting approximately 30% of the island of Ireland's total population.

Officially known as a British Scum State, it was created in 1921, when Ireland was partitioned on a sectarian headcount by an act of the British parliament. It was partioned after the Irish General Election in 1918 where the vast majority of the island of Ireland voted for independence from Britain Historically, it s marked by sectarian discrimination, internment without trial, ethnic cleansing, human rights violations and British state terrorism.

Are you part of the Solution or the Problem? Indymedia ireland
Lethal Allies a book on British Government Collusion in the sectarian murders of ordinary innocent Irish people in British Occupied Ireland is written by leading journalist Anne Callwallader and produced by the Pat Finucane centre focused on the ethnic cleansing of the Glenanne Gang which still operates in Ireland.

The book documents members of the British police and the British Army who were part of this gang which murdered hundreds of innocent people, particularly in the 1970s, operating primarily from loyalist farms in counties Armagh and Tyrone.

Yes we can trade different perspectives on the bloodletting of British Occupation and neo-colonialism in Ireland until we the cows come home but the solution is not on that path. If you are sincere about peace then you don't have to be particularly bright to see where the solution lies, it's not rocket science.

Internment without trial is an instrument of War not Peace.

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1. Scum State

A Police State without basic human rights and extreme injustice,with secret courts, secret evidence and secret sentences, that executes lawyers and journalists.

As in states such as British Occupied Ireland, where there is no rule of law, because it is overruled by an unelected British Viceroyal. There is no right to a fair trial in the instance of Martin Corey for example people are politically interned without trial. There is no due process, in fact there is no process at all, the British Viceroyal overrules any process, setting aside basic standards of universal justice. It is a British neo-colonial Scum State where British police and the British Army murder innocent people, operating from loyalist farms.

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I BELIEVE THERE WILL NOT BE A UNITED IRELAND Mairead Maguire

I Believe There Will Not Be a United Ireland

By Mairead Maguire, Nobel Peace Laureate.

November 12, 2013 "Information Clearing House - We were all reminded by the BBC television programme on November 4th, 2013, of the cost of the ‘troubles’ in Northern Ireland.

The families of the ‘disappeared’ in the programme appealed to anyone with information on the ‘disappeared’ to come forward with information as to the whereabouts of their remains. Families remain in limbo and pain, still praying for a miracle that their family’s remains will be found in order to bury them. I hope that they will have their prayers answered and the Irish Republican Army, some of whose members carried out the ‘disappearances’ , have a special responsibility to help in these cases.

The ‘troubles’ held Northern Ireland in captivity for almost 40 years and although many people had the courage to cut the bonds of division, sectarianism and hatred, there are others who remain in darkness and would drag us all back into the captivity of divisions and ethnic violence. These divisions take a form of physical intimidation for all to see in our cities. A few weeks ago, I walked up the Newtownards Road, East Belfast, and up the Falls Road, West Belfast. It was in both cases, like walking back 30 years ago into the past. Nothing much has changed, these communities which appear to be trapped in the past, with flags, paramilitary murals, painted kerbstones, and street gravestones engraved with names of paramilitary dead. These areas, be they republican/nationalist/catholic or loyalist/unionist/Protestant, are still living in fear and intimidation of the extremists on both sides. There are some courageous residents,and more are needed, who dare challenge the paramilitary gable murals or flags – Irish or British – put up on the walls of their business premises, homes, and streets.

Although these two communities are different and have yet to learn how to celebrate their diversity, they have more in common that should unite them. Their common humanity, their need for jobs, their need for equality and human security, not austerity cuts, which are punishing the vulnerable and poor in areas such as those living near the heart of Belfast and other cities.

Another thing they share is a peace agreement and an elected power-sharing executive at Stormont parliament. Stormont, we can all agree is not perfect but as long as we have peace we can work on that. However, this peace is seriously being challenged by violence from several areas and I believe we need to refuse to remain silent and demand that those intent on taking us back to ‘the bad old days are challenged against doing so’. The violent republican ‘dissidents’ who continue to plant bombs, etc., and try to kill people, are wrong to do so. Violence, be it paramilitary or state is always wrong. They have no mandate from the people of Ireland – both North and South, to use violence. At the heart of their actions is the mistaken belief in a United Ireland and that violence will bring it about. They refuse to accept there will not be a united ireland and that violence is never acceptable. The people have spoken with the Good Friday agreement and their democratic wishes are paramount. The Republican movement needs also to be honest with their constituents and stop using the myth of a ‘United Ireland’ for electoral politics and power.

Loyalists Paramilitaries, who continue to use violence and intimidate their own, and other communities, need to stop the violence, take responsibility for their actions. Waving flags, chanting the rhetoric of hate and bigotry, and refusing to enter into dialogue in order to solve their problems and disputes over parades, flags, etc., they run the risk of arising the sleeping giant of ethnic hatred and communal violence, and the unwinding of the peace process which many northern irish people, and others worked so hard to achieve.

At the heart of loyalists’ sense of alienation is their need to be acknowledged and recognized, their fear of losing their British identity, fear of ethnic annihilation, the deepest fear of all. Yet, it does not have to be like this. In this small place we can share and live together for the sake of ourselves and our children, we don’t have to be afraid of ourselves, or each other, or losing our identities which are all the time changing.

In l976 hundreds of thousands of people marched for an end to violence and for peace. We called for a nonviolent solution, we called for a shared Northern Irish identity. We called for forgiveness and reconciliation.

This call is as fresh and necessary today as it was in l976 and it behoves us all to Be honest and face the realities that there will not be a united Ireland and we can together build a Northern Irish identity.

This reality will be painful to those whose dream of unity was not fulfilled but Situations, solutions change, what was called for 70 years ago, is not the answer For today’s generation. We are in a new Europe, a new united, interconnected, Inter-dependent world, calling for new structures, new institutions, which link us all together as the human family.

Forgiveness will be necessary to move us on so we don’t get trapped in the past.

We must continue to build on our peace process and the ability to forgive and move beyond our own pain, that demonstration of imagination to see the larger vision of what could be possible in human relations, outside the limitations of ‘Tribal politics’ and ‘enemy’ mentality.

Our peace process will be only as strong and safe as long as we all, particularly our political leaders, refuse to play politics with our volatile emotions, and use rhetoric that can move others to kill, and as long as we together continue to build a nonviolent truly democratic Northern Irish society for every one of us, and our children.
Mairead Corrigan Maguire won the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize for her work for peace in Northern Ireland. Her book The Vision of Peace (edited by John Dear, with a foreword by Desmond Tutu and a preface by the Dalai Lama) is available from www.wipfandstock.com. She lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Mairead is Co-founder of the peacepeople See: www.peacepeople.com.


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Colum· 10 hours ago
Wise and pragmatic words from a thoughtful, intelligent woman...

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John· 9 hours ago
I hope one day the humanity within those who
know about the disappeared overcome them,
and give the wonderful gift of forgiveness and
peace to the families of missing and provide the information the families need. even though
thousands miles away, I grew up with daily
news and images of fighting, which made my
heart ache for families, specially the children...

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Evan· 3 hours ago
The English have invaded nine out of ten countries on this planet...we see the results everywhere...

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Peacewish· 3 hours ago
There are so many shared roots on both sides of the border that I do hope that one day Ireland will be united with all parties respecting each other. It may take another generation but geographically, economically & historically, the division between the two makes little sense. As a Brit with Irish blood I feel love and compassion for all Irish people North or South and yearn for a single united country with justice for all.

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Andy Perry· 2 hours ago
The fear and contempt for the 'old fashioned' and 'out of date' working class seeps up through this pile of garbage like poison gas. Both Gaelic and Saxon working class in the Northern Bantustan know they have no future in the Continental German run Europe that this woman is a shill for. Through corruption and incompetence the English provoked a Gaelic intifada (not 'Troubles'- a mealy mouthed propaganda word) and it took twenty five years to get the lid back on it.
Now we have USA,,Continental German, and of course English Saxon all pressing down on the 'white n******ers of Europe to keep them quiet. While the 'Free State' arseholes in the South starve under the mortgages that were the only thing EIre got from the NWO.

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@BrianClarkeNUJ· less than 1 minute ago
I believe there already us a United Ireland with just a few lost souls !

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BRITISH CONCENTRATION CAMP CREATION

Concentration Camp a British Invention

Concentration Camp a British Invention

The British, Ethnic Cleansing and Concentration Camps By Dr. Gary K. Busch 11/11/08 Isee British Battles site Nov 12, 2008 - 12:34:31 PM The world is full of commentaries on the term”ethnic cleansing”; the isolation, removal and disposal of one ethnic group by another. There are many demands for one group or another to be sent for trial for ‘crimes against humanity” in The Hague. The Balkan Wars saw massive efforts of ‘cleansing’ by Serbs against Croats; Serbs against Bosnian Muslims; Croats against Serbs; etc. The current clashes in Darfur illustrate the continuation of the practice. It is seen as a horrific and barbaric practice undertaken by villains and war criminals. Indeed, the International Tribunal in The Hague has been busy prosecuting various leaders of the failed Yugoslavia; Liberia, Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of the Congo for their egregious acts of ethnic cleansing. An analogous practice was perfected by the Nazis throughout the European theatre and the Japanese in their Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Scheme where captive populations and those who had been ‘ethnically cleansed’ were herded into concentration camps which were isolated from the surrounding communities. In these camps the prisoners were mistreated; deprived of food, rights and their lives in a policy of isolation and gross brutality. The Nuremburg Trials had this theme as its leitmotif as did the trials of Japanese War Criminals. However, the origin of the system of concentration camps was not a German or a Japanese invention. The origin of the system of ethnic cleansing was not invented in Yugoslavia or West and Central Africa. The modern, institutionalised system of ethnic cleansing and concentration camps was a British invention. At the turn of the Twentieth Century the British embarked upon the second Anglo-Boer War (1889-1902). This war was almost inevitable after the Afrikaners, who had been driven north after the First Boer War (1880-81) discovered gold at Witwatersrand in the Transvaal, a territory the British had given them. The British, especially the newly chartered British South Africa Company of Cecil John Rhodes, wanted a share of the gold and wanted to control the mines. Additionally, the British felt gold would make the Afrikaners wealthy and with their potential German allies they could threaten other British territories in southern Africa. At the start of hostilities the Afrikaners had more troops available, could live off the land; and had a better grasp of how African Wars were fought. The Boer War was a serious jolt for the British Army. At the outbreak of the war British tactics were appropriate for the use of single shot firearms, fired in volleys controlled by company and battalion officers; the troops fighting in close order. The need for tight formations had been emphasised time and again in colonial fighting. In the Zulu and Sudan Wars overwhelming enemy numbers armed principally with stabbing weapons were easily kept at a distance by such tactics; but, as at Isandlwana, would overrun a loosely formed force. These tactics had to be entirely rethought in battle against the Boers armed with modern weapons. These were not colonials or native soldiers. In the months before hostilities the Boer commandant general, General Joubert, bought 30,000 Mauser magazine rifles and a number of modern field guns and automatic weapons from the German armaments manufacturer Krupp and the French firm Creusot. The commandoes, without formal discipline, welded into a fighting force through a strong sense of community and dislike for the British. Field Cornets led burghers by personal influence not through any military code. The Boers did not adopt military formation in battle, instinctively fighting from whatever cover there might be. The preponderance was countrymen, running their farms from the back of a pony with a rifle in one hand. These rural Boers brought a lifetime of marksmanship to the war, an important edge, further exploited by Joubert’s consignment of magazine rifles. With strong field craft skills and high mobility the Boers were natural mounted infantry. The urban burghers and foreign volunteers readily adopted the fighting methods of the rest of the army. Other than in the regular uniformed Staats Artillery and police units, the Boers wore their every day civilian clothes on campaign. However, the pressure of constant conflict reduced the Boer numbers. After the first month the Boers lost their numerical superiority, spending the rest of the formal war on the defensive against British forces that regularly outnumbered them. British tactics, little changed from the Crimea, were incapable of winning battles against entrenched troops armed with modern magazine rifles. Every British commander made the same mistake; Buller; Methuen, Roberts and Kitchener. When General Kelly-Kenny attempted to winkle Cronje’s commandoes out of their riverside entrenchments at Paardeburg using his artillery, Kitchener intervened and insisted on a battle of infantry assaults; with the same disastrous consequences as Colenso, Modder River, Magersfontein and Spion Kop. By early 1900 the Afrikaners had beaten the British on four battles and had Ladysmith, Kimberley and Mafeking under siege. A new British command under Roberts and his chief of staff Kitchener decided on a new strategy. They agreed to apply a scorched earth policy so that the Boers and local people had no cover and no food. They burnt down Boer farms; they stole or destroyed their livestock; and they took their women and children as hostages. They herded these into concentration camps. The British set up some 50 concentration camps. These were appalling places with no food, medicine or basic hygiene. More than 26,000 women and children died in these camps. The British set up concentration camps and applied a scorched earth policy because they couldn't cope with guerrilla warfare. Yet, the British public were kept uninformed of this humanitarian tragedy. British newspapers were full of acres of photographs of successful British troops and those from other parts of the Empire, acting heroically... The spin was as elegant as it is today. The public's whole mindset was tempered with the invincible imperial image. When Mafeking was relieved and the war turned the British way, Salisbury was able to go the country in October 1900 and win another term of government for the Conservatives - they called it the Khaki Election (’khaki’ being the name given to the British troops.) It wasn’t just Boers who were kept in concentration camps. Black South Africans were held in even worse conditions by the British. Removed from farms or other areas, at least 14 000 Black people are believed to have died in these concentration camps--but for nearly a century the ordinary South African was completely unaware of their existence. Unlike the Boer prison camps, the Black prisoners were mostly left to fend for themselves, and were not given any rations at all. They were expected to grow food or find work. In a few instances this actually improved their chances of survival because they were able to get out of the camps which were hellholes of infection and disease. As Boer farms were destroyed by the British under their "Scorched Earth" policy - including the systematic destruction of crops and slaughtering of livestock, the burning down of homesteads and farms, and the poisoning of wells and salting of fields - to prevent the Boers from resupplying from a home base many tens of thousands of women and children were forcibly moved into the concentration camps. Eventually, there were a total of 45 tented camps built for Boer internees and 64 for black Africans. Of the 28,000 Boer men captured as prisoners of war, 25,630 were sent overseas. The vast majority of Boers remaining in the local camps were women and children. Over 26,000 women and children were to perish in these concentration camps. The camps were poorly administered from the outset and became increasingly overcrowded when Kitchener's troops implemented the internment strategy on a vast scale. Conditions were terrible for the health of the internees, mainly due to neglect, poor hygiene, bad sanitation and food shortages. The food rations were meagre, there was a two tier allocation policy whereby wives and children of men who were still fighting were routinely given smaller rations than others. The inadequate shelter, poor diet, inadequate hygiene and overcrowding led to malnutrition and endemic contagious diseases such as measles, typhoid and dysentery to which the children were particularly vulnerable. Coupled with a shortage of medical facilities many of the internees died. These harsh policies were extended to others by the British. The phrase 'ethnic cleansing' had not yet entered the English language, but Ethnic Cleansing certainly took place on the Rand. When Roberts took Johannesburg he had already prepared for immediate action to rid the town of "Jews and other riff-raff." Many Mediterraneans and Central Europeans were arrested and deported on trumped-up charges of plotting to kill Roberts and his entourage. More than 300 were arrested the day after the town had surrendered. Amongst them were two Englishmen! Two days after the town was taken the British issued a gazette re-imposing the Pass Laws of the South African Republic to control its Black inhabitants. Sadly many Blacks had seen the British as liberators and some had even torn up their passes. By mid-1900 the Boers’ numbers were down through attrition; supplies were limited with the scorched earth policy; and the women and children were dying in large numbers in the concentration camps. By the time of the battles of Val Krantz and Pieters (28th February 1900 at the Tugela River) the British outnumbered the Boers by almost three to one. Despite valiant efforts, the Boers began to lose battles. Finally, beginning in March 1900, the Boers avoided direct battles and engaged protracted hard-fought guerrilla warfare against the British forces. This lasted a further eighteen months, during which the Boers raided targets such as British troop columns, telegraph sites, railways and storage depots. The British retaliated by sending many Prisoners of War overseas to penal colonies they set up. The first overseas (off African mainland) camps were opened in Saint Helena, which ultimately received about 5,000 POWs. About 5,000 POWs were sent to Ceylon. Other POWs were sent to Bermuda and India. Some POWs were even sent outside the British Empire, with 1443 Boers (mostly POWs) sent to Portugal. The campaign had originally been expected by the British government to be over within months, and the protracted war became increasingly unpopular especially after revelations about the conditions in the concentration camps finally reached the British Isles... The demand for peace led to a settlement of hostilities, and in 1902, the Treaty of Vereeniging was signed. During the course of this war there was much sympathy for the Boers on mainland Europe and in October, President Kruger and members of the Transvaal government left South Africa on the Dutch warship De Gelderland, sent by the Queen of the Netherlands Wilhelmina, who had simply ignored the British naval blockade of South Africa. There was support as well in the United States as the word of British cruelties and colonial excesses were reported . In all, the war had cost around 75,000 lives; 22,000 British soldiers (7,792 battle casualties, the rest through disease), between 6,000 and 7,000 Boer soldiers, and, mainly in the concentration camps, between 26,000 to 28,000 Boer civilians (mainly women and children) and perhaps 20,000 black Africans (both on the battlefield and in the concentration camps). It left a legacy of bitterness and oppression that has yet to be diminished. The British, despite apologising to almost everyone else (Maoris, Aborigines; Indians, etc.) have never apologised to the Afrikaners for their excesses. In 2007 the Afrikaans song “Delarey” was top of the pops in South Africa, reminding everyone of the role played by General Koos Delarey, in uniting the Boers and leading them to their opposition to the British. So, if one were seeking a candidate for trial at the International Courts of Justice one would need to go no further than Britain for the developing the first effective program of ethnic cleansing; concentration camps and crimes. It is a little hypocritical for David Milliband, the current Foreign Secretary, to threaten to take Congolese, Zimbabweans, Sudanese and Sierra Leoneans to the ICC for trial when no British Government to date has made an apology or restitution to the Boers for their suffering and the deaths of their wives and children in horrible conditions. It has been airbrushed out of the history books; but the Boers will always remember.

BRITISH INVENTED US CONCENTRATION CAMPS READY FOR AMERICANS Jesse Ventura

Closed Material Procedures (CMP) have already been used in ordinary civil cases in Britain, on the instructions of the USA while British invented concentration camps are being prepared for ordinary Americans and British commoners within the special relationship, between the UK and US secret government. The process already has Royal Assent from April 25th earlier this year.

 It is just a matter of time, before secret courts are the norm across all of the Britain, after being first tested on Irish guinea pigs in the political laboratory of the Scum State of British Occupied Ireland. Closed Material Procedures or “CMPs” means that the accused or their lawyers cannot take any part of their trial. The British government and its lawyers however are allowed to be present during the CMP. 

a)

The commoner's lawyer cannot be present 

b) 

The commoner may be told if they won or lost but not why.

c)

The commoner cannot see the evidence the government is relying upon which is said to be national security sensitive information,

d) 

The commoner cannot know the government’s case or their evidence,

e)

The commoner cannot challenge the evidence or the government’s case

In a democracy the individual is called a citizen but in the British monarchy, they are her majesty's property and are known as a British commoner. British Occupied Ireland is known as a Scum State for the reasons mentioned as follows, in the Urban Dictionary :

"1. Scum State

A Police State without basic human rights and extreme injustice,with secret courts, secret evidence and secret sentences, that executes lawyers and journalists.

As in states such as British Occupied Ireland, where there is no rule of law, because it is overruled by an unelected British Viceroyal. There is no right to a fair trial in the instance of Martin Corey for example people are politically interned without trial. There is no due process, in fact there is no process at all, the British Viceroyal overrules any process, setting aside basic standards of universal justice. It is a British neo-colonial Scum State where British police and the British Army murder innocent people, operating from loyalist farms.

scum state scum state british occupied ireland occupied six counties neo-colonial martin corey political internmentinternment secret trial police state "

The commoner may be told whether they have won or lost, but not the full reasons why. Brigadier Frank Kitson's recommendation to blend sociological 'normalisation', political policy and legal elasticity is currently operated in the Scum State of British Ocupied Ireland already. He recommended the Law and the Courts to be used as just another part of the British Army's arsenal. He advocated:
"The Law should be used as just another weapon in the government’s arsenal, and in this case it becomes little more than a propaganda cover for the disposal of unwanted members of the public. For this to happen efficiently, the activities of the legal services have to be tied into the war effort in as discreet a way as possible."

Currently the best known example of several internees of the secret courts the British Scum Sate, is Martin Corey. On the 9th of July 2012, Judge Treacy ordered Martin Corey’s immediate release from political internment, stating his human rights had been violated. This was overruled by the un-elected English Viceroyal, who ordered the internment of the Irishman, against whom there is no evidence of wrongdoing, that could possibly lead to charges in an open court of law.

However secret evidence, in secret courts, that neither the his defense or the general public have a right to access has secretly convicted him.This evidence has been provided by the British secret service MI5, who were involved in gun running, the murder of lawyers Pat Finucane, Rosemary Nelson and colluded in the ethnic cleansing hundreds of innocent Irish civilians, as documented in the war crimes of the recently released book, Lethal Allies.