The issue of organ ‘donation’ should be handled very carefully in medical practice, otherwise it can encourage the killing of VULNERABLE PEOPLE to save the rich or for hospital-based organ dealers to make money. It appears that in some countries in the Middle East they find pretexts for taking poor black people (especially ladies) to hospitals, where they are then suddenly reported to be in critical condition and therefore ‘consent’ sought to ‘donate’ their organs because they can’t heal! The case of Patricia Nabukenya appears to be a typical example of this gruesome practice that must be internationally fought.
The European Commission Can and Must Act on Excessive Pricing https://t.co/5ene8GPDkm via @ProMarket_org
Nice work. Why not include work by entities like the UK financial ombudsman service ( https://t.co/62rToSmtw6)
Shall we rethink these US visas now? When does one forego investment yield on US$ 15,000 for a trip to a foreign land?
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Kimdly extend this requirement to all African countries to control brain drain and capital flight. #Silver lining.
How does one explain star day traders yet experienced bank FX traders rarely hit the news (https://t.co/J8IlNeIrGP) after they leave bank roles? Is it hype ? Affecting the integrity of financial markets? View the CFAInstitute RPC report. https://t.co/WrZkUN5uKf
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