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Morality cannot care less about randomness.

Wait is explained by higher profits in non-medical professions.

Again, nothing can be sacred without human sacrifices.

Struggling to get medical appointments signals relatively low profits for physicians today.

Because old and "sacred" texts make keen readers, Jews may be the only ones laughing in their beards today.

Physicians cannot at the same time recommend rest and endless visits.

Just try to understand now that Allan Greenspan is the classic Jewish economic figure precisely because he looks very much like the classic figure of Uncle Sam.

In medicine, profits come essentially from patent laws.

Healing for profit is the highest form of good because our healing capacities are our most precious and productive capital.

Yes but ultimately Canadians may have to admit that Canadian Jews capture Canadian politicians' attention because they are more intelligent than all of us.

Look at the Vatican, a state can be as tiny as a city.

How can outsiders try to develop the climate of trust between the parties in both camps that are looking for approaches to peace when getting the electoral support of Canadian Jews seems so much more important than getting the Canadian Muslims support!?

http://www.zyra.org.uk/taxhaven.htm

Tax heavens are located in sunny places.

Moral and ethical issues cannot be only a matter of demographic probabilities.

We have to think to ways to protect the most vulnerable first.

Look again at the video (if you are mature enough), these white guys act coldly applying Nazi-like training.

Reluctantly counting on illegal immigrants is more a US than a Canadian problem though.

The races to get a larger population than other regions are like arms races: mostly destructive.

Milk doesn't want to stay pure since girls are critically wearing black bras.

Cuba

Any system seeks maximal output/effect for minimal input/effort.

Winters in Scandinavia are not characterized by coldness but by darkness.

Chocolate is bitter without a bit of milk.

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