Once Again - China is leading the world. China is launching a campaign to popularize the use of condoms as a tool to prevent the spread of AIDS.

Departments of health at all levels are responsible for public education on AIDS and the use of the condoms.

Condoms are one of the most effective ways to prevent AIDS, experts said.

condom vending machines will be set up at universities, while in hotels, bars, and in regions inhabited by migrants, condoms will be provided directly or through condom vending machines.

 

For OVER 30 YEARS - Ray Martin Surgeon - Perth, Australia has been treating cancer patients with radio-wave therapy. most successful when treating lymphomas, Hodgkin's disease, bladder and early breast cancers.

 

Regular condom use reduces the risk of recurrences of pelvic inflammatory disease, a common infection of the female upper genital tract, according to a study by the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Public Health.

 

Austria's opposition Party called for the introduction of free contraceptive pills and condoms in order to reduce a growing number of unwanted teenage pregnancies.

 

 

This just in from our DC Reporter - Harry Covert          

(August 11, 2004) The next time you want to feel sorry for a jailed “swarthy-looking young person of middle eastern descent” charged with terrorist acts, think for a moment about how difficult it is to guard them in American jails.  It’s not duty for the faint of heart.

 

My case in point is the Alexandria (Virginia) jail where deputies face dangerous duty every moment of every day.  For example, this is the jail where Zacarias Moussaoui is being held.  He’s one of the alleged hijackers involved in the 9/11 attack.

 

And, he’s a dangerous character even though he’s not been convicted of anything.

 

On a recent routine inspection of cells, conditions and inmates, an Alexandria officer completed his inspection and attempted to make idle conversation.  He asked Moussaoui what he would do if he, the officer, could release him from jail?

 

“I’d kill you,” said Moussaoui without hesitation.

 

Moussaoui’s trial is on hold by the Alexandria U. S. District Court.  Federal prosecutors consider Moussaoui the 20th member of the hijacking team, which I might remind folks, attacked the Twin Towers in New York City and the Pentagon, killing and injuring thousands of people.  --  08/11/04.

 

Thank you, Harry, Keep ‘em coming.