As we prepare for war, remember these things. We are all derive from our allies, from the countries that they are from. We have made a deal with these countries that we shall protect each other at all costs. Who knows, maybe some day we will need their assistance.
We can't let evil continue to rule the would, such as the group Black Hand who murdered the Archduke in front of thousands of his own people. Someday that could be us and our president falling at the hands of terrorism. It is our duty as the greatest country in the world to protect it with our lives, no matter what the outcome is. You all may have family in Great Britain, France, or Italy and we shall do anything that we can to help family and the lives of innocent civilians.

But if you are going to remember one thing from all that I have wrote, remember this. We are America, we are hated and loved at the same time because we are the greatest world power and we will not be defeated. We help others in need because that is the type of responsibility that we have when we are in a position like this. We didn't get this powerful by sitting back and going with the flow, we took command and we did what was needed to be done. Now is the time that something needs to be done, and we are going to do it.

This article is about the FDA approving drugs that are supposed to extend the lives of cancer patients. The thing is, these drugs have not been proven to do that. A 69 year old cancer patient conceded to trying the drugs for an experiment in hopes that the drugs would extend his life. This was not the case. Less than 4 months after starting on the drug he experience abdominal pains and was admitted into the hospital, he died later that day from internal gastrointestinal bleeding.

The drug that was made to lengthen this man's life might have hastened it. So this leaves the question, how does the FDA, an agency that is supposed to look out for our well-being, approve a drug that isn't proven to help us, and may actually hasten the lives of cancer patients? The muckraker in charge of this article John Fauber, read more about it at: http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/watchdogreports/fda-approves-cancer-drugs-without-proof-theyre-extending-lives-b99348000z1-280437692.html

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