In this episode of People & Power Max Keiser investigates whether the World Bank really alleviates poverty.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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- Dana Herbert
- Hartford, CT, Connecticut, United States
- A blog about art, interior design, natural health . . . how a very brutal case of what malpractice attorneys call "intentional malpractice" by a very ruthless, unethical, authoritarian, and powerful Connecticut dentist who hired me to paint her home in high-end decorative finishes led me to discover a hidden and horrifying dental cause of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) . . . and the lengths to which those with power will go to avoid accountability.
The dentist: Dr. Theresa Keefe AKA Dr. Tracey Keefe of Canton Valley Dental
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KarmaBanque is excellent!
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