Call for Journalists

At one time, moral values, commitment to justice, truth and honesty resembled the honor and dignity of the journalist’s career. At one time, the world did cherish every scientific achievement of mankind on Earth. Unfortunately, that era has passed by quickly and now is gone for a while. The world has become relatively technical and our life is now much more comfortable. The wave of destruction and misery that has permeated through the majority of people on Earth now threads as a fat line amongst clearly differentiated groups of people. On the one hand, there are desperate outcasts of the society. On the other hand, there are others for whom issues of those on the other hand are foreign – people living "carefree" and "happy" lives.

Dear Journalist!

We invite you to participate in the mission of reviving humanity’s scientific and moral values in order to save the lives of millions.

Every day, nearly 20 thousand people die from AIDS. Every hour, 12 individuals die from cancer and 15 more fall ill. 2 billion out of the 6 billion world population suffer from some kind of cardiovascular disease. 350 million people suffer from rheumatic pathologies. Nearly 117 million people are ill with thalassemia in the world.

Scientific methods for complete elimination of all of the aforementioned pathologies exist. Unfortunately, a "mentality" that dictates the stereotype that all "scientific" discoveries should come from "Washington" or "London" blocks the promotion of these methods. On the other hand, swindlers and speculators of science, including medicine, exacerbate climate of mistrust for truly scientific discoveries solely out of selfish motivations. That leaves situation leaves us two approaches: either to remain silent and thus facilitate further death of innocent people or to participate in the global mission of saving millions of lives upon hearing the call of conscience.

Given the peculiarity of our time, you may want to consider this proposal from various standpoints: humane, scientific and financial. We are ready to cooperate on any terms.

Yours faithfully,

Dr. Shirdel