Federico A. Nazar

Citizenship: Argentine, European (Italian), USA (eligible: American mother-in-law)

Email: ac3dpz@r.postjobfree.com

Phone: +54 9-11-416*-**** / +1-424-***-****

Skype/G+: f.nazar

Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/in/fnazar

Twitter https://twitter.com/F_Nazar

Facebook Messenger: https://www.facebook.com/federico.nazar

Academic experience

U.C.A. Pontifical Catholic University www.uca.edu.ar

2004-2006 Member of the Business Ethics Research Programme

2001-2002 Head Researcher, Institute of Integration of Knowledge

2001 Member of reengineering team and accreditation of the University

1999 International institutional relations: traveled in the US to form partnerships with universities

1992-2005 School of Economics

Assistant Professor

Ethics (Ethics and morals, Professional ethics, Business ethics, etc.), 10 years

Special Topics of microeconomics (Socio-economic valuation of investment projects), interim professor, 4 years

Finance, 1 semester

Public Finance, 1 semester

Information Systems, 1 semester

Administrative Systems, 1 semester

2000 School of Communication Sciences (ICOS)

Professor

New Technologies (1 semester)

1990 Vice President of the Student Council

Austral University www.austral.edu.ar

1999 School of Communication

Professor

New technologies

United World Colleges www.uwc.org

1987-1991 Volunteer. Local selection committee for international scholarships.

Business Experience

2001 - Present Excelsis Consulting USA, Latin America

Consultant

Ethics: created natural law based certification programs (Human rights, Pro-life, Pro-family, Morally Responsible Organization, Socially Responsible Organization).

Healthcare, life sciences, bioethics: innovated in many life saving strategies, including: pro-life and pro-family certifications; informed consent forms for life damaging drugs, tests and treatments; crisis-pregnancy leaflets in pregnancy-related products and services (pregnancy tests, day-after pill, contraceptives, obgyn or sonograph appointments, pregnancy lab tests).

Market development through ‘Ethical’ health plans/insurance taking advantage of healthier moral lifestyles (improving insurance scoring model).

Socio-economic valuation applied to healthcare and NGO services for cost-benefit prioritization and optimization.

Personnel: devised tests such as Moral Quotient (MQ), Social Quotient (SQ), Emotional Quotient (EQ), Net Profile, etc. Instant IQ test based on biometrics based on Aristotle.

Business Development & Management: strategy, business plan, sales, marketing, market analysis, product development, change management, supply chain: IBM, AT&T/IDT, Siemens, Gemelo Storage, Dragon Sys., Winstar, etc.

Finance: created the ‘real investment strategy’ and pioneered crowdfunding in 2000. Invented ‘social money’. Business plan and venture capital fundraising for stock exchange. Investment project analysis (n.b. real estate).

Media: e-marketing, web, video, publishing, advertising, for Positive Media and NGOs

Information & Communication Technologies: Mobile apps, Open Source integration, Strategic data modeling, Business intelligence, BPM, CRM, ERP, GIS, SOA, SaaS, etc.

Energy: business development, project analysis, planning, control design and feasibility studies: for Total and Upstream services, LNG processing and shipping; fuel and CNG stations surveillance network design; ethanol plant; windpower generation. Environmental & social impact assessment (World Bank).

1995 - 2001 IT Regional Sales director: software, hardware and infrastructure divisions

Sales (technical, inside or field sales, presentations, contract negotiation, expos, localization); Salesforce (evaluation, motivation / incentives, training, supervision); alliances / partner network development (ISVs, Integrators, VARs, Content Providers, Infrastructure, Hosting Service Providers, MCs); vertical markets (ITT, financial, energy, automotive, retail, health, government, etc.).

1995 Arthur D. Little South America

Business Analyst

Business intelligence: implemented a solution for the merger of two banks. Market research for Mercedes Benz’ Class A. C&L: led a re-engineering team for a supermarket chain.

1994 Arthur Andersen & Company (Pistrelli & Co.) Argentina

Associate: Audited multinational corporations in telecom, oil & gas, textile and computer industries.

1993 Reemtsma GmbH Germany, Poland

Intern: developed an ecological packaging and distribution system adapted to consumer research.

1992 BNP Paribas (Banque Nationale de Paris) France, Argentina

Intern:developed IT solutions for international trade and credit departments.

Education

Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina Equivalences :

Doctoral ABD in Philosophy

Masters in Economics

Masters in Accounting

Masters in Business Administration

1995 Licenciature in Economics

1997 Licenciature in Accounting

1997 Licenciature in Business Administration

This includes:

Philosophy 18 credit hours.

Theology 18 credit hours.

In the 60 years history of the University only 5 people completed those three Economics tracks. According to Bologna Process (European standards to validate degrees), studies could be equivalent to a Master’s degree (graduate degree 240 ECTS credits, 4 academic years, followed by Masters Title 60-120 ECTS, 12 academic years) and a doctorate without thesis / dissertation (completion of all qualifying and competency examinations towards a doctoral degree) but hasn’t been formally confirmed yet. Each “Licenciatura” is a 5 academic-years degree, equivalent at least to a US Master’s degree according to:

http://www.wes.org/preliminary/idpresult.asp?idp=0453014D0453014E0453034D

Degrees can be verified at University website searching "Nazar" at http://servicios.uca.edu.ar/buscadorcvdocentes/

1985-1987 United World College of the American West

International Baccalaureate (IB) Merit Scholarship

Pedagogical training

2004 Continuous educational update programme (16 hs).

Languages

Proficiency

English, Spanish

French1

Portuguese

Italian

German2

Read/Write/Lecture

Native

C2 Fluent

C2

C2

B2

Listen/Speak (spontaneous)

Native

C1

B1

A1

A1

1 Alliance Française (8 years)

2016 Interpreter. Parliamentary Confederation of the Americas (COPA), 15th General Assembly.

2 Goethe Institut Mittelstufe (M6, 6 years)

Note: Rest, self-learned. Read/write levels include dictionary or computer software

Classification: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_European_Framework_of_Reference_for_Languages

Conferences, Seminars, Symposiums, Training

Online courses

Pennsylvania State University

Department of Biology - Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics

Department of Human Development & Family Studies

Epidemics - the Dynamics of Infectious Diseases Grade: 100/100

Duke University

Duke Global Health Institute

The Challenges of Global Health Grade: 100/100

Karolinska Institutet (Nobel Prize awarding organization)

Global Health

University of Minnesota

Carlson School of Management

Department of Finance

Healthcare Marketplace specialization

University of Pennsylvania

Department of Philosophy (Prof. Susan Sauvé Meyer, Ph.D.)

Plato and his predecessors Grade: 100/100

Aristotle and his successors Grade: 100/100

University of Adelaide

Project Management Grade: 87/100

Khan Academy

2016 Urbanization, Population dynamics, Demographic transition

Demographic structure of society: age, race and ethnicity, immigration, sex, gender, and sexual orientation.

Globalization theories, trade and transnational corporations, Social movements

Race, socioeconomic status, and nutrition

Is obesity contagious?

Big five personality traits and health behaviors

Exploring an individual's temperament

Romantic and sexual networks of adolescents

PTSD and apoptosis

How similar are the personalities of twins?

Exploring an individual's temperament

Population growth and immigration

The J-curve hypothesis

Fertility rates and demographic change

Socioeconomic status and mental illnesses

Are suicidal behaviors "contagious" in adolescence?

What are your chances of getting divorced?

Malthusian population growth and population pyramids

Disparities in healthcare access

Gender differences in symptoms of major depressive disorder

Marriage and family preferences

Physiological needs and pregnancy

Human population growth

Population ecology: The Texas mosquito mystery

2015 Inside Sales Acceleration Summit (74 short econferences)

Online courses creation. Rapid Listbuilding. Siteman (2 hs.)

Effective Conversion Strategies: Split testing. Audience building. Marketing show (2 hs.)

Webinar Conversion Formula. LifeOnFire (2 hs.)

Leads breadcrumb strategy, 'Cold / Hot' effect. YouTube Tagging. Sherbill (1.5 hs.)

Book Publishing Deal. Dunams (1 h)

Merchandising. Kim (1 hs.)

Facebook Marketing. Science of Sharing for Authors. Gregory (2 hs.)

Bestseller writing. Book Marketing. Joint ventures. Dunams (4 hs.)

Script writing secrets. Animation Marketing. Ilya (2 hs. )

Instagram tactics. Dunams (1 h)

2014 Video Marketing Strategies, Affiliates. Video Traffic Academy. Live Webinars (2 hs.)

Courses

2004 Scholarship. Current US Thinkers (political and sociological economic vision), UCA, 27 hs.

1998 Internet World, Ziff Davis, 8 hs.

1995 Human resources and employment as competitive factors, UCA, 10 hs.

Migration, National Migration, 240 hs.

1994 Portfolio Selection: combining securities risk, UCA, 8 hs.

The economic theory of unemployment, UCA, 8 hs.

Training for trainers, effective business writing Organizational Learning, Practice audit, takes inventory, discretionary Sampling, AA & Co., 12 hs..

1993 International Financial Organizations, UCA Seminar, Prof. E. Zalduendo, 40 hs.

Scholarship. Audit, Security Telecommunications and Information Systems, EDP Auditors Association, 16 hs.

Produktentwicklung, Produktion und Vertrieb Marketing, Reemtsma (Hamburg), 40 hs.

Behavioral ethics in society, Open Forum, 8.5 hours.

1992 Scholarship. Negotiating for professionals, Professional Council of Economic Sciences, 2 hs.

Scholarship. Business Administration and Management Tools Management, EMBA, European Management & Business Academy, 2 nd Management Training, 18 hs.

Antitrust policy, German Foundation for International Development, 8 hs.

Scholarship. Just in time, Kamban, Kaizen (cost reduction), Okita Foundation, 8 hs.

On educational reality, 1st Seminar Argentina, 8 hs.

1991 Integrating industry expanded markets, CODETRAR, 2 hs.

1990 Advanced financial management topics, UCA, 8 hs.

Agribusiness, SRA, 4 hs.

Accelerated Reading, BNP, 24 hs.

1989 The new role of the state, City Bank Foundation, R. Alemann, 3 hs.

1988 Scholarship. Course for stock investors, Level II, Stock Exchange Foundation Bs. As., 20 hs.

Typing, Pitman Academies, 24 hs.

1987 Theory of knowledge (epistemology, IB), UW College (USA), 40 hs.

Diplomatic activity, CUDES, 4 hs.

1986 Lateral thinking (creative thinking, DeBono method), UW College (USA), 10 hs.

Awards and honors

2017 The Howard Center (USA)

Member of the Editorial Board of Advisors

International Journal of Research and Policy: The Natural Family

2016 “Natural Family Award” by World Congress of Families

1993 Scholarship in Germany. Academie der Diözese Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Tagungshaus Weingarten, Lateinamerika und die katoholische Soziallehre http://www.akademie-rs.de

1985-1987 United World College of the American West (USA)

Merit Scholarship. International Baccalaureate (IB) UWC.org

Main discoveries

2017 Gender parity generates inequality. In western countries, women make more than men (per hour in paid positions) and men work more hours than women, even if we count housework.

2016 The case for ed vouchers: government spending per student in public education is higher than the most expensive and most successful private schools and universities.

2015 The culture of life irradiates life; the un-culture of death spreads sickness and death.

2014 Link between contraception and abortion, with chronic disabilities like autism.

2013 Possible evolution by angelic intervention

2009 All contraceptives are abortifacient (except condoms without spermicide) and increase STIs and non-communicable diseases (n.b. cancer) and due to failure rates, unexpected pregnancies.

2008 Theological explanations of Virgin Mary’s real (physical) presence in the Eucharist

2005 Scientific proof of Catholicism as true religion

1995 Finflation: inflation of financial and “monetized” assets

Publications

2016 World Congress of Families (Regional): The un-culture of death is contagious of death

2013 X Catholic Congress on the Holy Angels: Angels and evolution

2012 IX Catholic Congress on the Holy Angels: You will be like angels.

2011 X Nativity Meeting: The manger, source of healing

2005 Laity Congress (DEPLAI): Scientific Proof of the Catholic Religion

Speaker

2016 World Congress of Families (Regional Congress)

“The culture of life irradiates life, the un-culture of death infects death”

XII Seminar of Hispanic-American culture for Christian civilization and family (Salta)

“Pietas, a civic and supernatural virtue to rebuild family and homeland”

2014 Speaker at a TV program about vaccine bioethics.

2013 X Catholic Congress on the Holy Angels: Angels and evolution

2012 IX Catholic Congress on the Holy Angels: You will be like angels.

2011 X Nativity Meeting: The manger, a source of healing

2011 Meeting of Laity of formation and prayer: Divine Mercy and the signs of the times

2009 Positive Media (USA): two presentations

2005 Laity Congress (DEPLAI): Scientific Proof of the Catholic Religion

Research programme on ethics and business, Business ethics: the death of ethics?

2004 Integration of Ethics and Business Seminar

2002 Course for Chartered Financial Analyst Level I (1 semester) at UCA

Member of the Association for Investment Management and Research (CFAInstitute.org) and promoter of the founding of the Argentine Chapter.

Writings

published

2016 Philippines: when ‘politically correct’ is incorrect and vice versa: part 1, part 2

unpublished

Oykonomics (Grant Proposal)

Total costing (Grant Proposal)

The economy of the ant? What do we measure? (journal proposal)

The Argentine political crises of 1973, an analysis (International Baccalaureate, 5000 words)

Interwar British foreign policy (International Baccalaureate, 4000 words)

Research (100% agree with the Magisterium, not yet published. In bold, the most innovative)

Economics and Sociology

Finflation: inflation of financial assets. What it is and how to prevent the next financial crisis.

Ethical GDP: current stats exclude goods&services such as a mother’s work at home but include “bads” such as abortions or “semi-bads” such as expenses in preventable diseases.

G-money eutopia

NPV (net present value) accounting

Socio-economic valuation methods of public and social goods and services: this allows any entity to show social profit and loss statement (P&L) and works for Business Social Responsibility valuation.

Real economics

Eco-maniacs vs. holistic analysis

Global Alert: eco-fundamentalism

Overpopulation? Game over

Defamilization. Socio-economic impact of contraception and divorce

Social reengineering

Measuring social and other intangible goods and bads

Empowering women: the key to reduce global conflict

Why is it so hard to eradicate poverty?

Mechanisms to promote the Economy of Communion (points, human hours based money, etc.)

How to form “new men” for a true Economy of Communion

Non-geographic Economy of Communion. Case study: insurance.

Economy of Communion in land development and real estate.

New structures for an Economy of Communion (Caritas in Veritate).

Certification: Communion business/organization/worker

Scarcity economics vs. superabundant Providence?

Ethics

Culture and multiculturalism?

Business Ethics positivist: Death of ethics?

Systematic violation of women's right to informed consent

The pursuit of the highest ethics

The ethical superiority of faith

Social irresponsible business: Robin Hood steals from employees and shareholders to promote abortion?

Inadvertently warned: the ethics of advertising

Deconstruction of language

Work ethic: Christian vs. Pagan vs. Atheist

Heroes who were not: Churchill, Mandela, Gandhi, etc.

Absolutism of relativism

Scientifically proven: abortion is immoral

Intolerance of the tolerant: reproductive rights, contraception, male feminism, family

Human rights or lefts?

When homophobic means pro-homo and vice versa

Passion vs love: no winner

Art Value. How much is too much?

Art or theft? The true value of art.

Health and Bioethics

Contraceptives: abortifacient and deadly

Green Sex (natural methods)

Sickening vaccines (from procured abortions)

Nature is not amoral: dozens of published scientific papers show that immoral behavior that violates natural law, leads to poverty, sickness and death: sex outside marriage for life, homo-mony, divorce, contraception, STIs, euthanasia and organ theft, artificial insemination, embryo research, pornography, sex-“ed”, etc.

Abortive Vaccines: the conspiracy

Anti-life culture: new forms of abortion not considered by the pro-life

New strategies to fight the culture of death

Science and Faith

Science vs. faith? or science proves faith?

Science and Faith: unbeliever in the XXIst century?

The fire of truth: science and faith

Good science vs. bad scientists

Does God exist? Prove it scientifically!

Scientific Proof of God

Reasons to Love

Evidence of religion (1 P 3, 15)

Metaphysics of physics

"Alien" Art: Shroud of Turin, tilma of Guadalupe, etc

Living "Bread" (Eucharistic signs)

Impossible cures?

Holiness foolproof

Fulfilled prophecies

"Nobody came back to tell": near-death experiences.

Reincarnation: impossible!

Incorruptible: 1. Mummies: 0

Poltergeist & co. Paranormal or demonic activities?

Faith: human virtue, supernatural virtue

'Creation or Evolution "or" Creation and Evolution'

Evolution or devolution?

Intelligent Design: created or evolved? The new hypothesis.

Evolution: the end.

SETI. ET Phone: no credit

Christian Archaeology

Religion and religious values

God, why? Why me! Why not?

Angry with God = angry with you.

Nothing without you, nothing without me ... nothing without us.

Purity: give me your crown!

How to achieve good dating

No courtship, marriage null

Insurance against divorce

Economy of salvation or damnation?

We are not born of a cabbage (no family history to repeat history)

A testament to test everything.

Damn blessed and vice versa. "Volontà di Dio mio paradiso"

Intergenerational blessing and curse

The best of all possible worlds: this!

The Eucharist according to the scriptures

God, yes. Church, no? Theology of eucharistization.

Baptize an alien? Why not!

Love is not adored!

Nobel Prize: The solution to all the problems of humanity (Mother Theresa).

Miracle in Buenos Aires

Saint Children

Blessed parents

Family Secrets

Mysteries of Mary

Why God did not incarnate before?

Why did God choose the Jews? And the rest?

Why did God choose Mary? Unfair?

Mary.Occupation: housewife.

The most beautiful woman in the world (Virgin Mary)

Elemental Watson: the Immaculate Conception.

The secret nobody knows but everyone suspected.

The 9th secret of the Eucharist: "Woman of the Eucharist", the actual presence of Mary

More powerful than the atomic bomb. Secrets of the Rosary.

The importance of consecration to Mary.

Knocking on Heaven's Door: the most powerful prayers through Mary

Current Marian apparitions: San Nicolas, Salta, Medjugorje.

Secrets of Saint Joseph, "Father of God the Son" (John Paul II)

God is history: the narrative of human history

Lord of history: the end of history is the last man

Mercy with Divine Mercy. Mysteries of the Divine Mercy

Bored? Never! Boredom and depression: the end.

The real beauty.

In war: satanic tactics

God through movies

Protestantism vs. Bible

Purgatory and indulgences in the Bible

Thousands pray for you (latria and ancestor worship).

The end of times or the end of our time? (Revelations of the saints and the Bible)

Holiness for all, saints for all

Extra-academic leadership

1990-1995 Mozarteum: promotion of Classical Music Concerts

1995 Coordinator of 50 young to the mountains (Champaquí)

1993 Germany. Instructor of tango course

1992 Helmsman class, sailing and motor

1991 Organizer of a choir of 40 people

1989-1990 Vice-President of the Students of the Faculty of Economics, UCA

1990 Children's International Summer Villages (CISV): selected leader

1986-1987 US mountaineering instructor and member of a search and rescue team

1987 US Mount Grants Quadrathlon winter. 2nd prize in category teams: snowshoeing

1986 US Mount Grants Quadrathlon winter. 1st prize in category teams: cross-country skiing

1986 US American Red Cross Standard First Aid course Multimedia

1984 Rugby championship: first place (fourth division)

1982 Argentine Ski Club: Silver Medal

Pro-life activism

2006-present Prof. Nazar promoted and keeps promoting several pro-life and pro-family marches with media coverage, prayer events, books and movies, reaching over a million emails and.

2017 March for life

2016 One of the first 500 Catholic scholars who signed The Catholic University of America's document in defense of Humanae Vitae, in response to "On the Ethics of Using Contraceptives," otherwise known as the Wijngaards statement, which urges the Catholic Church to change its teaching and issue an “official magisterial document that should revoke the absolute ban on the use of ‘artificial’ contraceptives, and allow the use of modern non-abortifacient contraceptives for both prophylactic and family planning purposes.”

Organized a regional World Congress of Families.

2012 Participated in the Congressional hearings and objected parts of the new civil and commercial code, which were against life, natural marriage and children’s rights.

2011 Presented an amicus curiae brief against the Supreme Court case which, unfortunately, finally allowed abortion in Argentina.

Pro-life innovations

Nazar has innovated in pro-family and life saving strategies, such as:

1.Pro-life and pro-family certifications

For government agencies, corporations, NGOs and individuals (n.b. politicians, hospitals and doctors) it is something between the ISO 9000 and the “Fair Trade” seal and a new source of revenue for pro-life pro-family organizations and informal groups.

For example, after completing the multiple choice and becoming certified for free, you could send messages to the people you want, asking people and organizations to certify for free (higher levels of certification require donations 100% for you.

2.Right to informed consent

The majority of aborting women were on contraception. Real contraception failure rates are much higher than the ones measured in a lab’s perfect conditions (by the way, tests affecting human reproduction are unethical). Some important factors have been insufficiently tested or even untested:

Imperfect distribution conditions like heat which impacts materials/drug degradation or interaction.

Interaction with prior or later pregnancy, infections, vaginal flora, activities, substances (saliva, gels, drugs, food, alcohol, smoking), different genotypes, etc.

Abnormal usage: oral-vaginal, African dry sex, orgies, etc.

Co-interaction among all factors.

Contraception is not only defective but 100% ineffective to prevent pregnancy in the long run. Contraceptive failure fuels the demand for abortions through unexpected pregnancies. The prolife movement needs to focus on the right to informed consent about:

Real failure rates

The abortifacient effect of non-barrier contraceptives (since they fail to prevent ovulation).

The side effects: reduction of the brain cortex and brain capacity, breast and uterine cancer, clots, stroke, heart diseases, infertility, lower defenses against STIs, malnutrition, mental illness, lack of desire, distortion in couple selection, etc.

The side effects to the couple: splitting sex from procreation leads to abuse or to treat the other as a disposable object of pleasure, increased selfishness, increased sexual negotiation of services/benefits (subtle prostitution of love), divorce, couple rotation, violence, impact on already born children, etc.

The side effects to the future wanted baby of the user: preterm, low weight at birth, permanent disabilities, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) during pregnancy, birth or breastfeeding, etc.

The real war on women. Sexual exploitation is facilitated by:

denial of the right to medical informed consent (contraception, abortion, reproductive technologies),

omission of advice or wrong advice about healthy sexual behavior,

recommendations/treatments which harm pregnancies

with the complicity of political, pharmaceutical, medical, corporate and educational players, causing a major Public Health crisis, not reported by mainstream media.

The tip of the iceberg: nobody warns women about the published papers that show that "safe sex" is not safe at all, and that condoms with spermicides increase the risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, while granting no protection at all against carcinogenic Human Papilloma Virus.

Why? Because there is a huge elephant in the room: the show must go on, the show of un-reproductive sex, no matter the cost on women’s lives. Women are kept in blissful ignorance to turn them into disposable sex toys for men who blame them when contraception fails and escape child parenting.

3.Undetected unborn protection act

Drugs, tests and treatments which could harm pregnancy physiology or an undetected or undetectable unborn or require:

Changing protocols and including informed consent form, negative pregnancy test and abstinence for undetectable window periods.

Warning signs in drug boxes or X-ray or MRI waiting rooms, saying “Contraception sometimes fails (even up to 1 in 5 times, 20%). If you had sex after the last period, you might be pregnant anyway and harm your unborn child. To protect unborn children, who are also our patients, you are asked to inform last time of menstruation and sex and to submit pregnancy test results.”

Explaining pregnant women by a Rh+ father that the baby might be at risk of Rh incompatibility (hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn) even if they think they were never pregnant before, because it is triggered by any pregnancy, even if undetected under failing contraception.

4.“Safe sex” awareness week (behavioral medicine, public and global health)

Statistics and medical information for each day of the week over different problems caused by sex outside heterosexual marriage for life, for example:

1.Do you play with death?

STIs are deadly (n.b. anal and oral-throat cancer).

It takes only one sexual act to get all the STIs from your partners past sexual life.

HIV is the third global cause of teen death.

Sex = sex with your couple’s previous partners.

Nothing can prevent STIs.

100% marital sex = 100% safe.

2.Why do you play Russian roulette with your child’s life?

a.Abortifacient effects of contraception

b.STIs deadly to unborn babies (risky pregnancies, HIV, etc.)

3.Contraception = war on women and children

Real contraceptive failure rates result in unexpected pregnancies, which generates demand for surgical abortion, which have x times more death risk than natural birth and x times a C-section.

4.Abortion = war on women and children

Cost of the cheapest abortion? 3+

a.The life of the mother (surgical risk, post abortion risk, breast cancer, next pregnancy complications, suicide, mental disorders): “abortion is always unsafe”

b.The life of the next wanted baby (preterm, pregnancy complications, infertility)

c.The lives of the aborted unborn babies. Even in the USA unborn baby girls are aborted because of their gender

5.Non-marital sex => death

What is the cost of cheating? 3+

a.The lives of the cheaters

b.The lives of their future partners

c.The lives of their babies

What is the cost of prostitution? Same as above, times number of “clients”

What is the cost of homosexual deathstyle? N+

a.Anal/rectum surgery

b.Removal of carcinogenic warts (HPV, etc.)

c.HIV/AIDS, etc.

d.The life of both and of future partners

e.20 years lower life expectancy

6.Hidden Global Health crisis due to the Burden of Disease of non-marital sex, STIs and abortion

a.Rise of infectious diseases (many, chronic): STIs pandemics with 2 billion people affected (1500 million more than those by natural disasters and wars!). This is connected to the rise of neonatal problems and infant mortality.

b.Viral and microbial resistance (e.g. even WHO says Gonorrhea and HIV drugs don’t work anymore)

c.Obstinate vaccination of children against STIs: HPV, hepatitis B, etc., sometimes with serious adverse events like autism, permanent disability, POTS, infertility, etc.

d.Rise of non-communicable diseases:

i.Cardiovascular: Cerebral Vascular Accident, lung clots, heart disease

ii.Cancer: breast, uterus, prostate, intestinal, throat

iii.Infertility: which fuels demand for IVF, which causes the death of human life through manipulation, selection, discarding, freezing, multiple pregnancies, etc. IVF fuels the demand for surrogacy and egg donation. With respect to eggs-ploitation, women are not informed or misinformed about the high probability of stroke, breast cancer, infertility (new cycle) and many other serious health problems.

iv.Permanent infant mental disabilities

Dr. Abel Albino, who saved thousands of children from malnourishment

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