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Best Steroid Cycles for Average Gym Bros + IGF-LR3 Timing, Best Health Supps on Cycle, Aromatizing Variability, Does Insulin Cause Diabetes? DNS Podcast 267 Dave Crosland & Scott McNally 0:00 Teaser 0:55 Intro and advertisers 4:00 Best Cycles for Average Gym Bros 5:40 Deca vs NPP 7:50 Oral Steroids 10:15 Insulin for Average Gym Bros? 13:40 Just Increasing Testosterone 14:45 Equipoise 16:15 300 test, 300 mast e 17:45 Primo and managing estrogen 18:45 There is no free lunch 23:20 Importing Gear to the UK 28:00 IGF-LR3 Before Bed? 30:30 How long can you run Anavar & How long to break? 33:20 Bad lumps from gear and getting rid of them 34:20 Best Health Supplements on Cycle 40:00 Does HGH shut down natural production of GH 42:45 Aromatizing Variability & Muscle Growth 48:20 Testosterone and Injury Healing 53:00 BPC-157 Protocol 56:10 Dave got trolled LOL 56:45 Can you become diabetic from Insulin Use 59:45 Older woman boosting testosterone naturally with diet and supplements 1:02:30 Dave's Truck Project 1:06:45 Uncle Dave's Wisdom ✅ Amino Asylum code THINK for 20% off research chems, peptides, l-carnitine and more https://aminoasylum.shop/ref/122/ ✅ Parabolic Peptides Code THINK for 10% off SLU, Research Chems, Peptides & more https://parabolicpeptides.com

"I don't want to be the reason Dr. Bawumia loses his presidential flagbearership. I never said he owns Hubtel, and even if I had that information, I would have contacted him directly because we are in direct contact. Those spreading falsehoods should stop the sabotage and focus on saving their struggling NPP party."

“It doesn't have any basis. We are not convinced that someone should apologise, and that's the end of it. So today, if any other minister commits a crime, the person comes out to apologise and that is all?” - Deputy General Secretary of the NPP, Haruna Mohammed.

Retired Supreme Court Justice William Atuguba has strongly criticised the opposition NPP, accusing it of hypocrisy over its objections to the composition of judges presiding over cases involving the suspended Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo, and the process for her possible removal.

Get your free guide: Could Your “Difficult” Child Be Misdiagnosed? A Parent's Guide to Pediatric Mental Health. Download it here: www.arbor-health.com/holistic-kids!   Episode Timestamps   [00:00] - Intro [03:12] - Dr. Zendi's Path to Helping Kids [04:28] - Understanding PANS/PANDAS and Its Symptoms    [12:12] - How Does It Affect Others? Is It Contagious? [15:41] - Simple Things That Can Help on Tough Days [18:05] - How Parents Can Support Their Kids: Safety and Symptom Awareness  [21:19] - What Healing Looks Like with PANS/PANDAS  [27:38] - Episode Recap [29:06] - Outro   Noticing behavior changes? PANS/PANDAS could be the cause!   PANS/PANDAS is a life-changing diagnosis that's often overlooked, yet it can be the root cause of anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, and even autism. These autoimmune-driven conditions happen when the immune system mistakenly attacks the brain, causing a mix of neurological and psychological symptoms. In this episode, The Holistic Kids and Dr. Zendi Moldenhauer explore PANS/PANDAS, discussing the signs, symptoms, and how healing is possible.   Dr. Zendi Moldenhauer, PhD, NPP, PNP, RN-BC, IFMCP, is a double board-certified Psychiatric and Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and certified Functional Medicine practitioner with over 25 years of experience. As Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Arbor Health, she specializes in helping kids heal from conditions like PANS/PANDAS, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and autism, blending conventional and holistic approaches to uncover root causes and support lasting healing. Learn more about Dr. Zendi Moldenhauer at https://www.arbor-health.com/, or follow her on social media @drzendimoldenhauer —   Learn more about Dr. Madiha Saeed at https://holisticmommd.com, or follow her on social media @HolisticMomMD

The NDC came to power with no plan, just empty promises to turn Ghanaians against the NPP and win votes. Now, reality is dawning on them. - Dennis Miracles Aboagye, Communications Director for the 2024 Bawumia Campaign

Listen as we discuss and shed light on the NPP's perspective regarding the “Save the Judiciary” demonstration and gain insights into the party's ongoing nationwide thank you tour. Dr. Charles Dwamena, National Treasurer of the NPP, joins us to delve into these important issues, offering clarity on the party's position and its engagement with the Ghanaian public

"The NPP NEC and National Council did not agree to a thank you tour, and a thank you tour isn't what we need as a defeated party. Our focus should be on addressing the causes of our defeat, reflecting on the Ocquaye Committee report, and planning for Election 2028." - ING. Kwabena Agyei Agyepong, Former General Secretary of the NPP. (Hear more in this interview as he sheds light on his proposed constitutional reforms to the NPP Amendment Committee.)

A person, believed to be a supporter of Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, the former aspirant for the NPP flagbearership, has been stabbed by heavily built men allegedly providing security for the party during the NPP's "Thank You Tour" in the Bantama Constituency.

Political Scientist Dr. Kwesi Amakye-Boateng has raised concerns over the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) ongoing “Thank You” tour, warning that rather than healing post-election rifts, the exercise appears to be aggravating old wounds.

Resetting the NPP isn't about a 'Thank you tour and long talks.' The party should reach out, acknowledge its mistakes, and apologize to those of us they have offended. They should also get Akufo-Addo to apologize to our ex-chairman, Paul Afoko. Only then can we unite as a party again. - Edward Ennin, Former MP for Obuasi East.

An attack on press freedom is an attack on the rule of law and democracy. We demand that NPP's Third Vice Chairman, Alhaji Osman Masawudu, retract his threat against General Media journalists or face arrest. - Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, GJA President

Our latest report, based on findings from Dr. Emmanuel Marfo, former Oforikrom MP, reveals that Ghanaians rejected the NPP, primarily due to our failure to tackle galamsey, corruption, and other pressing issues. - Eugene Boakye Antwi, Former MP for Subin.

“Our democracy is under attack, our judiciary is under attack. Do not think that this attack is on the person of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo. No. It is the entire judiciary.” - Henry Nana Boakye, National Organiser of the NPP.

Minimal Effective Dose of Each Compound - What Does "Effective" Mean? When to begin estrogen control in a cycle? Anxiety from 1 dose Tren? Masteron & Estrogen Receptor Binding DNS Podcast 263 Dave Crosland & Scott McNally 0:00 teaser 0:40 Intro and Advertisers 2:45 Minimal Effective Dose - What does “Effective” mean? 5:10 Trenbolone 6:30 Deca and NPP 9:00 Testosterone 11:30 Factors that will dictate Results 16:45 Equipoise 17:45 Difference between Masteron and Primo minimum 19:15 Anadrol 20:25 Dianabol 22:30 Tbol, Anavar, Winstrol 25:30 People Trolling Dave 27:45 Cre-a-TIN or Cre-a-Teen? 29:00 When to start Estrogen control in a cycle? 34:35 Why Prolactin Rises and How to Control 38:45 Masteron Competing for Androgen sites vs Estrogen Sites? 43:11 Tren Anxiety after 1 shot? 45:45 Test Cyp, Deca, EQ together? 50:00 Break time between cycles 56:10 Iodized Salt or Sea Salt? 58:00 Full Body Workouts? 1:00:30 Uncle Dave's Advice - Prison Stories 1:12:00 Better U - Dave's App

Tren, NPP or Anadrol Kickstart to a Cut Cycle? Muscle Loss on Retatrutide, Crushing Estrogen Into a Show? BSG Coaching QA Skip Hill, Andrew Berry, Scott McNally 0:00 Teaser 0:30 Intro 1:31 Kickstarting Your Prep with Tren? 19:00 Issues with a coach. How much should coaching cost? 30:10 EGFR Changes on a cycle? 33:25 High estrogen on Primo ? 35:45 Fake gear 40:30 Primo issues 42:00 Donating plasma and phlebotomy stories 45:40 Anadrol during a cut? 47:45 Muscle Loss on Retatrutide? 51:40 6 wks between shows 56:00 Crushing estrogen into a show 1:03:45 When is Skip competing?

Questions are being raised about Chief Justice Torkornoo's political ties, as NPP members and their lawyers continue to defend her publicly. But critics insist that the removal process must follow through to the end—firmly and fairly, without fear or favour - Nana Yaa Jantuah, Presidential Staffer

None of us in the NPP has seen our election defeat report except the executives, so ignore the trash from these weed smokers and fake agenda setters on social media. They're spewing nonsense with zero credibility. - Sam Pyne (Former KMA Boss)

Despite our defeat, we are far from finished. I urge my fellow NPP members to set aside past differences and unite to strengthen the elephant for the 2028 election.- Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, MP for Bosomtwe.

I'll demolish all Adum Market fire-hit buildings. The traders, backed by the NPP, should stop wasting cement and money on repairs. - King Zuba, Kumasi Mayor

My client, NPP activist Mohammed Zakou's 'rest well' social media post for the Vice President was a prayer for her recovery, not a death wish. - Lawyer Enoch Afoakwa, Private Legal Practitioner.

Key personalities from the opposition NPP gathered at the residence of Assin South Member of Parliament , Rev. Ntim Fordjour, at Spintex in Accra, to prevent an attempt by the NIB to effect an arrest warrant on him.

The NPP has called on the government to provide transparency and accountability regarding concerns over suspected drug trafficking and money laundering activities in the country.

Harini Amarasuriya est la Première ministre du Sri Lanka, un pays qui sort de cinq années de crise financière et d'instabilité politique. De passage à Paris le 1er avril dernier afin de participer à une conférence internationale sur la protection du patrimoine bouddhiste de son pays, dont le célèbre site archéologique d'Anuradhapura inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco, elle s'est entretenue avec RFI.  RFI : Madame la Première ministre, vous avez été nommée à votre poste en novembre dernier. Quel bilan faites-vous de vos cent jours au pouvoir ? Harini Amarasuriya : Renouer avec la stabilité politique, c'était ça notre priorité et c'est ce que nous avons, je crois, réussi à instaurer au cours des cent premiers jours de pouvoir. Après les turbulences de ces dernières années, la population avait besoin de se sentir rassurée avec un exécutif stable aux manettes, sans décalage entre les promesses et les actions du gouvernement, bref, un gouvernement auquel les Sri Lankais peuvent faire confiance. Cette confiance est née aussi du fait que l'économie est en voie de rétablissement même si je ne dirais pas que nous soyons encore tout à fait sortis de l'affaire. Qui plus est, et je crois c'est fondamental, nous avons réussi à imprimer la possibilité de faire la politique différemment que nos prédécesseurs. Les électeurs ont rejeté la vieille garde et sa politique déconnectée du quotidien, laissant les citoyens se débrouiller seul. Voilà quels sont, je dirais, les principaux acquis de cette période.Vos détracteurs dépeignent votre entourage comme une « bande d'idéologues », enfermés dans leur utopie marxiste-léniniste. Vous reconnaissez-vous dans ce portrait qu'on brosse de vous et de vos collègues ministres ?Cette référence à l'idéologie marxiste-léniniste concerne de prime abord la Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna ou le JVP, le parti que dirige le président Dissanayake et qui est une composante de notre coalition au pouvoir. Cette coalition, le National People's Power ou le NPP est une alliance plus ouverte, située au centre-gauche de l'échiquier politique. Au cours des cinq dernières années, soit depuis 2019, la plateforme que le NPP a présentée à la population a été essentiellement axée sur des solutions pragmatiques à apporter aux problèmes auxquels les gens sont confrontés au quotidien. Certes, dans nos discours, il est beaucoup question de justice sociale, d'équité, d'égalité, mais nous avons toujours affirmé que nous ne nous laisserions pas enfermer dans des cases idéologiques. Il n'est pas question pour nous de privilégier une idéologie quelconque, faisant fi des impératifs de l'ici et maintenant.L'un de vos principaux succès a sans doute été économique, puisque l'économie srilankaise a renoué avec la croissance. Mais le mérite pour le succès ne devrait-il pas revenir d'abord à votre prédécesseur qui avait négocié le prêt de sauvetage avec le FMI ?   Le président Ranil Wickremesinghe, prédécesseur de l'actuel chef de l'État du Sri Lanka avait en effet engagé les discussions avec le FMI dans ce sens. L'accord pour un prêt avait été signé avant que nous n'arrivions au pouvoir en septembre dernier, mais je pense que nous pouvons être crédités de la mise en œuvre de cet accord dans des conditions qui soient acceptables pour la population.En accédant au pouvoir, nous avons pris langue avec le bailleur de fonds institutionnel. Le gouvernement a négocié pied à pied pour faire assouplir les mesures d'austérité draconiennes. Par exemple, nous voulions une protection sociale renforcée, et l'ajustement du régime fiscal. Nous avons pu aussi réduire la taxe sur la valeur ajoutée (TVA) sur les produits de première nécessité, notamment sur les fournitures éducatives essentielles et les médicaments. Les salaires ont été augmentés dans le secteur public. La paix sociale était à ce prix et elle est à mettre à notre crédit.Le problème avec l'ancien président qui avait négocié l'accord, ce n'était pas tant l'accord en soi qui posait problème, mais le fait que cet accord n'était pas soutenu par le peuple. Pour notre part, c'est fort du mandat du peuple srilankais que nous avons discuté avec le FMI, pour s'assurer que le fardeau de la dette soit équitablement partagé entre les différentes couches sociales du Sri Lanka. La morale de l'histoire, c'est que la stabilité économique ne peut être garantie sans la stabilité politique et sans le soutien du peuple pour l'application des réformes.Le président Dissanayake, tout comme vous, avez été élus sur une promesse de rupture avec le précédent régime. Comment définiriez-vous votre feuille de route ?On pourrait dire, pour simplifier, que notre feuille de route, c'est la réforme du contrat social entre citoyens et classe politique au Sri Lanka. Sur l'île, les années post-indépendance ont été marquées par une lutte acharnée entre l'élite et le peuple. Cette tension s'est manifestée de différentes manières, notamment à travers des conflits et des violences extrêmes qui ont ensanglanté notre histoire moderne. Je pense à la guerre de sécession dans le Nord, à l'insurrection de la jeunesse cinghalaise en 1971... Pour moi, le mouvement « Aragalaya », la grande révolution citoyenne de 2022, relève de cette même aspiration pour une société plus égalitaire. Notre feuille de route répond à cette aspiration en proposant de jeter les bases d'une relation renouvelée entre l'État et la population.La refonte de la relation entre l'État et la population passe par une réconciliation nationale entre la majorité cinghalaise et la minorités tamoule qui a subi des abus et des violations pendant la guerre civile. Votre camp qui a fait une percée spectaculaire dans le nord aux législatives est attendu avec impatience sur ce terrain. Où en êtes-vous dans votre réflexion sur la mise en place d'un mécanisme pour déterminer la responsabilité des violences perpétrées pendant les années de guerre civile ?Je ne sais pas si vous le savez, lorsque la guerre civile dans le nord a pris fin en 2009, le JVP s'est manifesté dès les premières heures qui ont suivi la fin des hostilités pour réclamer la création le plus rapidement possible d'une commission « Vérité et Réconciliation » sur le modèle sud-africain. Bien sûr, cette demande n'a pas été prise au sérieux à l'époque.Aujourd'hui, nous nous trouvons plusieurs années après la fin de la guerre. Il est à craindre que la mise en place aujourd'hui d'un mécanisme d'enquête pour connaître la vérité sur la guerre civile n'ouvre les vannes de la détresse en ravivant des souvenirs qui ont été soigneusement enterrés. Qui plus est, ces victimes ont raconté leurs histoires aux différents comités d'enquêtes mis en place au fil des ans. Ce que les gens veulent aujourd'hui, ce sont des actions concrètes à partir des informations et révélations déjà enregistrées. Nous voulons commencer ce processus de réparation dès cette année, en nous appuyant sur des logistiques existantes telles que le Bureau des Personnes Disparues et le Bureau de l'Unité Nationale et de la Réconciliation.Par ailleurs, il faut que nous nous assurions que tous les citoyens, indépendamment de leur appartenance ethnique et de leur religion, puissent pleinement bénéficier des projets de développement lancés par le gouvernement central. Pendant trop longtemps, les minorités dans le nord et à l'est ont été tenues à l'écart des programmes et des politiques de développement du gouvernement central. Nous œuvrons pour que désormais les projets du gouvernement central tiennent compte des besoins et des inquiétudes des citoyens qui vivent loin des bureaux des décideurs gouvernementaux.Au cours des cent jours écoulés, la politique étrangère a été l'un des principaux champs d'action du nouveau gouvernement srilankais. Le président Dissanayake s'est rendu en Inde en novembre, puis en Chine en janvier. Maintenant, il s'apprête à recevoir le Premier ministre indien Narendra Modi à Colombo. On a l'impression que vous vous êtes partagé les tâches diplomatiques : à vous le vaste monde et au président le voisinage compliqué…Les tâches sont partagées entre les 21 membres du gouvernement. C'est une répartition du travail particulièrement sophistiquée. Quant à ma visite en France, elle avait été décidée avant que la visite officielle du Premier ministre indien Modi ne soit finalisée. Je serai ensuite de retour au Sri Lanka pour accueillir avec mon président, le Premier ministre Modi que j'aurais déjà rencontré au sommet BIMSTEC qui se déroule cette année à Bangkok.La compétition entre l'Inde et la Chine pour asseoir leur domination sur Colombo n'est pas sans rappeler les rivalités anglo-russes en Asie centrale au début du siècle dernier. Comment votre petit pays insulaire vit-il cette nouvelle version du « Grand jeu » ?Voyez-vous, le Sri Lanka, historiquement, a toujours été, en raison de notre emplacement géostratégique, au centre d'intérêts concurrents. Les superpuissances ne nous ont jamais ignorés. Nous avons suscité la compétition, nous avons été un partenaire très recherché par les acteurs globaux et régionaux. Nous avons donc l'habitude de gérer des intérêts concurrents, sans oublier de s'assurer de notre propre sécurité au milieu de ce tumulte. La scène de théâtre de l'ombre où nous nous retrouvons aujourd'hui, dans le contexte d'émergence de superpuissances régionales, est très représentative de la manière dont le Sri Lanka a toujours dû à agir avec ses voisins et alliés. La Chine et l'Inde sont des pays avec lesquels nous avons des relations historiques sur plusieurs fronts : économiques, culturels, religieux, pour ne citer que ceux-là. Il y a eu entre nous des palimpsestes de relations commerciales, beaucoup de mouvements, beaucoup d'aller et retour. C'est ça, le Sri Lanka. Comme vous avez la réputation d'être une grande lectrice, je voudrais finir cette interview en vous demandant de partager avec nous vos goûts en littérature. Citez-nous trois livres qui vous ont passionnée.Je pense en premier à Brotherless Night de V.V. Ganeshananthan (Penguin Books, 2023),  Le livre a remporté le Women's Prize for Fiction en 2024. C'est sans doute l'un des meilleurs livres sur le conflit sri-lankais que j'ai lus. Pendant longtemps, j'avais arrêté de lire des livres sur le conflit srilankais parce que je faisais un blocage psychologique par rapport à cette thématique. L'autre livre que j'ai lu avec fascination tout récemment, c'est Human Acts (Random, 2017) de la Sud-Coréenne Han Kang. C'était vraiment une lecture difficile, mais importante. En fait, j'ai lu à la fois Han Kang et Ganeshananthan. Ce sont deux approches très contrastées de la guerre et des événements traumatiques.Le troisième livre sur lequel j'aimerais attirer l'attention de vos lecteurs, n'est pas un roman. The Value of Everything est un essai de quelque 400 pages, sous la plume d'une économiste britannique, Mariana Mazzucato. Je déteste l'économie. Je devrais plutôt dire que je détestais l'économie, mais en me lançant dans la politique je me suis rendu compte que je ne pouvais plus ignorer l'économie. En fait, c'est l'essai de Mazzucato qui m'a fait vraiment aimer l'économie qu'elle raconte comme une histoire, comme une philosophie, comme un humanisme. Je relis régulièrement ce livre pour me rappeler que l'important, c'est la valeur qu'on attache aux choses et pas leur coût.

It was the NPP that backed Cheddar financially in the 2024 elections, all in a bid to undermine and embarrass Alan Kyerematen. - Elijah Kwame Owusu Danso (2024 Running Mate for Movement For Change).

NAPO was a liability for Dr. Bawumia and the NPP and contributed nothing of value. - Mussa Dankwah (Executive Director, Global InfoAnalytics)

"The NPP's bias is too much! Why is Adwoa Safo the only one being targeted by the disciplinary committee? Osei Kyei-Mensah, Abronye, and others did the same, but only she faces discipline. Is it because she's a woman? Adwoa Safo has suffered enough and must be allowed to speak!"

One-on-One with Sarah Adwoa Safo! The former Dome-Kwabenya MP exposes how some NPP MPs betrayed her and orchestrated her primaries defeat. She reveals how she was sidelined after losing her Deputy Majority Leader role and dares Prof. Mike Ocquaye to explain his son's humiliating loss before analyzing the party's defeat. Plus, she drops shocking secrets on why the NPP lost the 2024 election & more!

EXCLUSIVE! A one-on-one with Dennis Miracles Aboagye, Director of Communications for the 2024 Bawumia campaign! He EXPOSES the hard truth behind the NPP's election loss, CLAPS BACK at his deputy, Adomako Baafi, and CALLS OUT Prof. Gyampo over his NDC ties. Plus, he DROPS his bold expectations for tomorrow's budget reading and MORE!

Some arrogant CEOs in President Mahama's administration are rejecting his appointees, claiming there aren't enough offices and threatening to take action if they show up. This disgraceful behavior must be stopped immediately before it drags us into opposition like the NPP. We all worked hard, and we all deserve to enjoy the rewards, not just a few arrogant individuals. – Samuel Ayeh, Presidency Communication fires!

Former Majority Leader Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu has revealed that President Akufo-Addo told him to step down for Afenyor Markin to be a Majority Leader because NPP is not visible in the Central Region

"Tit for tat has no place in governance. As a minister, I never sacked any NDC official, and I expect President Mahama to do the same. He should show mercy, forgive us in the NPP for our past actions, and reinstate the innocent Ghanaians he has dismissed from their jobs." – Dr. Stephen Amoah, former Deputy Minister of Finance, begs President Mahama.

In this episode from the Independent Group Master Class, we talk with Dr. Beth Griffin about building the business structure for small groups and retention strategies for your physician and NPP talent.

One-on-One with Hon. John Abdulai Jinapor, Minister for Energy and Green Transition. He exposes the deep challenges in Ghana's power sector, the broken system inherited from the NPP, the urgent steps being taken to fix it, the looming threat of ‘dumsor,' and sets the record straight—ECG is NOT for sale!

President John Mahama has criticized the previous NPP government under Nana Akufo-Addo, accusing it of "criminally mishandling" the country's economy. He made this statement during the National Tripartite Committee meeting at the Ministry of Labour, where a 10% salary increase for public sector workers was announced

"Our investigation revealed that the NPP blatantly bypassed due process in their appointments. Some individuals never applied, others were not interviewed, and some who were required to undergo medical examinations were exempted. Such disregard for fairness and transparency could not be ignored." — Kwakye Ofosu justifies the revocation of last-minute appointments.

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The OSP admits receiving a medical report from Ken Ofori-Atta's lawyers about his illness but still declared him wanted, as the letter did not show he is unable to walk or is crippled, meaning he can face justice. The NPP considers this statement a plot by the OSP to have Ken Ofori-Atta dead, as he seems more focused on interrogating him than on his health. Listen as Nana Yaa Jantuah, Presidential Staffer, Dr. Stephen Amoah, MP for Nhyiaeso, and Fred Agbenyo, MP for Guan Constituency, delve into the issue!

The National Organiser of the NPP, Henry Nana Boakye, has assured the public that the party is ready to fully cooperate with any state investigative body. His comments come after the recent raid on the residence of former Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta.

The NPP must swallow this bitter pill. If they stood by and allowed the OSP to prosecute Sir John, a deceased man, without any objections, then why the pain now that it's Ken Ofori-Atta? Last time I checked, Ken Ofori-Atta isn't above the laws of this country, so there's nothing wrong with the OSP declaring him wanted. The law must be allowed to take its course. - Rev. Charles Owusu, Political Activist and Social Commentator.

"The NPP deliberately tried to tarnish the NDC's image by making baseless accusations against its officials. Dropping the charges against these innocent individuals, including the Democracy Hub protesters, is a step in the right direction. I commend the Attorney General and his deputy for this decision." – Dr. Sammy Ayeh, Presidency Communications.

Minority Chief Whip, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has declared that the NPP will frustrate parliamentary business until the Ablekuma North Constituency is properly represented in Parliament.

In part two, political economist Dr. Devaka Gunawardena outlines the political dynasties in Sri Lanka that governed the country until the National People Power's (NPP) recent electoral victory. Gunawardena discusses how NPP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake has garnered widespread support across different ethnic and class lines despite being a political outsider. 

In November 2024, Anura Kumara Dissanayake's National People's Power (NPP) coalition won a two-thirds majority in Sri Lanka's general elections, marking a historic win for the Sri Lankan left. NPP's victory came at a time of prolonged economic crisis exacerbated by the crushing terms of Sri Lanka's IMF agreement. Political economist Dr. Devaka Gunawardena traces the factors leading to Sri Lanka's economic woes and how international sovereign bonds (ISBs) held by private equity firms such as BlackRock constitute a large segment of Sri Lanka's debt. Given the government's recent private creditor debt restructuring agreement, can the NPP still deliver on its campaign promises of wealth redistribution and reversing austerity? 

*) Israel kills 25 Palestinians in a strike on home in northern Gaza The Israeli army has killed two Palestinian families overnight bombing a home that was sheltering them in the town of Beit Hanoon in the northern besieged Gaza. Eyewitnesses said that the Israeli army bombed a house that was sheltering two families from the Al-Kahlout clan, consisting of 25 individuals, burying them under the rubble. A relative of those killed said that Israel committed another massacre, wiping out two families entirely from the civil registry. He said their bodies remain trapped under the rubble of the destroyed house and in the street as rescue operations are impossible due to the dire security situation. *) Netanyahu says won't end Gaza war 'now' Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he would not stop Israel's war in besieged Gaza "now", even as the renewed efforts towards a ceasefire are underway. Speaking at a press conference in West Jerusalem, he said, If we end the war now, Hamas will return, recover, rebuild and attack us again — and that is what we do not want to go back to". *) Israel violates 1974 agreement in Golan Heights buffer zone — UN The UN has warned that Israeli military activity along the Golan Heights buffer zone in Syria "would constitute a violation" of a 1974 pact on disengagement between Israel and Syria. UN peacekeepers informed the Israeli counterparts that these actions would constitute a violation of the agreement and that there should be no military forces or activities in the area of separation. A UN spokesperson also confirmed that the Israeli army personnel entered the area of separation and have been moving within that area where they remain in at least three locations throughout the region of separation. *) Syria transition must ensure 'accountability' for past crimes - UN The UN rights chief has said any political transition in Syria following the fall of Bashar al Assad must include accountability for him and others behind crimes committed under his rule. Volker Turk told reporters in Geneva that any political transition must ensure accountability for perpetrators of serious violations and guarantee that those responsible are held accountable. Asked about whether Assad was among those who should be brought to account, he said the "former president of Syria and whoever was in senior leadership positions, there are indeed serious grounds to believe that they may have committed atrocity crimes". *) Ghana's ex-president John Mahama returns with election win Ghana's former president John Drahami Mahama has won a historic comeback election victory after the ruling party accepted defeat with voters appearing to punish them for the government's handling of an economic crisis. Following Saturday's election, New Patriotic Party candidate Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia conceded that Ghanaians wanted change after he failed to shake off widespread frustration over high living costs. His defeat ended eight years in power for the NPP under President Nana Akufo-Addo, whose last term was marked by the West African state's worst economic turmoil in years, high inflation and a debt default.

Test Only Cycles? Lowest Deca for Joints? Primo Tabs? Growing Muscle In Deficit? DNS Podcast with Dave Crosland & Scott McNally TIME STAMPS BELOW 0:00 teaser 0:28 Intro 2:15 Test Only instead of a complicated stack? 11:45 Lowest Deca amount for joints? 16:20 androstenedione 17:30 The Problem of Blended Products 22:30 Test Base and Tren Base 27:20 NPP dosing 30:40 Dave's yard 32:00 Fully recovered with HCG 36:00 Growing In a Deficit 39:10 Primo Tabs vs Primo vs Rimobolan 41:30 Scenario where Primo in off season makes sense 44:00 Blood Types and Gear? 44:36 Dizziness on cycle 50:00 Is L-Carnitine Still Popular ? 52:10 Anadrol or Insulin During Fat Loss Diet 56:00 Anadrol Pulse 1:00:00 Uncle Dave's Advice 1:03:35 Are Dave & Scott influencers ?

Scott McNally and Dave Crosland discuss various anabolic steroids, their effects, and listener questions. They explore the nuances of different compounds, share personal experiences, and address health concerns related to steroid use. The hosts emphasize the evolving perspectives on anabolic use and the increasing demands of users today. 00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Podcast 02:49 The Game: Would You Rather? Steroids Edition 06:14 Exploring Tren: Hex, Ace, and E 09:00 Deca vs. NPP 11:59 Changing Perspectives on Anabolic Use 13:15 Test E vs Sustanon 14:15 Superdrol vs Anadrol 18:00 Listener Questions and Health Concerns 20:00 Dave's accent - Can you understand him? lol 22:00 Resting Heart Rate on Cycle 26:30 Irritable Bowel Issues and Orals 28:30 Cardio and Muscle Wasting 33:20 Troll with a good point lol 34:17 Exploring Supplements for Brain Power 37:20 Scott's list of brain supplements - L-carnitine, Ubiquinol, Creatine Mono 39:45 Pulsing Orals: Benefits and Risks 43:22 Bad side effects with Superdrol 44:45 Test Cyp & NPP Not Bodybuilding Compounds? 50:10 Scott and Dave at the "Posh" Betty's Tea Room 51:15 Injectable vs Oral Steroids: A Comparative Analysis 57:34 Uncle Dave's Wisdom: Lessons from Raising Children

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