Author: Ismael Diaz

By Ismael Diaz – The day came when Jolene Van Alstine gave up. Canada’s socialized medicine pushed on her medically assisted suicide (MAiD) since they wouldn’t connect her with an endocrinologist for her treatable disease. She broke down and signed. “She’s so broken and beaten, and she’s in pain because she’s been dealing with this, that she said, ‘OK,’” tells Glenn Beck, who heard her story and spontaneously volunteered to pay for her treatment in the United States. A simple surgery – or endocrinology treatments – could cure her. But under Canada’s provincial socialized medicine, she needs the recommendation from…

By Ismael Diaz — The most sophisticated computers are tasked with solving the Traveling Salesman Problem, routing the quickest path to hit, say, 15 spots in one day of the 87B alternatives. But the humble bee, with the brain the size of a sesame seed, rivals the expensive algorithm crunchers, as Professor Lars Chittka has shown. “Evolution operates without any intelligence behind it whatsoever, and yet it’s supposed to have produced billions of living things that demonstrate engineering prowess and functionality beyond anything humans have ever come close to,” mused John Calvin Smith, a Canadian apologist. “Comparing bee brains to…

By Ismael Diaz — Jew Julius Talberg’s searching culminated when he was watching “The Chosen.” “I can see a lightbulb click over my head,” he recalls. “Jesus is the Messiah. Jesus came from the Jewish people. “He came for the Jewish people first. That was his purpose,” Julius says. “Right when I said that something lift out of me, like a burden left me. I felt like my heart was open like it melted Julius said, I felt like I had a different lens, like my eyes changed.” Born in Romania, raised in Israel, now living in Indiana, Julius Talberg…