Cover Art: Budkiller
Beat By: (prod. Is That Kev)
Mix & Master @ali_stoner
Featuring: Budkiller x FREEDOM x Ali_Stoner

YouTube: 
https://youtu.be/B8K6RYz8NiU

Wylin' Out - Ali_Stoner X Budkiller X FREEDOM (prod. Is That Kev)

This dj set by MDH, was recorded 19.10.2023 at studio Taktika Zvuka Radio Show.

Taktika Zvuka Radio Show 

Taktika Zvuka Radio Show #272 - MDH

This song is for all the people that get told "They'll Never Make It"
Tell the haters to shut up and don't give up on your art. This song is really special to me. I believe I recorded this song in 2019. Shout Out to (prod. Fly Melodies) for the dope beat, it's 100% made by him. I mixed and Mastered the Track (prod. @ali_stoner). I hope you enjoy this track like I do! This Track is 100% Non-Profit until I get the lease from Fly Melodies.

Never Make It (prod. Fly Melodies)

Grind By Ali_Stoner x Loner
Beat composed by @MegaBeats
Mix & Master by Loner

Grind (feat. Loner) [prod. @MegaBeats x Loner]

Ali_Stoner x Loner - Grind (prod. @MegaBeats x Loner)

COVID-19 antiviral treatments are effective at reducing chances of severe illness. But if you have symptoms, it's important to act fast and consult with a healthcare provider within five days of the start of those symptoms. The COVID-19 Test-to-Treat Telehealth program can help you do just that, at little to no cost. 

If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and have tested positive or been exposed to a known case of COVID-19, you are eligible for the state's COVID-19 Telehealth Program. KFAI's Ryan Dawes spoke with Walter James from the Minnesota Department of Health about the new program. 

If eligible, you can consult with a clinician for free and get a prescription for a COVID-19 antiviral treatment at care.cuehealth.com or by using the Cue Health App for smartphones. You can also talk to a clinician over the phone at 1-844-609-2415.

Test-To-Treat Telehealth Offers Easy Access throughout Minnesota to COVID Treatment

From traditional media to social media, coordinated information campaigns or operations, the ways in which harmful information can enable or aggravate risks of harm for civilians are constantly evolving. However, evidence of risk factors remains incomplete, and solutions elusive.

In this post, Chris Brew, a former Protection Associate with the ICRC, looks to previous examples of harmful information (often referred to as misinformation, disinformation and hate speech or “MDH”) resulting in civilian harm to identify patterns in underlying risk factors to inform when and in what circumstances civilian harm may result from such information.

From content to harm: how harmful information contributes to civilian harm

Vanity -
beat Composed by: (prod. okmax + gen9ine)
Mix & Master by @Ali_stoner

Vanity (prod. okmax + gen9ine)

No Offense to those people who lost their lives during 9/11 in the falling man incident, May You All Rest in Peace. Shout out (Prod. Axry) for making this dope beat that inspired me. The beat is 100% his, This is a non-profit song. I love this type of inspiration, I downloaded the beat off of YouTube, 1st beat I played and I immediately started going to work. If your struggling with sducidal tendencies please don't be afraid to reach out for help.

YouTube link:
https://youtu.be/f16KDNdYfRk

Its Ali_Stoner from the #ModernDayHippies !!!! Eskitit

ali_stoner - live forever (prod. axry)

ali_stoner - live forever (prod. Axry)

During armed conflict and other situations of violence, timely access to reliable information can save lives. Affected people need to know where danger and risks come from, how and where they can find assistance, and how to protect themselves and access needed services. At the same time, the information dimensions of conflict have become part of the digital frontlines, where harmful information can spread at greater scale, speed, and reach than ever before. The information space can be riddled with narratives that distort facts that are essential for people to make decisions regarding shelter or their security, that undermine humanitarian operations, or that influence people’s behavior, fueling polarization and hate speech or triggering or inciting violence against civilian populations. 

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is concerned that the spread of misleading or hateful narratives may undermine the protection and safety of people affected by armed conflict and other situations of violence. The ICRC focuses on the potential for harmful effects resulting from the distortion of information or the absence of reliable information. In this post, ICRC Digital Risks Adviser Joelle Rizk presents four risks associated with the spread of harmful information in situations of armed conflict and elaborates on the ICRC approach that focuses on addressing its harmful effects on people.

Why is the ICRC concerned by ‘harmful information’ in war?

This dj set by MDH, was recorded 06.06.2024 at studio Taktika Zvuka Radio Show.

Taktika Zvuka

Taktika Zvuka Radio Show #306 - MDH

Music No One Will Hear [prod. Jaxxee]
Beat by: [prod. Jaxxee]
Vocals mixed and mastered and recorded by @ali_stoner
A ModernDayHippie Production
100% Non-Profit until I. lease the. beat XD

YouTube link:
https://youtu.be/TwQokCTR_bY

Music No One Will Hear [prod. Jaxxee]

ModernDayHippies is the Name of the GANG. Hippies World Wide, I'm doing Something That's Never Been Done in my AREA. from the 541, I hella support local Music.. #MDH
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Instagram: @ali_stoner
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