By Mae Chan Decreasing “platelet activation” lowers the risk of “thrombosis” — or the forming of dangerous blood clots that cause heart attacks and strokes. It’s the reason many doctors to this day still recommend aspirin despite treatment with the drug increasing cardiac failure, including…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Before I drop some rather shocking vaccine information on readers relative to Artificial Intelligence [AI] and Transhumanism, and how most of today’s technologies are structured toward programming the human brain/mind to become a part of AI, let me just say that…
By Justin Gardner Idaho is having a hard time letting go of Reefer Madness. Despite being bordered by four states with legal medical cannabis, Idaho’s prohibition is so complete that it crushes the hopes of kids suffering from epileptic seizures. An investigation by Eric Boehm…
By Catherine J. Frompovich As we celebrate the wonderful Thanksgiving holiday and all we have to be truly grateful for, one thing that takes center stage at Thanksgiving is food—glorious tasting food of all kinds, flavors and recipes. However, today’s food is not what food…
By Julian Rose I am writing this in the Polish Parliament in Warsaw (The Seime). Jadwiga Lopata, founder of The International Coalition to Protect the Polish Countryside, myself (ICPPC President) and farmer colleagues from different regions of Poland, are in the parliament as part of…
By Alex Pietrowski In the background of modern life, as people go on debating politics and working for a living, something dreadful is happening to the eco-systems which support us. Major disasters like the ongoing radioactive leak at Fukushima, the apocalyptic fires burning throughout Indonesia, even…
By Amanda Froelich By 2050, the human population on Earth will exceed 9 billion people. At present, 795 million people go to bed hungry each evening. If world hunger is still a pressing issue, how will it ever be solved within the next few decades?…
By Alex Pietrowski The rise in health conditions such cancer, diabetes, asthma, obesity, autoimmune diseases and even mental disorders like ADHD, run parallel with the rise in usage of chemicals in agriculture and industry. Our environment is highly contaminated, the average person now has thousands…
Op-ed by Paul A. Philips Now, here’s a warning to you all. There have been disturbing reports describing the ill-effects of a new flu vaccine. In the USA, on a scale never seen before, the illnesses caused, including thousands of paralyzed children or even deaths…
By Jon Rappoport —Some of the greatest illusions are sitting out in the open. They are bypassed for two reasons. People refuse to believe they are illusions, despite the abundant evidence; and the professionals dedicated to upholding the illusions continue their work as if nothing…
By Catherine J. Frompovich How many readers—parents, in particular—know that there are several vaccines that should not be given (injected) together at the same time under any circumstances? Yes, that’s a fact! Those vaccines are the MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) and the Varicella (Chickenpox)…
By Shems Heartwell The way you breathe is the way you live. Breathing is absolutely essential to life, but it’s often overlooked as a necessity for good health. Full, free breathing is one of the most powerful keys to enhancing physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing….
By Amanda Froelich It’s taken some time for word to spread due to the focus on Presidential-elect Donald Trump, but on November 8th, voters in Sonoma County successfully passed Measure M to make growing genetically modified crops illegal. Measure M passed 55.9% to 44.1% in…
By Amanda Froelich For a long time, green juice and green smoothies were considered to be the ‘peak’ of what one seeking to nourish their body could consume. While both offer numerous benefits, there’s a newly created beverage that is bound to become the populace’s…
By Rosanne Lindsay You were born to be a healer. We are all healers by birthright. There is no rulebook on healing. We are simply created to heal ourselves. In order to appreciate that inherent quality, we have to see ourselves as part of nature….
By Christina Sarich A newly opened lab can now detect microscopic levels of the herbicide most commonly used in Monsanto’s Roundup — glyphosate — in food and soil samples from all over the world. Anresco Laboratories in San Francisco just launched and they are using…
By Whitney Webb Late last week, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) approved two new strains of genetically engineered potatoes. The potatoes, created by JR Simplot, have been engineered to resist potato blight, a plant disease made famous for its role in the Irish potato…
Op-Ed by Paul A. Philips Ever wondered how Big Pharma has managed to tightly control so many aspects of conventional medicine’s healthcare system, even to the point of imposing limitations on our medical freedom? Before answering, first, here’s a little background. In spite of growing…
By Lauren McCauley The state of Michigan has reportedly issued preliminary approval for bottled water behemoth Nestlé to nearly triple the amount of groundwater it will pump, to be bottled and sold at its Ice Mountain plant, which lies roughly 120 miles northwest of the…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) This video shows you a valuable resource for researching eugenics, population control, etc. In the description of this video or the sources of this article, you will find a link to “Recent Known and Recent Possible Members of the…
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