By Jon Rappoport We have claims that a recent study highlighting gene-editing dangers was sloppily done, incompetent, and wrong. Lovers of the revolutionary gene-editing tool, CRISPR, are crowing over a “victory,” but as usual the verdict is far from in. The other day, I highlighted…
By Jon Rappoport Over the past 35 years, I’ve been showing how elements of the Brave New World are coming together. Lately, I’ve been focusing on 5G wireless, the Internet of Things, gene-editing, and DNA-altering vaccines. We now have a very important piece of the…
By Jon Rappoport Technologynetworks.com (6/26/17): “CRISPR gene editing is taking biomedical research by storm. Providing the ultimate toolbox for genetic manipulation, many new applications for this technology are now being investigated and established. CRISPR systems are already delivering superior genetic models for fundamental disease research,…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor Judging by the ubiquity of Fitbits – those faceless watches nearly every woman wears today, with or without their active wear – this activity tracker has got to be the most popular fitness item. It uses WiFi (radiation) to track people’s every step…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Wireless technology literally has overtaken our world! There are more cell phones than there are humans on Planet Earth! Humans are bombarded with quintillion more frequencies today than we were only ten years ago! Humans are electromagnetic beings, a fact confirmed…
Op-ed by Dr. Ellis Evans, Natural Blaze There is a silent war going on for control of our consciousness. A war on our consciousness is simply another method of attempted social control. It involves collusion between the military industrial complex, politicians and the media on a truly…
By Julia Conley Research Exposes $16 Billion Bottled Water Industry’s Predatory Marketing Practices Bottled water companies have relied on predatory marketing practices and exorbitant lobbying efforts to sell Americans on the inaccurate belief that pre-packaged water is cleaner and safer than tap water—a notion that is costing U.S. households…
By Catherine J. Frompovich In the 1960s there was a Broadway play/show titled “Stop the World, I Want to Get Off!” My late husband and I saw it—maybe twice? The title and play’s premise always stuck with me, but no more so than now during…
By Edge Canopy Recently, a study performed in Norway discovered that the use of everyday cleaning sprays can be as damaging to a woman’s lungs as smoking 20 cigarettes a day. The report claims that lung capacity plummeted 4.3mls a year quicker in women who cleaned at…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Cell phone towers dot the landscape every so many hundred or thousand feet in most places, especially along interstate highways and on higher or hill-top locations. Because there is such a demand for cell phone service—more cell phones now than the…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Probably when those who either question and/or oppose AMI Smart Meters thought the situation couldn’t get any more weird than it is regarding misinformation and lack of transparency about the so-called “consensus science” that dominates technology, medicine, pharmacology and vaccines, the…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor Triclosan, and to a lesser extent, other antiseptics, have gone through a well-deserved pruning process with the FDA. But it’s not quite over yet. In 2015, the FDA determined that anti-bacterial soaps were no more effective than regular soap. In fact, triclosan –…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor Did you know that you will get 100,000 times more Bisphenol-A (BPA) from a receipt than a plastic water bottle? [1] This year, I’m doing my taxes with surgical gloves, because one of the biggest secrets is just how much toxic BPA seeps…
By Catherine J. Frompovich If ever there were doubts about so-called “conspiracy theorists” reports regarding world population reduction plans and efforts, you now can put them aside and take a long-over-due reality check on what’s been in the works since the early 1970s under the…
By Healthtips Now One of the first things people notice is our teeth. Besides being a beacon of health they are also a sign of confidence. Who doesn’t want to have whiter teeth? A study found that half of people who used chemical whiteners experienced painful…
By Catherine J. Frompovich A California judge ruled February 5, 2018 that a baker does not have to supply a wedding cake to a lesbian couple to celebrate their marriage due to the baker’s sincere religious beliefs, which are guaranteed under the First Amendment. In…
By April McCarthy Teens who consume too many energy drinks are also known to suffer from dehydration, tremors, heat stroke and heart attacks. Now the focus is on behavior. Are energy drinks turning teens into hyperactive, unhealthy, disobedient delinquents? Public perceptions seem to be shifting…
By Rosanne Lindsay The Transhumanist agenda is more than just Artificial Intelligence (AI), or robots taking over American jobs, or transgender restrooms at public facilities to accommodate an ever growing push for uniformity among the masses. Transhumanism is Posthumanism. It is humanism with the optimism…
By Lenore Skenazy If we want to raise kids who are going to successfully compete with the robots, they better have something the robots don’t: “non-robot skills.” Things like the ability to be creative, make friends, take initiative, solve problems, build consensus, deal with jerks,…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor A recent University of Exeter study has discovered that nearly all teenagers tested are holding bisphenol-A (BPA) plastics in their intestinal lining. The chemical that makes plastics stronger and more flexible was found in higher amounts in teenagers than in the general public,…
