By Patricia Burke In yesterday’s article about author Paul Brodeur (asbestos, cancer chemicals, ozone depletion, microwaves, powerlines), we looked at the demise of investigative journalism in the mainstream media. The issue is not only that mainstream journalism “could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological…
By Christina Thatcher, Cardiff Metropolitan University Ernest Hemingway famously said that writers should “write hard and clear about what hurts”. Although Hemingway may not have known it at the time, research has now shown that writing about “what hurts” can help improve our mental health….
By Rick Marshall Supply chain issues due to the pandemic reinforced our decision to become more self-reliant and dedicated to garden production. (And less tied to suppliers who are affected by issues that we have no control over.) We slowly changed from casual gardeners interested…
By Matt Agorist As TFTP has reported over the last several months, a record number of adverse reactions have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS). The most recent numbers show thousands of adverse events reported from the new age…
by RT.com Excerpts: Outraged farmers threatened to disrupt a federal order to stop the flow of irrigation water from a lake amid a severe drought in the US state of Oregon. Farmers are protesting because they own the water in the Upper Klamath Lake, farmer…
By Alicia Green Did you know that atmospheric viricides are being deployed into the air we breathe? They are being used in public spaces and in public schools. These products claim to stop the spread of viruses and other airborne pathogens, but could they be…
By Patricia Burke When Investigative Journalism “Left the Roadway,” “Danger That Public Policy Could Be Captive of a Scientific-Technological Elite” Dwight Eisenhower cautioned, “The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.” Eisenhower also noted, “… in holding scientific research and…
By Neenah Payne In February, The New York Times article As Israel Reopens, ‘Whoever Does Not Get Vaccinated Will Be Left Behind’ reported: “Israel has raced ahead with the fastest Covid vaccination campaign in the world, inoculating nearly half its population with at least one dose. Now, the…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Stay a step ahead of urinary tract infections by boosting your diet with nature’s best UTI fighting foods. A urinary tract infection, or UTI, occurs when infection is present in either the upper urinary tract, including the kidneys, or lower urinary…
By Brad Polumbo From mental health to drug overdoses, some of the most apparent unintended consequences from COVID-19 lockdowns and pandemic restrictions have finally garnered mainstream attention. However, the global fallout from lockdown orders on the world’s poorest has flown somewhat under the radar—and will…
By Neenah Payne A number of doctors and scientists are raising very serious concerns about the COVID-19 “vaccines”. Dr. Peter McCullough points out that deaths from COVID “vaccines” exceed deaths from all 70 vaccines ever given in the US — and those numbers may represent…
By Jonathan Mirin with Patricia Burke “Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the ‘body of fact’ that exists in the minds of the general public. It is also the means of establishing a controversy.” — Tobacco executive internal…
The Technocrat hand of tyrannical government is coming down on the “un-vaxxed” all around the world. Pakistan now has at least two programs in place: disabling sim cards in cellular phones for all citizens; and refusing to pay government employees who refuse to take the…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Here are 20 health benefits you can expect from mint in its many different, wonderful forms, from peppermint to spearmint to wild mint Mint is most popularly known for the cooling sensation it brings to the palate. But more than just…
Consumers love – and live on – their smartphones, tablets and laptops. A cascade of new devices pours endlessly into the market, promising even better communication, non-stop entertainment and instant information. The numbers are staggering. By 2020, four billion people will have a personal computer….
By Cara Hull with Patricia Burke Hi my name is Cara Hull. I am compelled to write about my husband, Jeff, in honor of Father’s Day. Jeff and I met 12 years ago and have been married for over 7 of them; needless to say…
By Neenah Payne White House Petition Charges Fauci With Mass Murder Dr. Vladimir Zelenko leads a White House petition asking Dr. Fauci and 3 others be charged and brought to justice for “Crimes Against Humanity / Mass Murder” In March 2020, Fauci, Redfield, Birx, Bright…
By Daisy Luther With cyberattacks becoming more and more frequent, we’re starting to see the exceptionally dangerous vulnerabilities in our infrastructure. From the person who hacked the municipal water supply in Florida to the Colonial pipeline attack to the cyberattack that took out most of the…
By Ashley Carnahan Starting Fall 2021, Rhodes College will charge unvaccinated students $1,500 per semester to “cover the costs of mandatory testing.” The school, located in Memphis, Tennessee, announced the policy in a June 8 letter. Rhodes College will require the COVID-19 vaccine for all…
By Ice Age Farmer The WATER WARS have begun: the state is simply turning off the water to farms and ranches, depriving them of water needed to grow food and raise animals. This will create food shortages by design, in order to then point at…
