By Kristen Chapple Collecting rainwater is a vital prep. As an added bonus, it helps you save both money and the environment while preventing possible property damage. Rainwater generally runs out of the downspouts, through the lawns, and into the trench drains during the rainy…
By Matt Agorist Detroit, MI — Across the country last November, Americans made their voices heard in regard to the war on drugs. A record five states legalized cannabis in some form. Montana voted to legalize cannabis for those 21 and up, New Jersey, South…
By Amber Yang Launch of Tens of Thousands of 5G Satellites Poses Massive Environmental Threat and Future Space Wars Space battles are at the core of countless science fiction stories—yet recent technological and political developments make the prospect a more likely reality with the rollout…
By Ice Age Farmer Farmers in France and Croatia are standing up to EU policies that are designed to end traditional farming and ranching. As a new seed law CRIMINALIZES traditional seed saving, drones and satellites are launched to monitor all fishing in real-time. Croatians…
By Elias Marat While Japan last month marked the 10th anniversary of the devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami with solemn ceremonies, the government has also been stressing the successes of its recovery efforts in the country’s northeast. In truth, however, the country is still…
By Neenah Payne In Are Vaccine Passports The End of America?, Former Clinton advisor Dr. Naomi Wolf warns that COVID vaccine passports are a point of no return. Dr. Wolf says, “COVID passports are not passports — they are yellow stars. I say that as…
By Patricia Burke According to the official Earth Day website, “EARTHDAY.ORG is honored that the Biden Administration has decided to convene a global climate summit on Earth Day 2021. Many important environmental events have happened on Earth Day since 1970, including the recent signing of…
By Sarah Aminoff, Patricia Burke, Stop 5G International and colleagues from Safe Tech Santa Rosa Watch the video below where Julie Watts from CBS affiliate – KPIX – interviews Assembly Member Bill Quick about why firehouses were exempted from antenna installations. One of the best…
By Amanda Warren With CBD exploding in popularity, new studies continue to reveal its potential benefits. A new study published in the journal Aging-US reported that high-CBD cannabis has anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties and may even help reduce COVID symptoms. Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a…
By Brad Polumbo Harkening back to the days of “Reefer Madness,” proponents of marijuana criminalization have tended to frame their arguments in terms of protecting the public from a supposedly dangerous health hazard. But new research concludes that, in reality, legalizing marijuana improves public health….
By Jordan Schachtel Liberty advocates, rejoice! The idiocracy is going to save us from another form of COVID tyranny. Thanks to a combination of bungling authoritarians and decaying legacy corporations, these entities are simply too incompetent to pull off a functioning vaccine passport program. New…
By Megan Redshaw On Tuesday, the Guardian released the results of a nine-month investigation conducted jointly with Consumer Reports (CR) which showed alarming levels of heavy metals like arsenic, lead and chemicals from plastic PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in drinking water samples across the…
By Joanna Miller Anyone who pays attention to what they pay for food knows prices have been increasing. The lockdowns and rules related to Covid have caused massive disruptions in the supply chain. Also, the Biden Administration, like others before it, will do anything that puts…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Bisphosphonate drugs are a go-to treatment for osteoporosis, but they come with a significant risk of triggering an atypical femoral fracture, especially if you use them for more than five years. Their use is controversial, particularly because bone mineral density is…
Sara Dorn, New York Post Students and staff have no shot of returning to Cornell this fall if they don’t get the COVID-19 vaccine, the school said in a statement. “With the recent announcements of expanded vaccine eligibility in New York and other states, and…
By Patricia Burke Own property? Live anywhere? What’s happening on the rooftop next door? Upon learning that a new 5G telecommunications antenna has been placed outside her bedroom window, Medusa Banana Veranda asks: “What is OTARD?” Find out here: The FCC and the OTARD Rule…
By Neenah Payne Most people recognize now that America and the rest of the world are in deep trouble — in terms of our economy, health, politics, the environment, endless wars, etc. Is there a vision anywhere on the planet that can unite the world…
By Patricia Burke As Earth Day, Thursday April 22, 2021 approaches, two distinct worldviews are emerging regarding sustainability. One worldview claims that the planned proliferation of wireless and 5G telecommunications is of no concern. Based on the assumption of no harm, technology expansion on land…
By Tyler Durden As we have reported numerous times, the reality of COVID-19 passports becoming an individual’s “passport to life” seems like a foregone conclusion. The UK intends to roll out “Covid passports” within weeks for high-profile sporting and music events. Those who are wealthy and/or fortunate…
By Bear Independent Today on the Bear Independent show, Bear is chatting with Ice Age Farmer about food shortage. Regardless if you’re a Viking Preparedness prepper, Canadian Prepper, into city prepping, or just normal people, you need to be ready for SHTF WROL TEOTWAWKI, which…
