Technocrats are pursuing a foolproof way to develop “precision agriculture’ with 5G technology that will implement an Internet of Things appropriate for managing our entire food/supply chain. Aside from the harmful effects of EMF generated from 5G, technological control over food supplies could become an…
By Rochelle Embling, Swansea University; Aimee Pink, Swansea University; Laura Wilkinson, Swansea University, and Menna Price, Swansea University It’s well known that a healthy diet can help reduce disease risks that are related to overweight or obesity – such as some cancers, cardiovascular disease and…
By Tyler Durden Almost 500 medics and academics have penned a letter to U.K. prime minister Boris Johnson – just hours after the U.S. election has been “decided” – informing him that official Covid data is being “exaggerated” and that talk of a second wave…
By Patricia Burke Internationally, the mainstream news media has reported that opponents of 5G were lighting telecommunications towers on fire over the last few months, because they were blaming 5G for the spread of covid-19. On June 24, Lee Adams of Vice Media Group hosted…
By Tyler Durden The New York State Bar Association is urging the state to adopt mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations once they become available – if ‘voluntary measures fail to protect public health’ – and has recommended following ‘current New York law‘ – including exemptions for “religious,…
By Mayukh Saha Ocean Fresh is the brainchild of Bernardo Pedroso. This sustainability startup was founded in 2019, and its target is to reduce the plastic pollution in our oceans. The journey started with sustainable flip flops, and sustainable sneakers are the latest endeavor. How…
By Daisy Luther Lots of folks in the prepper world believe there are only two options when it comes to survival: bugging out or hunkering down. In fact, there are loads of gray areas that include a combination of those strategies as well as altogether…
By Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of blindness in the U.S., is said to be a disease associated with aging but Dr. Chris Knobbe believes it’s mostly related to diet Nine years of extensive research and investigation has…
By Manlio Dinucci It was not Covid, therefore the news went almost unnoticed: Japan will release over a million tons of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea. The catastrophic incident in Fukushima was triggered by the Tsunami that struck the…
By Del Bigtree A strict second lockdown hit Europe this week. In France, citizens need certificates to leave their homes, in Madrid nonessential travel in and out of town is banned, and in many cities curfews are in effect with strict penalties. Is America next?…
Court rules Food and Drug Administration failed to analyze risks to endangered salmon from escape. Rejects far-reaching FDA claim it lacks duty to protect the environment from genetically engineered animals. Today, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled the Food and Drug Administration…
In a small study of adults with major depression, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers report that two doses of the psychedelic substance psilocybin, given with supportive psychotherapy, produced rapid and large reductions in depressive symptoms, with most participants showing improvement and half of study participants achieving…
Denmark calls for mink genocide that will kill the entire herd over fears that COVID-19 can mutate from humans to animals and back to humans, thus jeopardizing the effectiveness of a future vaccine for humans. ⁃ Technocracy News & Trends Editor Patrick Wood. By: Sophie…
By Cap Allon Giant sunspot AR2781 is crackling with solar flares, writes Dr Tony Phillips over at spaceweather.com. The strongest so far, a C7-class explosion at 00:22 UT on Nov. 5, lit up the sunspot’s magnetic canopy for nearly an hour. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the…
By Daisy Luther If there’s one thing I learned in Croatia a couple of years ago when I took Selco’s Urban Survival Course for Women, it’s that survivalism and preparedness are two entirely different animals. If there are two things I’ve learned, it’s that I…
Vitamin D is a critical nutrient and has many important functions in the body. A mother’s vitamin D supply is passed to her baby in utero and helps regulate processes including brain development. A study published today in The Journal of Nutrition showed that mothers’ vitamin D…
By Jake Anderson Every 26 seconds for the last 60 years seismologists have detected a ubiquitous pulse emanating from deep inside the Earth. The debate over the cause of this mysterious “microseism” has gone on for decades and produced several cogent hypotheses, but scientists still…
By Adam Taylor, Lancaster University We use our phones three hours and 15 minutes a day on average. So perhaps it’s hardly surprising people are reporting a “new” injury on social media and in the news – “smartphone pinky”. People claiming to have the condition…
By Justin MacLachlan Dogs are not only man’s best friend, it turns out they are also the oldest domesticated animal by humans. New research published in the journal Science. lead by an international team found that dog domestication can be traced back 11,000 years to…
By Maximilian Kiener, University of Oxford On September 9 2020, a woman died during a cyber-attack on a hospital in Düsseldorf, Germany. The woman was in a critical condition and about to be treated when hackers disabled the computer systems of the hospital. Unable to…
