By Tyler Durden Natural Blaze Editor’s Note: A cautionary tale about being aware of what private property is. Nevertheless, the treatment was over the top in typical police state fashion. Early on in the pandemic “lockdowns” it was sadly an all too familiar scene to see people getting arrested over […]
By The Ice Age Farmer Governments are moving rapidly to remove your right to raise animals completely. The UK has confirmed via FOIA the gassing of people’s backyard chickens around a poultry facility in Kent. Colorado’s PAUSE act will destroy their meat industry. And livestock registration is rolling out around […]
By Patricia Burke There are some unresolved issues about blanketing low earth orbit (LEO) with satellites, in order to provide wireless telecommunications from space. As we count down to the March 19, 20th Global Protest Actions, coinciding with the Equinox, we’ll look at a few concerns voiced by experts, and […]
By Sara Tipton Liquid Castile soap is one of the most versatile products out there! Although there are obviously more uses for castile soap than those listed, these ten are reason enough to stock up! My favorite liquid castile soap is the Dr. Bonner’s brand. I am partial to the […]
By Insight History The world has gone Covid mad. Cancer, strokes, leukaemia, depression, or any other disease outside of Covid-19 are seemingly no longer an issue. The only thing to worry about is Covid-19, because the elite never let a good crisis go to waste. Whilst the whole world has […]
By Tyler Durden Update (0954ET): Iceland has become the latest European nation to suspend the AstraZeneca jab. ICELAND HAS ALSO SUSPENDED USE OF THE OXFORD/ASTRAZENECA COVID VACCINE The tiny island nation has confirmed roughly 6K COVID cases since the start of the pandemic, which is roughly 2% of the population. […]
By Michail Georgiou, Glasgow Caledonian University and Sebastien Chastin, Glasgow Caledonian University We know that people are more likely to experience mental health disorders in areas with greater population density. Overcrowding, pollution, urban violence and less social support may all be contributing factors, and this is becoming more of a […]
By Amanda Froelich Are you, by chance, a “drink-aholic”? My husband, A, likes to joke that this term defines me, as I am usually toting around 1-3 drinks. If I’m not sipping on straight water or a CBD-infused cacao elixir, I might be carrying an almond milk London fog with […]
By Nilufar Ahmed, University of Bristol Over the past year, our lives have seen extensive changes which have led to many of us feeling a sense of exhaustion and burnout. The luckiest among us have been able to remove ourselves from harm’s way and work from home during the pandemic. […]
By Sara Tipton One thing most of us rely on is our washing machine and dryer. During emergencies where the power grid is affected, it is important to know how to know basic off-grid strategies to manage your everyday home duties. This was highlighted in the preparedness manual, The Prepper’s […]