Compiled by Patricia Burke “Last week, Extinction Rebellion activists claim to have blocked all major entrances to Farnborough Airport in Hampshire, with a stretched limousine parked at the gates as part of the protest. The protesters, including a former airline pilot, are raising awareness of…
By Joanna Miller Many people adhere to special diets these days for various reasons. But, what is there to eat when the supply chain breaks? With the global supply chain in place for decades now, residents of first-world countries have had access to just about…
By Eef Hogervorst, Loughborough University and Aleksandra Gawor, Loughborough University Alcohol intoxication, particularly in Western cultures, is increasingly regarded as a socially acceptable behaviour, and excessive levels of alcohol consumption has been identified as a significant problem among university students. One study found that 45-69%…
By Neenah Payne Halloween is a celebration almost everyone likes — especially kids. Getting dressed up in costumes is exciting. As a child, I enjoyed going door to door “Trick or Treating” to get candies. Carving pumpkins (Jack O’Lanterns) and bobbing for apples was fun…
Compiled by Patricia Burke 5G is a weapon. Why implement it in every country…simultaneously? Link to the organization suing the Danish Government https://www.landsindsamlingenmod5g.org/ SOURCE European Commission Registers European Citizen’s Initiative (ECI), Stop 5G – Stay Connected but Protected SOURCE The European Commission has registered a…
By Cap Allon Science is not done by consensus, it isn’t a vote. “Historically, the claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels; it is a way to avoid debate by claiming that the matter is already settled. Whenever you hear the consensus…
By Sara Tipton Rosehips are a great natural medicine to forage for during fall and begin to appear in early autumn and throughout the winter months after they have set blooms. To find rosehips, you need to be able to identify wild roses. Wild roses…
By Tyler Durden The next time a new pandemic is needed to trigger trillions more in QE, a perfect delivery mechanism is already available. Walmart has voluntarily recalled 3,900 bottles of an aromatherapy spray sold in 55 stores across 18 states after it identified a…
By Mike Sygula Someone made a compilation of different clips from mainstream media channels that are sponsored by Pfizer. The video quickly went viral and it was shared by celebrities like Joe Rogan and others on social media. In a short 1-minute clip Pfizer is…
By Neenah Payne Mayor De Blasio Announces Vaccine Mandate For All New York City Municipal Workers, Including First Responders In 2020, New Yorkers cheered the heroic work of healthcare workers and First Responders who dealt with the COVID crisis. In 2021, New York is firing…
By Patricia Burke My friend’s grandson has been diagnosed with major behavioral issues, including Oppositional Defiant Disorder. He has been prescribed powerful medications. He is 3 years old. His doctors cannot explain why his ears are so bright red. If there were another drug for…
By Sara Tipton Unfavorable weather conditions can create setbacks with winter plans. Have you considered what you will do if your vehicle breaks down during a winter storm or worse, you find yourself stranded in freezing and snowy conditions? One of the first, and most…
By Neenah Payne Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease at the National Institutes of Health, published Covid-19 – Navigating the Uncharted on March 26 in the New England Journal of Medicine which said “the overall clinical consequences of…
By Kate Kheel, Stop 5G International with Patricia Burke Link to original article, reprinted by permission. Read part 1. International awareness is also growing about the risks of polluting low earth orbit with satellites and space weaponry. Kate Kheel shares multiple concern about an attitude…
By Mayukh Saha In 1906, Upton Sinclair’s novel The Jungle had painted a graphically horrifying world of meat factories filled with rampant vermin, foul odors, and even human remains used as animal feed. It had pressed then-President Theodore Roosevelt to establish the foundations of the…
By Tyler Durden The question over whether the NIH funded risky gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China was officially ‘answered’ last week, after the agency claimed that one of their partners – EcoHealth Alliance – failed to report that they had ‘accidentally’ created a chimeric coronavirus…
By Kate Kheel, Stop 5G International, with Patricia Burke Part 1 of 2 Link to original article, reprinted by permission. Informed citizens have been challenging the installation of new 5G telecommunications and surveillance infrastructure in environmentally sensitive areas, neighborhoods, near schools and hospitals, and other…
By Mike Sygula Alcohol is one of the most widely used drugs in our society. So many of us use it to relax, socialize more, break the ice, etc. However, alcohol contributes to a lot of negative things in society. Domestic violence, addiction problems, depression,…
By Mayukh Saha Most of the ready-made food we eat today is ultra-processed. As tasty as they may be, they can be even dangerous from a health perspective. There have been concerns that such ultra-processed food makes us crave more and eventually leads to obesity….
By Tyler Durden While recent attention has been focused on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding the genetic manipulation of bat coronaviruses in the same town as the bat coronavirus pandemic emerged, a bipartisan group of lawmakers have demanded answers over ‘sick’…
