By Yohan Tengra Introduction Who is India’s Anthony Fauci? The mainstream media does not even know the names of the members who sit in India’s National task force, but in this article I, Yohan Tengra, have exposed not just the names of those who are…
By Sara Tipton Seasonal items tend to be at their best prices when they’re out of season. While many are holding out for Black Friday deals next month, October is still proving to be a decent time to shop! Don’t wait if you are looking…
By Tyler Durden Britain may be entering a prolonged period of crisis now, one that may be on par or even exceeds the emergencies of the late 1970s. Brits face a gasoline shortage because of the lack of truck drivers, dwindling natural gas supplies, and soaring power bills….
By Tyler Durden Soaring European gas and electricity prices are getting worse by the day, forcing a vast network of Dutch greenhouses, the largest on the continent, to limit output or go entirely dark, according to Bloomberg. This could have a devastating impact on food…
By Julia Conley Environmental justice advocates and other progressives on Friday condemned a federal judge’s decision Friday to sentence human rights lawyer Steven Donziger to six months in prison—following more than two years of house arrest related to a lawsuit he filed decades ago against oil giant Chevron. The sentence, delivered by U.S. District…
By Sara Tipton When we are faced with dramatic emergency situations, convenience can help keep us calm and eliminate some of the added stress that’s inevitable during a crisis. That’s why convenience is one of the basic rules to creating a solid emergency food pantry. Many…
By Tyler Durden It’s been no secret that two decades of the largely failed ‘war on terror’ started under the Bush administration has led to increased suicides and rates of depression among US military veterans. This trend is likely also to only continue in the…
By Neenah Payne Brooklyn Grange in New York City is the largest rooftop farm in the world. The 2016 book The Farm on the Roof: What Brooklyn Grange Taught Us About Entrepreneurship, Community, and Growing a Sustainable Business tells the story of its founding and…
By Jennifer Wood M.K. Gandhi, born on October 2nd, 1869, once said this: “There is more to life than increasing its speed.” In this way, he belongs more to the 21st century than his own because we are now in very deep trouble, and have begun…
By Claire Madigan, Loughborough University and Henrietta Graham, Loughborough University Between the ages of 20 and 55, most adults gain between 0.5 and 1kg a year, which could see some people become overweight or obese over time. This weight gain isn’t usually the result of…
By Daisy Luther We’ve talked about the medical supplies you should stash away. We’ve talked about the skills you need to develop so you can use those supplies. But there’s a ton of medical advice on the internet that is just terrible, as this video…
Compiled by Patricia Burke The Global Action Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space reports, “In 1999 the United Nations General Assembly declared that October 4-10 every year would be designated as ‘World Space Week’ to “celebrate the contributions of space science and tchnology…
By Andrea Germanos A new congressional report released Wednesday revealing the baby food industry has failed to keep products with heavy metals off the shelves spurred calls for federal authorities to enact swift action and tough limits on toxin levels. “This is what happens when…
by naturalistactivist (Greece) Have you ever been to the scene of a recent forest fire? It is a vision from hell—all those charred tree trunks pointing black, accusing fingers at the sky, the piles of drifting grey ash. But the worst thing is the smell….
By Neenah Payne Ivermectin won a Nobel Prize in 2005, and in testimony before the US Senate in 2020, Ivermectin was described as a “miracle” drug for COVID. Yet, Ivermectin has been widely vilified by the US corporate media and largely ignored as a COVID…
By Ailsa Welch, University of East Anglia and Richard PG Hayhoe, Anglia Ruskin University Around 10%-20% of adolescents globally suffer from a mental health condition, such as anxiety or depression, according to the World Health Organization. It’s also been shown that half of all mental…
By Tyler Durden The NBA is upping its pressure on the ‘vaccine hesitant’ and resisters in the league, unveiling a new policy Wednesday of withholding pay for any unvaccinated players who miss games due to local mandates. “Any player who elects not to comply with…
By Patricia Burke “We can’t use technology to clean up the mess technology has created. The solution must come from a deeper source. Years ago Rachel Carson said, ‘We have to love nature before we can protect it.’ We can begin to reconnect our minds…
By Neenah Payne FDR told America in the 1930s, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself”. However, America and the world forgot that valuable lesson in early 2020. Since then, most of humanity has been so driven by fear of “the deadly pandemic, “the…
By Paul Joseph Watson via Summit News, First-year students at the University of Bath have been given armbands by authorities to signal whether they’ve been double-vaccinated, with unvaxxed students having to wear a different colour. “Freshers have been given wristbands to signal whether they are…
