By Patricia Burke Remember back in February of 2003, when the Bush administration warned Americans that there was a high risk of chemical attack by Al Qaeda? And advised Americans to buy plastic sheeting and duct tape? And the store shelves were emptied at large…
By Neenah Payne As an increasing number of mandates go into effect, we are beginning to see the resistance to these policies growing in equal measure. Here are some of the latest examples. Southwest Cancels THOUSANDS Of Flights As Pilots Walk Out, Media Claim It’s…
By Katie Singer Originally published by Wall Street International Magazine Katie Singer’s reports about technology’s impacts on nature are available at https://www.ourweb.tech/letters/ “Who decides whether or not 5G is safe to deploy? A protocol for ensuring safer infrastructure,” Katie Singer’s newest piece, recently published at Wall…
By John Bush In our never-ending quest for independence and sovereignty we are having solar installed at Radical Roots Ranch! 4 months ago we closed on a ten-acre homestead in the country where we will raise our family, grow our own food, and build an…
By Aden Tate Why build a Forager’s Toolkit? Well, as the world experiences further supply chain disruptions and food shortages, now is the perfect time to add foraging to your list of prepper skills. To help with that endeavor, here’s a guide to the essentials…
By Neenah Payne The FREE Virtual Fungi Summit hosted by Fantastic Fungi filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg is from October 15-17. When you register, you get immediate access to three fascinating, informative videos. Premium tiers are also available. This virtual, consciousness-shifting event features LIVE panel discussions, music, immersive experiences, and…
By Kenny Stancil Bolstering calls for stronger PFAS regulations and more testing, a new analysis released Tuesday finds nearly 42,000 potential sources of toxic “forever chemicals” that could contaminate drinking water in communities throughout the United States. In their peer-reviewed study, which was published in a…
By Patricia Burke It is fall in New England, and the harvest season continues. A select few are foraging. How many have ever foraged? The Khoisan people of S. Africa, and other indigenous groups, hold a treasure of ancestral knowledge about medicinal herbs and food…
By Neenah Payne As The Desert Review recently reported: Thousands of medical professionals declare COVID policies “Crimes Against Humanity” Sep 28, 2021 Updated Oct 4, 2021 WASHINGTON, D.C. As of 7 p.m. ET on Monday, September 27, 2021, more than 5,200 doctors and scientists have signed the…
By Neenah Payne From Covidcon21.com: Why Should You Attend COVID CON ’21 What makes COVID CON unique among conferences is that in addition to getting information you can trust, you’ll also get to make an immediate difference. Your registration fees will fund unbiased science &…
By Kenny Stancil An abandoned supertanker holding more than one million barrels of crude oil has been slowly corroding off Yemen’s coast, and a new study out Monday warns that the consequences of an “imminent” spill in the Red Sea could be graver than initially thought—cutting…
Pfft. Who needs those board certified doctors, anyway? Walk ’em off the property without notice. Take their ID badge away. Tell ’em not to come back. Ruin their careers while you’re at it. Maybe they can get retrained by writing some computer code, or something….
By Daisy Luther The supply chain shortages have gotten so real that there’s pretty much no way even the most fervent bury-er-of-one’s-head-in-the-sand can ignore them. A stop at nearly any store in the country shows bare spots on shelves that used to be stocked to the point…
By Neenah Payne Some calendars still call this holiday “Columbus Day” which teaches us to celebrate conquest. It does not teach us how to collaborate with other cultures or to survive on this planet. Fortunately, over 50 cities and states have adopted “Indigenous Peoples Day”. That encourages us…
By Neenah Payne Last year, the world supposedly shut down to protect the elderly from the “deadly COVID pandemic”. Governor Andrew Cuomo suddenly resigned on August 10, 2021 as he faced impeachment for forced nursing homes to accept COVID patients discharged from hospitals which resulted…
By Tyler Durden Fertilizer prices have risen to a record high in North America, threatening to boost food inflation even higher. Nitrogen products are increasing due to the cost of natural gas, which is used in the manufacturing process. The Green Markets North America Fertilizer…
By Paul Joseph Watson Brits returning from holiday may be forced to take COVID tests on a live video call with “health advisers” to prove they’re not lying about the result. Yes, really. Double vaccinated travellers who return to Britain will be able to forego…
Complied by Patricia Burke In August of 2021, a court in the US ruled that the FCC decision not to review its radio frequency exposure guidelines was “arbitrary, capricious, and not evidence-based.” In October of 2021, the EU ruled that citizen concern about 5G was…
Compiled by Kate Kheel and Stop 5G International “Humanity’s current story is one of separation.” Amber Yang, Moderator Symphony of Minds: Feeling Our Way into a Vibrant Future is a webinar co-sponsored by Stop 5G International and the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power…
By Matt Agorist According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Propaganda is the more or less systematic effort to manipulate other people’s beliefs, attitudes, or actions by means of symbols (words, gestures, banners, monuments, music, clothing, insignia, hairstyles, designs on coins and postage stamps, and so forth). Deliberateness…
