By Jonathan Mirin with Patricia Burke “Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the ‘body of fact’ that exists in the minds of the general public. It is also the means of establishing a controversy.” — Tobacco executive internal…
The Technocrat hand of tyrannical government is coming down on the “un-vaxxed” all around the world. Pakistan now has at least two programs in place: disabling sim cards in cellular phones for all citizens; and refusing to pay government employees who refuse to take the…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Here are 20 health benefits you can expect from mint in its many different, wonderful forms, from peppermint to spearmint to wild mint Mint is most popularly known for the cooling sensation it brings to the palate. But more than just…
Consumers love – and live on – their smartphones, tablets and laptops. A cascade of new devices pours endlessly into the market, promising even better communication, non-stop entertainment and instant information. The numbers are staggering. By 2020, four billion people will have a personal computer….
By Cara Hull with Patricia Burke Hi my name is Cara Hull. I am compelled to write about my husband, Jeff, in honor of Father’s Day. Jeff and I met 12 years ago and have been married for over 7 of them; needless to say…
By Neenah Payne White House Petition Charges Fauci With Mass Murder Dr. Vladimir Zelenko leads a White House petition asking Dr. Fauci and 3 others be charged and brought to justice for “Crimes Against Humanity / Mass Murder” In March 2020, Fauci, Redfield, Birx, Bright…
By Daisy Luther With cyberattacks becoming more and more frequent, we’re starting to see the exceptionally dangerous vulnerabilities in our infrastructure. From the person who hacked the municipal water supply in Florida to the Colonial pipeline attack to the cyberattack that took out most of the…
By Ashley Carnahan Starting Fall 2021, Rhodes College will charge unvaccinated students $1,500 per semester to “cover the costs of mandatory testing.” The school, located in Memphis, Tennessee, announced the policy in a June 8 letter. Rhodes College will require the COVID-19 vaccine for all…
By Ice Age Farmer The WATER WARS have begun: the state is simply turning off the water to farms and ranches, depriving them of water needed to grow food and raise animals. This will create food shortages by design, in order to then point at…
By Tyler Durden A Texas judge tossed out a lawsuit brought by 117 Houston Methodist hospital employees who sought to block the hospital system’s requirement that all employees receive COVID-19 vaccinations or face suspension and/or termination. The move comes after the hospital suspended 178 employees…
By David M. with Patricia Burke I took great care to put my daughter in a private school, a school with an environmental philosophy that seemed in-line with my ideas, and was shocked when, returning after summer hiatus, found they’d allowed a giant cell tower onto the…
By Ice Age Farmer Even as shipping experts warn that delays and shortages are intensifying, Italy, one of the world’s top tomato producers, warns that the harvest may rot in the fields due to a lack of cans. This is a perfect example of how…
By Neenah Payne My First Indoor Gardening Steps explains that I started growing food in 2015 with an AeroGarden and some sprouts which I documented in my Urban Gardens Revolution site. My next step was to get five Edible Garden herbs from my grocery store:…
By Jayne Rising Garden planning needs to include some consideration of how to efficiently water your garden. Methods will vary depending upon size and siting, among other things. If your garden is a few pots on your apartment lanai, bringing it a few pitchers full…
By Tyler Durden Readers know by now that the Western US is facing one of the most severe droughts in years. We’ve documented (read here & here) this spring of a “megadrought” sweeping across states like California and Nevada as risks of a second Dust Bowl increase by the…
By Jennifer Wood and Patricia Burke David Carpenter, Environmental Scientist; EMFs, RF Bioeffects at Non-Thermal Levels Electromagnetic Health.org provided the following quote from David Carpenter, Professor, Environmental Health Sciences; and Director, Institute for Health and the Environment, School of Public Health, University of Albany, SUNY;…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Revel in the seasonal colors and tastes of spring with these five fresh picks with distinct health and disease-fighting benefits. Blossom by blossom, spring is upon us. And with one of our favorite seasons comes fruits and vegetables that have climbed…
By Patricia Burke Smart Grid Awareness is a website of Sky Vision Solutions. An April 2017 article, Dr. Samuel Milham: “Smart meters are a public health hazard” reported: “As part of direct testimony filed in an electric utility rate case in Arizona, Samuel Milham, M.D.,…
By Fabian Ommar Last month I took part in a wilderness survival course under the guidance of a professional ex-military specialized in forest operations. I promised Daisy that I’d start putting on paper everything worth sharing once I returned. Here’s the first installment for The…
By Hom Dhakal, University of Portsmouth Plastics are very useful materials. They’ve contributed significant benefits to modern society. But the unprecedented amount of plastics produced over the past few decades has caused serious environmental pollution. Packaging alone was responsible for 46% out of 340 million…
