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Bring back the healing power of soup! It should be clear by now that this mad, mad world isn’t too good for your health. The Standard American Diet (read: mostly garbage) of convenience and manufacture, ...
The skullduggery of Henry Kissinger is well known, but little has been done about it. As the unofficial envoy of the Rockefeller Empire and a member of the Bilderberg Group, the Council on Foreign Relations, ...
While GMO wheat is not currently on the U.S. market, that does not mean it isn’t being grown here. Even though Monsanto’s genetically modified (GM) wheat is not, and has never been, approved for sale ...
Unlabeled GMO is bad enough; pharmaceuticals grown into the food of an already drugged population is downright horrifying. “Philanthropic” causes self-appointed to look after the global good, including the Rockefeller Foundation and Bill & Melinda ...
A fresh report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that 20 percent of American children now have mental health issues. Here are some of the report’s highlights: The most prevalent ...
Apparently all those supposed geniuses in human history from times prior to pasteurization just…lucked out. The Daily Mail Online published what many commenters have called a misleading article yesterday entitled, “Women who drink organic milk ...
Edible vaccines, including pharma-ready food crops, are all the rage in biotech development For years, the race has been on to develop effective and cost efficient edible contraceptives and pharmaceutical drugs that can be grown ...
Does anybody really know what’s for dinner? What interests are creating these brave new foods, anyway? A dangerous trend is cementing into place, where GMO foods, aspartame added to milk and cloned meat can all ...
Threat of Catastrophic War Means World Must Submit to International Authority Lord Bertrand Russell, author of The Impact of Science on Society (1952), noted philosopher and wealthy aristocrat, analyzes the role of science and technology ...
A Former President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Recounts Happy Times at Bohemian Grove In his memoir, Across the Busy Years, Nicholas Murray Butler, a founder of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace ...
