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Florida is one of 20 U.S. states that have already enacted measures to confront companies that boycott Israel.
Now, the Tallahassee Democrat is reporting that state legislatures are poised to toughen the already existing anti-BDS law, making it even harder for companies to do business with Florida if they chose to boycott Israel. Continue reading “Florida Moves To Pass Tougher Anti-BDS Laws”
To counteract global warming, humans may someday consider spraying sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere to form clouds — and artificially cool the Earth.
The idea behind the process, known as geoengineering, is to keep global warming under control — with the ideal solution still being a reduction in the emissions of greenhouse gases. Continue reading “Creating clouds to stop global warming could wreak havoc”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
On January 19, 2018, Dr. Suzanne Humphries and Polly Tommey (co-producer of the film VAXXED) went live on Facebook to expose a horrific death threat Dr. Humphries had received by email from an apparent cyber-stalker who claimed to be following her movements. Continue reading “Medical Doctor Opposed to Mandatory Vaccines Has Life Threatened by Stalker”
In language steeped in Biblical references, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence addressed a special session of Knesset on Monday, on the first day of his visit in Israel and announced that the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem will open by the end of 2019.
In his remarks, Pence said America was committed to forging a “lasting peace between Israel and the Palestinians” and called on the Palestinians – who are boycotting his visit – to return to the negotiating table. Continue reading “Pence Tells Israeli Lawmakers: U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem Will Open Before End of 2019”
Most computer engineers have no idea how the IEEE 802.3 data transmission Ethernet standard was developed (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). We have just discovered that it was shoved down our throats by Deep State shadow government forces intent on controlling the Internet as a global spy grid and corporatist profit machine. Richard C. Walker a.k.a Rick Walker was a stooge for Agilent Technologies who was evidently tapped by the Highlands Group to seize control of technology standards needed for the takeover. Continue reading “Meet The Person Who Can Remotely Crash Planes And Can Read Your Mind”
WhoWhatWhy – by Russ Baker, C. Collins, Jonathan Z. Larsen
The Federal Bureau of Investigation cannot tell us what we need to know about Donald Trump’s contacts with Russia. Why? Because doing so would jeopardize a long-running, ultra-sensitive operation targeting mobsters tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin — and to Trump.
But the Feds’ stonewalling risks something far more dangerous: Failing to resolve a crisis of trust in America’s president. WhoWhatWhy provides the details of a two-month investigation in this 6,500-word exposé. Continue reading “Why FBI Can’t Tell All on Trump, Russia”
Food Freedom – by J. Holcombe, D. Jacobson, and T. Ruhl
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“Farbenfabriken Bayer’s worldwide efforts had left few places lacking aspirin. In the United States, Bayer’s giant factory produced aspirin under “American” management. After Bayer executives were charged with violating the Trading with the Enemies Act in August 1918, advertisements encouraged confidence in aspirin.” Karen Starko
The world has believed for almost a century that a new and virulent virus came out of nowhere worldwide and killed millions in 1918. Two reports, one published in 2008 and the second in 2009, lay that myth to rest for good. Continue reading “Bayer and Death: 1918 and Aspirin”
Apparently surging violent crime, massive tax hikes and insolvent public pensions are bad for attracting new residents…who knew? On the other hand, 364 days of sunshine per year, minimal crime, brand new infrastructure and some of the lowest tax rates in the country seems to be, to our complete shock, somewhat appealing to folks looking to relocate.
But that is just a couple of many interesting takeaways to be gleaned from the latest annual “U.S. Migration Report” from North American Moving Services which found that Illinois was the most ditched state in 2017. Continue reading “Americans Are Ditching These Five States In Record Numbers”
A Meadville man is suing over a case of mistaken identity.
Eugene Wright, 63, says he still has nightmares after what happened to him just six months ago.
Wright, now retired, said he was outside his home in June of last year when Meadville police and a representative with Stairways Behavioral Health confronted him.
Continue reading “Man wrongly taken into custody, forced to take antipsychotic drugs, attorney says”
Tobacco giant Philip Morris says it is giving up cigarettes—and its customers should, too. In full-page ads placed in British newspapers, the Marlboro maker says its New Year’s resolution for 2018 is to work toward stopping selling cigarettes in Britain and to replace them with products like e-cigarettes and heated tobacco, Business Insider reports. But the company isn’t going cold turkey. When asked by the BBC why it’s not going to simply stop making cigarettes, a company spokesman said: “We are trying to go smoke free as fast as we can. If we just stopped selling cigarettes tomorrow, others would sell them in our place.” Continue reading “Philip Morris Says It Is Giving Up Cigarettes”
Boron is an important, and often underutilized, trace mineral naturally present in certain foods and also within the environment. Boron uses include the ability to help keep the skeletal structure strong by adding to bonedensity, preventing osteoporosis, treating conditions like arthritis, and improving strength and muscle mass.
Boron is used by many athletes and bodybuilders because it’s believed to increase the body’s ability to produce and use testosterone, so it’s beneficial for recovering from exercise, preventing aches and pains, building muscle mass, and keeping bones strong. Additionally, boron is linked to improved brain function in some instances since it helps boost concentration, focus and the ability to learn new information. (1) Continue reading “Boron Uses — Boost Bone Density and Much More”
Republic Broadcasting – by Ken
Not one American in a million will know the real significance of this monumental decision yesterday by President Donald Trump.
So I thought I’d pass it on to you in the US for the purpose of stirring up some of your residents in the local lunatic asylum!
As you will be aware, I’ve previously written books about how the British Monarchy rules the world, including the United States and Europe, through a whole host of secret organisations linked to the City of London. Continue reading “Secret Reason Why President Trump Appoints Marshall Scholar Neil Gorsuch As Supreme Court Justice”
One Canadian man says he’s broke because one of the country’s largest banks has refused to refund a $850,000 bank draft that was lost by UPS during a routine delivery.
However, UPS, which claims it conducted an exhaustive search for the lost package but still turned up empty-handed, has at least offered to refund the $32 delivery fee. Continue reading “UPS Loses Family’s $850,000 Inheritance, Offers To Refund $32 Delivery Fee”
