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Bel Marra Health – by Dr. Victor Marchione

If you were concerned about bisphenol A (BPA) and started to pick up Tupperware and bottles that were labelled BPA-free, you still aren’t in the clear. That’s because recent animal studies have revealed that a replacement for BPA – called bisphenol S (BPS) – may also be hazardous to your health.

In 2012, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned the sale of baby bottles containing BPA, a chemical compound often found in plastics. The ban followed the discovery that the chemical mimics estrogen, harming the brain and reproductive development in fetuses, infants and children.   Continue reading “New toxin in your water bottle is just as bad as bisphenol A or BPA”

UPI

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 23 (UPI) — The In Memoriam reel at the Oscars had a glaring omission after failing to mention the death of comedian Joan Rivers.

Rivers, who appeared in several movies including Spaceballs and The Muppets Take Manhattan, but was not included in the segment.   Continue reading “Joan Rivers omitted from In Memoriam reel during Oscars”

Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

Besides cops, handcuff companies, and BDSM enthusiasts, hardly anyone will cheer this potent symbol of state oppression.

Handcuffs provide an easy pathway for police brutality. Whether it’s beating children, raping women, or garden variety savagery, cops routinely carry out violence on people while they are handcuffed.   Continue reading “Sadistic Police Likely Salivating Over New Handcuffs that Will Shock and Drug the Restrained”

EcoIntersect – by Niall McCarthy

The Islamic State is seen as the gravest threat to the United States, according to a new poll from Gallup.

The group released its latest horror video at the weekend, showing the mass beheading of 21 Egyptian Copts in Libya. The gruesome images have suggested that Isis is expanding its reach into North Africa, far from its current battlegrounds and havens in Iraq and Syria. Egypt carried out airstrikes in response to the beheadings.   Continue reading “Americans View ISIS As Their Greatest Threat”

Yahoo News – by Matt Siegel

SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian air force personnel have begun training on armed drones in the United States, Australian defense officials said on Monday, less than a week after Washington said it would begin exporting the controversial weapons system.

The U.S. State Department last week said it would allow exports of lethal military drones under strict conditions, such as sales through government programs and agreements by recipient nations to provide “end-use assurances.”   Continue reading “Australia begins training on armed U.S. Reaper drones”

Reuters

Israel has signed a contract to buy 14 additional F-35 fighter jets from the United States for about $3 billion, the Defence Ministry said on Sunday.

The deal, approved by an Israeli cabinet committee in November, follows Israel’s purchase in 2010 of 19 F-35s, manufactured by Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.N).

In a statement, the ministry said an agreement to buy the 14 additional aircraft was signed over the weekend and included an option for another 17 of the planes.   Continue reading “Israel signs deal for 14 additional U.S. F-35 warplanes”

Natural News – by S.D. Wells

If you cripple your immunity, what have you got? If you wipe out all of your good bacteria in your gut, what’s left? Did you know that if you survive with chemotherapy and cancer for five years you are statistically entered in the “cancer books” as a survivor, even if you drop dead the next day due to chemo-overload, organ strangulation or total lack of immunity? The chemotherapy and radiation treatments are leading to death stemming from the simple common cold or the flu. That’s right, then pneumonia takes over, because you have no more white blood cells to fight off infections. Who knew?   Continue reading “How many people have died from chemotherapy, not cancer?”

Healthy Food Team

Dandelion tea acts on cancer cells, affecting them in such way that they disintegrate within 48 hours, during which time no new healthy cells in the body are “diseased”.

This plant is neglected, but it has many medicinal properties, and all you have to do is to collect it from clean slopes, away from traffic. While our grandmothers made syrups of dandelion flowers knowing that it contains many medicinal substances, what certainly did not know is that dandelion root may help cancer patients.   Continue reading “This Amazing Plant is 100X More Effective Than Chemotherapy”

The Guardian

Further sanctions are set to be imposed on Russia in the coming days as the international community steps up pressure on Moscow over the crisis in Ukraine.

US secretary of state John Kerry, who held talks with foreign secretary Philip Hammond in London on Saturday, described Russia’s conduct as “simply unacceptable”.   Continue reading “Kerry warns Russia of further sanctions after London talks”

The Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

Democratic chairman Michael Gardner is accused of assaulting a family member who was under 13 at the time of the assault, officials said. He also reportedly molested two little girls at his daughter’s sleepover. (WUSA)

Michael Gardner reportedly tried to hire a hit man to murder the two little girls he molested.
The Washington Post reported:   Continue reading “Former Democratic Chairman Contacted Hit Man to Murder Little Girls He Molested”

Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel

Madison — The state will take the lead in collecting and disposing of unused prescription drugs, now that the federal program has ended.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice says it will provide personnel and logistics for disposing of the excess drugs. Attorney General Brad Schimel says unused prescription opioids need to be collected and destroyed, in part to keep them from polluting the environment.   Continue reading “State will continue prescription drug disposal effort”

Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel

Madison — An accidental shooting at a Madison blood bank led to a lockdown at a nearby college campus.

Police say a man who went to the Interstate Plasma and Blood Center Friday “to conduct business” had a gun in his clothing that accidentally went off. Police say his injury was not life threatening, and he ran away.   Continue reading “Accidental shooting in Madison triggers MATC campus lockdown”

Nunez Report

Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman on Friday hinted that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is talking too much about Iran’s nuclear program instead of taking action.

Speaking to Channel 2 News, Liberman suggested that Netanyahu’s upcoming speech to Congress, in which he will warn against a bad nuclear deal with Iran, does not have significant importance and that too many speeches harm Israel’s deterrence.   Continue reading “Liberman: We Need to Stop ‘Whining’ About Iran and Take Action”

The Tap Blog

Yesterday Russia Insider published a lengthy account from the German magazine Der Spiegel of the Minsk negotiations.

This article is a good example of the sort of press Merkel gets in Germany. It portrays her as the heroine of the hour, battling to save peace from the sinister designs of others. The article lavishes praise on her in a way that readers outside Germany might find unsettling. Contrary to what many in the West think, the Russian media never writes about Putin in this way.

The very favourable publicity Merkel gets in Germany is coordinated by her own office. Articles like the one in Der Spiegel are written in close communication with her office. This means that though the article gives a rather one-sided account of the Minsk negotiations, it is nonetheless packed with information if one knows how to read it properly. In the case of this particular piece, we can be certain that Merkel’s office was involved since the article actually names it as a source.   Continue reading “CIA puppet regime in Kiev close to collapse”