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Poor Man Survival

DIY BULLET MAKING

Several months ago I reported that our wise President is closing down the last lead smelting plant inside the United States which will put yet another crimp on ammo for civilians and military alike.  You may want to begin securing supplies of lead now as prices will surely rise as many more preppers and sportsmen will likely step up making their own ammo supply.   Continue reading “Lead Shortages Coming – How to Make Your Own Ammo”

Underground Medic – by Liz Bennett

The word pandemic strikes fear into the heart of many, particularly those who fear disease more than any of the other issues that could quite easily change our way of life forever. A pandemic is simply a global epidemic of a given disease, the word pandemic in itself does not denote the severity of the disease, or the impacts it will have on our lives.

Ebola is a terrible disease, one as yet that has no cure…the same could be said of influenza but that does not seem to evoke nearly as much terror as the word Ebola, particularly when the word Zaire is tacked onto the end of it. Ebola Zaire is the most lethal of the five currently known strains of Ebola virus.   Continue reading “How Does An Ebola Pandemic Differ To Other Potential Pandemics?”

BATR – by Sartre

People are dumb because they do not know and refuse to learn the real history behind world events. Educational institutions do not function as seekers of truth, but as gatekeepers for narratives that defy common sense and defame historical facts. Society fosters the ultimate taboo against chronicles that differ with the established story of distortions and misdirection. Anyone who dares waver from accepted limits and suppositions immediately is a quack or an extremist.　The dreaded label of being a conspiracy theorist, used to smear and marginalize researchers and pundits, is the height of anti-intellectualism and character assassination.   Continue reading “Forbidden History the Ultimate Taboo”

The Real Revo – by R.D. Walker

Obama and Hillary battling seems like old times, huh?

President Obama got angry at lawmakers who suggested in a private meeting that he should have armed the Syrian rebels, calling the criticism “horseshit.” Continue reading “Obama calls Hillary’s criticism ‘horseshit””

Prevent Disease – by Marco Torres

Robin Williams was found dead yesterday at his home near Tiburon, California. The actor and comedian was 63. Authorities are still investigating the circumstances of death, but one thing that is known is that he was battling severe depression. A mountain of studies has shown that antidepressant drugs are largely ineffective, yet many hollywood stars are hooked on the happy pills. Might we finally heed the warnings and shake ourselves out of our pharmaceutical stupor?

Women have a 10 to 25 percent risk and men a five to 12 percent risk of developing severe major depression in their lifetime. The use of these drugs has tripled in the last decade, according to a report by the federal government. In 2006, spending on antidepressants soared by 130 percent. Continue reading “The Death of Robin Williams: How Have We Been Deceived By The Antidepressant Hoax”

Fellowship of the Minds

Daily Mail: A bridal shop in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania is causing outrage in their local community and online after they refused to sell wedding dresses to a lesbian homosexual couple.

One of the disturbed brides to be, who didn’t want to be identified, wrote a Facebook post about W-W Bridal’s unfair treatment toward them based solely on their sexual orientation.   Continue reading “Christian bridal shop under fire after refusing to help lesbian couple find dresses”

Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn

The Sandy Hook massacre hoax of December 14, 2012, unleashed a paroxysm of gun control legislation across the United States. (See here, here, and here.)

One response that received relatively scant notice was what a suburban New York City newspaper, The Journal News, did.   Continue reading “Texas just published a map of gunowners’ location!”

RT

An agreement on a new Egypt-proposed 72-hour Gaza ceasefire was reached on Sunday, Reuters reported, citing Israeli and Palestinian officials.

Izzat al-Reshiq, a Hamas negotiator in Cairo, told Reuters that Palestinian factions will formally accept the new ceasefire in Gaza, following Israel’s agreement to resume talks without pre-conditions.    Continue reading “Israel, Palestinians Agree To New 72-Hour Gaza Ceasefire”

The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Melton

Chemtrails have been popping up all over TV shows, movies and commercials for a while now. Even video games and cartoons are adding these trails to what would otherwise be clear blue skies — why do that if not for propaganda purposes to normalize everyone to what’s going on in the skies above our heads?

One episode of CSI NY even featured a conspiracy theorist professor as a victim, someone who actor Gary Sinise’s investigator character on the show called “totally anti-American” because the professor believed in chemtrails and water fluoridation. (They don’t elucidate either that he believed water fluoridation is poison purposefully added to the water to, say, dumb people down or anything, they just say the professor believed in water fluoridation — I guess believing in water fluoridation at all period is anti-American? Way to go writers.)   Continue reading “Why Are Chemtrails Being Digitally Added to Old Movies?”

Cop Block – by Pete Eyre

If you’re reading this text, you’re likely aware of the pattern of rights violations done at the hands of police. For many of us, police today represent the biggest threat to our peaceful coexistence. Yet, that by itself is not surprising.

In no uncertain terms – police claim the right to extort from you, to then provide you the service of protection. One could not dream up a more hypocritical structure.    Continue reading “Choose Not to Perpetuate The Police State”

Charleston Voice

It’s universally realized that our leaders in the highest offices in our land readily, and without hesitation abrogate our Constitution at will. It’s left up to us – the people – to grasp its wisdom and live by our law as best we can to survive as a free nation.​

In the Constitution, the Founders intentionally prohibited the Executive branch from having the power to unilaterally determine whether or not the country would engage in war. Few were more adamant about this than James Madison, the “Father of the Constitution,” who wrote:   Continue reading “Under the Constitution: Limited Strikes Qualify as War”

Natural Society – by Christina Sarich

Maybe once the White House garden is completely devoid of all pollinating insects and animals, like bees, birds, and butterflies, President Obama and the First Lady will take notice of the obvious effects neonicotinoids (neonics) are having on our ecosystem. A recent meta-analysis of over 800 studies confirming the damage that pesticides are doing to these vital creatures is adding to the media buzz, giving bees and butterflies the attention they deserve.   Continue reading “Bee Crisis Gets Extra Attention: 800 Studies Reveal Why Bees are Dying”

The Real Revo

He is right. The air strikes will not stop the Islamic State. President Obama is so afraid of being called a war monger that he has ordered US aircraft to drop a few bombs on some small targets. IS will not be deterred by this half-assed action.

McCain is wrong, though, when he says these puny actions, “showed a “fundamental misunderstanding of the threat”. Obama didn’t misjudge his enemy. He ordered a couple of bombs to be dropped in an effort to silence political people in the united States who have been demanding he do something about the rape, genocide, and destruction. His actions are purely political – for American consumption.   Continue reading “McCain Is Right And He’s Wrong – As Usual”

Natural Blaze

New study compared warning and withdrawal rates for drugs released before and after the drug industry increased funding to the FDA to expedite drug approvals

What’s safer: a newly approved drug or one that has been on the market much longer? Newer drugs have a one in three chance of acquiring a black box warning or being withdrawn for safety reasons within 25 years of their approval, according to a new study by researchers from Cambridge Health Alliance /Harvard Medical School, Boston Medical Center (BMC)/Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM), City University of New York School of Public Health, and Public Citizen.    Continue reading “One-Third of FDA-Approved Drugs are Withdrawn for Safety Concerns”