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SOTT – by Gabriela Segura, M.D.

In 1866, Russian scientist Alexander Saytzeff isolated a most curious and peculiar chemical compound. It was crystalline, odor-less, non-toxic and had a garlic-like taste when consumed. At the time, Saytzeff had no way to predict that his discovery was going to prove highly controversial throughout its entire medical history, that it was going to be tested in thousands of studies and provide miraculous relief for numerous patients.    Continue reading “DMSO – The Real Miracle Solution”

Daily Mail – by Chris Spargo

A police officer who was dragged into the woods by three attackers was saved thanks to his trusty dog.

Deputy Todd Frazier of Long Beach, Mississippi, a K-9 officer, pulled over last Monday night to check on a car when he noticed that the man in the front seat appeared to be passed out and the lights were off.

That is when two men appeared nearby and distracted him as the driver got out and ambushed him. All three men dragged Frazier into the nearby woods.   Continue reading “Police officer Todd Frazier saved by his K-9 from three men trying to kill him”

Minutemen News

A federal judge threw out a challenge to a key Obama immigration executive order that allows the spouses of guest workers to seek employment in the US, saying that it was “highly speculative” that the American workers challenging the rule would be injured.

“Save Jobs does not explain how many IT jobs may be taken by H-4 visa holders, how many of those jobs its members may have sought themselves, what pay or benefits its members risk losing while the case is pending, or what other harm its members may face,” the judge wrote. “The court is left to speculate as to the magnitude of the injury, and speculation is not enough to turn economic loss into irreparable harm.” Continue reading “Court Decision Will Allow Guest Worker Spouses to Get a Job”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

“I got interested in her in 2008,” Kenyan Felix Kiprono tells The Nairobian newspaper, and now, in an official marriage request, the lawyer has offered US president Barack Obama 50 cows, 70 sheep, and 30 goats in exchange for his 16-year old daughter Malia’s hand in marriage. As AFP reports, Kiprono dismissed the notion he might be a gold-digger, adding that he and the young Obama would lead “a simple life,” and he will teach Malia how to milk a cow. This is not the first time a Kenyan has offered livestock in exchange for a President’s daughter…   Continue reading ““My Love Is Real” Kenyan Lawyer Offers Cows, Sheep, & Goats For Obama’s Daughter”

True Activist – by Amanda Froelich

For an individual to be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, it’s more than being frustrated and confused at the forgetting of names, it’s to live with a disease that dramatically increases one’s risk of death.

According to ALZ, Alzheimer’s, the #6 cause of death in the United States, presently takes more lives than prostate and breast cancers combined! In fact, it is reported to affect 50 million individuals worldwide.   Continue reading “New Non-Invasive Alzheimer’s Treatment FULLY Restores Memory Function”

The Daily Sheeple – by Joshua Krause

In Melbourne, Florida, a 22-year-old by the name Phoenix Low was caught with an open alcohol container late Saturday night. As he was approached by a police officer and informed that he was breaking the law, Phoenix apparently became combative and ignored the officer’s instructions. As the officer tried to arrest Phoenix, he remained defiant and continued to ignore his commands. According to Melbourne Police, he pushed the officer and tried to run, but was quickly wrestled to the ground.   Continue reading “Florida Cop Tries To Arrest Suspect, Crowd Attacks Him”

Best friends graduating from medical school at the same time decided that, in spite of two different specialties, they would open a practice together to share office space and personnel.

Dr. Smith was the psychiatrist and Dr. Jones was the proctologist. They put up a sign reading: Dr. Smith and Dr. Jones: Hysterias and Posteriors.

The town council was livid and insisted they change it.   Continue reading “A Psychiatrist and a Proctologist”

Forward Observer Magazine – by John Mosby

Last week, we posted Special Operations Imperatives for Preparedness numbers 1-6.  Here’s the link to catch up.

7. Anticipate and Control Psychological Effects

Any operation conducted, by any organization within the UW battle space, will have significant psychological impacts. Whether combat operations or civic actions, these can be conducted specifically to produce desired psychological effects, or simply result in the effects. A tactical victory over regime forces may be completely overshadowed by the negative psychological impact of blowing up a school bus of children in the process. Continue reading “Special Operations Imperatives for Preparedness, Part Two”

The Daily Sheeple -by Joshua Krause

Yesterday morning, a woman from Orange County, Florida by the name of Deborah Jones called the police after a dispute with her boyfriend. While nothing came of their argument and no one was hurt, it’s disturbing to note that the police did not arrive at her home in a timely manner. Her and the boyfriend eventually left the residence, and let their pit bull stay at home.

But when they returned several hours later, they found the police surrounding their condo. They had apparently forced their way into the home, and killed their dog after he charged toward the officers; Jones arrived on the scene only to find her dog’s body wrapped in a blanket. Jones later told the local media that “They had to shoot my dog for no reason. They kicked my door in. I can’t even lock my door,” and her daughter added “That’s his house. This is his house. He’s got to protect this house.”   Continue reading “Cops Arrive Hours Late to 911 Call, Shoot Dog”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Following our exposure of the plunge in Lake Mead water levels post Friday’s earthquake, officials were quick to point out that the drop was “due to erroneous meter readings” – which in itself is odd given we have not seen such an aberration before in the measurements. The data today shows a super surge in the Lake Mead water level – which, even more mysteriously, indicates from pre-earthquake to now, the Lake has risen by the most in a 3-day-period in years (as long as we have found history). How was this level ‘manufactured’ you ask? Simple – discharge flows from the Hoover Dam were curtailed dramatically. We are sure there is a simple explanation for all this…   Continue reading “What Exactly Is Going On At Lake Mead?”

Natural Society – by Robert Harrington

Nature has provided thousands of natural medicines and natural antibiotics over millennia. Most people are unaware, but virtually all pharmaceutical medications originally came from the plants of the Earth. After they were proven effective in treating various ailments, the pharmaceutical industry then created synthetic variants which they could patent. In this way, they retained the exclusive rights to earn revenues from their patents over a specific period of time.   Continue reading “What Are The Most Effective Natural Antibiotics?”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Between escalating Grexit concerns and Podemos ‘victory’ in Spain, European bond and stock markets shuddered somewhat today. EURUSD continues to close lower – back below 1.1000. All major bourses across Europe are in the red with Greece and Spain worst (ASE -3%) but the most notable shift is a collapse in Poruguese bonds. Illiquidity has always been an issue for PORTUG bonds but today’s near 4 point collapse in 10Y bond prices (and 48bps spike in spreads) is dramatic to say the least. Spain also saw bond risk jump 10bps. Bond yields and spreads are now higher than before Draghi announced Q€ in January and dramatically higher since bond-buying began. If EU leaders proclaim they can see no contagion from Greece, show them these charts. Finally, despite cash markets being closed, US equity futures also suffered (despite an exuberant BTFD rip higher in China overnight).   Continue reading “China Stocks Surge, Europe/US Purge, & Portuguese Bonds Are Crashing”

Activist Post- by Heather Callaghan

If you want to work with children in California – it is very likely that soon you will “need your shots” or be guilty of committing a crime. Daycare or childcare workers operating from the state, private/commercial or from the home will be required to get the CDC recommended shots – that’s essentially anyone who works in childcare.

Sen. Tony Mendoza (D-Artesia) introduced SB 792 in late February. If passed, it would make California the first state in history to require compulsory vaccinations for childcare workers. Predictably, it was quietly introduced during the Disneyland measles outbreak that was virtually over with by the time the bill started moving. The outbreak is the foremost reason given for the law.   Continue reading “California Moves to Force Childcare Workers to Vaccinate or Be Criminals”