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As one of the preconditions to authorizing close to $300 million in aid, the United States is pressuring El Salvador to purchase genetically modified seeds from Monsanto instead of non-GM seeds from local farmers.

According to Sustainable Pulse, a website covering developments related to genetically modified organisms and sustainable agriculture, the US will reportedly withhold $277 million in aid through the Millennium Challenge Compact if El Salvador refuses to purchase GM seeds from the biotech company Monsanto.   Continue reading “US pressures El Salvador to buy Monsanto’s GMO seeds”

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Science Daily

Think those flat, glassy solar panels on your neighbor’s roof are the pinnacle of solar technology? Think again.

Researchers in the University of Toronto’s Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering have designed and tested a new class of solar-sensitive nanoparticle that outshines the current state of the art employing this new class of technology. Continue reading “New class of nanoparticle brings cheaper, lighter solar cells outdoors”

CNN – by Jose Pagliery

Even if you power off your cell phone, the U.S. government can turn it back on.

That’s what ex-spy Edward Snowden revealed in last week’s interview with NBC’s Brian Williams. It sounds like sorcery. Can someone truly bring your phone back to life without touching it?

No. But government spies can get your phone to play dead.

It’s a crafty hack. You press the button. The device buzzes. You see the usual power-off animation. The screen goes black. But it’ll secretly stay on — microphone listening and camera recording.   Continue reading “How the NSA can ‘turn on’ your phone remotely”

Now The End Begins

One of the ploys of the LGBT Mafia as they continue their juggernaut to seize control of America’s churches is that they say that “we are all created in God’s image”, thereby attempting to justify their perverse lifestyle. But the bible says exactly the opposite. When Adam and Eve sinned and lost the image of God in the Garden, the children that they produced were created in their own fallen image. Not in the image of God. We read this in Genesis 5:3:   Continue reading “Obama’s Church Welcomes Transgendered Sodomite Priest To Perform Services”

Natural Society – by  Elizabeth Renter

You’re right to be concerned about the effects of radiation from the Fukushima nuclear disaster of 2011 and beyond. The power station in Japan failed miserably following an earthquake, sending radioactive waste into the ocean at amounts still not fully understood. Recently, a study from researchers with Oregon State University has affirmed the spills have affected sea life and Albacore tuna in particular.

Published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology, the research, led by Delvan Neville of the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Health Physics of the University, says there are notable effects of the Fukushima disaster being felt by tuna caught off the coast of Oregon.    Continue reading “Radiation in Tuna Triples After Fukushima, New Study Says”

Oilprice.com – by Andy Tully

For two years, Japan has omitted 640 kilograms (0.7 of a ton) of unused plutonium in its annual accounts to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

An official at the Japan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC) said the nuclear fuel – enough to power about 80 nuclear bombs – is part of a fuel, called mixed plutonium-uranium oxide (MOX), that was stored for the period covered by the reports in a reactor in the southern Japanese town that has been off-line for three years.    Continue reading “Japan Fails To Report Hundreds Of Pounds Of Unused Plutonium To IAEA”

Navy Times – by Oriana Pawlyk

The Air Force has further beefed up its bomber presence in Europe, deploying two B-2 stealth bombers for military exercises in the region.

The B-2 deployment is another show of Washington’s effort to reassure allies in the region amid Russia’s recent bluster. The aircraft are assigned to the 509th Bomb Wing out of Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri. On Sunday, they joined three B-52 Stratofortress aircraft already deployed to RAF Fairford, a British air base west of London.?   Continue reading “U.S. sends stealth bombers to Europe”

Daily Caller – by J. Arthur Bloom

The problem with mass murderers is it’s so hard to make them fit a narrative.

Remember the retractions from people like The Nation’s Eric Alterman and HuffPo’s Elise Foley after a DHS report tying Jared Loughner to a white advocacy website turned out to be just “brainstorming”?   Continue reading “The Media Finally Gets The Mass Shooter It Always Wanted”

Alternet – by Martha Rosenberg

It has been a decade since Merck’s “super-aspirin” Vioxx was withdrawn from the market after a study showed it doubled the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Heavily advertised by celebrity athletes like Dorothy Hamill and Bruce Jenner and used by approximately 20 million patients, estimates of the heart attacks caused by Vioxx range from 27,000 to up to  140,000. The Vioxx scandal made Merck the poster child for deceptive marketing because the cardiovascular risk data was  deliberately withheld from the FDA, medical journals and the drug-taking public and their doctors, according to news reports. In 2010, Merck compensated 20,591 heart attack and 12,447 stroke plaintiffs out of a $4.85 billion settlement fund.   Continue reading “One of Big Pharma’s Most Disastrous Drugs Destroyed This Man’s Spine”

Joe for America

Illegal immigrants may be testing Obama’s resolve to grant amnesty. He is now calling their numbers a ‘crisis’.

Do ya think?

About 700 unaccompanied minors mostly from Central America were sleeping on plastic boards at a Border Patrol warehouse in Nogales, Arizona, this weekend, the vast majority flown from South Texas. It is the latest illustration of how a wave of immigrants from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala has overwhelmed U.S. border authorities. President Barack Obama called the surge a crisis last week and appointed the Federal Emergency Management Agency to lead the government’s response. Here are some questions and answers.   Continue reading “Obama Wants Another $1.4 Billion for Foster Care . . . of Illegal Immigrants”

Common Dreams – by Sarah Lazare

Under the Obama administration, surplus weapons from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan—from grenade launchers to machine guns to silencers—have militarized police departments across the United States at unprecedented levels, the New York Times revealed in an investigation published Sunday.

Pentagon data shows a massive transfer of military weapons to local law enforcement on Obama‘s watch, including “tens of thousands of machine guns; nearly 200,000 ammunition magazines; thousands of pieces of camouflage and night-vision equipment; and hundreds of silencers, armored cars and aircraft,” writes journalist Matt Apuzzo.   Continue reading “Concern Grows as Military Weapons Flood Police Departments”

Christian News – by Heather Clark

ROME – Megachurch speaker and author Joel Osteen was among a group of political and religious leaders who met with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Thursday.

According to reports, Osteen was part of a delegation organized by the International Foundation in an effort to encourage interfaith relations and ecumenicism. Utah Senator Mike Lee (R), a Mormon, Gayle Beebe, the president of the interdenominational Westmont College in California, and Pastor Tim Timmons, founder of South Coast Community Church also in California, were among those who who greeted the pope, along with Osteen.   Continue reading “Joel Osteen Meets with Pope Francis at Vatican: ‘He’s Made the Church More Inclusive’”

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Natural Society – by Elizabeth Renter

Cancer is a deadly disease—there is no denying it, but there is some controversy where conventional cancer treatments are involved, many of them suspected of being more harmful than the cancer itself. A new study from Dana Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center found that children with a certain type of brain tumor who were treated with radiation had a lower survival rate than those who weren’t, offering additional evidence that some of these treatments could do more harm than good.   Continue reading “More Evidence that Conventional Cancer Treatments Are More Deadly than Cancer”

News Max Health – by Nick Tate

A compound found in red wine and dark chocolate that has been widely hailed for its anti-aging properties has been shown to have a potential new health benefit: It may improve people’s memories.

New research out of Germany suggests involving 46 overweight adults found those who took resveratrol supplements for six months had better short-term recall than a similar group of individuals given an inactive placebo.   Continue reading “More Evidence Resveratrol Improves Memory”