Author: Paul

Reuters – by Mari Saito

TOKYO, Oct 9 (Reuters) – Six workers at Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear plant were exposed to a leak of highly radioactive water on Wednesday, the latest in a string of mishaps the country’s nuclear watchdog has attributed to carelessness, saying they could have been avoided.

Tokyo Electric Power Co, also known as Tepco, has been battling to contain radioactive water at the plant, which suffered triple meltdowns and hydrogen explosions following a devastating earthquake in March 2011.   Continue reading “Latest leak at Japan’s Fukushima plant contaminates 6 workers”

Natural News – by Mike Adams

Just weeks after an Ohio court ruled that medical authorities could not force chemotherapy upon a 10-year-old Amish girl against the wishes of her parents, an appeals court overturned the rule, allowing the hospital — which profits from chemotherapy treatments — to force this girl to receive chemotherapy against the wishes of her parents.

This is, essentially, chemotherapy at gunpoint or what I call “predatory medicine.” If the parents refuse the court order, they will be arrested at gunpoint and charged with various crimes. The Akron Children’s Hospital, which stands to profit from this decision, is the new medical mafia, poisoning children with mandatory “life sentences” handed down by a corrupt, medically ignorant justice system.   Continue reading “Court rules Amish girl to be forcefully poisoned with chemotherapy; Akron Children’s Hospital now practicing predatory medicine”

Pakalert Press

With sales of foods labeled gluten free now reaching over 6 billion dollars a year, something truly profound is happening to the way in which Americans are perceiving the role of wheat in their diets. Once celebrated as the very poster-child of the health food movement, folks are increasingly rejecting this “king of grains,” and are now identifying it as being at the very root of their health problems.   Continue reading “Modern Wheat Really Isn’t Wheat At All”

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

Why would the president of the United States try to purposely hurt the American people?  Well, in 2013 this is done in order to score political points and force the opposition in to doing what you want them to do.  A few days ago, an angry Park Service ranger publicly admitted that he and his fellow rangers have been ordered to “make life as difficult for people as we can” during this government shutdown.  That Park Service ranger would never have received such an order unless it came from the very top.  Apparently the Obama administration plans to cause as much pain as possible until Obama gets everything that he is demanding.    Continue reading “Extreme Hypocrisy! Obama Orders Federal Workers To “Make Life As Difficult For People As We Can””

RT

There is no reason to believe that radiation leaks at Fukushima will be contained by 2020, so the Tokyo Olympics can become impossible, nuclear technology historian Robert Jacobs told RT.

Last August Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) for the first time requested international help in its increasingly desperate fight to contain the leaks at the crippled nuclear plant. Historian of social and cultural aspects of nuclear technology and Associate Professor at Hiroshima Peace University, Robert Jacobs believes this means the problem is catastrophically large.   Continue reading “‘Fukushima might make 2020 Tokyo Olympics impossible’”

The News Doctors – by Eric Boehm

Chad Henderson was all over the news the past two days.

The 21-year-old student from Georgia was citedin multiple articles as being one of the few, the proud, the successful to signed up for insurance through a federal exchange.

On his Facebook page, Henderson bragged about being interviewed by “The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Chattanooga Times Free Press, The Huffington Post, Enroll America, and Politico,” along with several local TV affiliates.   Continue reading “You Know That One Guy Who Successfully Signed Up For Obamacare? He Didn’t”

Examiner – by Patricia Campion

“As you are well aware,” wrote Retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief Geoff Ross — in a message posted by Fred Brownbill on Save America Foundation Sunday — the federal government “has illegally and unconstitutionally closed state fishing and navigational waters within the 12 mile boundary of state waters.”

When logging onto the U.S. Department of Interior website, visitors are greeted with this message, posted Oct. 1 by the National Park Service:   Continue reading “Mutiny: Retired Navy captain plans blockade to protest closure of Florida waters”

Fukushima Diary

Tepco released the photos of the broken parts of the damaged stack on 10/7/2013. The image quality is low for some reason, but we can clearly see the parts completely cut off.

According to Tepco, the stack has 5 parts broken, and they are all concentrated at 66m height from the ground. The reason is not verified.   Continue reading “Fukushima: Bracing parts are completely cut off on the damaged stack”

Continue reading “An Open Letter “To Whom It May Concern””

Natural Society – by Anthony Gucciardi

These days genetic modification of the food supply is rather prevalent. With genetic modification being linked to sterility and infant mortality, it is something that should be avoided at all costs. Unfortunately, food products containing genetically modified organisms are often not properly labeled, leading to unknowing consumption of genetically modified ingredients. Learn how to identify which products are genetically modified, and avoid this major health risk.   Continue reading “How to Know if Your Food is Conventional, Organic, or Genetically Modified”

Natural Society – by Elizabeth Renter

Are you aware of nanotechnology and nanoparticles? Nanoparticles are tiny—like really tiny. A piece of your hair is about 100,000 nanometers wide; it’s the unit of measurement that your fingernails grow in a single second, but their size isn’t the only problem. Nanoparticles are potentially toxic, according to the Alliance for Natural Health (ANH), and they are found in everything from certified organic foods to clothing.    Continue reading “Next Generation GMOs: Questionable Nanoparticles are in Your Clothes, Organic Food”

Siberian Times

Russian scientists confirmed on Monday that a tracking station at Lake Baikal in Siberia spotted the 15-metre object, monitoring it for nine hours. It flew within 11,300 km of the Earth’s surface – and initially observers thought it was an artificial object, for example a spent rocket booster, but found no known space junk that could account for it.

The asteroid ‘was discovered on Friday night by our station near Lake Baikal and nine hours later it flew within 11,300 km of the Earth’s surface, below the orbit of geostationary satellites. It was about 15 meters in size,’ said Vladimir Lipunov of the Moscow State University and the Sternberg Astronomical Institute.  Continue reading “Siberian observatory tracks a ‘near miss’ as space object speeds close to Earth”

ENE News

2013 Report of Study Group on Radionuclide Science in the North Pacific Ocean (PICES, an intergovernmental scientific organization made up of Canada, China, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the U.S.): […] Chairman Dr. Zhang […] pointed out that the widespread application of nuclear science and technology and a recent nuclear power plant accident [Fukushima Daiichi] had led to increasing amounts of radionuclides released into the North Pacific. In addition, the long half-life radionuclides could potentially endanger the marine ecosystem, including human health through food chain exposures. Consequently, it is important to monitor the radiation exposure level and assess the effects of radioactive substances on marine ecosystems in the North Pacific waters.   Continue reading “Official Gov’t Documents: Fukushima to endanger North Pacific marine ecosystem and health of human beings? “Very important to monitor radiation exposure level and assess effects of radioactive substances””