cacaoNatural News – by Mike Adams

Both ConsumerLab.com and the Natural News Forensic Food Lab have simultaneously confirmed high levels of the toxic heavy metal cadmium in cacao powder products. High levels of lead have also been found by Natural News in one brand of cacao powder.

Takeaway points from this research:
• High levels of toxic cadmium are consistently found in cacao POWDER products, across many brands.   Continue reading “ConsumerLab, Natural News Labs both confirm high levels of toxic cadmium in popular cacao powders”

STILL FRAME FROM VIDEOMail.com

LAFITTE, La. (AP) — Gasps can be heard by tourists on a swamp boat tour in south Louisiana as their guide jumps in the water to feed chicken and marshmallows to two alligators. At one point the guide puts a marshmallow in his mouth and lets one of the gators snatch it away.

The scene was captured on video by Stacy Hicks of St. Helens, Oregon, who visited the area in May. “When he jumped in I was a little scared, more for him than us though,” Hicks said. “I am surprised at the attention this video has gotten. I just thought that this was a thing that happens all the time on the tours.”   Continue reading “Tourist video captured gator-feeding frolic”

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“The Events Of The Tribulation”   Continue reading “Join us for The Liberty Bible Hour”

Lew Rockwell – by Roger Stone, The Stone Zone

According to the New York Times, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library, surviving LBJ staff members, and the Johnson family has launched a campaign to improve Johnson’s image as an ex-President. This effort includes batshit crazy first daughter Luci Bird Johnson, who will host a “Civil Rights Conference” at the LBJ Library in April. Ms. Johnson will also headline a Texas Bar Association Meeting in June. LBJ’s greatness has been subsumed by Vietnam, they contend.   Continue reading “House of Cards: Is Frank Underwood LBJ?”

Lohud – by Joseph Spector, TJN

Senate Finance Committee chairman John DeFrancisco said today he has no plans to move a bill that would legalize medical marijuana out of his committee, saying too many uncertainties remain about the drug.

“The Savino bill will not come out of my committee, the Finance Committee,” he said. “You don’t have any kind of reasonable research on the effects. You have people coming in here every day trying to ban e-cigarettes and use of tobacco in other ways.”   Continue reading “Medical marijuana suffers major blow in Senate”

A Crash in Ammunition Prices is ComingAmmoLand – by Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- The Obama caused bubble in ammunition prices seems ready to bust.

Over the last few years people have seen ammunition prices double or triple.

Handgun and rifle ammunition has been hard to find at times.   .22 long rifle ammunition tripled in price over the last 18 months.   People would line up to buy ammunition at prices two and three times the level that they were just two years ago.   Continue reading “A Crash in Ammunition Prices is Coming”

ABC News

The deaths of two Las Vegas cops on Sunday raised to 23 the number of law enforcement officers killed this year by gunfire across the country while in the line of duty — a 53 percent increase compared to the same time last year, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.

That is a stark contrast to the same time last year when firearms-related shootings accounted for 15 deaths, the group said. Continue reading “Police Killings Up 53 percent This Year”

NewsMax Health

Diets rich in protein appear to reduce a person’s risk of stroke, particularly if it’s a lean animal protein like fish, a new analysis suggests. 

People with the highest amounts of animal protein in their diets were 20 percent less likely to suffer a stroke, compared with those who ate little to no protein, said study author Xinfeng Liu, of Nanjing University School of Medicine in Nanjing, China.   Continue reading “High-Protein Diets Cut Stroke Risk: Study”

c844ad4f275004cdce5ec2ed3274c6c0_MThe New American – by Dave Bohon

A Salt Lake City police officer who was suspended over his objections to working the city’s notorious “gay pride” parade has resigned from his position, the police department said June 9. But the central issue in the entire episode appears to be a fabrication by police officials over the reason the unidentified officer was suspended from the department in the first place. While the department said that the officer refused to work the June 7 Utah Pride Parade, his attorney insists that his client simply requested to be re-assigned to another duty at the event so that he would not have to be directly involved in the offensive homosexual spectacle.   Continue reading “Salt Lake Police Force Officer to Resign Over Objection to “Gay Pride” Duty”

'Man Put A Gun To His Head' [Shutterstock] http://tinyurl.com/lqd7ydyRaw Story – by Arturo Garcia

An unidentified California man reportedly sidestepped federal law and shot himself to death after renting a gun at a shooting range, KTXL-TV reported on Wednesday.

The man acquired the gun early Wednesday afternoon at Guns, Fishing & Other Stuff, a shooting range in Vacaville. The store’s owner, Travis Morgan, told KTXL anyone renting a gun to use at his store’s shooting range must sign a waiver.   Continue reading “‘He turned around for a second’: Calif. man goes to gun range and shoots himself dead”

Fox 28 – by James Fegan

ThermoDyne officials say they are at “full production, business as usual” the day after Homeland Security Investigations were on scene at the Elkhart business on Tuesday.

FOX28 crews at the scene observed HSI personnel present at ThermoDyne on the 800 block of Middlebury St. However, neither HSI representatives nor the U.S. Attorney’s office will provide comment on why officials were at the business. ThermoDyne did not have any comment on why investigators were present at their business on Tuesday Continue reading “ThermoDyne “business as usual” day after visit from Homeland Security Investigators”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: Once again government forcing its will on the public. This perversion is becoming the norm and once it becomes more establish the next step will be pedophilia. Those who have a interest in young children will use homosexual marriage as their example. We posted on this in the past, how some groups are already calling for this. Here are some articles on that topic: “Pedophiles Want Same Rights as Homosexuals, Support Group Seeks ‘Truth and Dignity’“, “American Psychiatric Association Reclassifies Pedophilia, Backtracks” and “Army acknowledges pedophilia part of Islam“.

(Source: NBC) – Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday that the refusal by the Boy Scouts of America to allow gay adults to be scout leaders “perpetuates the worst kind of stereotypes.” Continue reading “U.S. Attorney General Slams Boy Scouts Over Gay Scoutmaster Ban”

National Review – by Michelle Malkin

A source tipped me off last week to a curious occurrence: It seems that two planeloads of illegal aliens were recently shipped to Massachusetts. The first reportedly landed at Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford. According to my tipster, approximately 160 illegal immigrants arrived on that flight and stayed nearly a week before being transferred to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) site and then released.

The second flight reportedly was diverted from Hanscom to Boston’s Logan Airport this past weekend. I am told that both Massachusetts and New Hampshire officials were on hand. I reached out to Hanscom AFB for confirmation but did not receive a call back by my deadline.   Continue reading “The New Dumping Grounds”

AZ Central – by Sean Holstege

A makeshift bomb exploded at a Nogales, Ariz., power plant Wednesday morning, damaging a large fuel tank and prompting an investigation by the FBI and federal bomb experts.

Local officials were alerted at 9:30 a.m. to “suspicious activity” at UniSource Energy Services’ Valencia Plant. The explosion damaged a diesel storage tank, but there were no reports of injuries and authorities said they knew of no suspects or witnesses.   Continue reading ““Suspicious device” explodes at Nogales power plant”

Breitbart – by Kristin Tate

Thousands of illegal immigrants flooding the U.S.-Mexico border are overwhelming federal resources and facilities. Word-of-mouth and news reports that U.S. Border Patrol agents are giving perceived amnesty to children migrants has apparently spread in Central America and may be prompting more hopefuls to make the dangerous journey north.

La Prensa, a popular newspaper in Honduras with a circulation of more than 60,000 units, recently released a report called “U.S. military base in California used to house juveniles.”    Continue reading “Central American Newspapers Encourages Minors to Enter US Illegally”