Health Impact New – by Paul Fassa

The recent controversy over the documentary “Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe,” despite being attacked by so many who haven’t seen it, is bringing public attention to real life episodes of vaccine damaged children and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) whistleblower Dr. William Thompson’s attempt to reveal fraud in the CDC.

But this accurate CDC episode reveals only one episode of hiding data to deal disinformation publicly that doesn’t support vaccine safety. There have been several other vaccine report cover-ups and other types of fraudulent activity in addition to the Dr. Thompson whistleblower episode.   Continue reading “The U.S. Centers For Disease Control – A History of Corruption”

World Events and the Bible

In a speech at MacDill Air Force Base, in Tampa, Florida on Tuesday, President Obama focused on his eight-year effort to protect the homeland, fight terrorism, and strengthen U.S. allies.

He said he wanted to “talk about the foundation that we will leave for the next administration.
Continue reading “Obama Reminds Troops They Have The Right To ‘Protest Against Authority’ And ‘Criticize Our President’”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Los Angeles, CA — The TSA are notorious for sexual assaults, groping children, forcing the elderly to remove clothing, humiliating those with special needs, and outright brutality. And, this latest case from Los Angeles International Airport, in which a mom battling breast cancer was humiliated and assaulted, further proves that notion.

This time, however, the TSA would attack the wrong person who knew her rights and knew the power of filming. Denise Albert is co-host on the Sirius XM Stars program, The Mom’s, who was traveling through LAX when she was targeted by TSA because her medical cream for her breast cancer treatment was ‘suspicious.’   Continue reading “Mom Battling Breast Cancer Humiliated by TSA Attempting ‘Aggressive Body Cavity Search in Public’”

The Daily Sheeple

Listen to this healthcare worker in Georgia discuss how the federal government through Obamacare is threatening to withhold Medicare and Medicaid payments to health institutions unless they mandate flu vaccines specifically for at least 97% of their healthcare workers statewide… In turn, the healthcare institutions are threatening to fire everyone who refuses to take these vaccines because its bottom lines for them.

She’s objecting to the vaccine… and she has a really good question: “Why the flu?” of all things. Why specifically that worthless vaccine of all vaccines?   Continue reading ““Lining up Like Sheep”: Obamacare, States Forcing Vaccines on All Healthcare Workers Statewide or They’re Fired”

Video Rebel’s Blog

We can demonstrate our power by bankrupting the latest politically correct movie – Rogue One. The writers tell us that a diverse cast is led by a woman in their revolt against the white supremacists as symbolized by the Star Wars Troopers. Well, they are white robots so white men ought to feel guilty.

They spent $200 million on this turkey. Bankrupt them.

We don’t have to pay Hollywood money to make fun of us.   Continue reading “The Audience Strikes Back: They Want To Ban our Websites. We Can Bankrupt Them.”

Rolling Stone – by Kory Grow

Greg Lake, a singer and multi-instrumentalist who helped propel prog rock into the mainstream as a member of Emerson, Lake and Palmer and King Crimson, died Tuesday. His manager told the BBC he had recently had “a long and stubborn battle with cancer”; the news comes nine months after the death of his bandmate, Keith Emerson. He was 69.

“It is with great sadness that I must now say goodbye to my friend and fellow bandmate, Greg Lake,” Carl Palmer wrote in a statement. “Greg’s soaring voice and skill as a musician will be remembered by all who knew his music and recordings he made with ELP and King Crimson. I have fond memories of those great years we had in the 1970s and many memorable shows we performed together. Having lost Keith this year as well has made this particularly hard for all of us. As Greg sang at the end of Pictures at an Exhibition, ‘death is life.’ His music can now live forever in the hearts of all who loved him.”   Continue reading “Greg Lake, Emerson, Lake & Palmer Co-Founder, Dead at 69”