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Survivopedia – by Theresa Crouse
They’re lightweight, they’re multi-purpose, they’re inexpensive and they don’t take up hardly any space; a plastic bag fits all of the criteria for being an ideal survival item.
Since they’re so readily available, you should have some in several different sizes just so that you can be prepared for even MORE scenarios! Continue reading “18 Survival Uses For Plastic Bags”
Natural Society – by Barbara Minton
There is no doubt that almonds were once one of the healthiest foods on Earth; there are many health benefits of almonds. But before you buy almonds today, here is something you should know: most of the almonds sold in the U.S. have been fumigated with propylene oxide, a chemical that even the CDC has admitted causes cancer.
In 2007, it became illegal for raw almonds to be sold in the U.S. What brought about this law was an outbreak of Salmonella in Canada that was traced back to an almond grower in California. The California Department of Health Services stepped in to help this grower increase the safety of his almonds, and that appeared to be the end of it. Continue reading “Have You Discovered the Dirty Little Secret of Almonds?”
A proposed tar sands pipeline through Western Canada threatens the Salish Sea—rich, abundant border waters shared by the U.S. and Canada—and the very existence and way of life of Native tribes located in the United States.
The pipeline would end near Vancouver, but from there, massive oil tankers carrying toxic tar sands bitumen must thread their way through the waters of the Salish Sea along the U.S-Canada border, where an oil spill would destroy one of our nation’s most valuable ecosystems. Continue reading “Inside the Fight to Save the Salish Sea”
Business Insider – by Chelsea Harvey
The newest craze has hit Boston: snow-diving.
In the wake of a series of heavy snowstorms, Boston is finding itself literally swamped with snow — so much snow, in fact, that there was talk for a while of dumping some of it into the Boston harbor. In the past month, the city has gotten more than seven feet of precipitation, and Bostonians are starting to come up with creative ways to make light of the situation. Continue reading “Insane videos of people in Boston endangering their lives by jumping out of windows into snow banks”
It was just a regular morning at the Good Family Pharmacy in Pinch, West Virginia until a masked man walked into the pharmacy attempting to rob it.
Unfortunately for the man, one of the pharmacists on duty was armed. According to news reports, the pharmacist actually joked with the man when he first came in about robbing him and that’s when the suspect pulled out a gun to rob them! Continue reading “Watch As This Gun-Toting Pharmacist Saves Seven Of His Customers From An Armed Robber”
This article is more BS about how we must protect Israel. Screw them!!!!
Religious leaders are warning that the United States is nearing a day of judgment based on its treatment of the nation of Israel.
What’s more, they say, signs in the heavens are coinciding with what is shaping up to be an unexpectedly controversial address by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on March 3 and a fiercely contested Israeli election weeks later. Continue reading “Last days? Heavenly signs abound during Netanyahu speech”
Shark Tank – by Nicole Sanders
While Republicans are bitterly trying to stop President Obama’s executive order on immigration, possible presidential candidate, Jeb Bush has said illegal immigration is an act of love and a commitment to your family.
In an 2014 interview at College Station, Texas he said: Continue reading “Jeb Bush thinks Illegal Immigration is ‘Not a Felony’ but ‘an Act of Love’”
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