Year: 2014

Natural News – by Jonathan Benson

The controversy surrounding one of the world’s most popular artificial sweeteners, aspartame (NutraSweet, Equal), continues some 30 years after the chemical was rammed through the regulatory process by pharmaceutical interests, despite its well-documented dangers. And yet to this very day, many people are still unaware of the chemical sweetener’s sordid history, not to mention what aspartame is actually made from and how it affects the body and brain. Continue reading “What is aspartame? Five surprising facts you never know about this chemical sweetener”

Zero Hedge – by Cognitive Dissonance

As I am prone to say, locks are there to keep the honest people honest. And of equal importance, locks are there to maintain the illusion you and your possessions are ‘safe’ because the locks will keep the dishonest out. Since perception and proximity play major roles in whether or not we presently ‘feel’ safe, the lock companies and central governments go to great lengths to create the idyllic illusion of total security while simultaneously promoting dangers that threaten your security in order to compel your purchase of their consumer products or government policy. But as anyone knows who has been on either side of a Breaking and Entering (B&E), your locks are but a minor inconvenience to those determined to separate you from your stuff……or your life.   Continue reading “The Surveillance/Police State – Assisting the Dismantling of Inalienable Rights”

Ancient America – by Dr John Ruskamp

For centuries, researchers have been debating if, in pre-Columbian times, meaningful exchanges between the indigenous peoples of Asia and the Americas ever occurred. Periodically, over the past 250 years knowledgeable sinologists and oceanographers have written positively on this topic, yet, so far, no conclusive proof has been put forth establishing such trans-Pacific contact as a historical event.

Now in a published research manuscript Dr. John Ruskamp provides previously unrecognized and compelling new epigraphic evidence, in the form of ancient North American Chinese rock writings that he has identified interspersed among otherwise Native American petroglyphs and pictographs, establishing that in pre-Columbian times literate Asians did indeed traverse the Pacific Ocean to North America, shortly after 1150 BC.   Continue reading “Ancient Asiatic Writing in North America”

Zen Gardner

Compliments of the military industrial complex owned weather service, you can now know when to expect a chemtrail spraying. Yes, they not only own the weather as they said they would, but they also conveniently own the weather forecasting services. George Orwell would be proud.

Check your phone and look at the forecast image. If you see the hazy cloud formation over the sun it could very well be a chemtrail forecast.   Continue reading “Chemtrail Forecasting Made Easy”

Global Economic Intersection – by Michael Haltman

How much would you pay to live in a 500 square foot apartment, also called closets by some, in NYC?

If your initial reaction was that price is irrelevant because regardless of cost you couldn’t live in 500 square feet of space, then these NYC studio apartments are definitely not for you. Although, to be fair, some are actually as large as 600 or 700 square feet!   Continue reading “Eleven NYC ‘Closets’ Listed for More than $1 Million!”

The Lonely Conservative

Federal officials showed up at a resort hotel in Grand Island, NY looking for a place to house some of the illegal immigrant children flooding across our border due to “misperceptions” of Obama administration policies. They could have saved themselves a trip if they had bothered to do a Google search. It turns out the hotel they thought was vacant is actually thriving and booked solid. Oops!

One of the visitors was a Customs and Border Patrol agent and another had a badge that said “DHS” (Department of Homeland Security), Swagler said. Continue reading “Oops! Niaraga Hotel Feds Wanted For Housing Illegal Immigrants Not Vacant After All”

Times of Israel – by ELHANAN MILLER

Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Riyad Al-Maliki claimed on Sunday that Israel may have staged the kidnapping of three Israeli teenagers 10 days ago to deflect international criticism from it, arguing that the Jewish state had no proof that Hamas was behind the abduction.

“They [the Israelis] have no proof that Hamas is behind this operation, as they have failed to provide any proof indicating this,” Maliki told Saudi daily A-Sharq Al-Awsat from Jedda, where he, with  PA President Mahmoud Abbas, was visiting last week.   Continue reading “Israel may have fabricated kidnapping, says Palestinian FM”

Fukushima Diary – by Mochizuki

A Fukushima decontamination volunteer commented on Twitter that the skin bleeds suddenly.

His pictures look like he had just dry skin, but Fukushima Diary judged he rationally can’t mistake it to just a normal dry skin.   Continue reading “Fukushima decontamination volunteer “Blood suddenly splashes out of skin quite often. This is the reality.””

Uncover California

The Border Patrol on Sunday announced the cancellation of its plans to fly hundreds of illegal Central American migrants from south Texas to California for processing, but said the plans could be reinstated.

On Saturday, the Border Patrol’s San Diego Sector Chief Paul Beeson said that nearly 300 Central American migrants would be moved from south Texas to California for processing. He told media persons that there would be two flights with 140 passengers each on Monday, and the flights would continue every three days.   Continue reading “Border Patrol cancels plans to fly illegal immigrants from Texas to California”

GEAB

Last month our team anticipated that the Ukrainian crisis would provide the conditions for a jolt ^[1]. Due to lack of space and because this jolt is much more evident in the rest of the world, we tried to identify the reasons for this jolt to only from a European perspective. But this month we are going to take a closer look at the consequences of the phenomenal acceleration of all the “world afterwards^[2] ” structural trends which have long been at work. Continue reading “Global systemic crisis – The Major Global Geopolitical Reconfiguration”

RT News

Nine Syrian military targets have been hit by Israeli jets and guided missiles, the IDF says, claiming it was a decisive response to a series of cross-border shootings to protect the citizens of Israel.

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group, “at least 10 members of the Syrian army were killed,” Reuters reported.   Continue reading “Israel strikes 9 military targets in Syria”

My Patriot Supply – by Matt Redhawk

Yesterday I had a  real life survival situation I wanted to share with you. I definitely took lessons away from this experience and hope by sharing my little adventure that perhaps you will, as well.

I live in the mountains of northern Idaho in my off-grid home with my family. For some time I’ve been meaning to take my ATV out and explore some of the hundreds of miles of trails on the State and Federal land that border my property to the north. I knew I could reach these trails from my land, but first I needed to clear some fallen trees from the rather precarious path that starts near my solar panel array and takes a rather steep and windy climb up the mountain.    Continue reading “CEO of My Patriot Supply Finds Himself In Real Life Survival Scenario”