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High Times – by Maureen Meehan
At the turn of the century, before the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937, Eli Lilly, Parke-Davis and Squibb of Bristol-Myers Squibb, were marketing cannabis extracts and tinctures labeled as “uniformly effective at dose levels of 10 mg.”
In those days, most medicines had the same generic characteristics, so drug companies had to rely on marketing and brand recognition to sell their products. Continue reading “Big Pharma Companies Were The Original Medical Pot Sellers”
The Australian government has announced that it intends to stop welfare payments to parents who refuse to vaccinate their children.
The “no jab, no pay” policy may cost parents more than A$11,000 a year per child in lost benefit payments.
Families with children not immunised have been able to receive childcare cash if they have a philosophical or religious objection to vaccines. Continue reading “Australia to stop welfare cash of anti-vaccine parents”
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Outpost of Freedom – by Gary Hunt
In previous articles, we have discussed the Criminal Complaint, Arrest Warrant, and Search Warrant. In each of those documents, we have a set paragraph, to wit:
On August 29, 2014, United States Border Patrol Agents from the Fort Brown Border Patrol Station, while in performance of their official duties, encountered an armed individual, identified as John Frederick FOERSTER, in the brush. During this encounter, FOERSTER turned and pointed a firearm at a USBP Agent, who intern [sic] fired several shots at FOERSTER. FOERSTER is a member of “Rusty’s Rangers,” an armed citizen militia group patrolling the border of the United States and Mexico. Continue reading “Camp Lone Star – Act Two: The Contradictions; Scene 1: Pointing Weapons, or Not Pointing Weapons?”
President Obama held a historic formal meeting with Cuban President Raul Castro Saturday, the first between US and Cuban leaders in over half a century, pledging to ‘turn the page’ and develop a new relationship between the two countries.
The two leaders shook hands Friday at the start of the summit and met Saturday on the sidelines of the a Panama City convention center. Continue reading “Obama holds historic meeting with Cuba’s Castro, pledges to ‘turn the page’”
A popular visa program allegedly is being misused by U.S. companies to lay off thousands of American workers and replace them with foreign labor.
And, adding insult to injury, many of the laid-off workers allegedly have been forced to train their replacements, in what one anonymous whistleblower called a “humiliating” experience. Continue reading “Senators seek probe of claims US workers fired, forced to train foreign replacements”
Activist Post – by Jefferey Jaxen
As parents and concerned citizens rallied in Sacramento to oppose Senate Bill 277, the Senate Health Committee advanced the bill with a 6 to 2 vote. In what the Sergeant at Arms described as “The biggest turnout I’ve seen in 15 years,” the signed bill now faces further challenges on the way to law.
In California, where solutions appear to always remove rights from the citizen and replace them with control, hope for individual freedoms is getting hard to come by. While the state grapples with laughable solutions put forward by Gov. Jerry Brown to end a drought, parents now face the real possibility of forced vaccination for their children attending public school. Continue reading “Medical Choice Under Attack as SB277 Passes CA Health Committee”
As the Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen continue and the fighting on the ground intensifies, US citizens stuck in Yemen have lashed out at Washington for ignoring their pleas for help as they try to leave the war-torn country.
Aerial bombardment and street battles have become a daily reality for people in Yemen. “We hear a few bombings a day. It’s very scary right now,” Arwa Al-Iraine, a US citizen trapped in Yemen told RT. Continue reading “‘Nobody will help us evacuate:’ Americans urge Washington to help flee Yemen war”
The NYPD has struck again, this time quite literally: breaking the leg of Thabo Sefolosha, a forward for the Atlanta Hawks.
At around 4:00 AM on Wednesday morning, Indiana Pacers player Chris Copeland and his girlfriend were stabbed outside a New York City nightclub during an altercation with a stranger armed with a switchblade. The injuries were not life threatening, although Copeland did suffer a broken elbow in the attack and has to undergo surgery. Continue reading “NYPD Breaks NBA Player’s Leg, Altercation Caught on Video”
US Republican senators have proposed amendments to legislation giving Congress a vote on a nuclear agreement with Iran, with Senator Marco Rubio attempting to tie Israel to the controversial bill.
According to sources, Rubio, the first-term senator from Florida, is pushing for an amendment that would make “recognition of Israel” part of the legislation, sponsored by Senators Bob Corker and Robert Menendez. Continue reading “GOP senators propose amendments to Corker-Menendez legislation”
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All across the western states, a grass-roots movement has risen to reclaim states’ Constitutionally mandated public lands from federal government control.
Presently, resolutions and bills are in motion is Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and now Alaska. Continue reading “Land for the People: Alaska Passes Bill Returning State Land from Federal Control”
Huffington Post – by Lucy McCalmont
The National Basketball Association said Saturday that it is calling for more details following the arrest earlier this week of Atlanta Hawks’ Thabo Sefolosha, which ended with the player enduring a broken ankle.
“We are working with the Hawks organization and local law enforcement to obtain more information about the circumstances surrounding Thabo’s arrest,” NBA spokesman Mike Bass said in a statement. Continue reading “NBA Looking Into NYPD Arrest Of Thabo Sefolosha”
Earth shaking words from a giant on Wall Street.
The insiders know the next collapse is coming. What form it takes may remain a surprise to account holders and investors who are not on guard.
But JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon is positioning his firm to pick up the pieces after it hits. Continue reading ““There Will Be a More Volatile Crisis”: JPMorgan CEO Signals Coming Financial Tsunami”
Jade Helm is morphing into something very dark and very sinister. At the conclusion of the article, many of us will be asking about how we should collectively respond. We certainly need to explore the possibilities.
Patriot Protests Against Jade Helm
One of the reasons that I believe that Jade Helm could go live is because of the bravado and attention being given to this topic. The globalists who have hijacked our government have taken off the gloves and there is no denying what they are up to. As a result, people who have been clueless about the New World Order are awakening to the level of tyranny that is growing within our country. Continue reading “Jade Helm’s Use of Death Squads”
Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood is being called the “New Joe Arpaio” for his refusal to abandon the people of his county to satisfy the ideological needs of a tyrant and a flowerpowered state official. Gov. Moonbeam recently signed an executive order, telling law enforcement in the state that they cannot work with federal immigration officers to detain illegal aliens who commit crimes, making California a sanctuary state. Unfortunately for the head kook, Youngblood is not a state employee and cannot be forced to disobey federal law. Continue reading “California Sheriff Refuses to Bow to Obama or Governor on Immigration”
Indoctrination.
WEST NEW YORK — As the firefighters used the “jaws of life” to demonstrate how to rip open a car, the group of disciplined West New York kids who were watching remained standing at attention. But some of their eyes lit up a bit.
North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue’s Acting Captain Peter Mancini later let a few of the kids touch the “jaws of life” emergency rescue tool, which helps extract people pinned in vehicles after car accidents. Continue reading “West New York academy lets kids see how police, fire officials ‘really are’”
Freedom Outpost – by Michael Bastasch
Environmental activists cheered the California Fish and Game Commission’s decision to adopt regulations banning the use of lead ammunition for hunting throughout the Golden State.
In a unanimous vote, the Commission opted to phase out lead bullets, which hunters groups are calling a de-facto ban on hunting in the state. Environmentalists, on the other hand, are saying these regulations will save California Condors and Golden Eagles from getting lead poisoning. Continue reading “California Officially and Unconstitutionally Bans Hunters from Using Lead Bullets”
OLNEY (WPVI) — Two people were arrested and several others are being sought in connection to a brutal attack on a homeless man at a gas station in Philadelphia’s Olney section.
It happened around 6:50 p.m. Tuesday in the 5500 block of North 5th Street.
Police say it all began when a 10-year-old boy told his mother that he got into an argument with the man over who was going to pump customers’ gas for spare change. Continue reading “2 Arrests, Others Sought In Attack On Homeless Man At Olney Gas Station”
The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Melton
The mainstream media and their experts are finally openly admitting that radiation from the crippled nuclear reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the initial meltdown of which was equivalent to 168 of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima during World War II, has reached North American shoes, but don’t worry.
Everything, according to the system, is just fine and dandy. Continue reading “Media Pushing the Idea That Fukushima Radiation Is Just Fine So Why Not Go Swim in It for Six Hours a Day”
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