From the Trenches World Report

The Healing Journal

DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is derived from lignin, a binding substance of trees. The Crown Zellerbach Corporation, a mammoth lumber company, holds the patents on DMSO for use as an industrial solvent AND as a liniment for treating pain in horses. Crown Zellerbach licenses DMSO exclusively to Research Industries for marketing as a drug – called Rimso-50. Topically applied, DMSO has the unusual ability to act as a “chemical hypodermic needle”, which is to say that it is rapidly absorbed through the skin and can take with it other substances that ordinarily would not cross the skin’s barrier. DMSO is often used by alternative therapists to enhance the outcomes of other substances and therapies. (A health professional always needs to be consulted – no self-doctering here!)
Entering the body, either “painted” on the skin, taken orally, or via IV, DMSO rapidly penetrates into cells and cleans them of toxins, a desirable mechanism which may explain much of its versatility. Topically applied, DMSO produces a garlic-like taste in the mouth and a breath odor. Topical use can occasionally cause a rash, blistering, itching, hives, or skin thickening – especially when too much is used. Intravenous use can cause kidney damage and other adverse side effects and be certain that the product you are using is medical grade (at least 99.9% pure) and not of industrial grade.)   Continue reading “DMSO “a little dab will do ya””

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Common Dreams – by Caroline Arnold

Today is Guy Fawkes Day in England, celebrating the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot to blow up Parliament and kill King James I in 1605.

Fawkes was one of a group of Roman Catholics who feared they were mortally threatened by a Protestant authoritarian king and government. The plotters planned to destroy Parliament and kill the king by exploding 1800 lbs of gunpowder in a cellar beneath the House of Lords.   Continue reading “Masks, Memes, the Torturers, and the Witches”

Huffington Post – by Madeline Boardman

Ted Nugent joined a Google Hangout with Detroit radio station WCSX this week, and the rock star didn’t hold back when given the chance to speak about politics.

“Politics in America are very embarrassing right now,” Nugent said. “They’re dire. I won’t go into the gory details because I think we all pay attention, I hope everyone is paying attention to what this administration is doing and what the attorney general does and how it doesn’t matter that four Americans died in Benghazi.”   Continue reading “Ted Nugent On Running For President: ‘Sure, Why Not?’”

Business Week – by Paul M. Barrett

Gun control lives. On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from a man barred from owning a firearm because of a 45-year-old misdemeanor assault conviction. As Bloomberg News’s high court guru, Greg Stohr, notes, the justices have repeatedly declined to take up gun-rights appeals over the last three years. The practical effect of this non-action is that the Supremes have let stand lower-court rulings preserving various restrictions on civilian gun ownership.   Continue reading “Supreme Court on Gun Control: Waiting and Watching, for Now”

AmmoLand – by Paul Markel

Biloxi, Mississippi (Ammoland.com)Yet again I find myself in that precarious position of confronting a fellow parishioner, someone ostensibly of the same faith. Yesterday evening I was made aware of an op/ed column written by Mr. Dick Metcalf, longtime writer for Guns and Ammo magazine. It would seem that in his “Backstop” column in the Dec. 2013 G&A Dick decided to address the topic of reasonable restrictions and limits on “rights”. After reading a digital copy of the column my first instinct was to comment via social media. I opted instead to hold back and sleep on it. Well, it’s 7 a.m. and my reaction has been fomenting long enough.   Continue reading “Reasonable Control: the Arsenic of Liberty”

The Alter Net – by David Perlmutter

The following is an excerpt from the new book, GRAIN BRAIN: The Surprising Truth About Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar – Your Brain’s Silent Killers by Dr. David Perlmutter (Little, Brown and Co., 2013).

Imagine being transported back to the Paleolithic era of early humans who lived in caves and roamed the savannas tens of thousands of years ago. Pretend, for a moment, that language is not a barrier and you can communicate easily. You have the opportunity to tell them what the future is like.   Continue reading “The Surprising Truth About Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar – Your Brain’s Silent Killers”

Natural News – by Ethan A. Huff

A significant number of people who have undergone treatment for cancer over the past several decades may not have ever actually had the disease, admits a new report commissioned by the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI). Published online in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), this government study identifies both over diagnosis and misdiagnosis of cancer as two major causes of this growing epidemic, which together have led to the needless treatment of millions of otherwise healthy individuals with chemotherapy, radiation or surgery.   Continue reading “National Cancer Institute report admits millions have been falsely treated for ‘cancer’”

Chicago Tribune – by Rosemary Regina Sobol and Carlos Sadovi

AmmoLand

Ovid, New York – -(Ammoland.com)-  Joseph Fazzary, Schuyler County District Attorney, will discuss the NY SAFE ACT and New Yorkers’ Second Amendment rights at United Gun Owners of New York State’s November 10 2013 meeting.

Also addressing the group will be prominent anti-SAFE ACT activists Al Belardinelli (“albel1”) and Denver Jones.   Continue reading “District Attorney, Anti-SAFE Act Activists To Address United Gun Owners’ November Meeting”

AmmoLand

Florida – -(Ammoland.com)- The recent decision in Mackey v. State is being hailed by police and state attorneys, especially those who are anti-gun.

Don’t believe it? Take this gem from the Office of the State Attorney for the 15th Judicial Circuit (Dave Aronberg, NRA F-rated candidate 2008):   Continue reading “State Attorney Brings Bloomberg Style NY ‘Stop n Frisk’ Policy to Florida”

Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children – by Jon Philip

“Why didn’t you call 911?” This is the only argument the State of Maryland has against Matthew Pinkerton. Matt is a Technical Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. He shot and killed a home intruder by the name of Kendall Green, just before 2 a.m. on September 15, 2013 in the town of Glen Burnie, Maryland.

As reported by the Capital Gazette:   Continue reading “Maryland Man Shoots Home Intruder: Charged With Murder”

Video Rebel’s Blog

Beijing has been preparing for a very long time for a future without the dollar. I have reported in the past that China has been co-operating with the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England to suppress the price of gold and silver to make the dollar and the pound appear to be healthier than they really are. The Chinese government is as corrupt as anything you will see in Washington or London. Take a look at this picture of smog in Beijing. The cities of China have particulate matter in their air 40 times UN recommendations. China has incompetent leadership and will soon need its dollar reserves to solve its domestic problems. Continue reading “A Tale Of 2 1/2 Cities: Beijing, Athens And Fresno”