By Emily Waltz
This year, the sun will reach solar maximum, a period of peak magnetic activity that occurs approximately once every 11 years. That means more sunspots and more
By John Mauldin
When new inventions turn into market frenzies, the contrarian part of me wants to be skeptical. But the optimistic part of me wants it to be true,
Etienne Note: This article also appears in “Government”, Media and Academia Criminality Exposed, A digest of HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of articles exposing and suggesting inter-generational organized crime's control
by Meryl Nass
Watch the video above, in which a news program is reporting on skyrocketing hospital mortality rates. It is only about a minute, but it is shocking and
by Steve Kirsch
Executive summary
The MMR vaccine is extremely dangerous. It’s the vaccine associated with the most autism in the US.
Is there a mortality benefit that outweighs
by Ashley Palya
The robot dogs are said to help protect them against terrorismCredit: AFP
The robot dogs can be controlled by using a remoteCredit: Getty
Some people are worried
by Ana Maria Mihalcea
I wanted to repost this important article on the future of humanoid robots that is here. In essence, the transhumanist technocratic vision is to replace 90%
by Stephanie Woods
(NaturalHealth365) Maybe there was a time when Whole Foods was considered the gold standard for all things healthy, natural, and pure. However, it seems that the ‘crown
Etienne Note: Our story on this interview, Whistleblower Pediatrician Exposes Pharma Racket: “We Get Paid to Vaccinate Your Children” Even Though It Hurts Them, has skyrocketed to the #2 article
by Tim Newcomb
A battery’s best friend is a capacitor. Powering everything from smartphones to electric vehicles, capacitors store energy from a battery in the form of an electrical
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens
On Friday, the Federal Reserve released its semiannual Supervision and Regulation Report on banks. Commercial real estate loans at banks – particularly on office properties
By Tyler Durden
Banning cellphones in schools improved academics, reduced bullying, and reduced students’ need for counseling, a 73-page Norwegian paper found.
Girls benefited the most from the policies.
“Banning
