Health Ranger Mike Adams warns of toxic "satanic molecules" (excitotoxins) in processed foods, agricultural products and personal care items, citing their harmful effects on health. Adams highlights how many toxic food ingredients allowed in the U.S. are banned in other countries, criticizing the FDA for lax regulation. Shadow foods, heavily processed and lacking natural nutrition,…

Approximately 250 portable nuclear weapons, similar to the U.S.'s B-54 SADM, were discovered to exist in the former Soviet Union, with 100 of these devices unaccounted for. In 1997, Soviet Lt. Gen. Alexander I. Lebed revealed the existence of 100 missing "suitcase nukes," sparking global security concerns and leading to U.S. investigations. Investigations and claims…

Christian Democrat Union chancellor candidate urges unemployed Syrian refugees in Germany to return to their homeland CDU candidate for chancellor Friedrich Merz called for the return of unemployed Syrian refugees in Germany, citing high unemployment rates among them. According to government data, of the 1 million Syrian refugees in Germany, only around 210,000 are employed…

Biden administration’s hypocrisy on full display with new China censorship task force The Biden administration formed a task force to monitor Chinese censorship, prompting accusations about hypocrisy given its domestic censorship record. The China Censorship Monitor and Action Group includes federal agencies and aims to address censorship affecting U.S. citizens and companies. Critics argue the…

Eggnog's origin can be traced back to medieval Europe's "posset," a hot, spiced milk drink curdled with ale or wine. By the 17th century, sherry and rum had replaced ale, making it a luxurious holiday drink in Colonial America. Today, eggnog is consumed globally, with variations like Mexico’s "rompope" and Peru’s pisco-infused versions. Traditional non-alcoholic eggnog…

UK’s Online Safety Act comes into effect: The dangerous, slippery slope of censorship laws The UK's Online Safety Act, passed in 2023, mandates social media platforms to remove illegal content under British law, with penalties including fines of up to 10% of global revenue and potential jail time for non-compliance. The Act lists over 130…

DRONE-GATE PSYOP continues, even though Homeland Security and FCC were able to pinpoint “dangerous” Logan airport drone and operators’ location and arrest two men Homeland Security and FCC arrested two men for flying a drone near Logan airport, showcasing their ability to track drones and locate operators. The U.S. government is accused of orchestrating the…

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has significantly depleted U.S. weapons inventories, raising concerns about the nation’s readiness to defend itself against future threats. A CSIS study reveals that replenishing critical systems, such as the FIM-92 Stinger missile, could take up to 18 years, with accelerated production still requiring 6.5 years for the Stinger alone. High…

Why is demand at food banks all over the country higher than it has ever been before?  The media keeps insisting that economic conditions are just fine, but it has become quite obvious to everyone that this is not true.  In particular, the rising cost of living has been absolutely crushing households from coast to coast.  In the old…

Trump’s legal firepower: Biden appointees on notice as Spicer’s court battle sets precedent President-elect Donald Trump can legally fire any of President Joe Biden’s appointees without restraint, based on a landmark court ruling affirming the president’s absolute authority to dismiss presidential appointees. The ruling stemmed from a lawsuit filed by former Trump officials Sean Spicer…