Connecting the Dots

Monsanto (the biggest manufacturer of glyphosate in the world) claimed that the WHO cherry-picked research, ignoring at least a dozen studies showing glyphosate to be non-genotoxic and not carcinogenic…but it came out that all of those studies were funded by either Monsanto or another company in the chemical business

https://youtu.be/54vD_cPCQM8   Source: thespiritscience.net by INDIGO MOON As much as we like to think biodiesel is a modern breakthroughs, biofuel really isn’t a new development at all. In the 1941...

Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen talk with G. Edward Griffin, the founder of Freedom Force International and the man behind many books including 'The Creature From Jekyll Island'

“Ontario’s renewable expansion has come at a stunningly high cost, with electricity prices in Ontario having risen by 71 percent from 2008 to 2016, over twice the average growth in electricity prices elsewhere in Canada

Ty Bollinger's multi-tentacled conspiracy-theory

This groundbreaking new collection of eyewitness accounts and police scanner recordings reveals the undeniable proof that there were multiple shooters scattered in multiple locations during the Las Vegas massacre

“From mainstream media to social media. From ‘real’ news to ‘fake’ news. From Facebook political pokes to Twitter Trumpisms. It’s getting more and more difficult to navigate the wide-open waters of the information age,” writes Gary McGee for Waking Times about the severity of this widespread problem.

Writing for SonsOfLiberty.com, Tim Brown writes, “It seems that Bezos’ CIA-ties Washington Post has decided to run a hit piece on Moore in which allegations by a woman who was then 14-years-old claims that Moore touched her sexually, and that three other teen girls at the time he was in his early thirties dated him and they hugged and kissed

Hemp or cannabis oil was used by numerous people for centuries, but it was banned in the second half of the 20th century, as a result of the rise of the billion-dollar pharmaceutical industry

Simpson had successfully treated his symptoms with cannabis in the past, and he had heard about a study from the Journal of the National Cancer Institute in which THC was found to kill cancer cells in mice. He made the decision to treat his skin cancer topically, applying concentrated cannabis oilto a bandage and leaving the cancerous spots covered for several days