Caitlin Johnstone In what many are now calling the Flour Massacre, at least 112 Gazans were killed and hundreds more injured after Israeli forces opened fire on civilians who were waiting for food from much-needed aid trucks near Gaza City on Thursday. Initial investigations by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor found that the crowd was fired […]
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Having pride in your country can lead to greater well-being, but only if you do it right. By Arthur C. BrooksJuly 1, 2021 “I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection,” Thomas Paine wrote in his pamphlet series The American Crisis. It was
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By Traveller If you spend a lot of time on the road you will most likely agree with what I’m about to say. If you spend a little time on city streets you will probably agree with me as well. We have a problem that is growing and it doesn’t look like it’s going
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By Traveller Over the last several years I’ve seen two stories that summed up our population is becoming less impressive when it comes to intelligence. This story went into some detail about test scores and that ours were lower than expected when it came to global totals. Since reading that story I’ve seen at
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By Traveller Change is a part of any society as long as there are young people within it. Every generation sees new trends in clothing, hair styles, music and attitudes to name a few popular subjects. It’s a safe bet every 20 years there are parents telling their friends, “We never acted like this
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Our Lack of travelers By Traveller In the mid-1980s I had a job that few people in America would want to do… telemarketing. It by no means ranks in my proudest column of titles as a teenager, but at the time it came with a flexible schedule and paid more than working at a
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CSIS says scientist fired from Winnipeg disease lab intentionally worked to benefit China by: Catharine Tunney Feb 29, 2024 CBC News www.cbc.ca/news/politics Facing questions about how scientists who were intentionally sharing information with China were cleared to work at a Winnipeg lab studying deadly diseases, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau deflected criticism to his chief political
Catherine Salgado February 03, 2024PJmedia.com J6 prisoner Jake Lang says the Washington, D.C., “jury pool is unbelievably rigged against” him and his fellow Jan. 6 prisoners. Can the prisoners reasonably hope for a fair trial in a city where more than two-thirds of residents say the prisoners deserve jail regardless of what they did at
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Methylene blue is the parent molecule used to manufacture two off-patent drugs that may help with certain infections. Here’s what else it can do for you. Discussion with Francisco Gonzalez-Lima. JOSEPH MERCOLA APR 18, 2022 Download Interview Transcript | Download my FREE Podcast STORY AT-A-GLANCE Methylene blue helps mitochondrial respiration and improves brain energy
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There is a lot of evidence that mRNA vaccine shedding is occurring. This article explores the potential mechanisms to explain how this could be happening and what you can do about it. FEB 2, 2024 By: A Midwestern Doctor STORY AT-A-GLANCE Over the last two years, we have collected a significant amount of data that
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