Category: Aggregated

Russia is under economic and propaganda attack from the US. Additionally, the US is surrounding Russia and China with military and missile bases, leading both countries to the conclusion that Washington is preparing a surprise nuclear attack. Despite the high level of threat that Washington represents to the two nuclear powers, the English language Russian press can still find time to alert us to the increasing persecution of male Americans in behalf of feminist myths. RT reports on a memo sent by a male engineer within Google. The memo committed the impermissible offense of challenging the feminist allegation that women … Continue reading →

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John Mauldin wrote a report that deserves wide circulation. Benchmarks like the Consumer Price Index try to reflect the experience of an “average” family, but few families are actually average. We all have our own preferences and priorities.And I want to clear up a common misconception. Deflation is actually good for your household budget in that it means that you have to spend less to get the same goods and services. Inflation, in contrast, means that you have to pay more. Governments like to have inflation because they want to inflate away their large debts. I find it passing strange … Continue reading →

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This week marks the 72nd anniversary of the criminal US bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.   And as is the case each year, there is much discussion and lamenting over this atrocity, as there well should be.  For the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was not necessary for victory; Japan had already sued for peace.  It was the opening salvo, a brutal one, in the first Cold War in which the world was nearly incinerated during the Cuban missile crisis. This week is also the one month anniversary of the first in-person meeting of Presidents Trump and Putin at Hamburg on … Continue reading →

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By Dr. Mercola I recently wrote about the greenwashing of organic milk, and how organic dairies, such as Aurora Organic, are nothing but concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) in disguise that are unfairly putting true organic dairy farmers out of business with low quality milk. Few companies are as bad as Ben & Jerry’s, however, when it comes to greenwashing and failing to live up to stated mission goals. Ben & Jerry’s vision statement includes social, product quality, environmental and economic missions1 that aim “to create linked prosperity for everyone that’s connected to our business:”2 Social Mission: To operate the company in a way … Continue reading →

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A few months ago I shared a tutorial on how to make easy, make-ahead breakfast burritos. It was surprisingly popular and many folks have proudly sent me pictures on Instagram of the breakfast bounty they created by following the instructions in that article. But, you know, not everyone is a burrito person. Some folks like to have their meat and cheese wedged between layers of bread. And even burrito die-hards sometimes get the urge to stray and add some variety in their life. So today we’re back with a tutorial on how to save time and money with another morning mealtime favorite: the breakfast … Continue reading →

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Do you eat to live or live to eat? How you answer that question may reveal a lot about your eating habits. Eating is a way for our body to receive essential nutrients so that we can continue to support good health and perform daily tasks. We don’t actually need that much food in a day to be able to stay healthy and function, but unfortunately, many of us continue to overeat. This is contributing to the growing obesity problem. There are many factors that contribute to a person’s eating habits such as stress, anxiety, and boredom. If you eat … Continue reading →

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Thirteen dead as 6.5 magnitude earthquake strikes in remote part of China’s Sichuan province

Children as young as five being excluded for ‘sexual misconduct’

The Richie Allen Show on Davidicke.com: Tina Rothery – ‘Cuadrilla’s Security Is Attacking Protesters While The Police Look The Other Way’

Councils told to abandon pay-by-phone parking as motorists are ‘too busy too speak to robots’

Graduates are paying £18,000 extra on their student loans because outdated measure of inflation is being used to calculate interest