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For many people, sneaking in a few hours of shut-eye is an indulgence best saved for the weekend. But rather than feeling guilty about lying in, research suggests that sleep may be the perfect time for learning. From grasping a new language to quitting smoking, studies have shown that a range of skills can be improved from the comfort of your bed. Current Prices on popular forms of Gold Bullion LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE While it might sound implausible, research has shown that it is possible to improve your understanding of a new language while asleep. A study in 2014, … Continue reading →

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The media have found a creative new way to explain away Hillary’s Clinton’s crushing defeat and their own humiliation. They have dubbed the agent of their mutual undoing “fake news” and talk about the phenomenon as though it made real sense. In an all too typical New York Times opinion piece this week Michael Lynch defines “fake news” as “pure fiction masquerading as truth” and presents it exclusively as a “right wing” phenomenon. Like many of his colleagues, Lynch suggests the Russian government was involved in planting fake news items and believes that such items, regardless of source, may have … Continue reading →

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“I have in my possession a secret map, made in Germany by Hitler’s government — by the planners of the New World Order,” FDR told the nation in his Navy Day radio address of Oct. 27, 1941. “It is a map of South America as Hitler proposes to reorganize it. The geographical experts of Berlin, however, have ruthlessly obliterated all the existing boundary lines … bringing the whole continent under their domination,” said Roosevelt. “This map makes clear the Nazi design not only against South America but against the United States as well.” Our leader had another terrifying secret document, … Continue reading →

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The 7 “Blind” men and the US Elephant The famous Indian story of the Blind Men and the Elephant is a metaphor highlighting that while one’s subjective experience can be true, it can also be limited by its failure to account for other truths or a totality of truth. A similar metaphor can be used to try to explain the hidden forces guiding the US Government From 1975 to 1976 the Church Committee in the Senate and the Pike Committee in the House attempted unsuccessfully to curtail the power of US intelligence agencies. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), in particular, … Continue reading →

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My Dad always said that when you want to know something, talk to the organ-grinder, not the monkey. With that epithet in mind, may I suggest that you promptly borrow or buy a copy of Linus Pauling’s How to Live Longer and Feel Better, recently reissued in an updated 20th-anniversary edition. Yes, this is THE Dr. Pauling: the man your chemistry teacher idolized and your family doctor tries hard to ignore. Why? Because Linus Pauling committed the cardinal sin of allopathic medicine: he, a medical outsider, dared to present, directly to the public, his insightful reviews of the scientific literature … Continue reading →

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Last April, violence erupted in a place known as Nagorno-Karabakh.  If this doesn’t sound familiar, how about Armenia and Azerbaijan?  No?  Perhaps the furthest southwest corner of the former Soviet Union, just east of Eastern Turkey?  OK, try this: the other side of the world? When hearing of this outbreak of violence and reading something of the history, it struck me that the situation offered a real-time opportunity to consider secession, decentralization and property rights; further, the issue of culture binding people together for purposes of defense and security.  But I am getting ahead of myself – first some background … Continue reading →

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A team of divers has ventured 110 meters deep in the Mediterranean Sea to explore a 2,700-year-old shipwreck. The Phoenician ship is about 50ft long and lies a mile off the coast of Gozo. It dates back to the first part of the 7th century BC, making it the oldest wreck ever found in the central Mediterranean. Researchers have now uncovered new artifacts in the wreck which have helped shed light on possible trade routes for the mysterious Phoenician merchants. Myths, Misunderstandings and Outright lies about owning Gold. Are you at risk? The ancient Phoenicia civilization consisted of independent states … Continue reading →

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Most preppers have so many things on their wishlist that it may seem like only those with a lot of spare money can manage it. Starting out, most of us have purchased cheaply made items, not realizing just how low-quality they really were. Imagine being in a severe emergency only to find that the gear in your bug out bag either breaks the first time you use it. That’s a nightmare scenario, for sure. You don’t have to be a victim of cheap and poor quality survival gear and supplies — not when your life could depend on it! We’ve combed … Continue reading →

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‘Cash Is Not A Convenient Store of Value’ – Janet Yellen (2015)

Britain will send fighter jets & aircraft carriers to South China Sea

‘Under Contract’ Farm Freedom Documentary To Show In D.C. #StandWithFarmers

Researchers find ‘interactions’ between cancer cells and their environment

‘Contest for influence & power between France & Germany’ – Gilbert Doctorow

‘Frankenstein effect’: Dormant memories can be revived with magnetic pulse to brain, study says

New laser technology being tested to protect crops from birds, rats and pests as alternative to poison