Category: Aggregated

Jamaica Is Paying Its Oil Debts To Venezuela With Food

Propaganda: Star Trek Beyond – Social Justice Warriors in Space

Worse Crisis than 2008 Coming

Israeli firm offers to build Trump’s Mexico wall

A guide to online security for activists

Candy-Flavored Meth For Kids Approved By FDA, Despite Side Effects Like Heart Attacks

Zika Mosquitoes Same As GM Mosquitoes Released Off The Coast Of Florida

Dozens of French towns to arm local police as mayor says non-lethal weapons not enough

Man spends one month in jail, loses job and home after police mistake homemade soap for drugs

Woman cured of terminal vascular dementia with plant-based nutritional protocol

I usually don’t care one way or the other what mainstream news has to report. Usually, the news rolls like this: A war going on over here, look what these celebrities are doing over there, this previously unknown vegetable holds the key to proper nutrition, some politician kissed a puppy in the Poconos, a tornado destroyed an entire town in the Midwest, and, gosh, there might be a nuclear war. Wait, hold on, a nuclear war? This is new. See here. Now, this NATO general says a nuclear war with Russia could start over the Baltics. My only question is: … Continue reading →

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America is a warrior nation, Hillary its most despicable exponent, her rage for war humanity’s greatest threat, WW III too serious a risk to allow her to succeed Obama. She supported and encouraged all US premeditated belligerence since the 1990s Balkan wars and rape of Yugoslavia. As secretary of state, she orchestrated war on Libya and Syria, naked aggression against both countries – devastated by mass slaughter, destruction, and displacement, along with unspeakable chaos and human misery. London’s Telegraph said her “first key task” as president, if elected, will be ordering a “full review” of America’s Syria policy to complete … Continue reading →

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Our real-world experience tells us the official inflation rate doesn’t reflect the actual cost increases of everything from burritos to healthcare. In our household, we measure inflation with the Burrito Index: How much has the cost of a regular burrito at our favorite taco truck gone up? Since we keep detailed records of expenses (a necessity if you’re a self-employed free-lance writer), I can track the real-world inflation of the Burrito Index with great accuracy: the cost of a regular burrito from our local taco truck has gone up from $2.50 in 2001 to $5 in 2010 to $6.50 in … Continue reading →

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With Democrats howling that Vladimir Putin hacked into and leaked those 19,000 DNC emails to help Trump, the Donald had a brainstorm: Maybe the Russians can retrieve Hillary Clinton’s lost emails. Not funny, and close to “treasonous,” came the shocked cry. Trump then told The New York Times that a Russian incursion into Estonia need not trigger a U.S. military response. Even more shocking. By suggesting the U.S. might not honor its NATO commitment, under Article 5, to fight Russia for Estonia, our foreign policy elites declaimed, Trump has undermined the security architecture that has kept the peace for 65 … Continue reading →

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This year when I was getting ready to plant my spring garden, I was a little hesitant to plant according to frost date this year. In February, I had seen a local farmer post on Facebook something that sounded to me like pioneer weather wisdom: February thunder brings a May frost. It sounded like something out of the Farmer’s Almanac. We had a thunderstorm on February 2, this year, and while our last frost date is usually around Mother’s Day (May 8), we had a frost on May 16. That frost damaged several crops in the area, and I was … Continue reading →

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