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Rest in Peace, Lloyd Pye! ♥
Famous researcher, author, and lecturer Lloy Pye passed away Monday, at the age of 67, after battling with cancer. He was a firm believer in alternative medicine and he almost won the war. Unfortunately, making "bad decisions at critical moments," led to this regrettable outcome....
30 Days in Jail for Collecting Rain Water – It Happened in Oregon!
Harrington, of Eagle Point, Oregon, has been fighting for his right to do what he wishes with water since 2002. Now more than a decade after he first defended himself over allegations that the man-made ponds on his 170 acres of land violated local law, Harrington has been sentenc...
Police Brutality is Rising – Here is Why
A headline in Mint Press News (Nov. 6) declared, "U.S. Police Have Killed Over 5,000 Civilians Since 9/11." An earlier Mint article (Aug. 19) reported, "Claims of Minneapolis Police Misconduct: 439; Officers Disciplined: 0."It is almost cliché to talk about an epidemic of police...
Tepco: ALL of Fukushima’s Radioactive Water Will Be Dumped Into the Ocean
TEPCO has recently announced that they will dump ALL radioactive water stored at Fukushima into the ocean. If the humans species cannot handle ONE radioactive leak, and, as Japanese professors warn, Fukushima can easily escalate into an EXTINCTION level event, then why ...
Orlando Couple Fights For Front Yard Gardens
Just over a year ago, Jason and Jennifer Helvenston were ordered to destroy their 25 x 25 micro-irrigated front yard veggie garden on their own property or else pay $500 per day in fines.That deadline of November 7th, 2012 and a second one in January 2013 came and went.The couple...
The Pole Shift Has Begun
There are two types of pole shift. The terrestrial kind is where the land masses actually move from their current positions to new ones sometimes thousands of kilometers away.Then there’s magnetic pole shift, a flip in the Earth’s magnetic field where the north and south pole...
Post-Fukushima, Japan Starts Transition to Solar Power
Kagoshima, in southern Japan, is known for its puffing volcano Sakurajima, green tea, and rocket launchpads. Now it has a new superlative -- the country's largest solar plant.Smartphone maker Kyocera recently launched the Kagoshima Nanatsujima Mega Solar Power Plant, a 70-megawat...
Fukushima Disaster Was ‘Man-Made’, According to Japanese Officials
The nuclear accident at Fukushima was a “man-made disaster” and not only due to the tsunami, a Japanese parliamentary panel said in its final report on the catastrophe.“Governments, regulatory authorities and Tokyo Electric Power lacked a sense of responsibility to protect ...
Fukushima – Very Risky Nuclear Fuel Rods Removal Underway
In a highly risky undertaking Fukushima plant operators have finally begun removing over 1,500 nuclear fuel rods from one of the four reactors at its damaged nuclear power plant in northeastern Japan on Monday.During the first transfers of the operation, steel fuel rods were laid...
US-Israeli Virus STUXNET Hit Russian Nuclear Plant
The Stuxnet virus was designed by USA and Israel as a weapon against Iran's nuclear programs, but it was primarily used against civilian nuclear power plants around the globe. This same virus was responsible for hacking the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant just before the HA...
Which Country Has More Prisoners Than Teachers?
If sitting in a prison cell was a job, it would be one of the most common jobs in the United States. In 2012, there were some 1,570,000 inmates in state and federal prisons in the U.S., according to data from the Justice Department.By contrast, there were about 1,530,000 engineer...
Largest US Radioactive Leak: South Carolina Nuclear Plant
A reactor at one of the nation’s largest nuclear power plants has been taken offline due to a radioactive leak within a containment building."Out of an abundance of caution,” service was temporarily removed from Unit 1 at the Oconee Nuclear Station in western South Carolina e...