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What Rothschild, Murdoch, Cheney, and Israel Love Most About Syria
What do Syria, New Jersey, Lord Jacob Rothschild, and former Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson have in common?by Claire Bernish, Anti MediaBesides sounding like the introduction to a wince-worthy conspiracy quip, the most elementary answer is also nauseatingly cliche as an e...
15 Powerful Things Happy People Do Differently
What are the differences between happy people and unhappy people? Of course, it should be very obvious: happy people are happy while unhappy people are unhappy, right? Well, that is correct. But, we want to know what happy people do differently, so I have put together a lis...
This Simple Home Test Can Assess If You Have Diabetes
Your Doctor can readily assess your glucose levels by blood-analysis, however there are also many diagnostic tests which can be carried out in your home which are very effective in finding out the degree of onset for diabetes.Type 2, or adult onset diabetes, is a metabolic disord...
Revelations of a Naval Intelligence Officer About UFO’s, ET’s and Nazi Scientists
I was fluent in German when I was a toddler. Well, I was as fluent as a toddler could be. I learned German from my German grandmother and father who often spoke to me in German, the land of their birth and upbringing. Sometime later, when I was five years old, I received a lot of...
The Benefits of Aronia Superfood
The Aronia fruit, also known as chokeberries, is a fruit filled with phyto-nutrients, vitamins and antioxidants. Because of its exceptionally nutritional value these small wild berries recently captured the attention of many nutritionists, food scientists and fitness trainers. Bo...
Survival of the Kindest: Humankind is Evolving to Become More Compassionate
In recent history it has been commonly thought that human beings are hardwired to be instinctively selfish. This perception of reality made for way for the Western “every man for himself” concept and idea that we are individualistic at the core of our nature. However, many st...
Latest from Graham Hancock: Everything You Know About Human Origins is Wrong
Graham Hancock’s new book ‘Magicians of the Gods’ details compelling evidence that human civilization is actually thousands of years older than we previously thoughtby Sophie McAdamIn 2003, British author and investigative journalist Graham Hancock published a book that cau...
Aryan Origins of the Pointed `Witch` Hat
Have you ever wondered why pointed hats (often decorated with lunar, stellar and solar symbols) were associated with witches? It turns out that this type of headgear truly was worn by "witches" - or more likely priestesses/priests or shamans amongst various Aryan peoples. At Sube...
China’s Huge Telescope Will Listen to Aliens
Talk of ‘Alien life’ is coming from every corner of the planet it seems and now China has The FAST radio telescope will be the biggest and most sensitive ever constructed – set up to LISTEN to any Alien lifeforms out there in space.by U.I.P.Leading Chinese Scientists are pu...
Medical Doctor Sells Practice, Opens Up ‘Farmacy’ Using Food As Medicine
Dr. Robert Weiss believes that a change is coming about in the way we approach health and medicine, or rather a reconnection with knowledge that was shunned with the onset of big pharma.by Justin Gardner, The Free Thought ProjectHe sold his practice in New York and built the firs...
This Major Internet Company Has Stockpiled Three Months of Food and $10 Million in Gold for Their Employees: ‘We Don’t Trust Wall Street’
While the world’s super elite prepare everything from stylish bunkers to emergency submarines, most couldn’t care less about their millions of employees should a widespread crisis strike financial markets or the economic system.There is, however, one notable high-net-worth ex...
Greedy Pharma CEO Furious After Competitor Offers Alternative $1 AIDS Pill
Last month, Turing Pharmaceuticals sparked global outrage when CEO Martin Shkreli raised the price of a drug called Daraprim from $13.50 a pill to $750. Luckily, the medication is old enough that there are no trademark restrictions on it, so other companies are free to develop an...