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Tap Water Samples From Nations Around The World Are Contaminated With Plastic Fibres

An investigation by Orb Media had tap water samples from more than a dozen nations around the world analyzed by scientists, and they found that a shocking 83 percent of the samples were contaminated with plastic fibres. Should plastic manufacturing be illegal now, especially given the fact that it can

US Gov Grants Patents For An Anti-Gravity Craft That Alters The Space-Time Around It

The US Government has granted patents to multiple inventors, including the US Navy for technology that breaks the laws of physics.

Fascism in Ukraine: the conspiracy of silence

The rise of the far right in Ukraine is one of the most disturbing trends in 21st century Europe.

Mercury Retrograde In Pisces & Aquarius: Contemplating Ideals

Mercury begins its latest retrograde process on February 16th/17th , which will last until March 9th/10th.

Neo-McCarthyite Witchhunters Hypocritically Mourn Kirk Douglas

Hollywood film legend Kirk Douglas’ passing on February 5th at the age of 103 has resulted in a sickening level of hypocrisy from the leftist mainstream media outlets. These outlets have written countless homages and memorials honoring the life of the man who “used his star power and influence in

Study Evaluates 185 Meta-Analyses on Anti-Depressants & Finds A Strong Big Pharma Influence

A study published in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology looked at 185 meta-analyses on anti-depressant meds, and found that one third of them were written by pharma industry employees and that almost 80 percent of the studies had industry ties. How safe are most of our commonly prescribed prescription medications?

“Kisameet Clay” Found To Have “Potent Antibacterial Activity” Against “Essentially Untreatable” Pathogens

Overuse of antibiotics over the last 50 years have caused bacteria and pathogens to adapt to resist these methods of treatments.A rare clay has been found to kill these bacteria.

Study Links The Birth Control Pill To Depression

In a nationwide study of more than 1 million women living in Denmark, an increased risk for first use of an antidepressant and first diagnosis of depression was found among users of different types of hormonal contraception. How much safety testing have most of our medications and contraceptions actually gone

9 Million Deaths Per Year Linked To Pollution Make It One Of The World’s Most Profuse Killers

According to study published in the Lancet, one of out every six premature deaths in the world in 2015 — about 9 million — was attributed to disease from toxic environmental exposure.

Sharing A Roof Yields Positive Results For Nursing Home & Daycare Centre.

In Providence Mount St.Vincent, Seattle, WA at the Inter-Generational Learning Center, a nursing home and day-care center have been combined.