By Graham Vanbergen: A recent Guardian article entitled “The inconvenient truth about cancer and mobile phones” stated that “On 28 March this year, the scientific peer review of a landmark United States government study concluded that there is “clear evidence” that radiation from mobile phones causes cancer.” The article went on to say that “For …[continue reading]
By Claire Edwards, BA Hons, MA – worked for the United Nations as Editor and Trainer in Intercultural Writing from 1999 to 2017 writes the following appeal: The first eight months of WWII with no fighting – was called The Phoney War. Using millimetre waves as a fifth-generation or 5G wireless communications technology is a phoney war …[continue reading]
Are stupid people too stupid to realize that they are stupid? This question has been asked for thousands of years but only in the past decade or so has it been answered scientifically. Winners of the Ig Nobel Prize, Dunning and Kruger showed that – yes – there is something to this age-old question. EMBED …[continue reading]
Minnesota’s Legislature just approved a spending plan that would set aside $900,000 over one year to assist homeowners in turning their lawns into bee-friendly habitats. That’s right—the state of Minnesota wants to pay residents to make their lawns better for bees. The plan aims to replenish the food source of the rusty patched bumble bee—a fuzzy and …[continue reading]
THE HIGH COURT [2017 574 S.] BETWEEN BANK OF IRELAND MORTGAGE BANK PLAINTIFF AND PETER CODY AND HEATHER CODY DEFENDANTS DECISION of the MASTER of the HIGH COURT, 14th day of May, 2019 1. On all sides we hear calls for “conversations” on the issues of the day. It’s time we had a conversation about the proposed …[continue reading]
THE CIA WAS THERE BEYOND THE SHADOW OF DOUBT On June 5, 1968 , presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy was reportedly shot and killed by a “lone nut.” The Robert F. Kennedy assassination seems to have been run along similar lines to the murder of his brother. A carefully prepared “lone nut” had the blame …[continue reading]
There is growing demand in the western world for organic food. But do consumers always get what it says on the label? How can authenticity be verified? Is organic food automatically healthier? Consumers are prepared to pay a significant premium for it. There are currently, however, no reliable tests for distinguishing organic from conventionally produced …[continue reading]
Why boycott Google? They spy on you, they lie about it and now they’re censoring the Internet. You don’t have to put up with it. There are three ways to ways to boycott: 1. Don’t use Gmail – they use it to spy on you 2. Don’t use Smartphones, Android or Apple – they use …[continue reading]
It’s a multi-billion dollar battle for your belly. Millions of people are joining the anti-wheat revolution. Kellogg’s, the world’s largest cereal maker, has seen its biggest drop in sales since the 1970s. Food companies are selling off their struggling bread divisions. It’s all because best-selling health evangelists say that wheat is causing everything from fat …[continue reading]
We’ve heard for years about the dangers of eating too much fat or salt. But there have never been recommended limits for sugar on Canadian food labels, despite emerging research that suggests the sweet stuff may be making more of us fat and sick. In the fifth estate’s season premiere, Gillian Findlay digs into the …[continue reading]
