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WHY the War on Farmers? Is the ‘Net Zero’ Attack on Farmers About Global Population Control?

Updated 8:47 AM EST, Fri February 14, 2025

The recent Telegraph headline rang out of England recently with unsettling tones: Tenth of farmland to be axed for net zero. “More than 10 percent of farmland in England is set to be diverted towards helping to achieve net zero and protecting wildlife by 2050, the Environment Secretary will reveal on Friday. Swathes of the countryside…Continue reading WHY the War on Farmers? Is the ‘Net Zero’ Attack on Farmers About Global Population Control?

Corporate Media Meltdown Over Trump’s CDC Director Pick Dr. Dave Weldon

Updated 12:01 PM EST, Mon November 25, 2024

Former seven-term congressman Dr. David Weldon was chosen by President-elect Donald Trump going into this past weekend to serve as director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Amidst the flurry of possible appointments grabbing headlines, Dr. Weldon has the opportunity to change the way America has handled public health for decades.…Continue reading Corporate Media Meltdown Over Trump’s CDC Director Pick Dr. Dave Weldon

Today Marks The Official Day Corporate Media Influence Ended

Updated 3:32 AM EST, Thu November 7, 2024

With the election win of Trump at hand, today marks the official fall of corporate media influence. A rare window of clarity was broadcast on CNN as their on-air contributor Scott Jennings told a stunned and silent panel of top CNN hosts, “This election is something of an indictment on the political information complex. The…Continue reading Today Marks The Official Day Corporate Media Influence Ended

No vote to end religious vaccine exemptions this year

CTMIRROR.ORG writes: Legislators who in recent weeks had accelerated efforts to repeal Connecticut’s religious exemption on mandatory immunizations reversed themselves Thursday, abandoning their quest amid concerns about what to do with unvaccinated children who are already enrolled in school. The change would not have forced children to be immunized, but it would have prohibited kids…Continue reading No vote to end religious vaccine exemptions this year

Updated 3:28 PM EDT, Sat May 18, 2019

DAILY MAIL: Could gut bacteria trigger autism?

THE DAILY MAIL REPORTS: “A study found youngsters with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have a unique make-up of bugs in their stools. Researchers believe these bacteria may produce substances that block the delivery of chemical messages, which could trigger ASD’s onset. The condition [autism] is notoriously difficult to diagnose and treat because the cause is currently…Continue reading DAILY MAIL: Could gut bacteria trigger autism?

Updated 8:28 AM EDT, Fri May 17, 2019

White House Asking For Your Experience With Big Tech Bias

The Trump administration is gathering evidence of big tech censoring people over their political beliefs ahead of the 2020 election. On Wednesday the White House urged Americans who’ve been subjected to social media bias due to their political affiliations to come forward and tell their stories. “SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS should advance FREEDOM OF SPEECH,” the…Continue reading White House Asking For Your Experience With Big Tech Bias

Updated 1:42 PM EDT, Thu May 16, 2019

Twitter Joins Vaccine Censorship Bandwagon

VICE.COM writes:Twitter announced Friday that it would be the latest social media platform to intervene in searches for information related to vaccines. Now if you search for keywords associated with vaccines, a prompt appears that directs you to vaccines.gov—a resource from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Twitter said it also won’t auto-suggest search terms that…Continue reading Twitter Joins Vaccine Censorship Bandwagon

Updated 4:48 AM EDT, Thu May 16, 2019

Maine Senate reverses course, ends religious exemption for vaccines

The Press Herald writes that the Maine bill – expected to be signed by Gov. Mills – is “one of the most controversial to move through the Legislature in recent years” Yet across American, Big Tech is actively censoring the debate around vaccines at the exact time that it is needed. THE PRESS HERALD WRITES:…Continue reading Maine Senate reverses course, ends religious exemption for vaccines

Updated 7:51 AM EDT, Wed May 15, 2019

In NJ, 8 in 10 know someone with autism

Most New Jersey residents know someone who’s been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder — nearly a third have a child relative with autism — but regular interaction with this population is far less common, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released Monday. In the poll, which was conducted in collaboration with the New Jersey Autism Center of Excellence at Rutgers…Continue reading In NJ, 8 in 10 know someone with autism

Updated 6:10 AM EDT, Wed May 15, 2019