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‘Book burning’ and climate science

Written by Albert Parker & John O'Sullivan

Travels with My Censor - The New Yorker

“Book burning” and censorship of dissidents is part of any dictatorship; the voices of the majority systematically and routinely negated by a powerful minority determined to quell dissent.

We can see that “globalism” is no better than other dictatorships humanity has suffered in the past, and the “green” shirts are almost carbon copies of the “black” or “grey” shirts of former times.

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700 Quakes Hit A Key California Seismic Zone

Written by Michael Snyder

earthquakes and volcano activity | Dutchsinse

Scientists are quite “concerned” about the huge earthquake swarm that has been shaking southern California in recent weeks, and right at this moment bubbling tar is literally coming up through the streets in one section of Los Angeles.

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How ‘Fossil Fuels’ Saved The Whales

Written by CCD Editor

sperm whale

One of the great novels of the 19th century, Moby Dick is a riveting story about the whaler Ahab in pursuit of his great nemesis, a giant white sperm whale.

Before the oil era, whale blubber was in high demand for lighting purposes.

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Should We Fear 5G’s Mass Rollout?

Written by John O'Sullivan

As of February 27, 2019, 226 scientists and medical doctors (qualified as PhD, Professor or MD) have signed an appeal for an urgent moratorium on 5G technology.

5G is generally seen as the fifth generation cellular network technology that provides broadband access. It is being rolled out at breakneck speed and with little, if any, rigorous testing on health impacts.

So, should we be concerned? Martin Sichel provides some background:

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New Study Upends the Idea of ‘Habitable Zone’ Planets

Written by Tim Binnall

New Study Upends the Idea of 'Habitable Zone' Planets

A thought-provoking new study suggests that planets which scientists once considered to be ideal locations for alien life may not be so friendly after all.

Produced by a team of researchers at the University of California at Riverside and published today in an astrophysics journal, the project looked at planets said to reside in what astronomers call the ‘habitable zone.’

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Cycles, not Carbon Dioxide, Control Climate

Written by Viv Forbes

Climate Cycles-Part 2 Earth’s Obital Cycles Control ...

The war on hydro-carbon fuels will have no measurable effect on global temperatures. Nor will carbon taxes, carbon offsets or subsidies for wind turbines or solar panels. There are climate controllers far bigger than human CO2 at work.

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Secrets of Cannabis Revealed

Written by aim4truth.org

We turn our attention to another “truth” that has been hidden and suppressed from the general public – the incredible health benefits of cannabis and hemp, not to mention the hundreds, if not thousands, of commercial, industrial, and residential uses of weed.

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Debunking the life expectancy myth

Written by April Holloway

Life Expectancy Myths

It is not uncommon to hear talk about how lucky we are to live in this age of scientific and medical advancement where antibiotics and vaccinations keep us living longer, while our poor ancient ancestors were lucky to live past the age of 35. Well this is not quite true.

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Sir Isaac Newton’s Kitchen Physics

Written by Anthony Bright-Paul

Whether the story is apocryphal or not, Newton is connected in our minds with an apple that dropped on his head. I checked this and found that the actual apple tree still exists. From his experience of observing that the apple always fell to the ground, he deduced the law of gravity.

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