Written by Joe Postma
Ontological mathematics is the science of the future that proves the shocking truth that the world is not material but a collective dream, so-called “matter” is an illusion, and the ultimate reality is a domain of pure mind
Written by Sebastien Bell
The company says that its ships are not equipped to fight a lithium-ion battery fire at sea
Written by Nadya Swart
Ivermectin and its use as a treatment for COVID-19 was catapulted to centre stage when the pandemic erased all rhyme and reason in 2020
Written by Saeed Qureshi
Medicines, alternative medicines, drugs, pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, tablets, capsules, antibiotics, therapeutics, vaccines, minerals, vitamins, proteins, fats, sugars, etc. – all are different names (synonyms) for the word – chemicals. Independent of their source, synthetic or natural, there is no difference.
Written by Kelen McBreen
The government’s announcement comes after media outlets exposed a startup company based in Mexico that was allegedly using hot air balloons to spread sulfur particles into the stratosphere to combat “global warming.”
Written by John O'Sullivan
Listen to live news talk radio on Saturday 28 February 2023 (6pm-8pm Eastern) and hear Joachim Hagopian, a West Point graduate and author of “Don’t Let the Bastards Getcha Down,discussing latest developments in the diabolical pandemic hoax and genocide.
Written by Eric Mack
The finding has implications for how we might one day protect Earth from a potential impact by a large asteroid
Written by Will Jones
Many are concerned about the high number of deaths that occurred in 2022, particularly from heart-related causes. But some have suggested these were just due to an ageing population. This is wrong
Written by Andrew W. Saul
The 39th annual report from the American Association of Poison Control Centers shows zero deaths from vitamins
Written by EMMET PENNEY
The EPA is not happy the Tennessee Valley Authority has decided to build a new natural gas plant to replace some of its coal generation
Written by Tom Nelson
Government agencies say that carbon dioxide levels are rising entirely due to human activity and the burning of fossil fuels. But are they?
Written by LINNEA LUEKEN
The Los Angeles Times and The Seattle Times posted articles reporting that scientists are acknowledging recent weather conditions on the West Coast, including swings from drought to atmospheric rivers causing flooding, are natural for the region.
Written by Dr. Andrew Kaufman
Written by Beyond Pesticides
Pollinator losses are responsible for reducing the global production of nuts, fruits and vegetables by 3-5 percent, and this loss of nutrient-dense food is directly harming the well-being of hundreds of thousands of people, according to research published in Environmental Health Perspectives
Written by Summit News
Written by Gareth Corfield
New peak pricing at electric car charge points can leave consumers worse off than if they stuck to traditional petrol-engined vehicles, according to a new analysis from the AA