from Mark Dice:
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from AlexandraBruce:
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by Doug Casey, International Man:
Now to gratify the Druids among you.
Soil exhaustion, deforestation, and pollution—which abetted plagues—were problems for Rome. As was lead poisoning, in that the metal was widely used for eating and drinking utensils and for cookware. None of these things could bring down the house, but neither did they improve the situation. They might be equated today with fast food, antibiotics in the food chain, and industrial pollutants. Is the U.S. agricultural base unstable because it relies on gigantic monocultures of bioengineered grains that in turn rely on heavy inputs of chemicals, pesticides, and mined fertilizers? It’s true that production per acre has gone up steeply because of these things, but that’s despite the general decrease in depth of topsoil, destruction of native worms and bacteria, and growing pesticide resistance of weeds.
by Ron Unz, The Unz Review:
Many have declared that our alternative webzine features some of the most controversial content published anywhere on the Internet, notably including the explosive articles in my own lengthy American Pravda series.
Meanwhile, the global Covid epidemic has been the dominant issue of the last three years, generating more controversy than any other topic, at least prior to the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war.
from 21st Century Wire:
Carey Gillam at The New Lede writes…
New research by top US government scientists has found that people exposed to the widely used weed killing chemical glyphosate have biomarkers in their urine linked to the development of cancer and other diseases.
The study, published last week in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, measured glyphosate levels in the urine of farmers and other study participants and determined that the presence of high levels of the pesticide were associated with signs of a reaction in the body called oxidative stress, a condition that causes damage to DNA. Oxidative stress is considered by health experts as a key characteristic of carcinogens.
by Phil Butler, New Eastern Outlook:
What is the price of a Yale professor? If you wanted to buy one lock, stock, and barrel, depending on what you want to use one (or two) for, the cost could be pretty steep. More often than not, today’s Ivy League know-it-all types seem like soap salespeople. Whoever supplies the grant money gets the squeaky brain grease.
Take the current superheated Russophobia as an example. Many of the western world’s most successful and respected professors publish “research” that looks more like tabloid journalism. It’s the trend. Or, I should say, outlandish analysis is now acceptable in any form as long as the desired “truth” is presented. A recent study at Foreign Policy entitled “The World Economy No Longer Needs Russia,” is just dumb from the title to the summary. Yes, I just said Yale’s Jeffrey Sonnenfel, and Steven Tian are both obtuse with reality. Or else they feel confident that we are. Let’s take their high-profile genius analysis from the start, just to show you what I mean.
by Shane Trejo, Big League Politics:
Woke Microsoft is literally bragging about forcing Xbox gamers to power down their devices. All in the name of protecting the environment.
As the company assured its user base in a press release earlier this month:
by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
Pelosi Crime Family Update:
Paul Pelosi dumped 20,000 shares of Google stock in December – a month before the Department of Justice and Merrick Garland filed their antitrust lawsuit was filed this week.
Google is down 4% on the news.
by Ethan Huff, DC Clothesline:
If it is starting to seem like the fight against covid “vaccination” and other tyranny stemming from the scamdemic is a little too coordinated and inauthentic, the reason could be that the health and medical freedom movements are being infiltrated by “chaos agents” whose job it is to misdirect and eventually lead true adherents to the cause straight off a cliff.
Mathew Crawford of “Rounding the Earth” recently discussed this growing problem with The New American‘s Veronika Kyrylenko, explaining that using “controlled opposition” and psychological manipulation, or psy-ops, is a tried-and-true playbook that the “bad guys” use to derail the efforts of the good guys.
by Robert Spencer, PJ Media:
It really is a lovely place, California, but it’s so disastrously misgoverned now that the Left has gained total control over the state that it’s no surprise that people want to flee it as quickly as they can. Now, however, it turns out that the Eagles’ Don Henley and Glenn Frey saw something coming that the rest of the world missed: in their notorious 1977 song “Hotel California,” they say: “You can check out any time you like / But you can never leave.”