TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
There were nearly 150 bright minded scientists who attended the closed-door meeting at Harvard Medical School in Boston. They were all told explicitly to not contact the media and not to tweet during the meeting on March 10th. The surreptitious nature of this conference is strange enough, but the subject matter is downright alarming: artificial Read More…
If there was ever a situation to illustrate the bleak economic and cultural status of the Russian populace, this is it. According to reports, a massive and violent squabble broke out in a Russian cemetery that swelled to involve several hundred people, over 90 of whom were arrested and 2 of whom were killed. The Read More…
It’s one of the most popular counter-culture drugs available on the market. It has been praised by the likes of The Beatles, Aldus Huxley, Hunter S. Thompson, Steve Jobs, and countless other successful, historic cultural figures. But it remains illegal in every US state and in nearly every country on the planet. LSD – or, Read More…
It’s hard to tell whether this is a move made out of desperation, or just another example of ISIS’ creative thinking. But the international terrorist organization, known for its brutal and violent takeover and occupation of the Middle East has begun drugging animals. And not just a few – sources in Iraq claim that the Read More…
The recent chaos stirred by the Panama Papers, has been covered in detail since the leak occurred earlier this week. The 11.5 million documents of highly incriminating nature, were stolen from Mossack Fonseca and have already caused the resignation of Iceland’s Prime Minister, and put English Prime Minister David Cameron in some very hot water. Read More…
“One thing I’ve demonstrated often in 16 years is you can do this job without asking a single question.” -Justice Clarence Thomas, 2008 And no justice in history has demonstrated that better. On average, for the last 20 years, justices have asked between 100-150 questions per hour-long argument. But for 10 years, Justice Clarence Thomas has Read More…