A court in France has found GMO giant Monsanto guilty of poisoning a French farmer through the use of one of their controversial herbicides. The court of appeals has vindicated French farmer Paul Francois who claimed that he suffered headaches, memory loss, and various neurological problems after mistakenly inhaling Monsanto’s herbicide Lasso. During the court hearing, Read More…
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NSA and CIA Contractor Claims San Bernardino Attacks Carried Out by U.S. Mercenary Group
Recently a former NSA and CIA contractor has come forward in regards to the San Bernardino shootings. His name is Steven D Kelley, and his intention with this interview was to come clean about the events that took place and show that it did not happen the way the media and law enforcement are claiming. According Read More…
Tens of Thousands of Syrians Have Vanished Without a Trace
Syria — Bassel Khartabil Safadi is a Palestinian-Syrian software developer who was detained during a wave of arrests in Damascus in 2012. In October 2015, Bassel’s family and friends received the sinister news that the peaceful activist’s name was no longer on the register of the prison where he was supposedly being held. His wife, human Read More…
Police Shoot Man in the Back as He Walked Away — Execute Him as He Crawled for His Life
Lynwood, CA – A video of Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies gunning down a man, who had his back turned to them, is fanning the flames of protests and debate regarding law enforcement’s use of force. The short video, which was released yesterday, clearly shows 28-year-old walking away as police opened fire on him. After the Read More…
RED ALERT: Beijing’s Smog Emergency
At 7 AM on December 7th an industrious city over 20 million people, was brought to a grinding halt. For the first time ever, China’s capitol city, Beijing, was under “Red Alert” due to dangerously high levels of air pollution. The people had a mere 13 hours to prepare for this massive shutdown, and it Read More…
How the Internet Affects Human Thought Process
A team of Canadian scientists released a study this month that offers another unique perspective on the human brain’s synthesis with the collective-information of the internet. Studies have already shown that humans will incorporate their internet habits into their circadian rhythms of the body, and that when used on a regular basis, the brain undergoes Read More…






