NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode174 - Rice Smackdown, Sriracha Shutdown, Pizza Throwdown Welcome to New World Next Week - the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news.
Ardaga Widor has been a journalist, ship cook, one-man industrial assembling firm, teacher … in more than just four corners of Mother Earth. He quotes the Portuguese poet and pantheist Teixeira de Pascoais who said: “A man is everything he has seen and every person he has met in his life.” Ardaga is a thus a genuine One World man. Today he’s mostly engaged in the hands-on striving for (social) justice and the empowerment of cultural diversity. He also works in the field of tourism.
By Kevin Carson | Center for a Stateless Society | November 18, 2013
Nothing like starting out your day with a laugh — and today I have Matthew Lynch (“12 Reasons Why Obama is One of the Greatest Presidents Ever,” Huffington Post, November 15) to thank for it.
There were more March(es) Against Monsanto all around the world last weekend, but here in Portland, Oregon, organizers put down the protest signs and set up booths with bands, brochures and brother/sisterhood for a solutions-based event called the Bees And Seeds Festival.
The modern supermarket is less and less a place to purchase food for the household and more and more a warzone where shoppers have to negotiate a minefield of toxic chemicals and additives.
STATEMENT BY CIVIL SOCIETY IN AFRICA | May 15, 2013
African agriculture is in need of support and investment. Many initiatives are flowing from the North, including the G8′s “New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition in Africa” and the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA). These initiatives are framed in terms of the African Union’s Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme (CAADP). This gives them a cover of legitimacy.
RT | June 4, 2013
Monsanto claims it has no idea how its herbicide-resistant strain of wheat made its way onto an Oregon field. The global biotech giant based in Missouri says it abandoned research on it in 2004 and is mystified by its emergence nearly a decade later.
Today James talks to Tami Canal, the founder and organizer of March-Against-Monsanto.com, a group that is bringing together tens of thousands of activists across the globe to participate in a day of protest on May 25th against Monsanto’s products and practices.
One of the most important subjects that I cover here at this blog are of course Health related issues, and especially exposing the lies pushed forward by our so called Medical and Pharmaceutical industries. It is so important that everyone stays healthy in this war against the criminals out for our very enslavement.For the longest time I and others in this, the REAL truth movement, have harped on the fact that vaccines and the policy of vaccinations themselves are complete frauds, and that vaccines themselves promote the very diseases that they are supposed to be fighting...
Yes, it is Sunday... Again... And it is again time for my usual rant....I first want to inform everyone that I have been MIA the last few days due to illness... I came down with one heck of a head cold on Friday, and it just got progressively worse.... The usual fever, headaches, and wicked cough..... It is only now that it does appear that my body has finally began to recuperate..... I really do hate this time of year with the change in climate, because it always seems that I come down with either sinusitis or a terrible version of cold/flu....
