The human sense of smell is predicated upon the detection of tiny particles diffusing from their source into the air we breathe, which we experience as aromas and fragrances. So whether you’re detecting bananas or dog doo with your olfactory nerve, what you’re actually sensing is the presence of tiny bits of physical banana (or … Continue reading
Very little happens in the dead of a frigid winter night in Missoula, Montana. The roads are empty. The stores have closed. The atmosphere is still. The town sleeps. It is not unusual for the peace to broken by dancing shadows which announce the approach of headlights followed soon by the crunching and popping of … Continue reading
The tale of how the internet discovered America’s hand in the Ukrainian cookie jar… [CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THIS COLUMN’S COMPANION RADIO SHOW, ORIGINALLY BROADCAST ON 15 MARCH 2014] On the other side of the globe, Jackals in Kiev sniped police and protesters alike, killing 94. In the following weeks a trickle of leaks … Continue reading
If someone were going to install a cell tower in your living room, wouldn’t you expect them to at least tell you first? What if tens-of-thousands of such transmitters suddenly blanketed your neighborhood in measurable electrosmog? The industry assures us these things are safe, at least in press releases, just as all toxic industries always … Continue reading
Did you know that more than 20 countries, including most of Europe, suspended the rollout of the Oxford AstraZenica vaccine due to thousands of fatal blood clots? Are you aware that the US Government’s official reporting system admits to more than 4,057 deaths and 118,902 adverse reactions directly associated with the experimental “vaccines”? Did you … Continue reading
The once rare specters of hypochondria, germophobia and agoraphobia became required behavior for participating in polite society over the past year. These conditions remain the same mental illnesses they were in the twentieth century, but are now compulsory prerequisites for social acceptability in America and much of the industrialized world. The fact that millions of … Continue reading
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