The 5 WORST Reader’s Digest Health Myths STILL Being Propagated And Perpetuated Today

My health is my business, I take responsibility for my own “wellness”

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Readers Digest Has Exposed Themselves As Yet Another Criminal Globalist Cabal Mouthpiece! Reader’s Digest is obviously not a publication you should be looking to for health advice on anything, but it just so happens that they’ve outed themselves, so it bears taking a look. They went and did it. They published “50 Health FACTS Your Doctor Wants You to Know” and it’s supposed to be a dichotomy of which “myths” have been “verified by science,” and which ones are actually myths. But get ready for the biggest front for fake science, and they’re really pouring it on thick this time.

It’s a pack of Allopathic myths all bundled into one publication section, revealing all of their greatest food and medicine hoaxes, as they try their best to defend them all (while failing miserably to our avail). Thank you Reader’s Digest for backing up the fake science behind the “science” with…

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Diana: The Night She Died

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Diana: The Night She Died

Timeline (2018)

Film Review

Originally released in 2006, this documentary was part of a pressure campaign led by The Tatler to force British authorities to convene an inquest into the August 31, 1997 death of Princess Diana. In the UK, the Coroner’s Act requires an inquest for all deceased British nationals returned home for burial. Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed died in a car accident in Paris.

The campaign to compel an inquest was largely triggered by a 1995 letter Diana’s former lover released in 2003 revealing that closely predicted the circumstances.

In preparing to make this film, filmmakers reviewed the 27 volumes of confidential evidence collected by the French investigating magistrate. They focus on 10 specific anomalies in the French verdict blaming driver Henri Paul (who also died in the crash) for the accident because he was drunk.

• The tunnel where the…

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We’re All Enemies of the State: Draconian Laws, Precrime & the Surveillance State

John W. Whitehead, Constitutional Attorney

“The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by an endless series of hobgoblins, most of them imaginary.”—H.L. Mencken

We’ve been down this road many times before.

If the government is consistent about any one thing, it is this: it has an unnerving tendency to exploit crises and use them as opportunities for power grabs under the guise of national security.

As David C. Unger, a foreign affairs editorial writer for the New York Times, explains, “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness have given way to permanent crisis management: to policing the planet and fighting preventative wars of ideological containment, usually on terrain chosen by, and favorable to, our enemies. Limited government and constitutional accountability have been shouldered aside by the kind of imperial presidency our constitutional system was explicitly designed to prevent.”

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A young person with MORE Sense than 50% of Our Politicians.

And Then Messiah Shall Come

This article was written by a 26 year old college student by the name of Alyssa Ahlgren, who’s in grad school for her MBA. It’s a short article but definitely worth a read. I would love to see this go viral!!

“College Student: My Generation Is Blind to the Prosperity Around Us

I’m sitting in a small coffee shop near Nokomis trying to think of what to write about. I scroll through my newsfeed on my phone looking at the latest headlines of Democratic candidates calling for policies to “fix” the so-called injustices of capitalism. I put my phone down and continue to look around. I see people talking freely, working on their MacBook’s, ordering food they get in an instant, seeing cars go by outside, and it dawned on me. We live in the most privileged time in the most prosperous nation and we’ve become completely blind to it…

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7 Reasons Why You Should Smile More | Wake Up World

The more I smile, the more people think I am up to no good.
I am working to change that

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July 18th, 2019

By Tom Crawshaw

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Did you know that you can instantly change your state of mind just by smiling?

Source: 7 Reasons Why You Should Smile More | Wake Up World

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Movie trivia moment (No.1): Witches of Eastwick -1987

In the movie Witches Of Eastwick, (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094332/), the main antagonist Daryl Van Horne (played by Jack Nickleson) has a car with the license plate DVH-1.

***here’s the weird(?) part;

The letter “H” is the eight letter in the English language – dropping the number 1 (perhaps intentionally put there to transition letters to numbers?), and changing the “H” to its corresponding number equivalent “8”, you get DV-8, which everyone knows this is the shortened version of the word “deviant.” Being a deviant can also describe what Mr. Van Horne (horny?) is; a deviant little devil. *from a certain point of view* (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/deviant).

Maybe it’s just a coincidence?

I don’t know, perhaps I’m off my medication and not coloring in the lines.

Victory: TSA Agrees to Drop $2600 Fine Against Texas Man Who Opted Not to Board a Flight Rather Than Be Subjected to Invasive Pat-Down Search

John W. Whitehead, Constitutional Attorney

HOUSTON, Tex. — The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has agreed to withdraw a fine against a Texas man who, after successfully passing through an airport security metal detector and then being randomly selected to pass through a whole-body imaging scanner, chose not to board a flight rather than be subjected to a third search—an invasive pat-down—by TSA agents.

Jonathan Cobb was fined $2,660 by the TSA and charged with “interfering” with airport screening after he politely refused, based on past traumatic experiences with the TSA, to be subjected to a pat-down search at George W. Bush International Airport and opted instead not to board his ticketed flight. Attorneys for The Rutherford Institute came to Cobb’s defense, challenging the $2660 fine as excessive and successfully arguing that Cobb had a Fourth Amendment right to opt out of the search and elect not to travel.

Affiliate attorney Jerri Lynn Ward of…

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Leave No Trace Review: The Troubling Line Between Independence And Endangerment

Society Reviews

I guess I should give credit to Victor Morton, the Rightwing Film Geek for this film recommendation…but I won’t. I can already tell you that my Best & Worst films of 2018 will be VASTLY different from the Academy and the Foreign Press because as the 2019 Golden Globes nominations have been announced, sadly the film Leave No Trace is nowhere to be found, but they found a spot for Black Panther so no one could excuse them of being racist (this year).

Back to the film at hand, at what point does a celebration of independence become a troubling story of child endangerment? Leave No Trace leaves that answer to the audience. The story, set in the Pacific Northwest, follows an Army veteran (Ben Foster) and his teenage daughter (Thomasin McKenzie) who live off the grid in a public park in Oregon. The duo survives selling his VA…

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Independence Day ***2019

While there are celebrations going on here at home, half a world away we are still fighting an enemy, I will never meet. My son, on the other hand, has met them. Today, as any other “Independence Day” is not a good day for him. Now he lives with PTSD… So there’s that. 😦

Question Of The Day (001)

Why is it obscene to show sex in the movies but not violence, or obscene to show breasts but not obscene to show mutilated body parts?

Freedom Is a Myth: We Are All Prisoners of the Police State’s Panopticon Village

“When people talk about privacy, they mistakenly assume it protects only that which is hidden behind a wall or under one’s clothing. The courts have fostered this misunderstanding with their constantly shifting delineation of what constitutes an “expectation of privacy.” And technology has furthered muddied the waters.

However, privacy is so much more than what you do or say behind locked doors. It is a way of living one’s life firm in the belief that you are the master of your life, and barring any immediate danger to another person (which is far different from the carefully crafted threats to national security the government uses to justify its actions), it’s no one’s business what you read, what you say, where you go, whom you spend your time with, and how you spend your money.”

John W. Whitehead, Constitutional Attorney

“We’re run by the Pentagon, we’re run by Madison Avenue, we’re run by television, and as long as we accept those things and don’t revolt we’ll have to go along with the stream to the eventual avalanche…. As long as we go out and buy stuff, we’re at their mercy… We all live in a little Village. Your Village may be different from other people’s Villages, but we are all prisoners.”— Patrick McGoohan

First broadcast in Great Britain 50 years ago, The Prisoner—a dystopian television series described as “James Bond meets George Orwell filtered through Franz Kafka”—confronted societal themes that are still relevant today: the rise of a police state, the freedom of the individual, round-the-clock surveillance, the corruption of government, totalitarianism, weaponization, group think, mass marketing, and the tendency of humankind to meekly accept their lot in life as a prisoner in a prison of their…

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Welcome to the Matrix: Enslaved by Technology and the Internet of Things

John W. Whitehead, Constitutional Attorney

“There will come a time when it isn’t ‘They’re spying on me through my phone’ anymore. Eventually, it will be ‘My phone is spying on me.’” ― Philip K. Dick

If ever Americans sell their birthright, it will be for the promise of expediency and comfort delivered by way of blazingly fast Internet, cell phone signals that never drop a call, thermostats that keep us at the perfect temperature without our having to raise a finger, and entertainment that can be simultaneously streamed to our TVs, tablets and cell phones.

Likewise, if ever we find ourselves in bondage, we will have only ourselves to blame for having forged the chains through our own lassitude, laziness and abject reliance on internet-connected gadgets and gizmos that render us wholly irrelevant.

Indeed, while most of us are consumed with our selfies and trying to keep up with what our so-called friends are posting…

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The Iron-Fisted Authoritarianism of the Surveillance State

“Look around you. Everywhere you turn, people are so addicted to their internet-connected screen devices—smart phones, tablets, computers, televisions—that they can go for hours at a time submerged in a virtual world where human interaction is filtered through the medium of technology.

This is not freedom”

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The Tenth Amendment Center

Another freedom watchdog and nullification advocate

https://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2019/06/04/the-iron-fisted-authoritarianism-of-the-surveillance-state/

By: John Whitehead

Red pill or blue pill? You decide.

Twenty years after the Wachowskis’ iconic 1999 film, The Matrix, introduced us to a futuristic world in which humans exist in a computer-simulated non-reality powered by authoritarian machines—a world where the choice between existing in a denial-ridden virtual dream-state or facing up to the harsh, difficult realities of life comes down to a red pill or a blue pill—we stand at the precipice of a technologically-dominated matrix of our own making.

We are living the prequel to The Matrix with each passing day, falling further under the spell of technologically-driven virtual communities, virtual realities and virtual conveniences managed by artificially intelligent machines that are on a fast track to replacing us and eventually dominating every aspect of our lives.

Science fiction has become fact.

In The Matrix

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Another Censorship Blow for Vaccine Safety

The PPJ Gazette

Charles Buckowski once said, “Censorship is the tool of those who have the need to hide actualities from themselves and from others.”

That’s exactly the case when it comes on the censorship of vaccine information, and 2019 has seen a massive increase in censorship of the topic of vaccine safety…

In the last few months, we’ve seen Google, Pinterest, Facebook, Amazon, YouTube, and even Etsy limit or even eliminate access to vaccine safety information… But the censorship hasn’t ended at keeping articles and videos off popular public media; now we are seeing an all-out attack on even the production of vaccine safety information.

Many documentaries (including the Vaccines Revealed docu-series) depend on crowdfunding to support production costs. Sites like Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and Indiegogo allow producers to raise the funds they need to get a project going…and they give like-minded people an opportunity to be a part of the project by…

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Some thoughts on a Keto *issue* …

…and just like that, Keto Crotch, is no more.

What’s that, you’ve never heard if it, before? Well, that’s not surprising.

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POOF, and its gone!

For more information on this (ahem) *problem*; click below

https://www.dietdoctor.com/keto-crotch-the-latest-myth

MIND GAMES: ‘The Vaccine Debate’, Ruse to Eliminate Freedom – By Rosanne Lindsay, ND

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Source – naturalblaze.com

– “…The science debate is a PSYOP, a psychological operation…the VACCINE DEBATE is a tool of propagandists that keeps people distracted between the “Pro vs. Anti” camps. The debate is directed by a few chosen mouthpieces to keep people focused on “the science” which is inherently debatable by its nature. Science has never solved the problem of tyranny or preserved freedom”

Vaccine Debate: Ruse to Eliminate Freedom – By Rosanne Lindsay, ND

If you’ve been following my blog, I’ve often written that the VACCINE DEBATE is a tool of propagandists that keeps people distracted between the “Pro vs. Anti” camps. The debate is directed by a few chosen mouthpieces to keep people focused on “the science” which is inherently debatable by its nature. Science has never solved the problem of tyranny or preserved freedom. It can only show an association between variables tested.

Don’t be duped.

People…

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Video (otw) Too much: ScreenTime

Screentime

Both the parents and three kids realize the amount of time they’re spending on their phones is hurting the time they spend together. They make small changes that make a big difference.

Embracing Quackery as Science

NoFakeNews.net

By Dr. John L. Reizer

Editor at NoFakeNews.net

 As a practitioner of chiropractic, I have often found myself in the uncomfortable position of having to defend the professional objective I am licensed to practice. Unfortunately, alternative health care disciplines like chiropractic are relentlessly attacked by mainstream media companies, the petrochemical industry, organized medicine and others. Any healing art that even hints at the idea that health can be attained, regained, or improved from the inside out, without the use of synthetic products and dangerous surgeries, is a sure target for ridicule by the scientific community.

It is quite ironic that what is often embraced by society as science is really quackery.  One of the most frustrating things I have had to witness year after year, are the blatant lies being published and distributed concerning cancer, autoimmune disorders and many other diseases that the drug companies profit from. In most…

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America Finally Admits Recycling Doesn’t Work

As Discover magazine pointed out a decade ago, recycling is tricky business. A 2010 Columbia University study found that just 16.5 percent of the plastic collected by the New York Department of Sanitation was “recyclable.”

“This results in nearly half of the plastics collected being landfilled,” researchers concluded.

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Read all about it below:

https://fee.org/articles/america-finally-admits-recycling-doesn-t-work/

If You’re Sweating the Small Stuff, Read Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman

Bailey Jean Matheson recently died of cancer at age 35, touching people all over the world by writing her own obituary. Matheson expressed gratitude for her loving family and friends and for her beautiful, but short, life. She closed her obituary with this advice: “Don’t take the small stuff so seriously and live a little.”

Some will be transformed by Bailey’s story. But what about the rest of us? Our resolve to approach the world with a lighter touch may carry us for a few days. Then the gravity of old entrenched mindsets takes hold, and we go right back to sweating the small stuff. Inspiration seems to have a short half-life.

Fortunately, there is a better way. Greater awareness of our mindset allows us to make permanent changes. The work of Nobel laureate in economics, Daniel Kahneman, along with others helps us see how sweating the small stuff leads us to make poor decisions that undermine our well-being.

…more…

Check out the complete article below:

https://fee.org/articles/if-you-re-sweating-the-small-stuff-read-nobel-laureate-daniel-kahneman/

Sound Of Silence : Video (otw)

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The Sound Of Silence