The 2020 Imperative – Cease Being Mesmerized by Demons
Julian Rose – Never has making truly discerning life affirmative choices been more important.
Society & Culture
Illinois Prepares To Sell Recreational Marijuana Next Month
Mandy Froelich – Believe it or not, Illinois is where you’ll want to be this New Year’s Eve. Once the ball drops, dispensaries in the state will open their doors and begin legally selling recreational marijuana.
As Americans Distracted by Impeachment, Congress Silently Killed Cannabis Reform—Despite Support
Matt Agorist – On Christmas Eve, Congress shut down cannabis reform despite mounting public support.
Students in Seattle Told to Get Vaccinated or Don’t Come Back After Winter Break
Emma Fiala – 2,274 students “cannot attend school” until they prove they are fully vaccinated.
Nearly Half a Billion Animals Feared Dead From Australia’s Fires, Including 8,000 Koalas
Elias Marat – Ecologists from the University of Sydney estimate that 480 million mammals, birds, and reptiles have been killed.
Italy’s Top Court Legalizes Home-Grown Cannabis for Personal Use
Elias Marat – Italy’s Supreme Court has decriminalized growing small batches of cannabis at home for private use.
So Why Are We Here?
Zen Gardner – What is this directive control system implanted in the human mind?
City Tells Church it Will Lose Religious Designation Because it Shelters Homeless People
John Vibes – The order from the city of Cleveland was posted on the door of the church on Christmas Eve.
Microplastics Are Raining Down on Cities
Jordan Davidson – Sure enough, the tiny plastic particles are raining down on urban populations, as The Guardian reported.
What’s Your Social Credit Score?
Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton Dykes – We live in a cybernetic society, which is about continuous surveillance, data collection and analysis.
What Could Go Wrong? FDA Says Tobacco Now Illegal for Anyone Under 21
Matt Agorist – In the land of the free, you can join the military, get shipped off to war, have both of your legs blown off—for your country—all at the age of 18.
Intermittent Fasting Could Be Part of a Healthy Lifestyle, Studies Show
Olivia Rosane – Are you looking to change your eating habits in the New Year? A new review of the evidence published in the New England Journal of Medicine Thursday suggests that intermittent fasting can actually be a healthy way to eat.
Can Lowering Inflammation Help Major Depression?
Dr. Mercola – New research data adds to mounting evidence that depression is linked to an inflammatory response
For the Holidays, Let’s Remember that Peace is Not Only the Goal, But the Path by Which We Get There
Matt Agorist – Peace is the journey, not jut the destination.
Technocracy: Evolution Told as a Fairy Tale
Jon Rappoport – Understanding the mindset of technocrats is necessary; they believe that since they can plan the shape of society, they should plan the shape of society.
As Fracking Companies Face Bankruptcy, U.S. Regulators Enable Firms to Duck Cleanup Costs
Justin Mikulka – In over their heads with debt, U.S. shale oil and gas firms are now moving from a boom in fracking to a boom in bankruptcies.
The Hidden Military Uses of 5G Technology
Manlio Dinucci – At the London Summit, the 29 member countries of NATO agreed to “guarantee the security of our communications, including 5G”.
Churches Are Breaking the Law on Purpose to Shelter the Homeless in Dallas This Winter
Emma Fiala – It is against the law for churches to provide shelter for the homeless in Dallas, but some are doing it anyway.
Green Cancer-Causing Slime Oozes Onto Michigan Highway
Jordan Davidson – Motorists traveling on Interstate 696 in Michigan caught a peculiar sight on Friday when a mysterious green slime oozed onto the highway from a retaining wall, according to The New York Times.
Tennis Player Roger Federer Provides Schooling And Food For A Million Children
John Vibes – Swiss tennis player Roger Federer has been involved with numerous philanthropic efforts since forming his foundation in 2004.