The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
As one researcher in this report states: the problem is official politics: they demand that we should not count the dead. She was not able to get funds for her research from any academic institution or government organization.
PDF (101 Pages): BODY COUNT
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Here is the latest peer-reviewed research on GMOs and their effects on humans, in this case children.This is a nasty business driven by one imperative: Greed.
Children in GM soy-growing area of Argentina have genetic damage
UPDATE 7: US Electromagnetic tests run awry chief suspect; continued evidence of false testimony from governments. Still no conclusive findings on culpability or method but near certainty aircraft and all on board vaporized in mid-air. Co-pilot is a patsy — a modern Oswald.
US Laser Test That Destroyed Germanwings, Next Plunges Holland Into Darkness
Microwave Pulse seen across Europe, Africa, and Atlantic on March 23 into 24th
As you read this think about what has happened to the United States from the time of the Marshall Plan when people around the world looked to the U.S. as an exemplar of what a modern society should be, until today when we are the most feared nation in the world, the number one threat to peace. This didn't happen to us, we did it to ourselves, and only we can undo it.
The #1 threat to peace in the world? World polling suggests it’s the United States
In early 2014, Gallup International/WIN released its annual global survey based on research conducted the previous year. The most striking statistic was that 24 percent of people around the world believe that the U.S. poses the greatest threat to peace. The runners-up were far behind: eight percent of respondents thought Pakistan was the greatest threat, while six percent thought it was China. And only five percent of those surveyed thought Iran was a threat to world peace. The numbers are based on interviews with 1,000 people in 65 different nations. (The survey published this year did not contain the same question.)
Depaving Cities, Undamming Rivers: How We're Undoing the Damage
The largest dam-removal project in history reached completion last fall, when excavators dredged the final tons of pulverized concrete from the Elwha River channel in Western Washington. Native fish, banished for 100 years from their historic spawning habitat, already were rediscovering the Elwha's newly accessible upper stretches. Within weeks of the final explosion in August, threatened bull trout and chinook salmon were spotted migrating beyond the rubble.
