109 Industrial Chemicals Found in Pregnant Women

“Lesson #1: People died from forced evacuations, not from radiation.” – Dr. Kelvin Kemm ________________ “It’s hard to believe the world just marked the tenth anniversary of the tragic Fukushima earthquake, tsunami and nuclear power plant meltdown,” says Paul Driessen. “The name ‘Fukushima’ is clearly etched in our collective memories, and we are frequently urged to learn lessons from what happened there.” “But what did actually happen – and which lessons should we learn? In other words, how do citizens, governments and the news media avoid learning the wrong lessons? “Africa’s foremost nuclear power expert, Kelvin Kemm is especially knowledgeable about Chernobyl and Fukushima. In this … Continue reading →

Source: We Should Learn What Lessons From Fukushima?

The British Pilgrims Have Taken Over America

https://thefederalist.com/2020/10/13/the-great-barrington-declaration-is-a-spark-of-sanity-in-a-mad-world/

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_breakingnews/biden-administration-responds-to-reports-on-development-of-vaccine-passports_3753379.html

https://gab.com/PerfectlyImperfectMe/posts/105959697787278185

RFK, Jr. to Rutgers President: COVID Vaccine Mandate Violates Federal Law

https://greenwald.substack.com/p/journalists-attack-the-powerless

https://bertpowers.substack.com/p/even-the-poor

For decades now, advocates for freedom and free markets have disagreed over whether or not political decentralization and local self-governance are important principles in themselves. Most recently, this debate flared up here at mises.org over the issue of state-level preemptions of local government. Specifically, Connor Mortell objected to the State of Florida’s prohibition of local policymaking autonomy on the issue of covid lockdowns and mandates. In response, a number of readers both in social media and in the comment section here at mises.org insisted that centralization of political power is fine so long as it’s the good guys who are doing … Continue reading →

Source: Decentralization Is a Step Toward Self-Determination