Stillness in the Storm

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Stillness in the Storm

SPERRY: FBI Chief Comey Misled Congress’s ‘Gang of 8’ Over Russiagate, Lisa Page Memo Reveals

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(Cristina Laila) The FBI deceived the House, Senate and the Justice Department about the substance and strength of evidence undergirding its counterintelligence investigation of President Trump, according to a recently declassified document and other material.

Dinesh D’Souza Dares Jan. 6 Committee to Air His Movie “2000 Mules” at Public Hearing and Try to Refute It

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(Jim Hoft) In May Dinesh D’Souza and Salem Media released the much-anticipated movie “2000 Mules” on the 2020 presidential election heist. The movie revealed how thousands of ballot traffickers working in all of the battleground states stuffed hundreds of thousands of ballots into the ballot drop boxes in order to steal the presidential election for Joe Biden.

As Pollinating Insect Populations Decline, Renowned Scientist Proposes “Life EMC” (ElectroMagnetic Compatibility)

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(B.N. Frank) Decades of research has determined that exposure to cell phone and wireless “Wi-Fi” radiation – including 5G – as well as other sources of electromagnetic fields (aka “electrosmog”) is biologically and environmentally harmful (see also 1, 2, 3).  In fact, some government agencies warn citizens about exposure risks.  Manufacturers are also supposed to provide warnings about exposure from their products.  Nevertheless, the promotion and deployment of devices and infrastructure that emit radiation continues to increase.  Additionally, there are proponents that still claim some of this technology will help the environment (utility “smart” meters, Internet of Things (IoT) technology, etc.).  Of course, there’s A LOT of money being spent to promote this nonsense.  Fortunately, scientists continue to dispute it as well.

How to Make Healthy Smoothie Recipes That Are Nutritious & Delicious!

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(Ocean Robbins) Malted Milk, a powder consisting of dried malted barley, wheat flour, and evaporated whole milk powder, was invented in the 1870s by James Horlick, a London chemist who immigrated to Racine, Wisconsin, in search of opportunity. He saw the product as a nutritional supplement for babies, but it soon became a popular beverage for children and adults as well. More flavorful than plain milk, it was also marketed as a tonic — drinking it purportedly would not only help you sleep at night but would confer strength and vitality as well.

Are Microplastics in Masks a Heath Risk?

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(Nicoles S. Murphy) A recent study out of Hull York Medical school found microplastics deeper than expected in the lungs of living people for the first time. The paper published in March 2022 sparked accusations on the internet blaming face masks for the results. Fact checking sites were fast to follow debunking this notion.