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Author: Erin Elizabeth

NC Program Rehabs Puppy Mill Survivors Paralyzed by Fear

NC Program Rehabs Puppy Mill Survivors Paralyzed by Fear

Posted by | May 21, 2020 | , ,

In the aftermath of a puppy mill bust, the youngest dogs are usually ready for adoption as soon as they’re weaned and given a good scrubbing. But the older dogs, who suffered years of abuse and isolation, need far more than a bath. The American Society for the Prevention and Cruelty to Animals found themselves inundated with dogs that had never seen sunlight and were literally afraid of their own shadows. ASPCA reports that these terrified dogs have lived on their own in barren rooms or were tied up in fields, usually with nothing more than their littermates and...

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Lindsey Graham Says Bill Gates Should Head the W.H.O. and We Should Double the Amount of Money Given to Them if He Does

Lindsey Graham Says Bill Gates Should Head the W.H.O. and We Should Double the Amount of Money Given to Them if He Does

Posted by | May 17, 2020 |

WOW! We can’t believe Lindsey Graham would say such a thing, especially since Bill Gates doesn’t even have a college degree. Nothing against that, but perhaps both Bill and Melinda Gates should stop playing doctor to the masses. https://healthnutnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Video-by-healthnutnews.mp4   Share your thoughts...

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AP: Senate Narrowly Rejects New Limits on Internet Surveillance

AP: Senate Narrowly Rejects New Limits on Internet Surveillance

Posted by | May 14, 2020 | , ,

An attempt to stop law enforcement agencies from accessing Americans’ internet histories without a warrant has failed in the US Senate – by a single vote. Introduced by Democratic senator Ron Wyden and Republican Steve Daines, the measure was an amendment to a bill reauthorizing specific lapsed intelligence programs. While that bill does introduce certain new privacy protections, including a restriction on how cell phone data may be used, many civil libertarians both inside and outside Congress are concerned that it does not do enough to keep Americans safe from excessive surveillance, especially in their online lives. RELATED STORY:...

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Port of Seattle Cop Reminded Officers to Respect the Bill of Rights — Now His Bosses Want Him Fired

Port of Seattle Cop Reminded Officers to Respect the Bill of Rights — Now His Bosses Want Him Fired

Posted by | May 13, 2020 | , ,

Port of Seattle Police Officer and Special Forces Veteran Greg Anderson made a patriotic and inspirational video reminding police officers they do not have unlimited powers. Officer Anderson is now on administrative leave, and many fear he will most likely be fired. You can view his entire video below, where he begins by saying: “I have seen officers around the country enforcing tyrannical orders; I was hoping it was a minority of officers, anymore, I am not so sure …”  We do not get to violate someone’s Constitutional Rights …”1 RELATED STORY: Dogs’ Rights Now Exceed Human Rights RELATED...

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CNN: Scary Robot Dogs Being Deployed to Keep People Away From Each Other with Social Distancing in Singapore

CNN: Scary Robot Dogs Being Deployed to Keep People Away From Each Other with Social Distancing in Singapore

Posted by | May 12, 2020 | , ,

The government of Singapore announced late last week that it would be trying out a new way to make its residents stay away from each other. They’ve deployed Spot, Boston Dynamics’ famous yellow and black canine robot, at one local park. The four-legged robot “dog” will patrol the park and broadcast a pre-recorded message to visitors to remind them of the importance of social distancing, according to authorities. The robot will be fitted with cameras that scan the surroundings and help officials determine the number of people gathering in parks. The government said in a statement: “These cameras will...

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