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The Aviation industry’s dark and deadly secret has been concealed from their passengers and crew members for over six decades. But that isn’t stopping one former crew member from speaking out! The Airlines Toxic Secret, Crew Members Are Dying to Tell You On Valentine’s Day 1993, I embarked on a flight from London Heathrow to Bahrain to become a Cabin crew Member for Gulf Air, based in Manama. This flight would change my life forever, but not in the way I had envisioned. In 1995, I was grounded due to ill health, and my flying license revoked by the airline. But I did […]
[…]health world that Governor Rick Scott/wife own STOCK in the dangerous deadly neurotoxin they are spraying on us here in Florida and elsewhere all the the name of Zika. From the Newswire article: “This is the first study looking at the effect of Zika infection on the adult brain,” says Joseph Gleeson, adjunct professor at Rockefeller, head of the Laboratory of Pediatric Brain Disease, and Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator and a scientist some refer to as “The Devil” “Based on our findings, getting infected with Zika as an adult may not be as innocuous as people think. (Scare tactics) […]
[…]lithium know how difficult it is to figure out proper dosing!! So, where is the wisdom in spraying large amounts of the drug into the air? Especially for those who do not need it? There is none, I suggest to you, unless you are intending something far more foul than simply looking at how the atmosphere works. Oh, and FYI, lithium has side effects, too: excessive urination, seizures, suicidal thoughts, fever, confusion or hallucinations, swelling of the hands and feet and diarrhea or vomiting. This is nothing more than biological warfare against us. So, call them whatever you want, the […]
[…]products. It will also request that they immediately reject the common practice of pre-harvest spraying of Roundup on important food crops in order to reduce unnecessary exposure to glyphosate. And lastly, a piece of good news: This official report puts SERIOUS pressure on the billion dollar Bayer-Monsanto merger. They simply do not need new and reliable scientific findings on Monsanto’s glyphosate-based Roundup- but they are getting it. In fact, law firms around the country are already lining up plaintiffs for “mass tort” suits against Monsanto. Thank you, Lord! Now maybe farm workers, long exposed to the chemical, can get the compensation they […]
[…]levels, suggesting the origin is plant-based. ‘We know that glyphosate is only certified for spraying on crops, and it does not bio-accumulate in animals, so we would not expect it to come from feed animals that are the main protein sources in some of the products,’ Dr Hay said. ‘Our evidence suggests that it’s coming from plant material.’ The researchers said they were surprised that glyphosate was detected in the one GMO-free product tested. While the US Department of Agriculture requires that companies meet a common standard for meat and poultry that claims to be ‘Non-GMO’, the same is not […]
[…]and realize that if they really love their community and their own children, they shouldn’t be spraying cancer-causing chemicals on the food supply. They should be thanking Azure Farm for growing organic and providing nutritious, non-toxic food to the local Oregon population. Thank all of you who took action on this issue. We must continue to work to educate ignorant bureaucrats while defending our food supply from those who incessantly seek to poison it. *Article originally appeared at Natural […]
[…]of sunlight and nutrients.” (Weeds have grown stronger because of herbicide overuse; by spraying so much glyphosate farmers inadvertently caused the weeds to evolve resistant traits far quicker than predicted.) At the Universities of Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee, field tests found that this dicamba can “volatilize and float to other fields” even 72 hours after application- info regulators didn’t have. RELATED ARTICLE: Why Have 45 Prominent Health Experts Revolted Against This New Film? Regulatory filings show that Monsanto and BASF submitted hundreds of studies to the EPA but only a few considered volatility in an actual field setting (most were […]
[…]would be proud of you if you put the health of the nation first and stopped selling GMO seeds and spraying Glyphosate (Roundup®) and other harsher pesticides.”1 In the emails, Goldstein noted that the group was making “a pretty nasty looking set of allegations” and that he had been “arguing for a week to beat the shit out of them.”1 RELATED STORY: Monsanto hit list exposed Using identical obscene language, one of the consultants Bruce Chassy, (then a professor at the University of Illinois) also supported attacking the moms’ group. The other consultant, Wayne Parrot, (a University of Georgia crop […]
[…]sentencing is allowed if he is found guilty.” The FBI has arrested Bessemer who admitted to spraying Tomcat mice (or rat) poison on food at Whole Foods and at least 3 other grocery stores. The FBI announced Tuesday the man was taken into custody with help from the Ann Arbor Police Department. Great job Health Nuts! We’re so glad to those of you who helped nab this criminal. ORIGINAL STORY BEFORE UPDATE: We need our readers’ help! Recently, at a Ann Arbor, Michigan, Whole Foods, a man was seen attempting to contaminate food. When employees noticed him sprinkling an unknown liquid on […]
[…]for this practice too. “…The pit will fill up, so it has to be emptied. And it’s emptied by spraying the liquid waste…If you are familiar with a garden sprayer, they are gigantic versions of that. They are making droplets of fine mist out of this liquid waste and that can drift downwind into the neighboring communities,” explains Dr. Steve Wing of University of North Carolina. People living around the farm have to tolerate the horrible smell from the factory. It doesn’t just make people gag, it also carries health repercussions. “There are a number of studies of asthma and asthma symptoms […]
[…]Kitahata wrote. ). RELATED STORY: ‘Safer than table salt,’ Except it’s carcinogenic After spraying Roundup and a similar product at his job- for years- Johnson was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2014 at age 42. While many government regulators have rejected a link between the weed killer’s active ingredient glyphosate and cancer, the chemical was labeled as “probably carcinogenic to humans” by the IARC in March of […]
[…]Dewayne “Lee” Johnson, 46, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma after years of spraying school grounds in Benicia with a concentrated brand of the same herbicide. A judge later reduced Johnson’s damages to $78.5 million. Monsanto is appealing. Unlike Johnson, whose doctors have described his illness as terminal, Hardeman’s cancer is in remission. He testified that he sprayed Roundup for nearly 30 years to kill poison oak on his 56-acre tract in Forestville, often feeling the liquid on his hands or inhaling it.”1 A shame no one clued him in that this causes cancer. We’ve been writing about this for years. […]
[…]vouched for Guyger’s good character, Long asked him if he was aware of her text about pepper spraying parade-goers. “That would be out of character,” MacPherson […]
[…]Francisco Bay Area school district, Johnson often used Roundup and a similar product, Ranger Pro, spraying “large quantities from a 50-gallon tank attached to a truck, and during gusty winds, the product would cover his face.” And at one point, when a hose broke, the poisonous weed killer soaked his entire body. Another time Johnson developed a rash and contacted the company but was never warned it could cause cancer. RELATED STORY: Day 6: Monsanto’s Head of Consumer Safety explains why he never returned plaintiff’s phone calls Johnson was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2014 at age 42. Something George […]
[…]and Virginia. RELATED STORY: CNN: Bees can be taught to add and subtract Speaking about the spraying, Nathan Donley, a senior scientist with the Center for Biological Diversity said it was “beyond the pale”1 that during “a time of global insect decline”1 that this would take place. He went on to say, “The EPA is routinely misusing the ’emergency’ process to get sulfoxaflor approved because it’s too toxic to make it through normal pesticide reviews. The EPA is far too eager to find loopholes to approve harmful pesticides when it should be focusing on keeping people and wildlife safe from those pesticides. […]
Fifty-five years ago this month, the U.S. Army began spraying millions of gallons of the toxic defoliant known as Agent Orange over large swaths of southern Vietnam. Today, however, instead of resentment and isolation from the U.S., the country is awash with Americanophilia. Ho Chi Minh City, once the capital of the U.S.-backed regime under the name of Saigon, is now teeming with McDonald’s and Starbucks businesses. The present economic hub of Vietnam also boasts an increase in Apple stores, which see their clientele anxiously waiting for the debut of the latest iPhones and are often considered by many here […]
(Editor’s note: Remember guys, they are not just spraying here in Florida! Multiple states are being assaulted aerially with this known dangerous organophosphate, classified as a neurotoxin. The culprit is Naled, name brand Dibrom- Morbid spelled backward- for those who missed it.) Second update: see the DUNCE, Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, below who the mayors said DEMANDED them to keep all this quiet. There’s also a mainstream link at bottom predicting him as Florida’s next governor! It just so happens that our corrupt governor, Rick Scott, has a HUGE vested (financial) interest in the mosquito spray companies AND the fracked gas […]
[…]He’s taken almost $700,000 from Publix and he demanded mayors keep quiet about the spraying of Naled in our state, he’s a bad man.) Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been pointing out the part that Big Sugar has played in what’s happening to the ecosystem in Florida. And so have many others. In fact, you would think that politicians would be smarter about taking money from them. But no. At least not this guy. “This campaign season, only one person running for governor is still taking sugar’s money: Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam. So far sugar companies and their affiliates have […]
[…]the entire food system. But it doesn’t stop there for Bayer-Monsanto. The widespread practice of spraying glyphosate on wheat pre-harvest, is causing mass contamination of many food products like children’s breakfast cereals. So now, the companies using grain contaminated with glyphosate are being taken to court too. General Mill’s was the first in a multitude of this type of class action lawsuit for allowing glyphosate into products like Cheerios.”2 As we have said (and done- always gotta lead by example) many times over the last couple of years, we have the power to change our world and sometimes it’s as […]
[…]continue operating seven stores during bankruptcy. RELATED STORY: CNN: Kroger will start spraying produce with “Apeel,” funded by Rockefeller and The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation In 2003, Lucky’s was founded in Boulder, CO, by former chefs with farmers market-style stores and gourmet food. The stores captivated the interest of large grocery chains as it grew, including the mega-chain Kroger. In fact, in 2016, Kroger invested in Lucky’s, which at the time had 17 stores. Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen said at the time: “Lucky’s approach is very much aligned with our efforts to provide affordable, fresh, organic and natural […]
