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Revealed: US Government Program Secretly Injected Citizens with Plutonium, Uranium

Revealed: US Government Program Secretly Injected Citizens with Plutonium, Uranium

February 22, 2012 | by

In a secret program that is now admitted to be true, the United States government injected unknowing human ‘participants’ with highly toxic plutonium. It sounds like a bizarre torture scenario that you’d expect to see blamed on illegal terror organizations, but the individuals behind this crime are actually doctors working for the United States government. Disregarding the health of innocent citizens, the government testers were eager to see how unknowing participants suffered as a result of secret plutonium injection.

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Millions of Pounds of Toxic Dioxin, 2,4-D Herbicide, to Flood US Farmland

Millions of Pounds of Toxic Dioxin, 2,4-D Herbicide, to Flood US Farmland

February 21, 2012 | by

The EPA announced that it has completed the first part of its study on dioxin, after more than 25 years of stonewalling. Dioxin is the most caustic man-made chemical known. Dioxin is a general term for hundreds of chemicals that are produced in industrial processes that use chlorine and burning. Disturbingly, it has a half-life of 100+ years when it is leached into soil or embedded in water systems. Dioxin was the most harmful component in Agent Orange.

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France Asks EU to Halt Monsanto GMO Corn Approval

France Asks EU to Halt Monsanto GMO Corn Approval

February 21, 2012 | by

France is not bowing down to GMO giant Monsanto, now asking the European Commission to suspend authorization to Monsanto’s genetically modified corn. The news comes after France charged Monsanto with chemical poisoning after it was found that a farmer had suffered severe adverse health reactions as a result of exposure to Monsanto’s Lasso weedkiller. Despite losing court rulings against Monsanto’s GMO corn, the environment ministry is attempting to fortify a ban on the crops over serious environmental concerns.

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Lawmakers Move to Ban BPA in Receipts

Lawmakers Move to Ban BPA in Receipts

February 19, 2012 | by

You may be exposing yourself to toxic cancer-causing bisphenol A (BPA) on a daily basis if you’re handling receipts from a variety of stores. While this has been known for quite some time, lawmakers in Illonois are now moving to ban the health threatening BPA. If legislators fully act and require stores to halt the usage of BPA-laced receipts, it could lead to nationwide changes being made in the fight against BPA contamination.

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Monsanto Shareholder Meeting Infiltrated by Activist (Video)

Monsanto Shareholder Meeting Infiltrated by Activist (Video)

February 18, 2012 | by

In an exciting act of grassroots resistance to Monsanto and their GMOs that are ravaging the planet, activist Adam Eidinger has infiltrated a Monsanto shareholder meeting and posted the video up on Youtube. Eidinger discusses the negative impact of GMO crops, Roundup, and other Monsanto creations on human health and the environment. As a result, a shocked Monsanto spokesman (identified as CEO Hugh Grant by Eidinger) does his best to brush off the concerns and assure the activist that the company.

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Exposing the Severity of the Fukushima Disaster (Video)

Exposing the Severity of the Fukushima Disaster (Video)

February 17, 2012 | by

As a featured guest on The Power Hour with Joyce Riley, Anthony discusses the true severity of the Fukushima disaster and how it affects you and your family. Fukushima has had 5 major meltdowns now, in a disaster that is making experts say that it is larger than Chernobyl. Aljazeera reported in September that the radiation emitted from Fukushima would rival or surpass Chernobyl in only the weeks following the disaster.

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New Bill to Mandate Flu Vaccine for New Jersey Health Care Workers

New Bill to Mandate Flu Vaccine for New Jersey Health Care Workers

February 14, 2012 | by

Thanks to a new bill currently going through New Jersey legislature, employees working at health care facilities such as general or special hospitals, nursing homes, or home health care agencies may be ‘mandatorily’ required to receive the flu vaccine. The bill, recently approved by the Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee, may be voted on this week. Needless to say, this bill is not the first to call for mandatory flu vaccines.

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Breaking: Monsanto Found Guilty of Chemical Poisoning in France

Breaking: Monsanto Found Guilty of Chemical Poisoning in France

February 13, 2012 | by

In a major victory for public health and what will hopefully lead to other nations taking action, a French court decided today that genetically modified foods monster Monsanto is guilty of chemically poisoning a French farmer. The grain grower, Paul Francois, says he developed neurological problems such as memory loss and headaches after being exposed to Monsanto’s Lasso weedkiller back in 2004. The monumental case paves way for legal action against Monsanto’s Roundup and other harmful herbicides and pesticides made by other manufacturers.

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Needless Diabetes-Linked Antibiotic Prescriptions Cost NHS $10 Million Per Year

Needless Diabetes-Linked Antibiotic Prescriptions Cost NHS $10 Million Per Year

February 13, 2012 | by

Antibiotics are not only breeding illness among the population, but are also so vastly overprescribed that it is costing the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) the equivalent of over 10 and a half million dollars per year. According to new research, doctors are dishing out more than 1.6 million unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions for common ailments such as sinusitis and acute coughs. The result: an unnecessary and massive financial hit.

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Genetically Engineered Generic Drugs to Be Unleashed Without Mandatory Testing

Genetically Engineered Generic Drugs to Be Unleashed Without Mandatory Testing

February 11, 2012 | by

Under the healthcare reform of 2010, the FDA was given the authority to regulate generic versions of genetically engineered (GE) drugs. Furthermore, some genetically engineered drugs may not even receive human or animal testing — it all depends on whether or not the FDA deems it necessary. The FDA is proposing new guidelines — an ‘abbreviated pathway’ — for generic drug makers to make similar, but not necessarily identical, generic drugs called ‘biosimilars’. The FDA will accept the drug studies from the original GE drug for approval, and will only require animal or human testing if the FDA deems it appropriate.

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