FDA finally admits chicken meat contains cancer-causing arsenic (but keep eating it, yo!)
So… let me get this straight. Raw milk, BAD. Elderberry juice, BAD. Arsenic… GOOD? Thanks for keeping us safe and healthy, FDA!
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So… let me get this straight. Raw milk, BAD. Elderberry juice, BAD. Arsenic… GOOD? Thanks for keeping us safe and healthy, FDA!
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Or; The Gas Obama’s Full Of Won’t Fill Our Tanks New Politizoid video from Right Change; Gas prices continue to climb at a steady rate. Rather than drilling and taking action to stop the crisis at the pump, the Obama Administration is busy telling Americans what they should do. Great video work, and I’d have […]
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via RT: As outrage continues over body imagining scanners used by the TSA, a new legislation would cut off funding of the technology that has raised eyebrows across America since they began being installed throughout US airports in 2010.
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Outrageous. This kind of blatant corporatism is exactly what’s going on with Monsanto, the FDA and Michael Taylor too:
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From Dr. Paul:
There are just over 24 hours before the first Republican Presidential debate in Greenville, South Carolina.
My, how far…
Join Howard Houchen and I Friday April 22 from 6-8pm CST. We will be taking a close look at how Real ID is unfolding in the state of Florida, one of the states that has accepted and is implementing the … Continue reading →
I love Ayn Rand.
via WSJ: Tomorrow’s release of the movie version of “Atlas Shrugged” is focusing attention on Ayn Rand’s 1957 opus and the free-market ideas it espouses. Book sales for “Atlas” have always been brisk—and all the more so in the past few years, as actual events have mirrored Rand’s nightmare vision of economic collapse amid massive government expansion. Conservatives are now hailing Rand as a tea party Nostradamus, hence the timing of the movie’s premiere on tax day.
When Rand created the character of Wesley Mouch, it’s as though she was anticipating Barney Frank (D., Mass). Mouch is the economic czar in “Atlas Shrugged” whose every move weakens the economy, which in turn gives him the excuse to demand broader powers. Mr. Frank steered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to disaster with mandates for more lending to low-income borrowers. After Fannie and Freddie collapsed under the weight of their subprime mortgage books, Mr. Frank proclaimed last year: “The way to cure that is to give us more authority.” Mouch couldn’t have said it better himself.
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Via GrownInTheCity: The town of Sedgwick, Maine, population 1,012 (according to the 2000 census), has become the first town in the United States to pass a Food Sovereignty ordinance. In doing so, the town declared their right to produce and s…