Biodynamic Gardening Takes Holistic Approach to the Soil By Tom Oder Want to enhance the health and vitality of your garden? Try gardening biodynamically. It will deepen your understanding of the life processes that happen in the garden and enhance the quality and flavor of the food you grow. Many people are familiar with how …
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‘Snail Mail My Email’ Converts Your Digital Message into a Letter and Mails it for Free By Timi Cantisano Remember when you used to send letter to friends and family? No? Me either. Well, I do, but it was a long time ago and an art that’s is now generally reserved for bills. But, it …
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Fukushima Radiation Identified off Northern California By Tracy Loew | Statesman Journal Low-level radiation from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear accident has been detected in multiple samples of ocean water off the Pacific Coast of the U.S. and Canada, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is reporting. The sample nearest to shore was taken about 100 miles off …
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Predictors of ’29 Crash See 65% Chance of 2015 Recession By Simon Kennedy In 1929, a businessman and economist by the name of Jerome Levy didn’t like what he saw in his analysis of corporate profits. He sold his stocks before the October crash. Almost eight decades later, the consultancy company that bears his name …
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Drought Turns East Bay City Into Wild, Wild West With Thieves Stealing Precious Water By Mark Kelly CONCORD — Seems the drought has made California into the wild, wild west. Clayton in Contra Costa County is a city that remains true to its western roots. There’s even an old-time saloon. In this town, water has …
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Millions of Kenyan Women Given Vaccines Covertly Laced with Anti-Fertility Agent By Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton (Truthstream Media) The HCG infertility vaccine has struck again, this time in Kenya where over a million women and girls have been administered a UN-backed tetanus shot laced with an anti-fertility agent that will make them unable to …
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Show Info 11-11-2014 – JD’s News, Guest Roger Sayles Second Hour Guest In the second hour, guest Roger Sayles will discuss the Constitution and the U.S. Sovereign turned serf. Your God-given, natural rights – rights the banksters and the New World Order have tricked you into trading for the legal status of slavery. Roger Sayles …
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37 Million Bees Found Dead in Canada After Large GMO Crop Planting By Christina Sarich The makers of neonicotinoids, the bee-killing insecticide that was banned all over Europe, won’t be able to refute this latest phenomenon. Millions of bees were found dead after GMO corn was planted in Ontario, Canada. This isn’t new news, but …
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Google Wants to Store Your Genome By Antonio Regalado For $25 a year, Google will keep a copy of any genome in the cloud. Google is approaching hospitals and universities with a new pitch. Have genomes? Store them with us. The search giant’s first product for the DNA age is Google Genomics, a cloud computing …
Giant Storm that Battered Alaska May be Strongest on Record for the North Pacific By Tom Yulsman As the monster storm that once was Super Typhoon Nuri swept toward the western Aleutian Islands, bringing hurricane force winds and 50-foot waves, it may have been one for the record books. But luckily, there are no reported …
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San Francisco Voters Approve Minimum Wage Hike to $15 By Joshua Sabatini The more than 100,000 of San Francisco’s lowest paid workers are in store for a pay raise after voters supported raising the minimum wage Tuesday to $15 by 2018. Already the highest in the nation, San Francisco’s minimum wage will continue to have …
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Why Cops Can Seize Your Property Even If You’re Innocent By Erin Fuchs In a Philadelphia suburb last year, cops seized the home of a couple who had never been charged with a crime. Their son had allegedly dealt heroin out of the house, and cops said the home could be seized because it was …
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Merry Christmas: UN Declares Arms Trade Treaty to Go Into Effect Dec. 24 By Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. On its official website, the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (yes, that’s really a thing and yes, it is housed right here in the United States) announced that the UN’s Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) “will enter …
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Show Info 11-10-2014 – JD’s News, Guest Joseph E. Meyer Second Hour Guest In the second hour, guest Joseph E. Meyer joins host JD Moore to discuss his nearly 50 years of experience in the equities markets, a Wall Street trader, an expert witness for the Financial Industy Regulatory Authority and the publisher of the …
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Roger Sayles is an author, talk radio host and ex-pat living in Argentina by way of Atlanta, Georgia. An authority on citizenship, natural rights and the Constitution, Roger is a regular weekly guest on “Life, Liberty and All That Jazz,” with host Jeff Bennett and Alfred Adask’s “American Independence Hour.”
