The measles outbreak that has proliferated national news outlets is initiating global debate regarding the possible mandate of vaccinations. Anyone who makes a choice not to choose a vaccine after careful research is suddenly labeled an ‘anti-vaxxer,’.
The trend, like all the most entertaining forms of mischief, is apparently illegal in most countries, but not Canada. That has not deterred Canadians who for years have enjoyed replacing the unfortunate Sir with the likeness of Spock or Alan Rickman’s portrayal of professor Snape.
In the second hour JD is joined by author, researcher and historian James Perloff, for an in depth discussion about Darwins theory of evolution and the ramifications of using it as the framework through which we view the world.
What London’s Guardian reported on Tuesday is shocking, disturbing, yet unsurprising given the scourge of neocon fascist governance in America. Washington’s war on humanity at home and abroad should be a wakeup call for everyone. Wars without end rage against one nation after another.
Engineers at Monash University, in Melbourne, Australia recently made history by 3D printing 2 whole metal jet engines. One of the engines is currently on display at the International Air Show in Avalon, Victoria, Australia, and the other is at Microtubo (Safran) ..
Radioactive cover-up at Fukushima — Experts believe “other sources of contamination” are flowing into ocean — Emergency hearing with plant officials — “TEPCO decided long ago there was no need to monitor” the water with high-level radioactive materials (VIDEO).
In the second hour JD is joined once again by IMF whistleblower Karen Hudes for a continuation of a discussion about the global currency reset, the existence of a global trust for the benefit of humanity and the new Basel III compliant banking system here in the U.S. and what it all means to all of us on main street.
Although it may not be obvious from this image, NGC 4424 is in fact a spiral galaxy. In this image it is seen more or less edge on, but from above, you would be able to see the arms of the galaxy wrapping around its center to give the characteristic spiral form.
Swann explained that when the U.S. first invaded Iraq, it “blew the country apart.” By destroying the existing government, toppling Saddam Hussein, and destroying the infrastructure, the U.S. “left behind a power vacuum” that would never have existed under Hussein.
International Space Station astronaut Terry Virts (@AstroTerry) tweeted this image of a Vulcan hand salute from orbit as a tribute to actor Leonard Nimoy, who died on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. Nimoy played science officer Mr. Spock in the Star Trek series that served as an inspiration to generations of scientists, engineers and sci-fi fans around the world.
In the second hour JD is joined by researcher and radio personality Jack Blood for a discussion about everything from mind control and eugenics to secret societies and the police state. Jack breaks down the News Du Jour in ways no one else can!
Jack Blood understands and decodes the doublespeak, and group-think of the mainstream media, and outlines the agenda of those who would seek to control, misuse, or enslave the planet. Jack has a serious understanding of how the Global Super Elite do their business.
From the International Space Station (ISS), European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti took this photograph of Chicago and posted it to social media on Feb. 19, 2015. She wrote, “How do you like #Chicago dressed for winter?”
In the second hour JD is joined by the international authority on archaeological anomalies Michael Cremo, for an in-depth discussion about the true roots of human existence given the strange ruins and artifacts Michael and others have discovered all over the world. Are we really the products of Darwinian evolution?
A bill up for consideration in the Texas legislature would create a mechanism for the state to review and reject any federal order, law, police, rule, mandate or agency regulation that is found to violate the Bill of Rights of the Texas Constitution.
