Niles' Weekly Register, Baltimore, November 28, 1829 - Rothschilds have purchased Jerusalem
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The United Nations and the new age
The Black Pope - A History Of The Jesuits by MF Cusack
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Dr. Stephanie Seneff presentation on harmful effects of glyphosate
Former salesman for vaccine maker Merck & Co. wouldn’t vaccinate his son
"If you believe what you are told by the AMA and the CDC and you are doctor, you are not doing enough research."
In 1991 Scott Cooper and his wife researched vaccine safety and efficacy, determined vaccines are NOT safe or effective, and refused to vaccinate their son. Interestingly, their son was much healthier than his vaccinated peers throughout childhood. At the time, Scott worked as a sales rep for Merck & Co., a large vaccine manufacturer, and he had dived deep into researching vaccines and the risk associated with vaccination. His Pediatrician was befuddled that Scott would not vaccinate, especially because he worked for a large vaccine manufacturer! His son continues to be healthy, and Scott and his wife have no regrets about not vaccinating their son.
Using sunscreen promotes cancer
Exposing Catholicism’s lies: praying to the saints - what the Bible says about it
CDC scientist admits they destroyed data that showed vaccines caused autism in children
ADHD is a disorder, not a disease
Cult of Roman Catholicism
The Roman Catholic church, headquartered in Rome, Italy, has its own powerful City-State, the Vatican. The Roman Catholic church unofficially came into being in 312 A.D., at the time of the so-called "miraculous conversion" to Christianity of the Roman Emperor Constantine but he still worshipped the sun god. Although Christianity was not made the official religion of the Roman Empire until the edicts of Theodosius I in 380 and 381 A.D., Constantine, from 312 A.D. until his death in 337, was engaged in the process of simultaneously building pagan temples and Christian churches, and was slowly turning over the reins of his pagan priesthood to the Bishop of Rome. However, the family of Constantine did not give up the last vestige of his priesthood until after the disintegration of the Roman Empire – that being the title the emperors bore as heads of the pagan priesthood – Pontifex Maximus – a title which the popes would inherit. The popes also inherited Constantine's titles as the self-appointed civil head of the church – Summus Pontifex (Vicar of Christ and Bishop of Bishops). [Full article]