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The Supreme Court Just Derailed Thousands of Lawsuits Against Monsanto Over Glyphosate and Cancer

In a 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court sided with Monsanto and blocked cancer victims from suing over missing cancer warnings. The Supreme Court just handed Monsanto a major victory.

In a 7-2 ruling in Monsanto Co. v. Durnell, the Court held that federal pesticide law (FIFRA) preempts state-law “failure-to-warn” claims. This means companies cannot be sued under state law for not including cancer warnings on Roundup labels - as long as the EPA has not required such warnings. [Read More]

Canadian Government Officially Passes ‘Bible Ban’

Canada will now officially outlaw portions of the Bible after Parliament approved a controversial “hate speech” bill that will criminalize Christians, churches, and people of faith who quote unapproved verses from religious scripture.

The final effort to stop Bill C-9 was defeated this week, clearing the way for the legislation to receive Royal Assent and become law. [Read More]

Advanced Alzheimer’s Successfully Treated With Psilocybin, a Recent Case Study Says

Psilocybin is a naturally occurring compound found in over 200 species of fungi collectively known as “magic mushrooms.” It functions as a prodrug, meaning it is biologically inactive until ingested, at which point the body rapidly converts it into psilocin.  Psilocin is the pharmacologically active compound responsible for the drug’s effects.

In 2000, psilocybin research in the US was resumed and in the following years, research has surged due to its potential as a treatment for various psychiatric disorders and addictions.  In the following, Nicolas Hulscher highlights a case study of an 80-year-old woman who had been diagnosed with advanced Alzheimer’s. [Read More]

UK Cops Tried to Frame Henry Nowak Days After Death, Knowing His Killer Had Lied

❓ WHAT HAPPENED: UK police initially attempted to depict Henry Nowak as the aggressor in a fatal stabbing incident, despite knowing that the suspect, Digwa, had lied about being racially abused. The attempt came in the form of a drafted statement, never issued, but revealed by the Sunday Times newspaper.

📰 DETAIL: Henry Nowak died on December 4 after being stabbed multiple times by Digwa, who falsely claimed racial abuse. The police’s initial statement suggested an unknown man had assaulted two men, but the Nowak family objected to the narrative that implied their son was said aggressor. The police eventually revised their statement to refer only to an “altercation.” The police draft statement came even after they realised Digwa, the murderer, had lied all along.

🎯 IMPACT: The incident has gone global, shining a spotlight on Britain’s two-tier political system and broader society, which assures privileges to non-whites and those who claim “racism.” [Read More]

Congress Has a New Intelligence Bureau and it’s Spying on Americans Critical of AI

As rage about artificial intelligence and the data centers powering it grows, Congress is taking notice - not with any legislation or law, but by spying on public opposition.

A newly created intelligence agency of the Congress (yes, it has its own now) is warning that legislators are in danger from an angry public. The U.S. Capitol Police Intelligence Services Bureau, created after January 6 and in parallel to the 18-member Executive Branch intelligence community, laid out the warning in an internal intelligence report produced in April. [Read More]

Everyone is Dumping Their 2030 Climate ‘Emissions’ Pledges

In 2019, Al Gore joined then Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign a bill into law imposing 40% in ‘emissions cuts’ on New York State by 2030. Cuomo bragged that the draconian measures would represent “the most aggressive climate law in” America and sneered at the president that, “to deny climate change is to deny reality. Trump ignores climate change because it is not politically convenient to acknowledge it.” But it was actually Cuomo who was denying reality. [Read More]