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Leonardo DiCaprio’s 2014 UN climate summit speech


The undeniable climate events are very questionable at best. Hurricanes have not increased, floods have not increased, and droughts have been far worse in history than they have been in recent years. The global temperature has “paused” and has not increased for almost 20 years, and sea level predictions have been consistently wrong (among many other climate change predictions).

DiCaprio then echoes the socialist sentiment of a carbon tax. Coupled with limiting the “free ride” that industry has enjoyed in a free market economy. Completely ignoring the fact that it has been government intervention and regulations that have slowed the free market’s progress in fixing any environmental issues.

Do not think this true? Why is a plant (hemp) that we can create clean fuel, paper, clothing, plastic, medicine, and much more with, still illegal or over regulated to the point of insanity? (just to give one of many examples). DiCaprio is using the age old socialist tactic of blaming the free market and privately owned industry for problems created by the state. Individuals cannot fix the problem in a free market even though they are the driving force.

The deciding factor in any corporate or industrial decision. Have you ever heard the term “vote with your dollars? No, no don’t pay any attention to that. Only the state can fix it all now. Then to add insult to injury. The very same industries getting a “free ride” in the free market are what created DiCaprio’s $220 million dollar net worth. Or does he think that all those DVD’s, VHS tapes, posters, shirts, and any other products that he sells are not included as industrial production? 

Hypocrisy, ignorance, protests, socialism, and movie stars. Welcome to the current environmental movement.

The real face of Walt Disney


This video lets you see who Walt Disney really was - a 33rd degree Freemason. With detailed pictures and explanations on the Disney films and how they are used to manipulate children.




Beer is regulated by the Department of the Treasury, not the FDA

Though it is consumed like any other food, beer is surprisingly not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Instead, it is regulated by a division of the Department of the Treasury known as the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), which does not require that the ingredients of beer be disclosed to consumers.

Because of this, beer companies can get away with adding all sorts of flavor enhancers, stabilizers and other chemicals to beer products without beer-drinkers knowing about it. This means that GM corn-derived additives like corn syrup, for instance, are often hiding in beer without proper labeling.

“There is a long list of ingredients allowed in beer—like high fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors, stabilizers that are linked to intestinal inflammation, artificial colors, ingredients found in airplane deicing liquid, genetically modified ingredients, even fish swim bladders,” wrote the Food Babe.

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AIDS from beer?

BENZENE, LUBRICANTS AND AIDS

“The effects of benzene on the human system are as follows: “Confirmed human carcinogen producing myeloid leukemia, Hodgkin’s disease, and lymphomas by inhalation. A human poison by inhalation.....skin contact, intraperitoneal, intravenous, and possibly other routes. A severe eye and moderate skin irritant.....blood changes, increased body temperature… Mutation data reported... The bone marrow may be [damaged],.....the changes reflected in the peripheral blood. Anemia, leucopenia, macrocytosis,.....thrombocytopenia may be present... Benzene has a definite cumulative action... In chronic poisoning the onset is slow, with the symptoms vague: fatigue, headache, dizziness, nausea and loss of appetite, loss of weight, and weakness are common complaints [emphasis mine]. There is great individual variation in the signs and symptoms of chronic benzene poisoning.” *

*Lewis, Richard. Hazardous Chemicals Desk Reference. 1993; Van Nostrand Reinhold. Pp. 123-124.