Month: February 2018

Jim Hoft: It’s time for all truth seekers to rise up against the censorship, bullying and cult-like insanity of the tech giants

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(Natural News) Earlier this week, a number of prominent conservatives and entrepreneurs participated in the Social Media Neutrality Panel at the Newseum in Washington D.C. to discuss everything from the current tech climate to social media bias. Among the people in attendance were Pamela Geller of The Geller Report, Margaret Howell of Rightside Broadcasting, Oleg… … Read more

All the health benefits of durian fruit without having to eat it – researchers have discovered its promise as a probiotic

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(Natural News) It may soon be possible to enjoy the health benefits of the King of Fruits without the accompanying stench of rotten eggs or the need to actually eat it. Thanks to a joint study by Chinese and Singaporean researchers, a new non-dairy probiotic drink based on fermented durian pulp could be in the… … Read more

Scientists create customizable power source for wearable electronics that can be folded, cut, and stretched without losing functionality

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(Natural News) Wearable technology has certainly come a long way ever since they first hit the mainstream market a few years back. But even now, researchers from all over the world are working to reinvent it in ways that will give users more benefits at much lesser costs. The latest advancement in the world of… … Read more

Hillary Clinton: Climate change is “sexist” … huh? Left-wing climate narrative collapses into irrational nonsense

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(Natural News) On a hot summer day, most people probably don’t go outside, look up towards the sun and say, “this heat is sexist.” That would be utterly moronic – obviously, the weather can’t be discriminatory towards women because weather is an objective force that affects everyone equally. But is there anyone out there that… … Read more

Another risk of fentanyl may be an attraction to junkies – it causes amnesia

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(Natural News) Kati Mather, who received the dubious honor of being the “face of the fentanyl addiction epidemic of America” two years ago, once described the drug’s effects as “very powerful…there’s no ride, it’s just BOOM.” And while Mather’s words suggested an explosion of pain relief often reported by regular fentanyl users, her words now… … Read more

No self-driving allowed: Uber wants to ban privately-owned self-driving vehicles in your city

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(Natural News) As humanity inches closer to a world where self-driving cars are the norm, the company behind the biggest ride-sharing platform, Uber, wants to get a piece of the proverbial pie. To be more specific, the company wants to ban you from having your own self-driving car for your own personal use in your… … Read more

NY Times now covering Bitcoin frauds and Ponzi schemes as establishment assault on cryptocurrency goes ballistic

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(Natural News) Mainstream media giant The New York Times (NYT) recently covered a series of problems with cryptocurrency that have risen to the surface ever since Bitcoin suffered through a 60 percent drop in value after reaching all-time highs of around $20,000 per “coin” back in December. Many of these problems we’ve highlighted here at… … Read more

New source of world’s deadliest neurotoxin discovered… cosmetic surgeons rejoice

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(Natural News) The newest source of the deadliest toxin in the world will certainly shock you. According to an AlphaGalileo article, British researchers have found a new type of botulinum neurotoxin (better known as Botox) from bacteria found in the guts of a cow. The last time scientists reported a new botulinum toxin was 40 years… … Read more

Florida legislature passes resolution declaring PORN a health risk that causes “physical and mental illness”

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(Natural News) A house committee of the state legislature of Florida passed a resolution calling pornography “a public health risk”, reported the Daily Mail. They did so despite the opposition of their health professional colleague. Citing research linking pornography to “mental and physical illnesses”, Republican Representative Ross Spano led 17 others in the near-unanimous adoption of… … Read more