April 26th, 2012 | Blog, Vancouver, BC, corruption, coverup, DTES, feature, inquiry, Missing and Murdered Women, murder, Occupy Vancouver, raw milk, sex-workers, VPD, women
Recently I have wasted a shocking amount of time listening to lawyers babbling their legalese at judges. Last Friday I was at the New Westminister courthouse to support our freedom to choose what we eat in BC. I sure don’t understand why BC has such a bee under it’s bonnet about raw milk when we can still buy raw eggs, raw meat and raw spinach. If England can manage to ensure the raw milk the Queen drinks isn’t contaminated with pathogenic bacteria, I am sure BC could easily bring their technology up to date. But British Columbia seems determined to hold on to it’s primitive mentality in many ways.
When I learned our lawyer was also representing sex workers in the Missing and Murdered Women’s inquiry I decided it was time for me to check it out. Since 15 Aboriginal communities are boycotting the Inquiry as a blatant and disgusting farce, I hadn’t seen any reason to attend. I should have stuck with my original decision. This is what I experienced:
April 23rd, 2012
Source: readersupportednews.org - By Katie Rojas-Jahn,
Renee Dufault, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
The epidemic of autism in children in the United States may be linked to the typical American diet according to a new study published online in Clinical Epigenetics by Renee Dufa ...
April 17th, 2012
Lately I've been thinking more and more that we need to move to Brazil, now here is one more reason to get a fire under my butt to do so! I have been dreaming of how wonderful the world would be if we would ban all billboards and replace them with murals. Sao Paulo has gone even one step further ...
April 17th, 2012
More Info: thepowerfilm.org
Hacking Expert David Chalk Joins Urgent Call to Halt Smart Grid
"100% certainty of catastrophic failure of energy grid within 3 years"
VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The vulnerability of the energy industry's new wireless smart grid will inevit ...
April 15th, 2012
Source: Good.is
Picture the good old days when a network of family farms just outside a city provided food for nearby urban eaters—an early 20th-century reality that seems quaint from the perspective of someone navigating today's globalized agricultural system.
While local food activist ...
April 13th, 2012
I was pointed to this article when someone posted it onto my facebook page a while ago, thanks so much for sharing this important article with us, I've had it open in my browser for a few months now trying to get around to reposting it, I need some help!
So typical that the primary sponsor f ...
April 12th, 2012
More information: Hidden From History
"If your government, or any institution that you are involved with is involved in criminal acts you have an obligation NOT to pay them taxes." -Kevin Arnett
I went to a Christian missionary boarding school for high school. My elder sister was there for ...
April 11th, 2012
As the article explains, it isn't just dairy -- certain people are making a lot more money than they should be off of basic food-stuffs here in Canada. At the same time they are dictating how we get our milk. One thing I have never understood is why we have to get our milk pre-cooked, and yet we ...
April 9th, 2012
Left-sided Cancer: Blame your bed and TV?
By R. Douglas Fields
Curiously, the cancer rate is 10 percent higher in the left breast than in the right. This left-side bias holds true for both men and women and it also applies to the skin cancer melanoma. Researchers Örjan Hallberg of Hallber ...
April 2nd, 2012
Fantastic! We need more videos like this to point out how important it is for us to get in the present, back in our bodies, connected with what is real and the world around us. If we can't find as many ways to agree and come together as possible, the fight against factory farming is already over. Fo ...
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