Reposted from Quantum Leap Wellness After many years observing the incredible growth of the supplement industry and watching in parallel that of the algae industry, I have become convinced that we are just starting to see the tip of the algae industry “iceberg”. And I have watched it go from being quasi unknown 10 years…
New Wi-Fi Technology Can Track You Through Walls Kevin Samson Activist Post One of the hallmarks of technology is dual-use capability. It is for this reason that we are softened up with all of the benefits, before being introduced to the darker side. Technology has always been a double-edged sword, but we are witnessing a…
‘Fireworks’ at Take Back Your Power Screening in Dublin, CA; Heated RF Debate Erupts at “Movie Night” Posted on November 27, 2013 by onthelevelblog By Josh Hart, Director Stop Smart Meters! Last weekend, I was invited to speak at a Take Back Your Power screening in Dublin (California, not Ireland- where I spoke in…
Shh…Apple doesn’t really want you to know this about iPads Center for Safer Wireless Have you read the instructions that came with your iPad? If you haven’t, you are not alone. Most people including school administrators and teachers don’t read the tiny words that are written on the instruction booklet. Not wanting to sound suspicious…
It’s possible to use this design for a lot of different frequencies and types of energy, including vibration and sound energy harvesting. —Duke University. How do you define free energy? A cheap device that converts freely available background radiation into energy to run gadgets or charge batteries? No fossil fuel needed. No turbines need to…
By Marco Torres Geoengineering technologies are the stuff of Hollywood catastrophe flicks. It seems scientists want to play God with our climate and nothing will stop them. Researchers have recommended sending out a giant glass sunshade into space to reflect light; the eruption of artificial volcanoes, or spraying of sulphate aerosols into the stratosphere; dissolving…
Activist Post Here is an excellent collection of scientific papers finding adverse biological effects or damage to health from Wi-Fi signals, Wi-Fi-enabled devices or Wi-Fi frequencies (2.4 or 5 GHz), complied by campaign groupWiFi In Schools. The papers listed are only those where exposures were 16V/m or below. Someone using a Wi-Fi-enabled tablet computer can…
Here’s another dumb story about the smart grid. Melissa Melton Activist Post As the creation of an ‘Internet of Things‘ continues right on track to bring us a world where everyday objects — everything from pacemakers to roads — are connected via sensors and can talk to each other online, will people be able to…
Click below for interview milan bender on rainwater, the ins and outs and in between’s, october 22, 2013 https://soundcloud.com/oneradionetwork/102213_bender_milan_rainwater By Milan Bender When and where was the first rainwater harvesting system built? Archeological evidence suggests that rainwater was being collected for use as early as 3,000 B.C. in parts of India and the…
By Sayer Ji Green Med Info ” Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.” ~ Albert Einstein Whereas the quote above could easily be dismissed as the ‘progress-denying’ sentiment of a disgruntled anti-GMO activist, the fact is that it came from a scientist representing the very epitome of Western…
Brandon Turbeville Activist Post Only one year after David Petraeus referred to the publicly emerging technological structure of Web-connected appliances and in-home devices as the “Internet of things” (IOT), applications are now merging with the smart grid. It is a dream come true for the intelligence community looking for opportunities to spy on the average…
By Elizabeth Renter Are you aware of nanotechnology and nanoparticles? Nanoparticles are tiny—like really tiny. A piece of your hair is about 100,000 nanometers wide; it’s the unit of measurement that your fingernails grow in a single second, but their size isn’t the only problem.Nanoparticles are potentially toxic, according to the Alliance for Natural Health…
Every day seems to bring new revelations in the area ofneuroscience.Obama’sBRAIN projectappears to being paying dividends. image: University of Washington Just in the last month or so, we have learned that scientists have been working on“neural dust”to create a remote-controlled computer pathway to the brain; and that scientists have been successful implantingfalse memories in mice.This…
Christina Sarich, Staff Writer Waking Times Proteus Digital Healthwhich recently changed their name from Proteus Biomedical has been given approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to dose you with a micro-chipped pill. The company has been working with the FDA since 2008, at its own admission, to ‘determine the regulatory pathway for this…
Anne Gordon, RN Activist Post Do you wonder why films and shows such asWorld War Z,Walking Dead,I Am Legend, or even the tongue-in-cheek marketing campaigns focus on ‘zombie apocalypse warnings’? Is it just for your entertainment and giggles? After all, we know that zombies do not exist. Why then, would ‘zombie apocalypse’ be…
Aaron Dykes Activist Post Rulers want to marginalize their competitors and control their populations; so why would science be used for the betterment of the many? Think about it. The next time you hear grandiose claims about how much some philanthropist plans to save us all with science, ask yourself why Tesla’s free energy plan…
Nicholas West Activist Post The mission of a small “elite” group to control the masses is nothing new. It has always been a tool implemented in the form of propaganda used to alter perception and thus steer the direction of large populations. Themodern methods of mind controlare in many ways merely higher-tech extensions of what…
By: Lloyd Burrell 99 percent of the population continue to use WiFi and other wireless devices without a second thought, but a growing number of people are becoming increasingly concerned with the health issues surrounding the use of these technologies. Didier Bellens happens to be one of these people. What makes Mr. Bellens different is…
By Victor Thorn As technological innovation advances in ways very few could have predicted, and the cost to produce these new gadgets rapidly declines, it was only a matter of time before these twin forces would spread to the surveillance sector. Whether you think it’s a good thing that technology is simplifying your life,…
New research finds some existing meters have security holes that the next generation does not. http://www.technologyreview.com/news/429587/another-reason-for-smart-electric-meters/ David Talbot Friday, October 19, 2012 For all the concern that next-generation “smart” electric meters are vulnerable to hacks or snooping, some older meters that have been widely used for years could be even less secure, researchers have found….
