The Fort Hood Murders/Suicide and the Taboo Question: What Brain-Altering Psych Drugs Was Fort Hood Shooter Ivan Lopez Taking?

Thu. Apr. 10th, 2014  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Why Can’t we Overcome Taboo Subjects Like Drug-induced Violence?

US Nuclear Weapons Proliferation: We’re No. 1!

Thu. Apr. 17th, 2014

Meanwhile, the Congress in January, as it prepared to slash the food stamp program, fully funded the B61 thermonuclear gravity bomb “Life Extension.”

Combat

Thu. Apr. 17th, 2014  |  Harry Drabik

There are different ways to view the pieces, but I see the combat stage set for Afghanistan and Iraq back when Carter was in office. Remember him? Like most of us and the West in general, Carter had no concept of what was in store when Iran’s Western

Is America Still a Democracy?

Thu. May. 1st, 2014  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

One of the problems that has kept me and many others so comfortably numb and unaware was the oft-used American pro-war campaign slogan to “make the world safe for democracy”.

Some Wear Dark Goggles While Others Wear Light Google Glasses

Thu. May. 1st, 2014  |  Ed Raymond

We live in an increasingly technologically complex world, with scientific advancements clearly outpacing the religious, educational, and intellectual capabilities of many people living in complex societies.

Cooke Bolsters Wild’s Playoff Surge 

Thu. May. 15th, 2014  |  John Gilbert

“I went pretty hard when I wasn’t playing,” Cooke said. “I pushed myself, so when I got the opportunity, I’d be able to make the most of it.

Project Censored

Thu. May. 22nd, 2014

The News That Didn't Make The News

Cognitive Dissonance, BigPharma and the Psychiatric Industry

Thu. Jun. 5th, 2014  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

I’m just one of a number of whistleblowers worldwide who have been “crying in the wilderness,” going up against the overwhelming propaganda from the transnational megacorporations that are in the game primarily for their economic profit

The Deserters: Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl and the 50,000 US Military Deserters in World War II

Thu. Jun. 12th, 2014  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

And the truths of those realties apply to the case of Bowe Bergdahl, the Presbyterian-raised, Buddhist-trained US Army sergeant who, after being trained to become a “lean, green killing machine”

Winter Survival & History & Stuff

Thu. Jun. 26th, 2014  |  Harry Drabik

Winter planting in wet winter (a.k.a. gardening in June) calls for special cultivation techniques.