Missile Fields Scandalized from Top to Bottom

Thu. Jul. 9th, 2015

Officers among the 9,600 personnel in the Minuteman III missile system have been accused of and penalized for distributing illegal narcotics, violating safety and security rules, failing proficiency exercises, sleeping at the controls

Moral Capitalism

Thu. Jul. 23rd, 2015  |  Ed Raymond

The World Slave Trade Was All About Money—And That Is What The Tobacco Industry Backed By The Chamber Is All About – Free Enterprise Green

Was the Batman Shooter a Victim of First Medical and Then Legal Malpractice?

Thu. Jul. 23rd, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

How the Aurora Massacre Could Have Been Prevented And Are the Suppliers of the Drugs Accomplices to the Preventable Crime?

Why Americans Believe that Bombing Hiroshima was Necessary

Wed. Jul. 29th, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

August 6, 2015, is the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a civilian city that had minimal military value, despite the claims of President Truman when he announced the event to the American people.

Fukushima Baby Milk Formula Declared Unfit by China

Wed. Jul. 29th, 2015

China’s Xinhua news agency reported July 24 that while quarantine officials reportedly said “no excessive radioactive material was found in the formula,”

Warnings for Patients Taking Psych Drugs

Thu. Aug. 13th, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Also for their families and prescribing practitioners

Bruce and Caitlyn and Friends

Thu. Aug. 13th, 2015  |  Ed Raymond

Esther Jenner, 89: “He’s A Very Good-Looking Woman. I Loved Him With All My Heart—And I Certainly Love Her With All My Heart.”

Corporate Sociopaths Out of Minnesota!

Thu. Aug. 20th, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Polluting Mining Corporations like PolyMet and Glencore Meet the Definition of Sociopath

US Bows Out After Plowshares Conviction Vacated: Appeals Court Ill-Informed on Nuclear Overkill

Thu. Aug. 20th, 2015

The Appeals Court decision to vacate the sabotage convictions, and its hasty release of the Plowshares activists, could have been challenged by the Justice Department with an appeal to all 23 judges of the 6th Circuit -- but the government threw in t

A little like Alaska

Wed. Sep. 9th, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

When we moved here one of those I most admired and enjoyed had been a run-away from an unhappy home at age 14 when he found refuge in a logging camp where he “slept” among the steam engines to keep them fired through freezing winter nights