Currently the Deputy Commissioner and a Senior Advisor for Foods at the FDA (Food Czar according to Obama), Michael R. Taylor is also the lawyer that led the food and drug law practice for his previous client-company named Monsanto. Taylor is also responsible for dismantling the Delaney clause, a federal law that protected US food from Full article…
The most popular and well-funded breast cancer organization in the United States is most easily recognized by the name Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Since 1982 the non-profit breast cancer foundation has spent over a billion dollars worldwide to promote cancer prevention, however, their financial rating and view of organic foods being unsafe has Full article…
The American Journal of Psychiatry refers to Dr. Henry Cotton as “one of the most stimulating figures of our generation.” Others in the allopathic world of Western Medicine call Henry Cotton the “champion of conventional medicine,” – the same man that used medieval methods to treat mental health, such as using pliers to yank Full article…
One of the world’s wealthiest people and owner of the world’s largest PC software company, William Henry Gates III, a.k.a. “Microsoft Bill,” is well-known as an inventor, business magnate and writer of computer code. Since as far back as 1987, Bill Gates was listed as a billionaire in Forbes magazine and one of the nation’s Full article…
Dr. Morris Fishbein is the infamous man who ran the AMA, the American Medical Association, for over 25 years from 1924 to 1950, and who was also the chief editor of JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association. His rise to power began by labeling natural healers, Native Americans and American midwives of the Full article…
William Sanford Nye, popularly known as the Science Guy, is an iconic popular media science educator. Born in 1955, Bill’s mother was a codebreaker during World War II, and his father a World War II veteran and POW who became fascinated with the sundial while held prisoner in Japan. William “Bill” Nye studied mechanical engineering Full article…
Available in most languages, the definitions, quotes and “Wiki-species” are full of great details and seem as friendly and reliable as the old Britannica seemed, but a closer look reveals a catalogue of mainstream information rife with error, bias, and omission of some of the most important facts in the realms of health, environmental safety Full article…
A 1980 Harvard physics graduate, Neil deGrasse Tyson’s research has been focused on observing cosmology, galactic astronomy and stellar evolution, modeling himself after his hero Carl Sagan. In 2001, George W. Bush appointed Tyson to serve on the US Aerospace Industry commission, and in 2004 was appointed for implementation of US Space Exploration Policy. Tyson, Full article…
Dr. Paul Offit may be the most widely quoted promoter, defender and apologist for the vaccine industry today. Known for his “RotaTeq” rotavirus vaccine (and its patent) and his knowledge about immune response, Offit was honored with award by the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases and recognized by the illustrious Bill Gates during one of Full article…
Composed of more than 700 journalists, this daily “American” newspaper is the most widely circulated newspaper inside the DC beltway, and the area’s oldest politically focused. In 2013, it was purchased by Jeff Bezos (Nash Holdings LLC) for a quarter of a billion dollars. Mostly passing along assumptions and errors that support their left wing Full article…