Author: Randolph Jason

The Truckers vs The Canadian Government: Be Prepared for What’s Coming Next

Randolph Jason

The Truckers vs The Canadian Government: Be Prepared for What’s Coming Next from Health Impact News GNN Note – Remember, Black-face Trudeau is attempting to portray the protestors as “terrorist”. Scroll down to see the “terrorist” planning their attack using a square pants / sponge bob – despicable me minion bounce-house as cover. These “terrorist” are nothing less than genius!! / END UPDATE 5:  Toronto Star asks: “Was Ottawa right in declaring a state of emergency due to the protests?” 92% of Canadians say NO! UPDATE 4: Someone finally provided…

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15 Addictive foods to avoid and how to deal with “addiction-like behavior”

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15 Addictive foods to avoid and how to deal with “addiction-like behavior” By Zoey Sky for Ingredients Substances like alcohol and drugs are often associated with addiction, but certain foods can also cause addictive behavior. According to a study published in the journal PLOS One, foods full of carbs, fat and sugar are often linked to addiction. Eating habits and addiction There were two parts to the study, titled “Which Foods May Be Addictive? The Roles of Processing, Fat Content, and Glycemic Load.” In the first part, researchers tried to figure out…

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The Global Disinformation Campaign to Suppress The Evidence of Efficacy of Ivermectin

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The Global Disinformation Campaign to Suppress The Evidence of Efficacy of Ivermectin by Pierre Kory, MD, MPA – SubStack After a week of non-stop lectures, panels, speeches, and expert testimony, my new mission has now come into focus. As one of the world’s leading experts on the clinical use of ivermectin in COVID-19, I feel that it is my personal responsibility to try to create a historical record of the myriad actions taken against ivermectin by the global vaccine and pharmaceutical industry due to ivermectin’s long known and now proven role…

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The Crisis You’re Facing Might Be a ‘Divine Disruption’

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The Crisis You’re Facing Might Be a ‘Divine Disruption’ by Greg Laurie for Harvest Let’s admit it: Life can be really hard. We all go through storms and trials and difficulties in life. We all experience loss and tragedy and suffering. Why are we made to go through hardship? Why can’t we live a life without any disruptions to our peace and happiness? It’s been said that fruit does not grow on mountaintops, but in valleys—and that’s true in a spiritual sense. God’s endgame for our lives is not to make…

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Freedom Convoy Organizers Reiterate Demands For a “PERMANENT” End to ALL Tyrannical Covid Mandates, Not a Temporary One – Will Stay Until It Happens

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Freedom Convoy Organizers Reiterate Demands For a “PERMANENT” End to ALL Tyrannical Covid Mandates, Not a Temporary One – Will Stay Until It Happens By Julian Conradson for The Gateway Pundit On Tuesday, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced a ‘three-stage plan’ to ease the Province’s Covid-19 restrictions, starting with doing away with mask mandates for children and the dystopian vax pass system. Kenney’s decision comes just hours after Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced that his Province will end its vaccine passport policy on Monday, Feb. 14. But, for the truckers all…

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Good news for those worried and anxious about many things

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Good news for those worried and anxious about many things By David Jeremiah, Voices Contributor for Christian Post The Bible is full of reassurances, promises, and encouragements. One of my favorites is God’s invitation in 1 Peter 5:7. He tells us to cast our problems on Him, for He cares for us. How amazing it is that our Almighty God has the capacity and concern for all our burdens. To be clear, 1 Peter 5:7 does not tell us to cast some or many of our burdens upon the Lord.…

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Study: Coconut oil-enriched Mediterranean diet found to improve brain function in Alzheimer’s patients

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Study: Coconut oil-enriched Mediterranean diet found to improve brain function in Alzheimer’s patients By Franz Walker for Food Science Spanish researchers believe that a Mediterranean diet enriched with coconut oil can help improve cognitive function in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) patients. AD is one of the most common types of dementia, accounting for around 60 to 70 percent of cases. This percentage increases dramatically with age. The disease is a progressive and irreversible brain disorder that slowly impairs several cognitive functions, such as memory. There is currently no cure for AD, although there are some…

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