>>6299017

The top ten really big SCIENCE LIES of 2018, all spelled out in advance to save you a whole year’s worth of reading the fake news media

(Natural News) This year is going to be a banner year for status quo science lies that attempt to push toxic drugs, chemical pesticides, vaccine poisons and other damaging chemicals, all while claiming they’re good for you (and “government approved,” for those who are obedient followers of false authority).

The science “establishment,” as you might have expected, is actually a corporate-controlled cartel of criminals, liars and quacks. Their bottom-line profits are based on the public blindly swallowing their anti-science lies, and they run online black ops campaigns to brainwash the public and discredit anyone who questions their “official” narratives. (Yes, the CDC actually funds anti-science, pro-vaccine groups that spew hatred and propaganda online.)

To save you the time and effort normally needed to wade through all the “science” lies pushed by these propagandists, I’ve collected the top ten science lies of 2018. These are the big lies you’ll hear repeated across the New York Times, CNN, Washington Post, TIME, Reuters, USA Today and all the other usual suspects that, at this point, function as propaganda mouthpieces for the deep state. If you thought corruption was bad in politics, take a peek behind the curtain of the science collusion artists…

https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-01-02-the-top-ten-really-big-science-lies-of-2018-all-spelled-out-in-advance-to-save-you-a-whole-years-worth-of-reading-the-fake-news-media.html

>>6299365

Name one person that Trump has fired and didn't praise and thank for their work.and service ..Reconcile….Just common sense. they need something to write on their resume kek

>>6299468

Somethings are implied as in Read the Bible.. God wins..do you think he meant Buddha.. Just Common Sense

>>6299559

Study just a little bit of recent history the war on Drugs is not new.. but it has been faked and a huge lie until Trump got elected

25 years ago, President Bush escalated the war on drugs. Here are the results.

On September 5, 1989, in his first televised national address as president, George H.W. Bush called drugs "the greatest domestic threat facing our nation today," held up a bag of seized crack cocaine, and vowed to escalate funding for the war on drugs. He later approved, among other drug-related policies, the 1033 program (then known as the 1208 program) that equipped local and state police with military-grade equipment for anti-drug operations.

Twenty-five years later, the increased efforts don't seem to have affected illicit drug use across the country.

New data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, released September 4, shows illicit drug use is actually up compared to one decade ago. (The federal survey underwent major methodological changes in 2002, so it's difficult to compare trends for all Americans prior to that year.)

https://www.vox.com/2014/9/5/6106169/george-hw-bush-war-on-drugs-25-year-anniversary