Vaccinations; recent developments

[SeaMonkey]

Speaking of Credibility:

[sarkeizen]

Heart doctor admits Western medicine will never cure heart disease. On the next NaturalNews Talk Hour

Soooooo....you're just flat out advertising this website full of morons? (To avoid the Magluvin trademark untrue accusation that all I do is criticize people - I'd just like to point out that he has outright refused to answer the vast majority of questions on any of the subjects he's brought up OR any offers of correction)

[sarkeizen]

Speaking of Credibility:

...and the fact that you have none?

[Magluvin]

Natural News is not a source I would cite as being credible.

But, that is just me...you can, of course, do whatever you want.

Bill

Hey Bill

If I had to compare, i would say that NN has a higher rate of true claims than this site. Not to denounce this site of any importance.

I read a lot of sites. I check out CNN, NBC, MSNBC. Then I compare them to Foxnews.  When you read the contradictory views of either side, then dig for more info, it is clear Fox has them running for the toilet paper to wipe their mouths. 


Why is it so hard to believe that someone that actually cares about this planet and the people on it, can produce articles that are true? If you dig, you can back up those articles.

Before NN, I was reading theintelhub.com.  I had noticed that some of their articles were from NN. Later, when trying to log onto the hub, it was a no go. Looked like it was down for repairs, updates, but never came back. Doing searches to see what was up, the only thing that came up was intellihub.com.  There was no notice of this change and the site was clearly different.  But had a lot of the same articles and still some from NN. I thought it was odd. So I have been with NN since and once in a while checking out the hub. Anyway, yada yada yada.

This site we are on IS an alternative news site. Mostly things you will never see in the mainstream. 

There are a few articles on NN that I question some things. But over all, I take in what ever I can that is useful.

The hub and NN put out articles on Fukoshima meltdown way more than the mainstream public knows about. Read up the stories on the polar bears in alaska loosing their hair. The seals beaching in heards, like they dont want to be in the water. Many many strange things that can be related to radiation. Just within the first year after the tsunami and nuke plant problems, the pattern of the radiation dispersal flows here, to the Americas, with canada and alaska getting the brunt of it. 
The Japanese are lucky in a way that it all seems to flow away from them, except for the water systems and the ocean around them. Russia, China and the Koreas dont seem to have any issues as the air flow is not in their direction. Its all coming here. Back then, not sure now, the milk in Hawaii was being treated with a substance(boron I believe) to reduce the radiation levels, as the milk was coming from Cali. At the time, they were paying 15 bucks a gal for that tainted milk. If you look hard enough, you will find some real scary news on that subject and the heavy duty censoring going on. If I had not found it on NN then I would not have done more research.

Same with the gulf oil spill. That isnt over yet. 

These are the things that will cause great issues in the oceans, and without the life in the oceans, everything goes down hill.

Also, just within a year of Fukoshima, several nuke plants here in the US had major issues. One in Nebraska was flooded. In Alabama one was shut down by tornados, cutting the 'incoming' power to the cooling. Lol, No looping power from the plant for its own cooling. 40,000 gallons an hour of diesel was brought in by tankers for more than a week till those 7 cooling power lines were repaired. AP did a year long investigation on nuke plants around the nation. Over 40 of some 65 tested had tritium leaking into the grounds.   

When I looked up those articles in Neb and Al, the only outlet for that news was local to those areas. Nothing mainstream.

Well, back here in so called 'real life', one might find it interesting what a decent radiation detector would find. Lol, maybe even your cell phone, produce from the west coast, fresh fish from the atlantic (tuna in a can)etc.


Ok, back to my rebuild of my first ebike. Is a brushed hub motor. The commutator is a flat circular disk and the brushes face is shaped accordingly like a wedge. So bought some rectangle brushes, sanded them into shape and its running good. Just got to open the hub to adjust the brush timing for more torque. Right now its very low torque at low speeds but will go to 30mph. Starts to really kick in at 20mph. So I will be happier with better takeoffs and 23, 24 mph.

Mags

[Pirate88179]

Hey Bill

If I had to compare, i would say that NN has a higher rate of true claims than this site. Not to denounce this site of any importance.

I read a lot of sites. I check out CNN, NBC, MSNBC. Then I compare them to Foxnews.  When you read the contradictory views of either side, then dig for more info, it is clear Fox has them running for the toilet paper to wipe their mouths. 


Why is it so hard to believe that someone that actually cares about this planet and the people on it, can produce articles that are true? If you dig, you can back up those articles.

Before NN, I was reading theintelhub.com.  I had noticed that some of their articles were from NN. Later, when trying to log onto the hub, it was a no go. Looked like it was down for repairs, updates, but never came back. Doing searches to see what was up, the only thing that came up was intellihub.com.  There was no notice of this change and the site was clearly different.  But had a lot of the same articles and still some from NN. I thought it was odd. So I have been with NN since and once in a while checking out the hub. Anyway, yada yada yada.

This site we are on IS an alternative news site. Mostly things you will never see in the mainstream. 

There are a few articles on NN that I question some things. But over all, I take in what ever I can that is useful.

The hub and NN put out articles on Fukoshima meltdown way more than the mainstream public knows about. Read up the stories on the polar bears in alaska loosing their hair. The seals beaching in heards, like they dont want to be in the water. Many many strange things that can be related to radiation. Just within the first year after the tsunami and nuke plant problems, the pattern of the radiation dispersal flows here, to the Americas, with canada and alaska getting the brunt of it. 
The Japanese are lucky in a way that it all seems to flow away from them, except for the water systems and the ocean around them. Russia, China and the Koreas dont seem to have any issues as the air flow is not in their direction. Its all coming here. Back then, not sure now, the milk in Hawaii was being treated with a substance(boron I believe) to reduce the radiation levels, as the milk was coming from Cali. At the time, they were paying 15 bucks a gal for that tainted milk. If you look hard enough, you will find some real scary news on that subject and the heavy duty censoring going on. If I had not found it on NN then I would not have done more research.

Same with the gulf oil spill. That isnt over yet. 

These are the things that will cause great issues in the oceans, and without the life in the oceans, everything goes down hill.

Also, just within a year of Fukoshima, several nuke plants here in the US had major issues. One in Nebraska was flooded. In Alabama one was shut down by tornados, cutting the 'incoming' power to the cooling. Lol, No looping power from the plant for its own cooling. 40,000 gallons an hour of diesel was brought in by tankers for more than a week till those 7 cooling power lines were repaired. AP did a year long investigation on nuke plants around the nation. Over 40 of some 65 tested had tritium leaking into the grounds.   

When I looked up those articles in Neb and Al, the only outlet for that news was local to those areas. Nothing mainstream.

Well, back here in so called 'real life', one might find it interesting what a decent radiation detector would find. Lol, maybe even your cell phone, produce from the west coast, fresh fish from the atlantic (tuna in a can)etc.


Ok, back to my rebuild of my first ebike. Is a brushed hub motor. The commutator is a flat circular disk and the brushes face is shaped accordingly like a wedge. So bought some rectangle brushes, sanded them into shape and its running good. Just got to open the hub to adjust the brush timing for more torque. Right now its very low torque at low speeds but will go to 30mph. Starts to really kick in at 20mph. So I will be happier with better takeoffs and 23, 24 mph.

Mags

Fox News is the only credible news source in the mainstream media.  MSNBC?  Really?

Enough said there.

I was a journalism major and NONE of the other mainstream media even comes close to practicing real journalism. All of them are just mouthpieces for the democrat party.  If you have ever listened to any of Rush's montages on any given media event...funny they all use the exact same words as if written by just one person.  After about 20 times of hearing this...there is no way any of them have any credibility with me. 

"Some say that..."

Who are "some"?  Why quote a non-existent source?  Because they want to foist their agenda on us and do not have any credible sources.  Just listen to the news carefully sometime...you can hear it.  Brian Williams was not the only one making up false stories, he just got caught...as did Dan Rather.  A total fake.


Bill

PS  Good luck on the bike project.