Washington Examiner | Climate-related disasters “all raise demand for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.”

Ethan A. Huff | Ingesting artificial fluoride chemicals does not prevent tooth decay, but rather destroys your insides and more.

Susanne Posel | The global Elite have many different clubs they frequent where they discuss plans to achieve their plan for global governance.

TVNZ | Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand: “We need to be aware…that potentially texting in a public place can be caught on a CCTV camera.”

Washington Post | Facebook is getting even deeper into your life, as lemmings fawn for new ‘organ donor’ status.

Aurora Geib | Time and again, the American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) has warned that GMOs pose a serious threat to health.

Infowars.com | For decades they have been touted by green warriors and global warming believers as the lynch pin of their brave new utopian future.

Infowars | Raphaelle O’Neil reports on 3 important, interrelated subjects for Alex Jones’ Infowars Reporter Contest.

Huffington Post | The UK has launched an internet censorship measure “antipiracy precaution” blocking the nation from one of the world’s most popular file sharing sites.

Patrick Henningsen | It’s official: Wind farms cause climate change, as research shows it’s pushing up local temperatures in Texas.

Business Insider | The company, Planetary Resources, plans to find, capture, and mine asteroids.

Patrick Gallagher | Methanol’s use in the production of aspartame and other chemicals could be a major factor in causing spina bifida, preterm delivery, multiple sclerosis, cancer, and more.

Daily Mail | The shrimp are known to eat their smaller cousins.

Press TV | All intelligence stored on captured drone has been compromised.

CNS News | “What happens if a mammalian transmissible H5N1 flu starts to spread?”

Washington’s Blog | After finding severe deformities in a substantial percentage of Gulf seafood, the State of Alabama has moved to shut down shrimping.

London Guardian | Neo-Malthusian depopulation advocates flaunt report from society Malthus headed when warning population would outgrow food sources.

maxkeiseronfacebook.com | If fuel rod pool collapses, we would face a mass extinction event from the release of radiation.

Nature | Scientists from more than 90 countries will unite to create an IPCC-like body to assess Earth’s fragile ecosystems.

Jonathan Benson | Biotech behemoth Monsanto has decided to buy out a leading firm devoted to studying and protecting bees.

Washington Post | Avatar-like scenario sees US firms hoping to mine asteroids for minerals.

Natural News | In this latest parody video from the Health Ranger, a team of scientific superheroes are assembled to defend the world against dangerous herbs.

Infowars.com | Video shows a machine-gun, a hospital bed, and a knife dripping with blood, as examples of “natural” population control.

en.gazeta.ru | Device generates powerful rays which interact with the moisture located in the upper layers of human skin.

Infowars.com | All of it will be done in the name of transitioning toward a so-called “green economy.”

Daily Bell | The US justice system – really, the West’s – has increasingly imposed punishment before the crime is confirmed, and the shutdown of Megaupload was only the most recent example of this pernicious trend.

HuffPo | Spent reactor fuel, containing roughly 85 times more long-lived radioactivity than released at Chernobyl, still sits in pools vulnerable to earthquakes.

SPACE.com | Giant Envisat satellite is the world’s largest imaging satellite for civilian use.

BBC | Prize-winning light bulb lasts for 20 years.

prweb.com | Scientists believe the fast-spreading disease called White-nose Syndrome could lead to the extinction of some bat species.

Natural News | With a myriad of concrete evidence now in plain view, there is simply no denying that pesticides are a direct cause of massive bee declines all around the world.

AP | Iran said it has reverse-engineered American spy drone captured by last year and has begun building a copy.

newsforage.com | German physicist, Harald Haas, has come up with a solution he calls “data through illumination.”

Associated Press | FBI set up a safety net months ago using government computers to prevent Internet disruptions.

MessageToEagle.com | The holographic universe is one of the most remarkable theories of 20th century.

online.wsj.com | Company is formally unveiling its plans at an event Tuesday in Seattle.

LifeSite News | A new study indicates that unborn girls are being targeted for abortion by certain immigrant groups in Canada.

dailymail.co.uk | A hi-tech chip allows a phone to ‘see through’ walls, wood and plastics.

news10.net | An earthquake struck the Oaxaca region of Mexico at 12:02 p.m. local time.

FoxNews.com | “Super Cruise” system is an advanced version of the adaptive cruise control.

Jonathan Benson | Monsanto is now threatening to sue the state of Vermont should it dare to pass such legislation, which has stalled it in committee.

crisisboom.com April 19, 2012 FILE – This file photo released on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011, by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, claims to show US RQ-170 Sentinel drone which Tehran says its forces downed earlier this week, as the chief of the aerospace division of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, right, listens to an [...]

Aaron Dykes | Bill Gates “saves lives.” It’s a heroic image to build his credentials with the people.

Real Science | Cryosphere Today shows April 18 Arctic Sea ice area highest since 2001, and higher than 1989.

Anthony Gucciardi | Monsanto has bought up one of the leading bee collapse research organizations.

Kyodo | Plant operator observed abnormal temperature readings the previous day.

Washington’s Blog | Do You Know What the Fuel Pools Actually Look Like?

Geekosystem | Based on the way in which soldier crabs swarm, scientists recreated nearly identical results to the proposed computer…

Tom Nelson | Climate Nazis continue to scare the public with future fantasies about global warming, but this one takes the biscuit.

Bob Waugh | Tiny ‘screens’ sit directly on users’ eyeballs and work with a pair of lightweight glasses with a built-in translucent screen.