BBC to Compensate Ukraine’s President for Fake News
The British Broadcasting corporation (BBC) has admitted that it gave “incorrect report” – in other words, fake news – of a payment made by Ukraine
Some Audible Traffic Signals Are for the Birds
by Bob Branco It is required by law that municipalities provide accessibility to blind pedestrians who cross busy streets, such as audible traffic signals. These
Is Kale at the Grocery Safe for Health?
Speak of healthy foods, especially greens, and kale readily comes to mind. But a new report seems to surprise us as it strikes a blow
New Zealand and Australia Attack Free Speech Video Site Brighteon
Globalists hate free speech—which means they hate sources that give the alternative or other side of the story. No wonder then that the free speech
3 Tips to Cut and Join Videos that Transition Smoothly
by Mahendra Bajiya Cutting and joining videos that transition smoothly is a skill that requires practice. However it is one that is very important, as
Is Technology Preventing Children from Being Children?
by Bob Branco I would like to tell you a quick story about a man who took a drive around town one day. He drove
What Happens If You’re in a Car Accident and Need a Personal Injury Lawyer in Vancouver
by Lexi McVaughn For all that you probably think it’ll never happen to you, car accidents in British Columbia have been steadily increasing. Despite improved
The Reality of the Bombshell Time Reversal Experiment
Isn’t it interesting how people these days play with words in science to create sensation? The latest in this ongoing saga is the so-called time
Qatar’s Secret Payments to Secure Hosting Soccer World Cup 2022
It’s the biggest scandal in the history of international soccer – a scandal that you would expect to be THE news followed by all media
Measles in New Zealand and Questionable Journalism
The recent media coverage of a measles outbreak in New Zealand has brought to attention two diseases: one, the more obvious and less terrifying disease