Below is the Foreword from the book `The Wisdom of Animals’ It’s surprisingly difficult to obtain real facts about animals. Much of what we read, and think we know, owes more to imagination than to science. Rumour, gossip and folklore have, over the years, taken the place of solid research. Surprisingly little accurate research has […]
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Are Vaccines The Cause Of The Epidemic Of Cancer Among Young People by Dr. Vernon Coleman
Doctors all over the world are confused by the fact that cancer rates among millennials and Gen Xers have risen sharply. Seventeen types of cancer are much commoner among today’s young people than they used to be. Individuals born in 1990 face risks of getting cancer that are two or three times the risks faced […]
How Israel Wages Game Theory Warfare by Jeff Gates
In 2005, the Nobel Prize in Economic Science was awarded to Israeli mathematician and game theory specialist Robert J. Aumann, co-founder of the Center for Rationality at Hebrew University. This Jerusalem resident explains: “the entire school of thought that we have developed here in Israel” has turned “Israel into the leading authority in this field.”Israeli […]
David Irving: History Is Politics And ‘Free Speech’ Comes With A Price
David Irvinghttps://fpp.co.ukhttps://irvingbooks.com David Irving Archive With 28 Postshttps://earthnewspaper.com/category/david-irving Subscribe To The EarthNewspaper.com Newsletterhttps://EarthNewspaper.com/Subscribe Support Honest, Independent, And Ad-Free Newshttps://EarthNewspaper.com/Donate
Live Not By Lies by Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
On the day Solzhenitsyn was arrested, February, 12, 1974, he released the text of “Live Not by Lies.” The next day, he was exiled to the West, where he received a hero’s welcome. This moment marks the peak of his fame. Solzhenitsyn equates “lies” with ideology, the illusion that human nature and society can be […]
You’re An Irish Poet by Mark R. Elsis
Meetings and Stories, Chapter 9 I was driving my taxi in Manhattan on a beautiful summer evening in 1981 when a man flagged me down. When I stopped, a woman and a man of about 60 years of age entered my taxi. As soon as they were seated, the first thing the man said to […]
Driving Brian Doyle-Murray To The Mudd Club by Mark R. Elsis
Meetings And Stories, Chapter 4 It was in the latter part of the magical summer of 1980. I was driving my taxi, and for the first time, I asked my opera singer girlfriend, Julia Madison, if she would like to go out with me for a few hours while I worked. Julia said she would […]
Bill Murray Leaving The Nursery At Dawn by Mark R. Elsis
Meetings And Stories, Chapter 3 It was either a very late Saturday night or a pretty early Sunday morning. But that depended on who you were and how you looked at the world. The one undeniable thing is that this brief meeting occurred on the first full day of the magical summer of 1980, June […]
Fifteen Seconds With Andy Warhol by Mark R. Elsis
Meetings And Stories, Chapter 2 It was May 5, 1982, a beautiful mid-spring Wednesday evening, and I was taking my girlfriend Kimberly Manning out to attend a concert. We were going to the Ritz nightclub on 11th Street between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue. This section of Manhattan, southeast of Union Square Park, was called […]
Thank You, Curly Neal by Mark R. Elsis
Meetings And Stories, Chapter 1 It was February of 1970, and I had just turned twelve years old a month earlier. I lived and breathed basketball since before my first intramural game, which didn’t happen when scheduled on November 9, 1965, because that was the evening of the Great Northeast Blackout. Since it was the […]
Hospitals Aren’t Safe For The Sick by Dr. Vernon Coleman
Before the industrial age hospitals were built like cathedrals in order to lift the soul and ease the mind. Hospitals were decorated with carvings, works of art, flowers and perfumes. Modern hospitals are built with no regard for the spirit, eye or soul. They are bare, more like prisons than temples, designed to concentrate the […]