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High potassium, low salt can keep stroke risk down
British researchers have demonstrated that those people who consume higher potassium in their diets and cut down salt are in lower risk of stroke.
The study indicates that a lower salt intake and potassium rich diet can combat high blood pressure and consequently the risk of stroke, according to the paper published in the British Medical Journal.
Two separate studies showed that increased level of...
Red Cross chief blasts US for force-feeding Gitmo inmates
The head of the Red Cross has urged the Obama administration to mend the situation in Guantanamo that has compelled prisoners to starve themselves, and criticized force-feeding as a solution to the hunger strike.
“The issue of Guantanamo is politically blocked in this country,” International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) President Peter Maurer said at a news conference this week. “One...
Californians Sign Petition to Ban and Confiscate Firearms
Media critic and social analyst Mark Dice shows how people are literally in a trance as he gets people to sign a petition banning their birthrights. The public’s zombie-like mental state is what will allow Obama to get his gun ban through.
In the video below, Mark shows how ill-informed people really are as they comment on a news story about Russia nuking China (which never really happened).
Recently,...
Homeless people hold march in Greece
A homeless man in Athens
Homeless people in Greece have staged a silent march, calling on the government to provide them with healthcare and improved social services.
The protestors took to the streets of central Athens on Friday, urging the authorities to provide basic medical and sanitation facilities.
The demonstrators were carrying placards reading, “We have no slogans. We have demands.”
The...
Capitalism is way to nowhere - Immortal Technique
Corporations ‘are making too much money off of this stage of evolution, the capitalism, to stop and get off us to the next level’, the American rapper Immortal Technique said in an interview with RT.
The musician says the only thing that people are separated by is language and the inability to understand, that humanity has no other choice but to shift to a new economic idea doing away with devastating...
US nuclear strike on Pyongyang will raise anger of South Koreans
A journalist tells Press TV that a possible nuclear attack on North Korea by the US forces will raise anger of South Korean people.
Tensions in Korea continue to mount as the North has decided to shut down the jointly-operated Kaesong manufacturing area. Established in 2004, Kaesong, which houses 123 factories, is the biggest employer in North Korea’s third-largest city. On Wednesday, Pyongyang...
Russian Nationalists to get 10% in Next Elections
Russian nationalists could attract up to 10 percent of the vote in next the parliamentary elections and representation in State Duma would allow them to become even more popular, according to experts attached to Russia’s Public Chamber.
In the near future Russian nationalist parties would be able to successfully compete with the established political parties and in 2016 a nationalist party could...
How the looming Bitcoin crash will be exploited by globalists
There’s a bigger agenda happening with bitcoin that needs to be publicly stated, and this goes far beyond the issue of the financial harm that will be caused when the bitcoin bubble finally implodes.
Central banks hate bitcoin. They hate it because it doesn’t allow them to loot bank accounts (Cyprus) and control the movement of capital around the globe. Bitcoin, in fact, threatens the very foundation...
North Korea threatens strike on Tokyo
Pyongyang warned that Tokyo would be its primary target if war broke out on the Korean Peninsula, if Japan maintains its “hostile posture.” It also threatened a nuclear strike against the island nation if it intercepts any North Korean test missiles.
In the comments, carried by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Friday, Pyongyang lambasted Tokyo’s standing orders to shoot down any North...
US Senate opens gun control debate
Family members of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting listen to Sen. Christopher Murphy as he reads names of the victims, Capitol Hill, Washington DC, April 11, 2013.
The US Senate has voted to begin debating a new gun control bill, the first major push for gun regulations in nearly two decades, amid fierce opposition from a powerful gun rights lobby.
On Thursday, the Senate voted...
Proponents of 'first strike' nuclear war against Iran rob billions from their own citizens
A B-2A bomber releases a test version of the new B61-11 gravity bomb over the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada, November 20, 1996
The Pentagon and NATO’s multibillion-dollar war budgets are financed by massive economic austerity measures, impoverishing people in the US and NATO member-states in order to build advanced nuclear weaponry justified by the ‘Iran threat.’
While the Pentagon’s modernization...
South Korea raises alert status to 'vital threat'
A missile is displayed during a military parade marking 100 years since the birth of North Korea’s founder Kim Il-sung in Pyongyang on April 15, 2012.
South Korea has raised its military surveillance alert to “vital threat” amid claims that North Korea would test-launch a medium-range missile.
The decision was made on Wednesday after South Korean intelligence said that the North is...
85% Of Cops Say Gun Control Is Useless, Detrimental
62% say if they were a Chief or Sheriff they would refuse to enforce new federal laws.
In a national survey of members of one of the largest groups for law enforcement professionals, an overwhelming majority of active duty and retired officers said that the Obama administration’s gun control proposals will either have no effect or will make things significantly worse.
In the survey conducted by...
50,000 tons of Dutch meat suspected of containing horsemeat
A Dutch food watchdog has recalled around 50,000 tons of meat
Dutch authorities say that some 50,000 tons of meat sold as beef by two Dutch wholesalers across Europe may contain horsemeat.
The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) said in a statement on Wednesday that the meat sold by Wiljo Import-Export and Willy Selten Meat Wholesalers is being recalled because its exact source...
French withdraw troops from Mali amid fears of prolonged war
France has withdrawn its first batch of 100 troops out of the 4,000 deployed in Mali as it prepares to hand over operations to a UN peacekeeping force, with 1,000 French troops to remain on the ground by the end of the year.
However, fears are mounting that Mali will become a drawn-out war, spilling into other regions and fueling terrorism.
France justified its January intervention into Mali as a...