DanaThomas

The social and economic history of endorphin-releasing chocolate is fascinating, and like tobacco and sugar cane, the substance had (has?) links with slave labour, was heavily taxed and even outlawed for having a pernicious effect on society…

Well to be fair chocolate contains complex molecules that the liver, for whatever reason, might find it hard to break down in various ages and stages of life. But any of the big commercial brands, especially the “Nasty” multinational, should be avoided at all costs. You can find dark chocolate that is (according to the label) produced with organic…[Read more]

The great Bux!

I think so too.

They say some documents have been held back for another 6 months: even the most media-hypnotised, sugar-guzzling citizen will wonder: what are they trying to hide??

Are you going to sign up? We need a “Giza insider” there!

In his 95 letter to Clinton, Laurance seems to be offering himself as candidate for the post of coordinator of disclosure…

Things are usually more complicated than just simple cause-and-effect, in fact

We can believe that when we see it. The question is, can a Saudi “prince” enact such a change by mere decrees and armed force?

Apart from vast unknown surface areas like Antarctica, there is an even vaster undersea region. Jules Verne understood that back in the 19th century…

I think this battle is a loser from the start. They are trying to impose “political correctness” made in USSA on the diversity of European countries. While in Italy – and I believe elsewhere – there have always been a lot of so-called “journalists” who cynically toe the party line, the public is just as cynical as they are. What I think is more…[Read more]

It seems to me that Joseph just voiced the same opinion he has held for a long time, i.e. that whatever Nibiru might have been, or be, it cannot be a planet careening through the orbits of the “known” planets every few thousand years.

When my eye first fell onto the sentence I read “longish comedy” – but perhaps Russian media is not yet quite up to satire on the antics of the Chinese oligarchs.

There is a lot of stuff under the sands of Araby and virtually no archaeological exploration. Add Antarctica and the Amazon -Basin. This means that it is nonsense to say that there is nowhere left to explore on Earth.