Rainbow Doritos the latest absurd example of corporate #gaywashing… Frito-Lay trying to feed obese lesbians GMO snack chips laced with MSG and artificial colors

Source: Natural News
Date: September 18, 2015
Author: Mike Adams, the Health Ranger

(NaturalNews) Corporate #gaywashing is becoming so absurd and insulting to the LGBT community that it deserves serious comment. Frito-Lay has just introduced “Rainbow Doritos” which pander to gays and lesbians, insulting their intelligence by hoping they will blindly eat genetically modified corn chips laced with MSG and chemical colors just because it’s all packaged under the “rainbow banner.”

This is corporate #gaywashing at its worst… a demeaning attempt to invoke an almost dog-like Pavlovian consumer response through the use of rainbow colors that aren’t even real food in the first place (they’re faked with petrochemical-derived coloring agents).

CNN tried to destroy Donald Trump with vaccine autism question, but he gave this AMAZING response

Source: Natural News
Date: September 17, 2015
Author: Mike Adams, the Health Ranger

(NaturalNews) During the widely televised Republican debates hosted by CNN, debate moderators tried to destroy Donald Trump with a “gotcha” question about vaccines and autism.

As Natural News readers know, a top CDC scientist has publicly confessed to taking part in the CDC’s fraudulent cover-up of data linking vaccines to autism in African-Americans. Both the CDC and the mainstream media — including CNN — have gone to tremendous lengths to censor this news, bury the truth and pretend that vaccines have no links to autism.

Of all the candidates running for President, Donald Trump is the only one who has publicly expressed intelligent skepticism over the insane vaccine schedule now being pushed on the children of America by a federal government that’s run by Big Pharma profit interests.

Smart meters giving Victorian consumers ‘no benefit’ on electricity bills, auditor-general says

Source:Mobile.abc.net.au
Date: 16 September 2015
Author: Jean Edwards

Victorians paid $2.2 billion for the roll out of smart meters.

Victorians have paid more than $2 billion for the roll out of electricity smart meters but have received few benefits, an auditor-general’s report has found.

The report said the greatest benefit from smart meters over the life of the program related to avoiding the costs of installing and manually reading older meters.

“When the rollout was announced, the benefits were promoted widely,” the report, which was tabled in State Parliament, said.

“However, when the Government reviewed the program in 2011 it was clear there would be no overall benefit to consumers, but instead a likely cost of $319 million.”

It said the cost was likely to climb beyond that, and there was a risk consumers would not see the expected benefits.

“The reality of the smart meter rollout is that the state approved a program, many of the costs of which it could not directly control, nor drive many of the benefits ascribed to it.

“Nevertheless, the rollout is now complete and Victoria has infrastructure in place that might lead to future innovation and benefit to consumers.

What Are The Privacy Implications Of The Internet Of Things?

Source: Tech week Europe
Date:September 15, 2015
Author Michael Moore

Keytree’s Will Powell warns that the Internet of Things may well be putting privacy at risk unless properly protected

The link between the Internet of Things (IOT) and privacy is worthy of consideration. IOT is a double edged sword when looking at its benefits versus the level of data that is collected, and therefore its potential for encroaching on privacy. A few considerations are central to the debate.

Firstly unknowing privacy infringement using technology is not a new thing. The rise of the social networks (and primarily Facebook) marked the first time that individuals started happily handing over data. Photos, comments, their location and data about their personal lives, is now willingly offered up for sharing, but it’s astonishing how few Facebook users realise the network is really only after their data and keeping them on the to deliver increasing amounts of targeted advertising.

KimDotCom will replace the Internet to squelch surveillance

Kim DotCom tells Max Keiser how the Snowden leaks led govt’s around the world to an arms race to gain NSA’s capabilites for mass surveillance and how he’s going to stop that with by replacing the Internet with entirely encrypted & crowdfunded MegaNet, at a crypto-currency crowdfunding event in Hoxton, London.

Monsanto’s Sealed Documents Reveal the Truth behind Roundup’s Toxicological Dangers

Source:Global Research
Date: 15 September 2015
Author: By Richard Gale and Dr. Gary Null

The year 2015 hasn’t been kind to Monsanto. In March, the World Health Organization declared that the company’s flagship product, its herbicide glyphosate or Roundup, is a probable human carcinogen. Increasingly, national health ministries are taking a hard second look at glyphosate’s health and environmental dangers and efforts are underway to ban the herbicide.[1] To protect its citizens, last year the Netherlands, Bermuda and Sri Lanka have either banned or imposed strict limits on Roundup. Last June, France banned its use in gardens. Brazil, Germany and Argentina are considering legislative bans. And this month, California’s environmental protection agency launched plans to label Roundup as a carcinogen.[2]

Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide in the world today. Over 130 countries currently permit extensive use of the chemical. The US is the largest consumer, using approximately 20% of the world’s Roundup.[3] The latest reliable figures from the US Geological Survey record 280 million pounds of Roundup were used in 2012, nearly a pound for every American.[4] In 2013, gross profit of $371 million on crop chemicals including Roundup climbed 73% due to a 37% increase in sales. That same year Monsanto’s net income rose 22% to $1.48 billion.[5]