statin – HISTORY HEIST

Study: Statin Use Linked to Dementia

LeeF November 12, 2018 April 8, 2023

Worldwide, someone develops dementia every three seconds, and by 2030 it’s estimated that 75 million will be living with the condition.1 In the U.S. alone, 5.7 …

Scientific Review: LDL-C Does Not Cause Cardiovascular Disease

LeeF October 11, 2018 April 8, 2023

ABSTRACT Introduction: For half a century, a high level of total cholesterol (TC) or low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) has been considered to be the major …

Big Pharma Changes Definition of “High Blood Pressure” to Trick Half of U.S. Adults into “Treatment” with High-Profit Prescription Drugs

LeeF November 13, 2017 April 8, 2023

The pharma drug cartel has become not just a total joke to medicine and science, but increasingly a threat to the health and safety of …

On This Day in History…

EU Passes Resolution to Use Video Games for Propaganda, Cite Ability to ‘Raise Awareness’ of ‘Climate Issues’

2 years ago

The European Union has passed a resolution to use video games for propaganda. The EU hopes that video games can be used to help with “raising awareness” of climate and environmental issues. Titled resolution of 10 November 2022 on esports and videogames, the text of the adopted measure states that “videogames and esports have great potential to further promote European history, identity, heritage, values and diversity through immersive experiences.” The resolution calls on the European Commission to “to launch initiatives to promote European video games that showcase European values, history … Read More

Bolivian Socialist President Evo Morales Resigns After Election Fraud Exposed

5 years ago

Bolivia’s socialist President Evo Morales, in power for 13 years after forcing constitutional reforms through to stay in power, resigned on Sunday following the publication of evidence he rigged the October presidential race. In a half-hour televised speech, Morales announced that he would step down to end the “harassment” of his protesters and blamed racism for his skyrocketing unpopularity since elbowing his way into a third presidential race by erasing constitutional term limits. The Organization of American States (OAS) published evidence this weekend of fraud in the October presidential election, … Read More

Muslim Terrorist Attempts to Murder Holder’s Fast and Furious Fall Guy in Black Site before being Saved by Another Political Prisoner

6 years ago

Former-U.S.-Army-soldier—turned—radical-Islamic-fighter Rodney Hamrick took 68-year-old former insurance executive Robert David Neal hostage inside of a federal facility. He bound Neal’s hands behind his back, as well as his feet, and then executed him, ISIS-style, nearly severing his head. Next, Hamrick rushed 77-year-old Richard Warren and stabbed him a dozen times before his cry for help led Kurt Johnson, a fellow Christian, to run into the room and save his life. Hamrick’s rampage took place in November, 2018. But few found out about it until 2020, due to a … Read More

Brown University Study: 9/11 Wars In Iraq, Afghanistan, And Pakistan Killed 500,000 People

6 years ago

A shocking new study produced by Brown University finds that between 480,000 and 507,000 people were killed during America’s Post-9/11 Wars. The study examined the three “war on terror” conflicts of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan — the latter an extension of the Afghan war and focus of US drone attacks. The half million figure accounts for both combatant and civilian deaths from direct fighting and war violence, however the number could be much higher as the study didn’t account for the perhaps far higher number of civilians killed through infrastructure damage, such as hospitals … Read More

Keith McKaskle, Allegedly a Witness the Night the Boys on the Tracks were Murdered, is Stabbed 113 Times

36 years ago

Keith McKaskle, who was allegedly at the tracks that night, turned over information he had about the boys’ murders to Richard Garrett. Believing he had talked to the wrong people, McKaskle had made his own funeral arrangements, told family and friends good bye, and within days was murdered himself – stabbed 113 times. His murder remains unsolved. In August 1989, Ronald Shane Smith was sentenced to ten years for the 10 November 1988 murder of Keith McKaskle. McKaskle had earlier expressed fears for his life, linking them to his knowing … Read More

Walt Disney becomes a FBI Informant

84 years ago

On this day, the legendary film producer, entrepreneur and voice actor added another title to his long list of skills: FBI informer. He started working for the FBI and continued doing so until his death in 1966. The whole affair remained a well kept secret for more than 50 years. Only in 1993 was it revealed that Disney was serving as an informant for the Bureau, after classified documents were published under the Freedom of Information Act. Disney’s role consisted in gathering information about suspected Hollywood subversives (aka … Read More

Does Scientist and Cancer Researcher, Cornelius Rhoads, Admit to Murder in a Letter to a Colleague?

93 years ago

Dr. Cornelius Rhoads, under the auspices of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Investigations, began infecting human subjects with cancer cells. He later goes on to establish the U.S. Army Biological Warfare facilities in Maryland, Utah, and Panama, and is named to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. While there, he begins a series of radiation exposure experiments on American soldiers and civilian hospital patients. On 10 November 1931, Cornelius Rhoads, an American pathologist and oncologist, was at a party at a Puerto Rican co-worker’s house in Cidra. After having some … Read More

The Marines are first formed as an act of the Continental Congress

249 years ago

On this date in history, the US Marine Corps was founded in 1775. At the very start of the American Revolution, there was an act of the Continental Congress that ordered that two units of Marines be raised. They were raised to serve in the Continental Navy to serve on ships and to engage in amphibious operations. The resolution was drafted by a future U.S. President John Adams and adopted unanimously. This date is widely seen as the birth of the United States Marine Corps. Several other nations … Read More