Kindness and Science in Action 
AND SO IT BEGINS ANEW Back when the Covid fraud began, we warned people that as soon as pharma and their vaccine companies had squeezed as much money out of this fake pandemic as they could, they would soon invent … Read More
Wayne Hsiung, a dedicated animal rescuer, was set to go to trial on March 18 for rescuing Julie, a blind beagle, and two other beagles from Ridglan Farms. Ridglan Farms breeds beagles to sell to their vivisector/drug company clients to be tortured in their laboratories. … Read More
Most environmental organizations say little or nothing regarding the subject of illegal immigration. Refusing to speak out regarding this subject is not compatible with the ideals of environmentalism because of the massive environmental destruction resulting from the overwhelming number of … Read More
A well-known anti-vivisectionist, Javier Burgos, has said many times through the years that animal experimentation leads to human experimentation. And there are countless examples to verify that fact. After World War II ended and the horrific experiments the Nazis had perpetrated … Read More
BACK STORY In 1985, members of the Animal Liberation Front raided a vivisection laboratory at the University of California Riverside and rescued hundreds of animals who were being brutalized by vivisectors. They liberated 467 mice, rats, cats, opossums, pigeons, rabbits, and a … Read More
The push to foist transgender drugs and surgery on children is one of those shocking examples and it is growing. The trans-medical industry is a system of exploitation where children are made to feel not okay in the body they are born in. … Read More
Dr. Alois Alzheimer, a German psychiatrist neuropathologist, identified the first case of what is now presumed to have been Alzheimer’s in 1906. The patient had progressive memory loss and physiological symptoms, and at autopsy, deposits of unknown origin were found … Read More
VACCINES During the 1950s and 1960s, measles, mumps, and chickenpox were considered a rite of passage for most baby boomers. It was fun staying home from school and hanging out with neighbor kids who had the same itchy spots. No … Read More