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‘Nuns’ Campaign To Save Their Marijuana Crop
A ‘drafting error’ in California’s revision to its medicinal marijuana law could leave established growers like the “Sisters of the Valley” without a crop and out of business. Sister Kate and Sister Darcey from Merced in California have been producing salves and tonics made with cannabis. According to their website sistersofcbd.com, the sisters are not members of a religious order but they say they are on a spiritual quest to heal the sick with their medicinal cannabis cures. They have produced a variety of products made from the cannabinoids or CBD’s found in the marijuana.
Just Shy of Our Year-End Goal
From Editor Robert Parry: Thanks to the generosity of our readers Consortiumnews has come close to its year-end fundraising goal of $50,000, which puts us on a more solid footing as we enter an important year for the United States and the world. We will hold the fund drive open a few more days to see…
The Movies Are Becoming Just Like The Markets: A Handful Of Blockbusters And Tons Of Losers
Back in July we first revealed something troubling: leadership breadth was collapsing not just across the Nasdaq...
... but the broader market as well:
As the WSJ had calculated, out of a total of 500 stocks, just Amazon, Google, Apple, Facebook, Gilead and Walt Disney accounted for more than all of the $199 billion in market-capitalization gains in the S&P 500. In fact, as of July, just these six firms were responsible for more than half of the $664 billion in value added to the Nasdaq Composite Index as of July.
Study Proves Fluoride Does Not Promote ‘Healthy Teeth’
A new study by Harvard and University College London has found that Brits have healthier teeth than Americans due to Britain having less fluoride in the drinking water. With a fluoridation rate of of 74%, Americans find it hard to escape the dangers of fluoride. Britain’s water supply, on the other hand, only has 10% of its supply fluoridated. Naturalblaze.com reports: “Contrary to popular belief, our study showed that the oral health of U.S. citizens is not better than the English, with Americans having significantly more missing teeth,” said the study’s lead author, Dr.