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Canada
06-01-2025
• Canadian Reporter
Saskatchewan has always been Canada's quiet, hardworking middle child. The province that tilled the land, fueled the economy, and politely smiled while Ottawa played favorites with the bigger kids. You think people forgot about that? Nope. They've been holding it in - and now they're done playing nice.
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Written by
Donna Hancock
Date: 06-01-2025
Subject:
Surveillance
This following information is presented by a reader of Freedom's Phoenix...
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One of the world's most famous candies will no longer have a dangerous ingredient linked to cellular and DNA damage.
A spokesperson for Mars Wrigley, which is based in New Jersey, informed Fox News this week that the company has removed the potentially dangerous and addictive titanium dioxide from Skittles in America.
The news comes following a report released by the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission last Thursday. The commission, chaired by HHS Secretary Robert F.
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Such is the political persecution of Oath Keeper founder Stewart Rhodes. All one need is an internet search for his name, and you will find a collection of hit-pieces based on the false narrative that Rhodes and his organization were "anti-government" zealots.
Nothing could be further from the Truth. The organization at its peak had over 40,000 active members…all who had taken an oath to defend America…hence the name OATH KEEPERS. The group's focus was to defend liberty.
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Building and Construction Materials
06-01-2025
• This House - YouTube.com
Imagine a single invention that could slash housing costs, transform transportation, and reduce our dependence on natural resources. Buckminster Fuller believed we already had that invention - and he devoted his life to proving it.
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freedomsphoenix.com | Donna Hancock |Eric Salzman
by Eric Salzman
I have worked in capital markets for three decades, and Wall Street has some unflattering names for the retail investor.
Dumb Money.
Slow Moving Deer.
Ray Charles Buyers (Because Ray was blind).
In other words, such investors have been the Rodney Dangerfield of investment money. No respect.
Still, the private equity industry has long dreamed of getting access to the trillions of dollars of retail money, and now it might just get it.
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Activism
05-31-2025
• Reframing the Narrative - YouTube.com
Reframing EP21 - Ernie Part 1
Practical Activism with Ernest (Ernie) Hancock
Welcome to this week's episode of Reframing the Narrative, featuring the return of Ernest Hancock. In this episode, we delve deep into Ernest's long-standing journey in activism, his thoughts on libertarian principles, and the importance of decentralization.
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In a world shackled by the limitations of lithium-ion batteries — fraught with scarcity, ethical dilemmas, and soaring costs — a breakthrough emerges from the shadows. Researchers in India have unveiled a sodium-ion battery capable of charging to 80% in just six minutes, shattering the status quo and offering a glimpse into a future where energy storage is faster, cheaper, and far more sustainable.
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They're chunky and heavy, and not the most attractive handsets around. But rugged phones are designed to shake off abuse, while filling their girth with huge batteries and useful tools. The latest model from Ulefone has all that in spades, plus pocket cinema chops.
