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#MorningMonarchy: May 3, 2017

May 3, 2017 Media Monarchy 0

Opiate terror, satellite markets and goth ice cream + this day in history w/Madeleine McCann and our song of the day by The Drums on your Morning Monarchy for May 3, 2017.

#MorningMonarchy: April 12, 2017

April 12, 2017 Media Monarchy 0

Soda spills, young poo and death by doughnut + this day in history w/FDR dies and our song of the day by Ride on your Morning Monarchy for April 12, 2017.

#NewWorldNextWeek: Leaking CIA, Boycotting Coke, Printing Houses (Audio)

March 9, 2017 Media Monarchy 0

This week on the New World Next Week: Wikileaks opens Vault7, but what will be the “solution?”; Indian Coke boycott is taking off; and 3D printed homes are now a thing.

#NewWorldNextWeek: Vault 7 Problem Reaction Solution (Video)

March 9, 2017 Media Monarchy 0

This week on the New World Next Week: Wikileaks opens Vault7, but what will be the “solution?”; Indian Coke boycott is taking off; and 3D printed homes are now a thing.

#MorningMonarchy: November 16, 2016

November 16, 2016 Media Monarchy 0

Climate control, organic standards and pizza raids + this day in history w/UNESCO and our song of the day by Moby & The Void Pacific Choir on your Morning Monarchy for November 16, 2016.

#MorningMonarchy: October 31, 2016

October 31, 2016 Media Monarchy 0

October surprises, the church of bleach and political clowns + this day in history w/Debbie Gibson’s séance and our song of the day by Leonard Cohen on your Morning Monarchy for October 31, 2016.

#MorningMonarchy: October 12, 2016

October 12, 2016 Media Monarchy 0

Soda jerks, kitchen violence and a prison cookbook + this day in history w/Brighton bombing and our song of the day by Midnight Faces on your Morning Monarchy for October 12, 2016.

#MorningMonarchy: June 29, 2016

June 29, 2016 Media Monarchy 0

California cannabis, Pepsi aspartame and the 40-year-old Twinkie + this day in history w/the derecho and our song of the day by Cymbals Eat Guitars on your Morning Monarchy for June 29, 2016.

#MorningMonarchy: April 13, 2016

April 13, 2016 Media Monarchy 0

Wolf Creek water, medicinal foods and Inky escape + this day in history w/MKUltra and our song of the day by Margo Price on your Morning Monarchy for April 13, 2016.

Washington Rejects GMO Labels, With Help From Food Companies

November 6, 2013 Media Monarchy 0

from businessweek.com: An expensive fight in Washington state over whether to label foods with genetically modified ingredients appears to have been decided largely by arguments that such labels would lead to higher grocery costs. With

Watchdog group finds carcinogen in Pepsi

July 5, 2013 Media Monarchy 0

from usatoday.com: An environmental group said Wednesday that the caramel coloring used in Pepsi still contains a worrisome level of a carcinogen, even after the drink maker said it would change its formula. In March,

Taxpayers Have Spent $15 Trillion on ‘War on Poverty’

April 8, 2013 Media Monarchy 0

from breitbart.com: Since President Lyndon Baines Johnson declared “war on poverty,” U.S. taxpayers have spent $15 trillion on so-called anti-poverty programs—a figure slightly less than the national debt. In 1969, just 2.8 million Americans received

Is This An American Beverage Association Ad In Disguise?

June 3, 2012 Media Monarchy 0

from theatlantic.com: If the Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) is placing ads attacking Mayor Bloomberg’s proposal to limit the size of soft drinks to 16 ounces, he must have done something right. CCF…is used as

How the US Sold Africa to Multinationals Like Monsanto, Cargill, DuPont, PepsiCo and Others

May 27, 2012 Media Monarchy 0

from alternet.org: Will Obama’s New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition help farmers…? The New Alliance was announced in conjunction with the G8 meeting last Friday. Under the scheme, some 45 corporations, including Monsanto, Syngenta,

Fast-Food Burgers Have Tripled In Size Since the 1950s: CDC

May 26, 2012 Media Monarchy 0

from nydailynews.com: According to a shocking new graphic from the Centers for Disease Control, a typical fast-food burger weighed just 3.9 ounces in the 1950s. Now, it’s 12 ounces — three times larger. An average