Treason-In general, it is the offense of attempting to overthrow the government of the state to which the offender owes allegiance, or of betraying the state into the hands of a foreign power. –Webster’s 1828 Dictionary Last week, the news broke that behind the smokescreen of the March on Washington D.C., President Donald Trump did the unthinkable when he signed off on the budget-busting $1.3 trillion spending bill, which is nothing short of a complete betrayal of the American people. The bill also finances countries that are avowed enemies of America. (Article 3 sections 3 US Constitution) HE SAID THAT IT WAS SIGNED FOR “NATIONAL SECURITY” WHILE FUNDING AVOWED ENEMIES TO AMERICA. This in part is what we found in the bill: $12m for Scholarships for Lebanon $20m for Middle East Partnership Initiative Scholarship Program $12m in military funding for Vietnam $3.5m in nutrition assistance to Laos $15m in Developmental assistance to China $10m for Women LEOs in Afghanistan $1m for the World Meteorological Organization $218m for Promoting Democracy Development in Europe $10m for disadvantaged Egyptian Students $1.371bn for Contributions to International Organizations $51m to promote International Family Planning and Reproductive Health $7m promoting International Conservation $10m for UN Environmental Programs $5m for Vietnam Education Foundation Grants $2.579m for Commission on Security and Co-operation in Europe $15m to USAID for promoting international higher education between universities $1m for the Cultural Antiquities Task Force $6.25m for the Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation $20m for Countering Foreign State Propaganda $12m for Countering…

Canadian neuroscientists suggest taking Ibuprofen daily may prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s. IMAGE FROM ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION Researchers from the University of British Columbia believe those who take daily ibuprofen, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID), can decrease inflammation of the brain caused by the abnormal proteins that cause Alzheimer’s. In 2004, Dokmeci et al suggested ibuprofen could delay Alzheimer’s onset as it protects neurons (nerve cells) and decreases inflammation of the brain. In this study, Dr. Patrick McGreer and his team believe they can identify those early on who could benefit from the inexpensive, over the counter treatment. McGreer is President and CEO of Vancouver-based Aurin Biotech. He and his team developed a saliva test that measures the protein Abeta42 (amyloid beta protein 42). In patients at risk of Alzheimer’s, they found levels of Abeta42 to be two to three times higher than normal. Abeta42 accumulates in the brain, causing inflammation and destroying nerve cells. Though previously believed Abeta42 is made exclusively in the brain, the saliva test suggests Abeta42 is made elsewhere in the body and can be detected years earlier. If the protein/peptide is found earlier and known to cause inflammation, McGreer and his team believe preventing the inflammation with ibuprofen could essentially prevent Alzheimer’s onset. He states, “What we’ve learned through our research is that people who are at risk of developing Alzheimer’s exhibit the same elevated Abeta42 levels as people who already have it; moreover, they exhibit those elevated levels throughout their lifetime so, theoretically, they could get…