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Latest From Brandon Smith April 2, 2013 Will Globalists Use North Korea To Trigger Catastrophe? » North Korea has the potential to become a trigger point for multiple economic catastrophes, and there are people in this world who would be happy to use such crises to serve their own interests. More » Outside The Asylum Safe At The Gun Show » Those who find firearms and firearm ownership either uninteresting or appalling would be both mortified and surprised by the goings-on at a gun show. The rows upon rows of firearms and firearm-related accoutrement would mortify you, while the complete lack of hatred and shouted invective would surprise you.  More » Analysis Fusion Centers Collecting Information About Possibly Problematic Americans » One of the most powerful tools at the state's disposal in recent years has been so-called fusion centers, which allow for citizen data to be collected and stored in central locations for access by all levels of law enforcement. More » Personal Liberty News Americans, Lawmakers Consider Immigration Reform Options » When presented with the multifaceted consequences that arise from one immigration plan or another, the American public as a whole is a bit fickle on the issue. More » Poll Finds Most Religious U.S. Cities Vote With GOP, Least Religious With Democrats » A poll released last week links Americans' measure of religious devotion with geography, noting a clear pattern shared among the Nation's most-religious (and least-religious) cities. More » No Fooling: President Declares April 'Financial Capability' Month » President Barack Obama has issued a proclamation declaring April "National Financial Capability Month," urging individuals and families to become more conscientious about how they manage their personal budgets. More » Health Tips Another Study Links Low Vitamin D To Cardiovascular Disease John Cannell, M.D., has compiled information on two studies that seem to show that Vitamin D is the missing link in patients with cardiovascular disease. Writing in his Vitamin D Council blog, Cannell looked at a study done by researchers at Hull York Medical School in England on two of the most commonly prescribed statin drugs: Lipitor (atorvastatin) and Zocor (simvastatin). Both lower cholesterol equally and both are used to prevent cardiovascular disease.  More »