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Was Anne Heche Murdered?

Josh Sigurdson reports on the strange case of actor Anne Heche’s death in a fiery California crash, where she was seen struggling to escape the ambulance gurney after being allegedly brain dead. He says large amounts of cocaine and alcohol were found in Heche’s body after her death..

Sigurdson says Heche was working on a film exposing child trafficking at the time of her crash, which included information of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Heche also starred in a 2008 film titled Toxic Skies, which detailed a pandemic or plague caused by government-induced chemtrails. Strange coincidences, to say the least. Could the iconic actor have been murdered by the Cabal? Here’s more from Sigurdson on World Alternative Media.

Feds Raid Amish Farm

Marshalls from Joe Biden’s Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Division have raided an Amish dairy farm in Leacock Township, Pennsylvania.

Is our food under attack? Quite possibly. If Biden and his dirty globalist henchmen started with large farmers and large processing plants, it makes sense they might now be moving to organic farms and smaller farmers.

The ATF is remaining mum about the reasons for the raid, although there are hints involving gun trading. More from Riverside Homestead Life.

Red Skelton’s Guzzler’s Gin

The iconic Red Skelton returns to the lighter side of life with his most requested and performed vaudeville routine. The skit centers around a radio announcer featured in an advertisement, who has to use the product–in this case Guzzler’s Gin–but he doesn’t drink! The video is courtesy of ycbsiiw.

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Saturn and the Black Sun

The Roman statesman and philosopher Marcus Cicero called Saturn, Phainon, a word meaning “shining”. Saturn is where we get our name for Saturday, and Saturnalia was probably the most popular festival of the Roman calendar.

Saturnalia evolved into Christmas we celebrate today. Saturnalia was basically a week-long orgy — a lawless, drunk festival, filled with human sacrifice, murders, gambling and pagan rituals. The origins of mistletoe and cutting down trees stem from this celebration. It lasted every year during the winter solstice, December 17th through the 24th. Robert Sepehr is an author, producer, and independent anthropologist.

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The Cold, Beer Facts

Want to sound like a genius next time your pounding down a beer at your favorite bar?

In this edition of Mental Floss, John Green  provides 26 facts and tips about beer that you probably weren’t aware of, such as beer and marijuana are basically plant cousins. You probably know that FDR ended Prohibition, but it was President Carter who legalized home brewering in 1978. Check in as Green takes us through 24 more amazing facts.

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Booze Binge Almost Kills Student

A British college student has vowed never to drink again following an all-nighter that nearly claimed her life. The culprit? Three triple shots of vodka, plus ensuing visits to two more bars! Get the lowdown on this foolish escapade with Elliott Morgan in this edition of SourceFed.

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Bootleggers and Baptists

We all know bootleggers and Baptists rarely see eye to eye. Ask one group and its members will probably tell you they despise the other group. Yet, when it comes to government regulation, both bootleggers and Baptists work together. Prof. Bruce Yandle explains that this happens because both groups actually desire the same outcome. The Baptists benefit, for example, from laws that make the sale of alcoholic beverages illegal on Sundays. Bootleggers benefit because now they can sell alcohol on Sundays.

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Alcohol Is Poison!

What About Drinking, brought to us by the Prelinger Archive, is an educational film created at the Center of Alcohol Studies at Yale University in 1954. It centers on a group of teenagers, whose party is interrupted with news of a car accident: Bob and Ted hit a pedestrian while driving, and police found a bottle of alcohol in the car.

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Science of Hangovers

So what exactly is it that makes a hangover suck so hard? Turns out there are three things interacting to make you feel miserable. Hank Green’s got the details in this episode of SciShow.

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Transylvania’s Plum Liquor

VICE correspondent Jordan Redaelli heads to a tiny Romanian village in the foothills of the Carpathians to hang out with the Cazan family, master brewers of a fiery tequila-like drink called palinka. There he samples the 70-proof hooch, visits a Gypsy disco, and attempts to mix up a palinka based punch for an impromptu post-church party, Romanian-style.

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