The phenomenon is more prominent in black and brown woman, which the researchers literally theorized may be due to 'racism'. A study published Wednesday reports that girls are experiencing their first period earlier in life, and that their menstrual cycles are becoming more and more irregular, particularly in black and brown girls, which the researchers posited may be caused by ‘racism’. “This cohort study of 71,341 US female individuals born between 1950 and 2005 found significant trends toward earlier menarche and longer time to regularity over time,” the study said in the ‘Findings’ section. The researchers said that accelerating the onset of menarche can lead to adverse health outcomes. “These findings suggest that early-life menstrual characteristics have been trending in directions that indicate higher risk of later adverse health outcomes, which may contribute to health disparities,” the study said in the ‘Meanings’ section. The study went more in depth detailing the phenomenon.Save 40% on our limited edition Brain Force Ultra that’s loaded with proprietary super ingredients! “Early menarche is associated with increased risk of adverse health outcomes, such as cardiovascular diseases, cancers, spontaneous abortion, and premature death,3–9 whereas late menarche is associated with increased risk of fractures.10,11 Studies have found trends toward earlier menarche during the past 5 to 10 decades in the US as well as globally12–19,” the study said in the ‘Introduction’ section. Early onset puberty was observed to be more severe in black and brown females than in white females. “We found that non-Hispanic Black participants had consistently earlier mean age at menarche than White participants, also similar to prior US-based studies.13,20–26 We also found that non-Hispanic Black participants had a larger magnitude of change toward earlier menarche across birth year categories compared with non-Hispanic White participants. Similarly, we found other groups (Asian and other or multiple races), rarely evaluated in previous studies of menarche, also had consistently earlier mean ages and larger magnitudes of change toward earlier menarche than non-Hispanic White participants,” the study said in the ‘Discussion’ section. Perhaps shockingly, the researchers hypothesized that black girls may be entering puberty earlier due to racism. “The factors driving this widening gap of disparities remain to be explored; transethnic genome-wide association studies indicated that these disparities are unlikely to be attributed to genetic variations, suggesting they may be driven by other environmental or contextual factors that may, through racism, impact different pathways, leading to earlier menarche60,” the study said in the ‘Discussion’ section. While many factors can alter the time to menstruation, such as soy, plastics and cow hormones, they’re not the only causes for discrepancies of first menstruation. The Covid vaccines, which have been administered since 2021, have been proven to cause reproductive destruction, although their effects are likely not at play with the overall reduction of age at which women enter puberty at despite them causing problems relating to menstruation. Mike Adams Warns Aliens Directing Extermination Of Humanity 

A former Biden administration official has declared that disinformation around elections is “becoming the norm rather than the exception.” Samantha Vinograd, until recently of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), also asserted that these days, because of what she considers to be election disinformation, “there is an unprecedented level of physical threats” while the US information ecosystem is “incredibly vulnerable.”

New DHS publicity about REAL-ID

Digital ID verification for Twitter? Universal basic income for all due to AI adoption? Transport-as-a-service (TaaS) after we cannot afford to drive our own vehicles, or are banned from driving?

Recently I was watching a short documentary about the history of political discourse and division in the US and it got me thinking about how the internal conflicts of the past might relate to the rampant social battles Americans are dealing with today. From early disagreements between various Founding Fathers on hot button issues like the Sedition Act, central banking and standing armies, to epic and disastrous conflagrations like the Civil War, America has never been “of one mind” on everything.

While most of the media is busy with Orange Man Bad, the Biden regime has signed off on allowing Ukraine to attack targets inside Russia with U.S. weapons.

OPEC+ on Sunday agreed to extend all production curbs into next year, a deal that likely signals oil prices will remain elevated through the U.S. presidential election.

from InfoWars: Neuroplatform incorporates brain tissue with traditional circuitry and hardware A Swiss startup claims to have created the world’s first “bioprocessor” by integrating human brain tissue into a digital processor. FinalSpark claims that its Neuroplatform will “consume a million times less power than traditional digital processors” and is capable of learning and processing information. […]

by Didi Rankovic, Reclaim The Net: A heavily criticized federal ID program, Real ID, is set to become mandatory for domestic air travel in the US on May 7, 2025. Once in effect, the federal scheme will ban adults from domestic flights unless they have replaced “traditional” state-issued IDs with Real ID. And the mandate […]

by Jan Nieuwenhuijs, Gold Seek: Sturdy central bank gold buying since 2009 and a rising gold price has grown the precious metal’s share of global international reserves to the detriment of fiat currencies. By the end of 2023 gold surpassed the euro and the next fiat currency to be challenged is the US dollar. Often […]