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Italy is pushing for state control of its 300 billion gold reserves – a conflict with the central bank is escalating. According to a Reuters report from November 27, the Italian government is pushing ahead with a draft law that would grant the state formal ownership of the country's entire gold reserves. With over 2,452 tons, Italy…
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U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law, and unofficial diplomat Jared Kushner were in the Kremlin on Tuesday (Dec. 2) for high-level talks with President Vladimir Putin. The Americans presented Trump's peace plan for Ukraine in its current form following the highly charged meeting with the Ukrainian delegation in Miami, which…
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Researchers from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Pfizer Inc. have developed new, genetically engineered H5 avian influenza gene constructs, including a codon-optimized hemagglutinin (HA) gene with a synthetically modified cleavage site, as documented in a report published in Nature on November 27.…
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While Washington, under President Trump, is exceptionally calling for restraint, de-escalation and a peace agreement in Ukraine, a high-ranking NATO commander declares that the conflict requires more aggression from the Western military alliance directly against Russia. Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, chairman of the NATO Military…
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For centuries, the medical profession has championed treatments that – far from healing – inflicted suffering, disability and death. From mercury inhalation to lobotomies, history is littered with dangerous interventions once hailed as breakthroughs – only to be exposed as lethal frauds. Today, as trust in modern medicine erodes…
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The Sustainable Development Goals-oriented level is the attractor, the destination. The integration of global systems through digital infrastructure is the increase in complexity. The final convergence is not spiritual unity in God, but a fully integrated, autonomously managed planetary system – a techno-utopia in which humanity is united…
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For decades, the metaphor of “Spaceship Earth” has evoked a sense of shared responsibility for our future and the environment. It suggests that we are all crew members on a fragile planetary vessel who need to work together. A somewhat reassuring narrative. But what if the reality of steering this ship is not a collective effort,…
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It is only through an accumulation of the sublime subtle Godly energies of the Godly Attributes that it becomes possible to attain and deepen the state of deification. Such a struggle is undertaken with appropriate beneficial efforts against that which remains ungodly and which persists in each one of us.
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The EU announced that it will make climate education mandatory from kindergarten to 12th grade. Vatican endorsed climate education as well. In UK, there will be new mandatory lessons on climate awareness. The chances of children being taught the actual facts are remote. Instead, they will be force fed with the government version.
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“The politicians are put there to give you the idea that you have freedom of choice. You don’t. You have no choice. You have owners. They own you. They own everything. They own all the important land. They own and control the corporations. They’ve long since bought and paid for the Senate, the Congress, the state houses, the city halls.…
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How the KGB's Playbook Is Destroying the West Today Yuri Aleksandrovich Bezmenov (1939–1993), also known as Tomas David Schuman, was a Soviet journalist and KGB operative specializing in propaganda and ideological subversion. Ideological subversion is the process of bending a society’s perception of reality so completely that it…
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Virginia Giuffre looked the world in the eye and warned her life was in danger. “If I’m found dead, it wasn’t suicide,” she said. “Investigate.” Three weeks later she was gone. April 2025. Silenced. Virginia didn’t just name Bill Clinton as the worst offender on the plane, on the Epstein’s island, in the rooms where it occurred.…
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Visual Capitalist has mapped where in the world the approximately 11,000 to 12,000+ operational data centres are located. What do they need all these data centres for? “Data centres are the backbone of the digital economy, storing, managing and processing the world’s data. In this graphic, we visualise the countries with the…
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A filmmaker behind a documentary allegedly exposing an “80-year global cover-up” of extraterrestrial existence claimed that the U.S. government is part of a “secret Cold War race” to reverse engineer extraterrestrial technology. Director and producer Dan Farah, who also produced the sci-fi blockbuster Ready Player One, told Fox…
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There is one magazine that represents the interests of the global elite more than any other. It is known as The Economist, and each year it puts out an issue that is dedicated to what is coming in the year ahead. As we have seen so many times before, these issues tend to be alarmingly accurate. The reason why they are so accurate is…
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The Gates Foundation announced a $1.4 billion “climate adaptation” package at COP30 in Belém, Brazil – presented as a humanitarian project to help “small farmers” survive under extreme weather conditions. But behind the polished PR language lies a coordinated plan to biotechnologically alter the world's soil with the help of the…
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The genetics of human traits such as height and intelligence are complex. Height, for example, is influenced by over 12,000 genes. Likewise, intelligence is complex and is not only influenced by genes, but also by heredity, as well as environmental, social, nutritional and educational factors. The idea of using gene therapy to enhance…
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Molecular biologist Becky McClain claims that Pfizer threatened to kill her family if she spoke out about the dangers of mRNA jabs publicly. McClain began raising safety concerns in 2000, soon after she started working in Pfizer’s Biosafety Level 2 lab in Connecticut. Three years later, after management failed to address the…
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The silent coup: How digital IDs, CBDC and EU censorship support Europe's war mode Europe, and the EU in particular, is reeling. Not only geopolitically – economically, administratively, and technologically, the continent stands on the cusp of a profound societal modification. While wars rage and tensions with China and Russia…
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In the bustling tech hub of Shenzhen, a Chinese biotech startup, Lonvi Biosciences, is making bold claims that could rewrite the rules of human longevity. Their anti-aging pills, derived from grape seed extract (PCC1), have shown promise in mouse studies – extending lifespans by up to 64 percent and eliminating cells linked to aging.…
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The entertainment industry flooded the audience with disturbing pictures in November 2025, including Cardi B’s symbolic pregnancy photoshoot, Justin Bieber’s upsetting photos involving his baby, and celebrities showing their satanic side for Halloween. In September 2024, Cardi B shocked her fans as, while pregnant, she posed in…
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Ukraine is embroiled in its most damaging corruption scandal since the Russian Special Operation began, with President Volodymyr Zelensky's inner circle facing allegations of embezzling $100 million from the country's energy sector. The revelations have shaken public trust at a critical moment, as Ukraine battles Russian airstrikes…
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Germany is grappling with a deepening refugee crisis as reports reveal a surge in Ukrainian arrivals – many of whom are young, military-aged men – raising serious questions about the legitimacy of their refugee status and the sustainability of Germany's welfare system. The refugees include an unusually high number of young men,…
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We often imagine life as an endless push toward more – more cells, more biomass, more growth. Yet, any gardener who has fertilized a plant or any biologist who has cultured microbes has witnessed a curious and universal truth: growth inevitably slows, plateauing even when resources seem limitless. For decades, science has described…
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The transnational drug trade is worth up to $400 billion a year and accounts for conservatively about 8% of all international trade. A terminally corrupt financial system has been set up to facilitate narcos via money laundering and corruption. Wilful criminality is at the apex of the financial pyramid that, aided and abetted by…
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The United States is advancing plans to construct a $500 million military base near the Gaza Strip, capable of housing several thousand troops, according to reports from Israeli media outlets Shomrim and Yedioth Ahronoth. The facility, intended to oversee ceasefire enforcement and humanitarian aid coordination, signals a major shift in…
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E-ID Adopted: All Is Not Lost Yet – Ways Out of Digital Control On September 28, 2025, Switzerland adopted the Federal Act on Electronic Identity (E-ID) by a razor-thin majority of 50.4 percent. Only 17,700 votes were needed for rejection. Voter turnout was around 50 percent – higher than the long-term average of 43.7 percent, but by…
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On the “Regenesis by Jonathan Otto” show aired on Oct. 31, host Jonathan Otto was joined by homeopath Rebecca Paparella, who shared that an unconventional therapy eliminated her persistent anxiety and restored her natural optimism. Paparella, who struggled with “low-level anxiety and sadness” for years, particularly during the pandemic,…
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Ethically advanced cultures strive to avoid war. This view is rooted in a long and venerable tradition of thought. Many philosophers, writers, and spiritual teachers have emphasized that moral progress is inextricably linked to the renunciation of violence. An ethically advanced culture is often measured by how it resolves conflicts – not…
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In an interesting interview, Sayer Ji discusses with Dr. Chris D’Adamo – leading epidemiologist, integrative medicine authority, and author of over 90 peer-reviewed publications – to explore the fascinating science of photobiomodulation (how light influences biology). Together, they unpack why light should be considered a nutrient, how…
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Like it or not, advertising is culture. Marketing is an expression of a society's norms, values and demographics. It is meant to serve the free market by appealing to either a target demographic or the most common demographic as a way to sell products and services. That said, advertising can also be used as propaganda, designed to sell…
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On October 21, the Russian military tested the 9M730 Burevestnik, a strategic nuclear-powered cruise missile. Army General Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the Russian General Staff, reported that the missile flew 14,000 km in 15 hours. This would mean its cruising speed is around 900 km/h (933, to be specific), consistent with the high…
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The idea of a joint European loan to Ukraine using frozen Russian assets as collateral is considered problematic by most governments within the European Union, especially by Belgium, which has serious doubts about its use. Therefore, the EU – specifically Ursula von der Leyen – is resorting to grotesque means such as blackmailing the…
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Children and adolescents in Sweden and Norway are experiencing an “alarming” increase in memory problems, which the authors of a new peer-reviewed study attributed to increased exposure to wireless radiation. “The steep rise in memory problems cannot be explained solely by modifications in diagnostic criteria or reporting to…
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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently demonstrated a moment of humanity in a technology world that often promises too much, too quickly. He urged users not to share anything with ChatGPT that they wouldn't also share with a human being. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has already begun to take notice. His warning touches a…
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Elon Musk has sparked global debate again – this time not with rockets or electric cars, but with a plan to control the sunlight itself. In a post on X, Musk claimed that “a large solar-powered AI satellite constellation would be able to prevent global warming by making tiny adjustments in how much solar energy reached Earth.”…
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Since October 1st, farmers in Denmark have been feeding their cows Bovaer to reduce climate emissions. This is part of a regulation mandating methane-reducing feed. Suddenly, farmers are reporting that something is wrong with their cows. They are producing less milk. Some cows even collapsed and had to be euthanized. Now there…
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The small Central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan has made the controversial decision to force businesses to operate completely cashless – they will only be allowed to accept card or QR code payments, according to a plan by the country's central bank. The Kyrgyz government has decided to require businesses to accept payments only via…
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At a time when every minute seems to have a price and speed has become a measure of value, a counter-current social experiment is taking shape in Italy, in the Canavese area: the Time Bank. It's neither charity nor barter, but an organized system of exchange based on a single currency: hours. The association, founded in 2019 in Rivarolo…
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Our teens are being targeted by AI chatbots on a massive scale, and most parents are completely unaware. When you're young and impressionable, it can be extremely tempting to have someone tell you exactly what you want to hear, all the time. AI chatbots are now highly sophisticated, and millions of American teenagers are developing very…
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In a quiet laboratory at Columbia University, neuroscientists have pinpointed a fleeting brain signal that emerges just seconds before the consciousness turns inward. This discovery, known as the “pre-self pattern,” offers a new window into the neurological origins of the ominous thought cycles that characterize conditions like depression…
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Oxygen is the cornerstone of life, essential for sustaining nearly every biological process in the human body. Under normal circumstances, oxygen enters the bloodstream through the lungs. But for patients suffering from severe respiratory failure – such as those affected by pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), or…
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France is preparing to send military forces to Ukraine as part of European security guarantees starting in 2026, Army Chief of Staff Pierre Schill has said. He explained that French land forces will be ready to deploy under the framework of future European security commitments to Ukraine. Russia has expressed strong opposition…
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Unelected globalists like Bill Gates or the Rockefeller clan supposedly want to build a convenient and fast digital world – in reality a digital open-air prison – “for us”, but in reality against us. Electronic identity verification (eID) may have some advantages such as convenience, speed, and the reduction of bureaucracy and…
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From 1977 to 1995, the CIA ran a secretive program aimed at exploring the capabilities of persons claiming psychic abilities. These operatives were often referred to as “psychic spies” and were tasked with visualizing distant locations using only their consciousness. Officials hoped that if the method produced satisfying results, it would…
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Croatia’s parliament has voted to reinstate compulsory military service after 17 years. The Balkan country abolished the draft in 2008 when it shifted to a fully professional army. According to the country’s defence minister, Croatia is seeing a rise “in various types of threats.” The move comes as other NATO and EU members have…
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In a groundbreaking leap for soft robotics, scientists have developed a squishy, autonomous robotic “eye” capable of focusing without any external power source. Inspired by animal vision, this ultrapowerful lens – constructed from light-responsive hydrogel – could revolutionize robotics, wearable tech and autonomous devices while…
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Why do some people navigate high-stress lives with vitality while others succumb to fatigue and weight gain? The answer may lie in a single, powerful hormone: cortisol. Emerging research positions the body's primary stress signal not just as a temporary response to pressure, but as a potent predictor of biological aging and long-term…
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The United States spends over five percent of its gross domestic product on education, a larger share than most developed nations. Yet, this immense investment yields disappointing results. According to national assessments, roughly 66 percent of American students are not reading at a proficient level. The paradox of high spending…
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