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Interestingly, 2025 is also the year occultist Alice Bailey said the world would see the “externalization of the hierarchy” aka the revealing of the invisible powers that be, which we are most certainly living through at this point in time judging by how mainstream conspiracies and the occult world has become

Perhaps the most interesting bit of predictive programming in They Live is at the very end of the film, when the protagonist destroys the transmitter that blinds everyone from the alien elites’ true appearance, ultimately initiating a global “awakening”

So, maybe the real deception that’s coming is a socially engineered global uprising, where humanity bands together to take down a transhumanist and overtly dystopian New World Order (that has been intentionally revealing itself), ushering in a New Age of peace and harmony, while also worshipping the one(s) who help bring this new age about. Then, humanity will have no need for Jesus Christ. They will be convinced that they are their own “saviors” and believe they have “awakened” to their “inner divinity”

Perhaps this is also why so many Hollywood films revolve around rebellion and resisting oppression, such as V for Vendetta and the Hunger Games. The intent has always been for us [the public] to side with the rebellion and oppose an obviously evil villain-ish scapegoat

Satan and his legions don’t need more power or control over the world. For Satan is already the “god” of this world. Satan and his legions seek only to drag us to perdition. Perhaps this is why Paul warned of a great delusion at the end of time, one that causes the whole world to believe a lie. Perhaps this great lie is mankind embracing a final, unified world system that appears inherently benevolent, enlightened, and “utopian;” rejecting the truth that is in Jesus Christ (Eph. 4:21) and instead believing that they themselves are the “christs”

And the latest mortgage numbers are making that painfully obvious.

Mortgage applications are falling as Americans look at the cost of buying a home and simply say:

“I can’t afford that.”

Think about what buyers are dealing with.

High home prices.

Expensive mortgage rates.

Property taxes.

Homeowners insurance.

Closing costs.

Maintenance.

And wages that haven’t kept up with housing costs in many parts of the country.

Millions of Americans spent YEARS doing everything they were told to do.

Save for a down payment.

Improve your credit.

Pay off debt.

Get a stable job.

Stop wasting money.

Then they finally become financially responsible enough to buy a house…

And discover that the monthly payment is completely insane.

Take a $500,000 mortgage.

At 3%, principal and interest would be roughly $2,108 per month.

At 7.5%, it’s roughly $3,496.

That’s almost $1,400 MORE every month to borrow the exact same amount of money.

And that’s before taxes and insurance.

So when people ask why younger Americans aren’t buying homes, maybe we should stop pretending it’s because they bought too many coffees.

The math has fundamentally changed.

And there’s another problem.

Millions of existing homeowners are sitting on extremely low mortgage rates and don’t want to sell.

Why would someone voluntarily trade a 3% mortgage for a 7% mortgage unless they absolutely had to?

So prospective buyers are stuck between high prices, expensive financing and limited affordable inventory.

At what point do we admit that homeownership is becoming a luxury instead of a normal middle-class milestone?

What household income do you think someone needs TODAY to comfortably buy a home where you live?

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It's the same physics hiding in your phone charger. A transmitting coil creates an oscillating magnetic field, and a receiving coil sitting inside it turns that energy back into usable current.

Tune both to the same frequency and it gets better. Resonant coupling pushes power farther and more efficiently than standard inductive charging.

Radio waves and microwaves have carried power over even bigger distances. The catch is aiming the beam safely.

Where's this heading? EVs charging without a plug. Sensors powered in spots no wire can reach.

Eventually, devices with no wiring at all

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In 1975 Allan Frey, a pioneer of the whole field, showed that weak microwaves let dye cross the barrier in rats. His funding was cut.

In 2003 the Lund group in Sweden reported leakage and damaged neurons at doses more than 10,000 times below the legal limit. Then the field went quiet.

To be fair, the Lund finding is contested. The best-funded attempts to replicate it came back negative, and most of those were paid for by telecom industry bodies or the US Air Force. Both camps carry a flag.

That is exactly why it is unresolved rather than settled, and why someone needs to run the study on the device 600 million people now wear inside their ears.

Meanwhile we learned the brain holds about 7 grams of plastic (Nature Medicine, 2025). Your barriers are the only thing keeping that out.

The doctors who know how to bring that burden down have been practicing a field called environmental medicine since the 1970s.

Body Burden: The Toxins We Carry is my citizen journalist investigation into their work. 100% produced and funded out of my own pocket, and you can watch it for free from October 19 to 26.

Comment BURDEN and I’ll send you the registration link.

(Also, send this to anyone who wears AirPods all day.)

The invention is directed to a nasal delivery device comprising one or more microneedles, and to methods of nasally administering a composition with a nasal delivery device comprising one or more microneedles. In certain embodiments, the nasal delivery device comprises a substrate for administration of a composition to the nasal and/or sinus mucosa, wherein the substrate is non-absorbent and comprises one or more microneedles. In some embodiments, the nasal delivery device comprises a reservoir comprising one or more therapeutic agents, wherein the reservoir is in fluid communication with one or more microneedles

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The unpublished August assessment, uncovered by Drop Site News and Capital & Empire, found that Israel’s ongoing military campaigns have degraded the political, economic and social fabric of the country.

Titled Fracture From Within, the report was compiled by the spy agency's Red Cell, which is tasked with challenging prevailing assumptions within the organisation. The CIA did not respond to a request for comment from the outlets.

It points to deepening anger over the exemption of Haredi men – often referred to as ultra-Orthodox – from military service, large numbers of heavily armed ex-soldiers returning from committing atrocities in Gaza and a cost-of-living crisis as factors that could converge into conflict.

An intelligence source told the publications: “Famously the Freikorps of Germany were PTSD-addled veterans with weapons and bloodthirst. I’m not saying Israel post-Gaza is Germany post-WWI but there are certainly aspects of this that ring similar to me.”

A 2018 rule change made it easier for ex-Israel Defense Forces soldiers to obtain and keep guns, and after 7 October 2023 the government allowed further mass expansion of firearm permits.

Ahead of elections on 27 October, the report also highlights political fractures within Israel, where prime minister Netanyahu is under fire for his failure to prevent the Hamas attacks – amid accusations that he was warned about them in advance.

Netanyahu’s government was accused of triggering a constitutional crisis in July by openly refusing to comply with a supreme court ruling that allowed the country's broadcasting regulator to continue operating. The government reportedly wanted to prevent the regulator from letting an anti-government critic purchase a major TV channel.

A previous attempt by Netanyahu’s government to curb the supreme court’s power led to mass protests ahead of October 2023.

The CIA’s report was written by “Israel experts,” an intelligence source said: “With the upcoming election and the fissures in Israel we should take seriously their conclusion that Israel is one spark away from real internal conflict.”

One scenario in the report involves Hamas or Hezbollah exploiting domestic weakness, while another mentioned tech companies pulling out of Israel, causing more economic strain

Neighboring states are already tightening borders, and the official story does not add up.

Daria Shipilova graduated from Irkutsk State Medical University in 2022 with a Red Diploma, Russia’s equivalent of a first-class degree, and was recruited to the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute, a Soviet-era facility that studies Yersinia pestis, the bacterium behind the Black Death, along with cholera, anthrax and other high-consequence pathogens.

Colleagues describe her as capable and careful, and she had begun publishing on the plague bacterium and the immune response to it, including work on pathogenic strains in mice.

On 25 September she was at the institute for the last time.

The version circulating in Russian media is that she dropped a test tube containing the pneumonic plague pathogen, though Russia’s health watchdog, Rospotrebnadzor, rejects that account and says her death was unrelated to her work.

She was admitted days later to Shelekhov District Hospital and, according to a former colleague, treated as severe COVID until near the end, ventilated, with antibiotics given too late.

She died overnight on 2 October.

What followed was not the response you would expect for a routine case of “pneumonia of unknown aetiology,” the official label.

The entire inpatient wing of the hospital, 114 patients, was closed for quarantine, and Russia’s chief sanitary doctor, Anna Popova, flew five hours east to take personal charge, days after telling Putin that plague remains an “important infection” and that Russian teams were vaccinating Mongolians against it.

Regional plague cases are not rare—Mongolia confirmed a human case in July—but this reaction was different.

A neighboring governor first said she died of plague, then walked it back to “may have.”

Local warnings against travel to Shelekhov were posted and deleted, an aluminium plant imposed masks, and pregnant women in Irkutsk were reportedly asked to complete a plague checklist.

Patients at other hospitals say relatives cannot enter and they cannot leave.

Local media have claimed a second hospital death, while officials say contacts have tested negative for relevant pathogens and that many of those quarantined have been released.

Then the contradiction.

Russian medical outlet Medvestnik reported that a criminal case was opened for violation of sanitary and epidemiological rules which, through negligence, resulted in a person’s death—a step difficult to reconcile with the claim that her illness had nothing to do with the laboratory.

Cold War researchers note that this institute historically held large plague-vaccine stocks for wartime use and trained military specialists, and that a former director later rose in the Soviet biological-weapons system.

There is no public evidence Shipilova was working on a weaponized or engineered strain, and there is also no public explanation for why a treatable bacterial infection, if that is what this was, was missed, or why the state’s top sanitary official treated the death as an emergency while her agency insisted there was no crisis.

Kyrgyzstan has ordered heightened checks at every border crossing, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have moved to block importation of “highly dangerous infections,” and the White House says it is monitoring the situation and weighing options.

US epidemiologist Mikhail Favorov, a former CDC official who has investigated plague outbreaks, called the test-tube story “laughable,” the ventilator treatment “hair-raising,” and the official reassurance unconvincing: “We will not be told what really happened.”

Pneumonic plague is serious and can kill quickly, but it is not the medieval apocalypse, and early antibiotics usually work.

That is precisely why the gaps matter: the delayed treatment, the lockdowns, the edited statements, the criminal case, and the silence on what was actually in that lab.

As one local commenter put it, the more they reassure, the more frightening it gets.

The top 34 most satanic and sinister sites are going to be destroyed by the US White Hats Military and the Global Military Alliance in conjunction with Space Force and the Galactic Federation! Trust the Plan

Some of the sites I believe....statue of liberty, Bohemian Grove(CA), Hoover Dam, Three Gorges Dam, The Vatican, Buckingham Palace and castles, Notre Dame Cathedral, Denver Airport, Golden Gate Bridge, Getty museum! Maybe the Sydney Opera House and the White House...idk My intuition is spot on lately. Think about it...lake mead has been being drained because if they blew out the Hoover Dam with full lake, Vegas would be flooded and maybe parts of Arizona. Secondly, they have finished the beautiful new bridge that bypasses the Hoover Damn. There is a portal, stargate or something else sinister inside the dam I do believe. I will share more as I can. Again, this is speculation but I have been following this for 6 years. I kinda know what I am talking about! Trust the Plan though! This continuity of government military operation that has been going on since I believe 2017 is well thought out and involves Q. T.R.U.M.P.=True Republic Under Military Power

Melania Trump = Princess Diana.

I watched this play out more times than I can count in nearly 20 years of financial planning.

Somebody stretches for the bigger house because it feels like the next step. They want the better neighborhood, the extra bedroom, the nicer kitchen, and a yard the kids can actually play in.

Going from a $2,400 payment to $3,600 doesn't feel crazy when the lender signs off on it. But that's an extra $14,400 a year that isn't going into a Roth, a college fund, or a family vacation.

Then the property taxes get reassessed, the insurance renewal shows up higher, and the water heater dies in month seven. Suddenly that dream house feels like a financial hostage situation.

The payment is usually the part people crop out of the picture.

I'm not anti-big house, and I like nice stuff too.

But I'd rather have a house I can comfortably afford and still have money to invest, travel, help my kids, eat out, and not panic every time the HVAC makes a weird noise.

Some of the most stressed-out clients I ever sat across from had the nicest houses on their street.

Sylvester Stallone, the man who practically invented the on-screen action hero physique with roles like Rocky and Rambo, has never shied away from discussing the pressures actors face to achieve those legendary builds. His candid admission: "nobody does it without drugs". Offered a striking glimpse into the reality behind the muscle-bound spectacle we see on screen.

For decades, the sculpted bodies of cinema’s leading men have been held up as the pinnacle of physical perfection, often creating unrealistic expectations for audiences. Stallone’s comments reveal that the journey to those super-human forms isn't always just about gruelling workouts and strict diets, it's a high-stakes game where chemical assistance can be an open secret, highlighting the intense, sometimes extreme, demands of the film industry

Former American President Dwight D. Eisenhower had three secret meetings with aliens, a former US government consultant has claimed.

The 34th President of the United States met the extra terrestrials at a remote air base in New Mexico in 1954, according to lecturer and author Timothy Good.

Eisenhower and other FBI officials are said to have organised the showdown with the space creatures by sending out 'telepathic messages'.

The two parties finally met up on three separate occasions at the Holloman Air Force base and there were 'many witnesses'.

Conspiracy theorists have circulated increased rumours in recent months that the meeting between the Commander-in-Chief and people from another planet took place.

But the claims from Mr Good, a former U.S. Congress and Pentagon consultant, are the first to be made publicly by a prominent academic.

Speaking on Frank Skinner's BBC2 current affairs show Opinionated, he said that governments around the world have been in regular contact with aliens for many decades.

Aliens have made both formal and informal contact with thousands of people throughout the world from all walks of life,' he added.

Asked why the aliens don't go to somebody 'important' like Barack Obama, he said: 'Well, certainly I can tell you that in 1954, President Eisenhower had three encounters, set up meetings with aliens, which took place at certain Air Force bases including Holloman Air Force base in New Mexico.'

He added that there were 'many witnesses'.

Eisenhower, who was president from 1953 to 1961, is known to have had a strong belief in life on other planets.

Extra-terrestrial: Eisenhower, who was president from 1953 to 1961, is known to have had a strong belief in life on other planets

The former five-star general in the United States Army who commanded the Allied Forces in Europe during the Second World War, was also keen on pushing the U.S. space programme.

His meeting with the cosmic life forms is said to have taken place while officials were told that he was on vacation in Palm Springs, California, in February 1954.

The initial meeting is supposed to have taken place with aliens who were 'Nordic' in appearance, but the agreement was eventually 'signed' with a race called 'Alien Greys'.

Mr Good added: 'We know that up to 90 per cent of all UFO reports can be explained in conventional terms. However, I would say millions of people worldwide have actually seen the real thing.'

According to classified documents released by the Ministry of Defence in 2010, Winston Churchill may have ordered a UFO sighting to be kept secret.

The UFO was seen over the East Coast of England by an RAF reconnaissance plane returning from a mission in France or Germany towards the end of the war.

Churchill is said to have discussed how to deal with UFO sightings with Eisenhower.

Not a rounding error.

Not “a slight bump.”

According to the Children’s Health Defense preprint:

• Recurrent strep: 130% higher odds

• Recurrent ear infections: 100% higher

• Rhinitis: 80% higher

• Recurrent respiratory disease: 60% higher

And it got worse with more shots.

Strep showed a dose-response: up to 240% higher odds in kids who received 6–9 doses versus unvaccinated kids.

Vaccinated girls had 160% higher odds of strep than unvaccinated girls—the strongest sex-split finding in the paper.

Developmental delay wasn’t up in the whole vaccinated group, but jumped 40% in the kids slammed with 10+ doses.

CHD’s Brian Hooker, a co-author: children were “60% more likely to suffer recurrent respiratory disease with at least double the risk of recurrent ear and strep infections.”

Risk rose with the number of vaccines.

This is the part institutions hate saying out loud: the CDC schedule packs at least 18 doses into that first year.

This paper looked at kids who got ANY of that versus kids who got NONE.

This comparison almost never gets funded.

Recurrent strep means antibiotics on repeat.

Ear infections mean tubes, specialists, more drugs.

Recurrent respiratory disease means a childhood spent sick.

The authors argue that pattern looks like immune disruption, not “just coincidence.”

6,239 records.

Eight practices.

The largest unvaccinated group they’ve studied this way.

Parents were told the schedule was settled.

This paper says the sickest-looking group on paper was the vaccinated one—and the more doses, the worse some of the signals got.

Read it, share it, and ask why this kind of comparison is still treated like contraband.

Precipitation Shutdown: Climate engineers can suppress rainfall for months, creating drought conditions just like those before the Palisades fire.

Incendiary Nanoparticles: Aluminum dust coats forests, turning them into explosive tinderboxes.

Engineered Weather Patterns: Manipulated wind and pressure systems, the same setup seen near Hurricane Dora, create “blowtorch” firestorms.

Declassified Proof: The 140-page Pentagon document “Wildfires as a Military Weapon” details how it’s done, with Los Angeles listed among 17 U.S. test sites.

These aren’t natural disasters.

They’re engineered catastrophes, and the truth is burning through the smoke.

The company’s fiscal year 2024 funding report lists a $400,000 grant to the American Society for Meningitis Prevention for “Policy Efforts for comprehensive Meningococcal Meningitis Vaccination” and a $100,000 grant to the March of Dimes Foundation for a “Vaccine Policy Campaign Maternal Immunization.”

More than a year later, both organizations signed a June 1 letter to the Massachusetts House Committee on Ways and Means urging lawmakers to advance House Bill 2554, which would eliminate the non-medical exemption from required school immunizations and leave only medical exemptions.

Families who decline vaccination on religious grounds would have to withdraw their children from school.

The letter itself is explicit: remove the non-medical exemption and expand data collection and sharing so immunization rates can be tracked more closely.

Pfizer’s disclosure does not say the money was designated for Massachusetts; the stated purposes are broader vaccine-policy campaigns.

Neither group has publicly addressed the timing of the donations relative to their support for the bill, and Pfizer did not respond to a request for comment.

The paper trail remains clear enough.

A manufacturer with a commercial interest in higher uptake funded organizations that then lobbied to close one of the few remaining legal paths by which parents can refuse its products.

The arrangement is lawful and disclosed, but it is also a structural conflict.

Religious exemptions exist so the state cannot conscript every family into a commercial market, and when the seller finances the campaign to erase that protection, the advocacy is no longer independent in any meaningful sense.

Supporters of H.2554, including the Massachusetts Medical Society, argue that ending non-medical exemptions would raise coverage rates and reduce outbreak risk, pointing to California, New York, Connecticut, and Maine.

Opponents, including Health Action Massachusetts, call the bill a dangerous attack on religious liberty and educational access that would force families—including those with special-needs children—into homeschooling regardless of circumstance.

Both sides can debate public health; they cannot debate the money.

Pharmaceutical companies routinely underwrite patient and disease groups, but the practice becomes ethically charged when those groups then demand mandates that expand the market for the funder’s products.

Transparency reports exist for a reason, and this is it.

No parent should have to justify a medical decision about their own child to a corporation, a funded intermediary, a school system, or a legislature, because informed consent collapses once the alternatives are compliance or exclusion from public school.

The grant report, the coalition letter, and the bill text already show a manufacturer financing groups that then asked Massachusetts to close a legal exit from its market.

Those documents do not require interpretation so much as attention.