Masonic Tendencies in Contemporary Society

Cosmopolitan was always the trashiest of the ladies’ magazines one could pick up at the local supermarket check-out aisle, but the dying of print and the squeeze put upon whatever shopping lane business they were still doing by self-checkout apparently has the editors over at Cosmo pretty desperate these days. So, they decided it…
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First is the full letter to the court sent by interestofjustice.substack.com asking questions to Klaus about his Fourth Industrial Revolution changing what it means to be human. Below that is the Constitutional Chambers response denying the right to get answers from Klaus & WEF, which ignores the international law that states all…
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According to the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, “SMART ePANTS could revolutionize the Internet of Things by collecting data to help intelligence, medical and sports communities.” The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) recently launched an effort to make computerized clothing a reality — a move critics say…
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We know only a limited outline of how genes function. What we don’t know is a far larger area of knowledge than what we do know. Blinded by pride, biotechnology advocates are pretending to know far more than they do. They know very little, but have promised the public that they will soon cure all diseases. This is not true.…
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There are people who still don’t realise that the conspirators don’t want us travelling anywhere – for any reason. They want to stop us travelling because the oil is running out and they want to keep as much of it as they can for their limousines, yachts, tanks and jet fighters. Oh, and for heating and lighting their enormous mansions,…
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Scientists all over the world continue to “play God”, and we are all going to have to live with the consequences. Every single day, extremely bizarre experiments are being conducted in secret laboratories all over the planet. We already know about the very deadly diseases that are being developed in such laboratories, but other types…
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Biometric iris scanners being set up throughout Southern Europe; precursor to a global digital ID system being ushered in for citizens around the world “whether they like it or not” says technocrat CEO of new company that plans to scan the eyeballs of every human on the planet. The beast system is based on the world’s people…
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Tech giants Apple and Google, which track user data incessantly as part of their business models, are teaming up on an app to prevent others from tracking users in an obvious move to corner the user market once and for all. According to the Washington Times, the tech behemoths “are working to develop new alerts of unwanted tracking…
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A recording of an emotional speech appeared recently online, where Hollywood actress Blake Lively was praised for her fight against child trafficking and pornography. The speech was held six years ago, at the Power of Women meeting during the Variety awards ceremony. Among other aspects, the actress spoke about a worrying trend:…
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It’s not uncommon for insect parts to accidentally make it into processed foods in plant production. However, Singapore has gone one step further and approved the packaging and sale of 16 species of insects as foodstuff. In 2017, Business Insider reported that on average one person accidentally eats 140,000 bits of bug every year.…
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