Unmasking Freemasonry

Black is beautiful. Blackness is goodness. Have you ever noticed that most of the cars you see on city streets and highways are black? Some are white and shades of grey and silver in between? They represent about 90% or more of all car colors in the US and in Europe. You may find slightly more red, blue and yellow cars in Latin America,…
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Way back in 2017 I created a country-by-country guide to the biometric ID control grid that was coming into view even then. In that editorial I noted that “it doesn’t take a Nostradamus to understand where this is all heading: From the cashless society and the biometric ID grid to the cashless biometric grid.” Well, here we are.…
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Of relevance to the current crisis, this carefully researched article was first published by Global Research more than ten years ago on June 1, 2011. The Four Horsemen of Banking (Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo) own the Four Horsemen of Oil (Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch/Shell, BP and Chevron Texaco); in tandem…
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Due to a company called Eleven Labs, it is now possible to clone almost any voice in minutes, then feed that voice a text block that will be pronounced / performed in that AI voice. The Eleven Labs voice synthesis model is so advanced that it “reads” (pronounces) written text in a way that is almost indiscernible from a human performance.…
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Two more bug species are now allowed in food throughout the European Union: Acheta domesticus, also known as the house cricket, and Alphitobius diaperionus, also known as the lesser mealworm. The EU gave the green light recently for citizens of member countries to eat these creepy critters as food. This aligns with the World…
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The Gen Z gender revolution was laid bare as census figures showed under-35s make up half the trans community in England and Wales. More than 47% of those who identified as a different gender than they were registered at birth were aged between 16 and 34 – even though the age band accounts for less than a third of the wider…
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At some point in the probably sooner-rather-than-later future, artificial intelligence (AI) robots will become so “smart” and advanced that they develop the capacity to kill off humanity, researchers are warning. Experts from the University of Oxford say that AI robots of the future will, in fact, be able to “kill everyone” if they…
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The pastoral image that “farming” may still conjure for many will suffer a shock as Beyond Pesticides reports, in the Daily News Blog, about developments in the agricultural universe, including massive consolidation in the industries that supply seeds and agrochemicals to conventional farmers. A January 2023 report from Philip H.…
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BardsFM host Scott Kesterson believes there are white-hat operatives working behind the scenes in America. “I have no doubt that there are people behind the scenes doing good work,” he told Dr. Lee Merritt during his recent appearance on the Merritt Medical Hour on Brighteon.TV. Kesterson continued that there are “two groups of…
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I am revisiting Dr. Erich Fromm’s fundamental work Fear of Freedom (also published as Escape from Freedom) as the basis of this article. To understand the causative agent behind major trends in society, one must uncover the chief psychological forces at work at any one time. By grasping the relevance of the seeming hypocrisy ‘fear…
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