Unmasking Freemasonry

Bill Gates publicly presents himself as a philanthropist who wants to give the poor access to financial services. But anyone who reads his transcript closely realizes: It's not about helping – it's about control. A digital future without alternatives Gates argues that traditional banking is too expensive. Bank branches,…
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After MintPress exposed them as former national security agents, numerous officials at the highest levels of leading virtual communication platforms deleted their profiles or removed the incriminating evidence from the internet. A series of investigations by MintPress News uncovered a network of hundreds of former agents from the…
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The financialization of the world – a new chapter In an interview with Glenn Beck on October 11, 2025, investigative journalist Whitney Webb warned of one of the most dangerous developments of our time: the tokenization of the natural world. “Larry Fink now heads the World Economic Forum,” Webb said, “and his agenda is clear:…
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Alternative media recently deplored the ignorance of journalists trusted to write on science without knowing, apparently, that plants absorb carbon. They referred especially to the BBC, which seems entirely credulous about the UN agenda and unwilling to believe biology. BBC said last fall that “Researchers are also worried that…
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Swimmer Hannah Caldas is banned after refusing to take chromosome test; Algerian gold medallist in women's division, Imane Khelif, also refuses to take chromosome test. Multiple newspapers recently reported that transgender swimmer Hannah Caldas has been penalized with a five-year ban and has been stripped of all competition results…
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Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley and other business leaders are “horrified” by the breathtaking pace of technological advances in China, warning that the Asian superpower's innovations could crush Western companies if they don't act quickly, according to a sensational report in the Telegraph. After touring Chinese car factories,…
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Municipalities across the Netherlands are replacing old-fashioned lampposts with so-called smart light poles. Local governments claim it's part of the energy transition. According to the Dutch Enterprise Service (Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland), the new LED lights reduce electricity consumption by 60 to 80 percent and provide…
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In an unprecedented societal shift, AI-powered robots are rapidly changing human interactions – and experts warn this technology may be eroding our very capacity for meaningful human connection. Mike Adams, host of Brighteon Broadcast News, has sounded the alarm on “robot bias infestation syndrome” (RBIS), a condition where humans lose…
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The publication of the new EAT-Lancet 2.0 Commission and the accompanying remarks from WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus heralded something that goes far beyond health policy. Behind terms like “equitable food systems” and “planetary health” lies a radical restructuring of global food production – orchestrated by the same…
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