BOMBSHELL STUDY - Developmental Delay “Significantly Elevated” in Injected Children
Dead Internet Theory came True
Nurse: Stillbirths Exploded After COVID Shots Hit Maternity Wards
The retrocausality of technocapital or: how I learned to love Roko’s Basilisk
What Waking Up Used to Mean - Truthstream Media
The death of Edgar Allen Poe, as a more light hearted conspiracy! 🖤
God of War, Deus ex machina— Was H-Dawg saved by Gannon using the Ocarina of Time Travel?
AI companion apps are disturbing as fuck
Peter Thiel on Faust, Germany and Gerontocracy (clip and full interview)
If you haven’t done a deep Dive on Nick Land— Why are you here?
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The government issued the National Strategy for Women and Girls 2025-2030, which aims to achieve “gender equality” for women.
That National Strategy decries “tradwife influencers” who “seek to promote restrictive, stereotypical roles for women and girls.” It also disparages “patriarchal norms, often focused on men as decision-makers and breadwinners and on women as carers.” (in other words, mothers)
This comes after the failure of a 2024 referendum to removed "mother" and go all in on woke family models https://apnews.com/article/ireland-women-constitution-referendum-8eead7fd4ee13e76d77e8322bf348d0d
Of course, the captured press says it's been "debunked". No, they say, it's not 3rd wave feminists seeking to destroy the foundation of one of the most formerly religious countries in the world.
I initially wrote capitalism because that's the word the critiques will use but I refuse to use language wrong because of retards.
In reality, they mean greed when they say capitalism, but that's not even true because if their primary motivation was greed then they wouldn't hate making money from good products and services. Things weren't perfect, but everything was much better when it was primary driven by the greed of men who didn't care what was sold, just that it sells.
Now things are driven by people who only care what is sold: the message, and they actively fucking hate you and prefer of you suffer from shit products and services, and they don't care how many businesses or how much of the economy that destroys.
Some people are doing the hard work of chasing down lies that went around the world while the truth was still getting its shoes on.
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A peer-reviewed medical journal has announced the retraction of a paper that purported to show that the COVID-19 shots produced antibodies protective against future infection, now admitting that it contained “fabricated data” and “falsified images.”
Science Translational Medicine, a publication of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, published in 2022 a paper titled, “SARS-CoV-2 S2–targeted vaccination elicits broadly neutralizing antibodies.” Leading the team of authors was Kevin W. Ng of London’s Francis Crick Institute, which funded the study.
The paper said it “tested whether antibodies targeting the more conserved S2 subunit of the spike protein could confer protection against infection with distinct coronaviruses” and supposedly found that “S2-targeted vaccination produced antibodies in mice that could neutralize diverse alphacoronaviruses and betacoronaviruses. These antibodies had increased breadth relative to antibodies elicited by full-length spike protein vaccination, suggesting less repertoire focusing.”
On October 14 of this year, however, Science Translational Medicine published a retraction notice that a Crick investigation had determined the presence of “fabricated data” and “falsified images” for which Ng was responsible and “admitted responsibility.”
“Further, the existence of data fabrication casts doubt on some other experiments presented in the paper, for which primary data and samples are unavailable, precluding post hoc verification,” the notice added. It noted that most of the paper’s authors concurred with the retraction, but two (Maria Greco and Hisashi Arase) did not respond.
The Epoch Times notes that Ng and some of the same authors were also connected to another paper retracted by the journal Nature in January, as well as a third paper which has not yet been retracted but which Nature amended with a disclaimer in September that “concerns have been raised regarding the reliability of data presented” in it.
Originally billed as vital (and sometimes even mandatory) to quashing COVID-19, the shots were quickly met with skepticism as they failed to prevent infection and, more importantly, were connected with a large body of evidence raising concerns about their safety.
The federal Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) reports 39,260 deaths, 223,046 hospitalizations, 22,583 heart attacks, and 29,299 myocarditis and pericarditis cases as of September 25, among other ailments. VAERS submission are not proven cases on their own, but, in 2022, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) researchers recognized a “high verification rate of reports of myocarditis to VAERS after mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccination,” leading to the conclusion that “under-reporting is more likely” than over-reporting.
An analysis of 99 million people across eight countries published in the journal Vaccine in 2024 “observed significantly higher risks of myocarditis following the first, second and third doses” of mRNA-based COVID shots, as well as signs of increased risk of “pericarditis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, and cerebral venous sinus thrombosis,” and other “potential safety signals that require further investigation.” In April 2024, the CDC was forced to release by court order 780,000 previously undisclosed reports of serious adverse reactions, and a study out of Japan found “statistically significant increases” in cancer deaths after third doses of mRNA-based COVID-19 shots and offered several theories for a causal link. Most recently, studies published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases and International Journal of Medical Science raised the possibility of the shots carrying risks of not only respiratory diseases but even kidney injury.
Democrats are largely united in favor of all vaccines, but the response among Republicans has been conflicted, in part due to the first Trump administration’s Operation Warp Speed (OWS) initiative having prepared and released the COVID shots in a fraction of the time that any vaccine had ever been developed and tested, which President Donald Trump has refused to disavow, as he considers the record-breaking delivery of the shot a signature achievement of his first presidency.
So far, Trump’s second administration has rolled back several recommendations for the shots but not yet pulled them from the market. The administration has largely settled on leaving the current shots optional but not supporting work to develop successors and limiting recommendations to those deemed in “high-risk” groups for COVID itself. But whether it gets to the bottom of the original shots and their cover-up remains to be seen.
In a July 2025 interview, since-resigned U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary asked for patience from those unsatisfied by the administration’s handling of the shots, insisting more time was needed for comprehensive trials to get more definitive data. The FDA has begun acknowledging child deaths caused by the shots, but at the same time the Trump Justice Department is in court arguing against the revival of a whistleblower’s lawsuit against Pfizer.
The Holy Spirit still works through people today, case in point, John Hendrix, the Prophet of Oak Ridge. In 1942 and 1943, the U.S. government acquired about 60,000 acres in and near present-day Oak Ridge to build a secret location to work on the Manhattan Project. This man saw it coming, and most just called him crazy.
https://exploreoakridge.com/john-hendrix-the-prophet-of-oak-ridge/
https://www.tnmagazine.org/prophet-of-oak-ridge/
In depth video on the matter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2Yff-pPckA&t=2s
John Hendrix is one of the most indelible characters in the history of Oak Ridge, TN. Considered a “mystic” by his neighbors in rural Anderson County, Hendrix had a number of visions in the early 1900s that were seemingly proven to be accurate by future events. Hendrix is most famous for allegedly predicting the establishment of Oak Ridge and the Y-12 plant (the 60,000 acres and the plants for the Manhattan project) more than 40 years before they existed.
Early Life, Marriage and Loss
John Hendrix was born on November 9, 1865 in Anderson County, TN. In his early 20s, Hendrix married Julia Ann Griffith of nearby Morgan County, with whom he had four children. The Hendrix family lived on a hill that is located above the present day site of the Bull Run Fossil Plant in Claxton, TN.
Tragedy struck the Hendrix clan when John’s two-year-old daughter Ethel died of diphtheria, a serious infection of the nose and throat. Julia Ann’s grief over the loss of her youngest daughter turned to anger at John, whom she blamed for Ethel’s death. John had spanked Ethel before she became sick, and Julia believed that this punishment had somehow caused her illness. Around the turn of the century, Julia Ann left John and took the three remaining Hendrix children to Arkansas, where she later remarried.
Visions of the Future
After the loss of his daughter and the heartbreaking departure of his family, John Hendrix was drawn to religion and mysticism. Hendrix retreated to the woods for 40 days and nights to sleep on the ground and pray, believing that this act of faith would bring him divine revelations.
John Hendrix began to have visions that he shared with the community, but his powers were not appreciated by his neighbors. The local authorities assumed that Hendrix was insane and imprisoned him at the county farm, also known as the “poor house.” However, Hendrix escaped and declared that God would burn the farm down within a month. As Hendrix predicted, the building caught fire after being struck by lightning. While some people were afraid that Hendrix was a witch, most community members were dismissive of his visions during his lifetime.
Hendrix Predicts the Secret City
John Hendrix’s most startling vision predicted monumental changes to his hometown. As described in The Oak Ridge Story by George O. Robinson, Hendrix made the following prophecy to an audience at the crossroads general store:
“I tell you, Bear Creek Valley someday will be filled with great buildings and factories, and they will help toward winning the greatest war that ever will be. And there will be a city on Black Oak Ridge and the center of authority will be on a spot middle-way between Sevier Tadlock’s farm and Joe Pyatt’s Place. A railroad spur will branch off the main L&N line, run down toward Robertsville and then branch off and turn toward Scarborough…Big engines will dig big ditches, and thousands of people will be running to and fro. They will be building things, and there will be great noise and confusion and the earth will shake…I’ve seen it. It’s coming.”
If this account is to be believed, Hendrix seemingly foresaw the establishment of Oak Ridge and its pivotal role in helping the Allies win World War II by developing the atomic bomb. Hendrix’s specific predictions about the locations of the “center of authority” and certain railway lines were also proven accurate.
Later Life and Legacy
John Hendrix married his second wife, Martha Jane Gregory, in 1908, and a year later, she gave birth to a son. Sadly, Hendrix contracted tuberculosis, which may have been related to the nights he spent sleeping on the freezing cold ground. Hendrix’s step-daughter and her husband took care of him as his condition worsened, and he ultimately passed away on June 2, 1915 at the age of 49.
The Holy Spirit does still give people prophetic graces.
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"Dear boys, I dreamed that I was in church. It was packed with boys, but only a few were going to Holy Communion.
Near the altar rail a lanky horned individual, black as coal, was showing magic slide pictures. Enticed by them, the boys forgot everything else. As a result, only a few went to Holy Communion.
Do you understand what this means, my children? It means that the devil does his utmost to distract you in church in order to keep you away from the sacraments. Some boys are so foolish as to pay attention to him. My dear children, this devilish lantern must be smashed to pieces.
How?
By glancing at the cruifix and reminding oneself that keeping away from Holy Communion is the same as throwing oneself into the devil's arms."
https://db.archiviosalesiano.net/files/original/551164/ASC-LIB-MBEN-0008-0.pdf
Only a matter of time before there are handheld scanners that, Star Trek style, can do it. Or in the meantime, they use this tech at the entrance to schools, airports, government buildings...etc. etc.
You’ve seen the same sentiment spouted a hundred times in comment sections across the gun-0-sphere regarding allegedly gun-free zones; “Concealed means concealed,” or “What they don’t know won’t hurt them.” “No one needs to know if I’m carrying a gun,” and “I don’t pay attention to ‘no guns’ signs.”
Welp, that’s soon going to get much more difficult to pull off. In the immortal words of George Costanza, you can’t stop modern science. And AI-enabled technologies are accomplishing things heretofore never imagined.
Case in point: using Wi-Fi signals to tell if you’re packing heat. No more magnetometers or other fancy, whiz-bang detection equipment needed. A few of the mega-minds at something called the Swedish Defense Research Agency — apparently some sort of a Nordic DARPA — have devised a way to use already ubiquitous Wi-Fi signals in tandem with an AI model to tell with pretty good accuracy whether or not a person in a particular location is strapped.
It seems the signals bounce off of different objects in different, identifiable ways. Knowing that, the Swedish boffins recorded people using standard video while they were carrying everyday objects like phones, water bottles and…guns. Then they turned an AI package loose on the dataset, training it to recognize those various objects. As Tom’s Hardware reports . . .
After training, the final AI system, WiFireNet, could detect concealed handguns solely based on Wi-Fi CSI [channel state information], with varying accuracy. In controlled trials tracking up to four moving individuals in a small indoor space, the system achieved an average handgun-detection precision of 72.5%. However, under stricter localization requirements, such as pinpointing the weapon’s exact location on the carrier, precision dropped to 53.8%. The neural network also struggles to perform accurately in unfamiliar, untested indoor layouts.
Okay, so it’s not perfect. Yet. But the researchers were using an older Wi-Fi signal in their trials.
The prototype was built using a modified implementation of the older 1999 wireless IEEE 802.11a standard to establish proof of concept. Subsequent phases will use modern Wi-FI 7 and Wi-Fi 8 networks with higher-resolution CSI for better detection.
Oh joy. Not only that, but the Swedes aren’t keeping the technology proprietary.
The researchers made the project open source, releasing the code, models, and dataset to support further research in the field. Wi-Fi sensing is gaining popularity as an effective surveillance technology that doesn’t require complex gear or setups. However, critics argue that the technology’s ubiquity and the lack of regulatory frameworks raise serious privacy concerns.
Privacy concerns? You don’t say.
Look for this to be coming to restricted and prohibited locations near you. Facility and property owners will eventually have an apparently cheap, effective way to know exactly who is and isn’t complying with their “gun-free zone” signs.
And it won’t require dedicated or specially trained security people to monitor some kind of expensive, complicated system, either. When you walk into your local Costco with an M&P Shield under your shirt, an inconspicuous red light over the door will blink or someone will get a beep in their earpiece…and likely ask you to leave.
And don’t even get us started thinking about government types or other unscrupulous individuals hacking into your home Wi-Fi router to see what’s what. So get ready for the new reality. Like that other AI-enabled technology, it can’t be bargained with, it can’t be reasoned with, it doesn’t feel pity or remorse or fear…and it absolutely will not stop…ever.
At least they caught the guy....
Suburban lab executive faked 380,000 COVID tests in $66 million fraud, feds say – October 20, 2026
Prosecutors allege Rajesh Patel, 53, of Schaumburg, fabricated approximately 380,000 negative COVID-19 test results for tests the laboratory never completed and submitted them to a federal program that reimbursed providers who administered tests to people without health insurance.
