In 2022, a whistleblower revealed that a landmark 2006 paper published in Nature was full of falsified data. This paper supported the amyloid hypothesis Alzheimer's; $1.6 billion of wasted NIH funding resulted in a failed attempt to build upon a fake line of inquiry.
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Doctored/Charles-Piller/9781668031254
While advocates of universal HPV vaccination promised to virtually eliminate the most common types of cervical cancer, actual gains since the introduction of the vaccine in 2006 have been modest at best.
From 2006 to 2023, age-adjusted mortality in the U.S. for this cancer only declined from 2.4 to 2.2 per 100,000. Meanwhile, in some regions globally, rates of cervical cancer have risen during this same period due to poor screening and changes in sexual behavior.
https://aaronkheriaty.substack.com/p/losing-the-war-on-cancer/comments
Imagine an intensive care unit full of people. Monitors glow with electrocardiogram tracings, blood pressure measurements, and oxygenation readings. Ventilators whir as air is pumped in and out of lungs and feeding tubes drip nutrients. But these people are not getting better. They are “neomorts:” people with severe neurological injuries whose families have consented to allowing doctors to use their living bodies for experimentation.
In a recent podcast, bioethicist Arthur Caplan proudly proclaimed that he has pioneered using critically disabled people for research at NYU Langone Health in wards that he calls “bioemporia.” Dr. Caplan says that he discovered the idea of neomorts and bioemporia in an essay written by Dr. Willard Gaylin, a psychiatrist, for Harper’s Magazine in 1974 called “Harvesting the Dead.” In his article, Dr. Gaylin was pointing out the ethical risks inherent in the brain death concept by suggesting (tongue-in-cheek) that we could stockpile these neurologically injured people (who he christened “neomorts”) in centers called “bioemporia” — where we could experiment on them to our hearts’ delight.
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Caplan says that not only is there now a bioemporium at NYU there are dozens starting up all over the country using “brain dead” people for drug testing and other research purposes. Caplan admits in the podcast that people with a brain death diagnosis are not biologically dead but that their “deaths” are a social construct — which is why they can be successfully kept on life support for these experiments.
It is highly unlikely that the families of these unfortunate people are being informed that their loved ones are only “socially dead” when doctors obtain “consent” for these experiments. When people who are registered organ donors have infections or other conditions that make them unable to donate, the family is approached and asked if doctors might keep their loved one on life support to do some tests. According to Caplan:
We started by saying that it might advance transplant. We’re going to study something, maybe an artificial organ or some immune suppressing drug. And if you give us permission — they wanted to be organ donors, but they can’t, they clearly wanted to help — let’s do it that way. And if the family concurred (which reminding listeners, they don’t have to legally in an organ donation situation, but we were trying to be safe here in this idea of studying the body) if we take them for 72 hours, would you give us permission? And a lot of people did.
Goes to show you where the target still really is.
Edit: and it is up now. Was down most of the day.
Filmmaker and self-declared former Freemason Sean Stone suggested that a powerful ritual conducted in 1946 by occultist Aleister Crowley acolytes L. Ron Hubbard, who founded Scientology, and Jack Parsons, a brilliant rocket scientist who headed Crowley’s occult secret society, Ordo Templi Orientis, opened a “portal” leading to waves of UFO sightings that began shortly thereafter in 1947.
The son of filmmaker Oliver Stone has been making the rounds on podcasts to talk about topics normally dismissed as conspiracy theories but which he believes to be true.
In May, he told Tucker Carlson that our souls are in “supernatural” battle between “dark and light,” noting that he experienced extraordinary manifestations of this as he was being initiated into Freemasonry.
More recently, he told podcast host Danny Jones “one of the theories is that some of these beings, these aliens that have been showing up are demons that (enter) through portals” that have been opened by people like Crowley, Hubbard, and Parsons.
Before Parsons’ untimely death under suspicious circumstances, Hubbard and Parsons engaged in an occult ritual of Enochian magic known as the “Babalon Working,” through which they hoped to invoke the “scarlet woman” of the Book of Revelation.
Drawing on his own experience with Freemasonry and the occult, Stone said that delving into those sorts of practices “opens portals.”
Stone suggested that the 1946 occult ritual opened the door to “alien” craft sightings that quickly ensued.
“They were doing these ‘workings’ and opening portals for these beings to come through,” Stone said.
Enochian magic is “powerful stuff,” said Stone, who went on to recount how he once recited an Enochian incantation that he had come across in a book and 30 minutes later received a call from an unknown number that he said sounded like the raspy, garbled voice of a demon, asking if he is a sorcerer.
The calls continued, sometimes showing up simply as “666” on his phone’s display and invoking the demon “Ba’al.”
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“There are definitely people in the military and intel world that would believe this stuff,” Stone said.
He said he doesn’t scoff at people like Peter Thiel who has found Christianity because “when you know this stuff is real, you look for faith, you look to solidify your faith in your creator because that’s the only power you’ve got against these things.”
Thiel is known to have a fascination with the subject of the Antichrist.
In 2011, Thiel said he believes Christianity is “true” while describing himself as “somewhat heterodox.”
The powerful investor opened up during interviews in recent years about his unconventional views on the Antichrist. In a June 2025 New York Times interview with Ross Douthat, Thiel dismissed the idea that the Antichrist would be “some evil tech genius,” proposing that, instead, he would be fanning fears over world crisis.
“The way the Antichrist would take over the world is you talk about Armageddon nonstop. You talk about existential risk nonstop, and this is what you need to regulate,” Thiel told Douthat, suggesting that the Antichrist would promote regulation of technology.
“It’s the opposite of the picture of Baconian science from the 17th, 18th century, where the Antichrist is like some evil tech genius, evil scientist who invents this machine to take over the world. People are way too scared for that,” Thiel opined.
Thiel was also an early backer of future Vice President JD Vance, who in his new book credits Thiel with helping him return to faith despite Thiel being homosexual and socially liberal.
Purely anecdotal, but when I'm on YouTube listening to content, there appears to be more annoying commercials on non-mainstream channels than channels that are mainstream channels.
Maybe it's time of day, or where I'm listening. But it's Rumble level ads on some of these guys, and these folks are microscopic in terms of channel subs, I'm talking like 100,000 or less.
Theoretically, watching "normie" content like Hickock45 or some such would have more ads due to more eyeballs, but this isn't the case. It's like Google is trying to get you to not listen because there are adds ALL the time.
"A wealthy entrepreneur who spends more than $2 million a year and who has received blood from his teenage son and other young persons in his quest to achieve immortality, or at least stave off aging, reports that he has developed a rare disease that he says is causing “My stomach to eat itself.”
Biohacker Bryan Johnson, founder of online payments company Braintree, announced on social media that he has been diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis (AIG), an incurable autoimmune disease.
In a lengthy, nearly 2,000-word post on X, Johnson said, “My stomach is eating itself,” but declared that is “going to try and solve it.”
“AIG causes irreversible damage: nutritional deficiency, anemia, and over a long horizon, elevated cancer risk,” Johnson said. “When AIG is discovered today, standard medical care concedes defeat, stating that nothing can be done except managing the condition, no matter how awful or lethal the effects.”"
Makes me think of this based scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjFIj_p86zo
On a scale of 1-10, how much of this isn’t just an intellectual exercise on finding the truth?
Each level is cumulative with the one below it. Feel free to redo this list.
Level 1 - avoiding seed oils, etc.
Level 2 - no vaccines, no Real ID
Level 3 - normie prepping of food, ammo
Level 4 - stacking gold/silver/crypto
Level 5 - solid prayer life, it all comes down to spiritual warfare
Level 6 - moving to a good location to survive SHTF or TEOTWAWKI
Level 7 - operator level prepping
Level 8 - “networking”
Level 9 - putting off real life needs and wants for a wife/kids/career because “in five years we will all be in the digital gulag or FEMA camps anyway” or dead from a mass kill off they have planned, etc.
Level 10 - Realizing that it’s in God’s hands no matter what you do anyway.
EDIT - Use your imagination people, this list is hardly all inclusive.
Also, if you are doing none of these, you are a poser.
Hillary Clinton visited an elementary school in New York to talk to the kids about the world. After her talk she asked if there were any questions?
One little boy puts up his hand. He says his name is. "Kenneth." "And what is your question, Kenneth?" she asks. "I have three questions," he says. "First -- what happened in Benghazi? "Second -- why did you run for president if you are not even capable of handling two e-mail accounts? "And, third -- what happened to the missing six billion dollars while you were Secretary of State?"
Just then the bell rings for recess. Hillary tells the kids that they will continue after recess. When they resume Hillary says, "Okay, where were we? Oh, that's right, question time. Who has a question?"
A different boy -- little Johnny -- puts his hand up. "And what is your question, Johnny?" she asks. "I have five questions," he says. "First -- what happened in Benghazi? "Second -- why did you run for president if you are not capable of handling two e-mail accounts? "Third -- what happened to the missing six billion dollars while you were Secretary of State? "Fourth -- why did the recess bell go off 20 minutes early? "And, fifth -- where the hell is Kenneth?"
Whenever you write “it’s clear that” or “it’s obvious that” anyone with a lick of sense knows that what follows is not clear, or obvious, and is a source of contention amongst people of good will.
Tom Hanks is married to actress Rita Wilson and they first met on Tom’s sitcom Bosom Buddies when Rita guest starred in an episode.
Here’s a scene from that episode which aired in the US in 1981, that has to be viewed with some wry amusement considering Tom’s joy rides to Epstein Island.
Bosom Buddies started in 1980 and ran for 2 seasons with Peter Scolari starring with Tom as the two friends who dress in drag to be able to live in a women only apartment.
So my new boss, a former Navy man, was in the Pentagon when 9/11 happened. He has the stuff hanging on his office wall to prove his career and his time in the Pentagon at 9/11. He explained why so few died because the section of the building that got hit was under reconstruction. He said he was sitting at his desk working on budget cuts, and he felt the building shake, he looked out the window (he said they all face interior) and saw flying papers and smoke.
I forgot exactly how he mentioned it as part of the story, but he was friends with a Navy captain who said he saw the plane itself hit the building. I stopped him in the middle of his story, and confirmed this, and we both referenced the only video. At this point, he let me know how much he argues with his cousin the conspiracy theorist, about 9/11.
Now, this is just one data point, and even more so it's second hand. But he trusted his friend and coworker who said he literally saw the plane hit the building with his own two eyes. Given the context of the conversation, and who this man is, my boss isn't lying. It is possible he was lied to, or the captain was mistaken, or even a missile was disguised as a plane.
Just thought I would share. I'd give more information, but I don't want to be doxxed. It's not to often you meet people on the scene, so to speak.
So Tulsi Gabbard, whose husband has turbo cancer and she is leaving her post to help him, on the way out the door confirmed all the things Putin was saying about Ukraine being filled with American and Euro funded bio labs.
No link provided, the story is all over the news.
That said, I think the cancer isn’t vax related but a way to get rid of her. I have no evidence of this admittedly.
The fact that all the “from my cold, dead hands” people are buying lots of short barreled rifles and suppressors, both of which take fingerprints and puts you on a government list, just because the $200 tax went away is a bit concerning to me.
Personally, just like the smart ID is a red line and I just won’t fly anymore because I don’t have one unless I get a passport, I don’t care how nifty a suppressor is, I am not getting fingerprinted and put on a government ownership list just to use one.
