Somewhere Beyond the Touch of the King of Pain
One should never value things based on the amount of money made out of them. Money is not the arbiter of value; look at the Kardashians
One should never value things based on the amount of money made out of them. Money is not the arbiter of value; look at the Kardashians
Ken O’Keefe may not have been all he made himself out to be. Although not a Zionist double-agent, he may have been worse. Nick Kollerstrom explains
The “abolition” of the white race, says Harvard prof. Noel Ignatiev, is not only desirable but essential. With notes and commentary from Lasha Darkmoon
The slow and less than newsworthy pacing of the day to day over this summer has a lulling effect on what awaits.
The nursery rhyme about a crooked man who walked a crooked mile and lived in a crooked house is a good description of mass media. Israel Shamir explains
You think that your thoughts are yours alone? Think again. There may be more involved than you realise.
On his 70th birthday Les Visible reflects on the words of a friend who said, in reference to his stand up comedy, “Most comedians make people laugh, Visible makes people angry.”
Curtis Childs with a contemporary perspective on ancient spirits that manifest in this world through our thoughts, feelings and impulses
When calling someone “Hitler” is met with indifference and even mockery, you will know then that Jewish power is beginning to unravel
So many areas of being, from the streets of the modern cities to the pressure zones beneath the Earth, are pulsing with the transitionary fires of change
Make no mistake: the media is now an integral part of modern war and journalists are active participants
Most people don’t know that Little Georgie Sorrows owns Tavistock. Yes… Rothschild poster boy front man owns Tavistock