Thursday, 31 July 2025
AI to stop prison violence before it happens
Under the Ministry of Justice’s AI Action Plan artificial intelligence predicts the risk an offender could pose and informs decisions to put dangerous prisoners under tighter supervision to cut crime and deliver swifter justice for victims. This will help to cut reoffending and make our streets safe, part of the Plan for Change.
AI will be used across prisons, probation and courts to better track offenders and assess the risk they pose with tools that can predict violence behind bars, uncover secret messages sent by prisoners and connect offender records across different systems.
The AI violence predictor analyses different factors such as a prisoner’s age and previous involvement in violent incidents while in custody. This will help prison officers assess threat levels on wings and intervene or move prisoners before violence escalates.
Another AI tool will be able to digitally scan the contents of mobile phones seized from prisoners to rapidly flag messages that could provide intelligence on potential crimes being committed behind bars, such as secret code words.
This will allow staff to discover potential threats of violence to other inmates or prison officers as well as plans to escape and smuggle in weapons or contraband.
These phones – often used for gang activity, drug trafficking and intimidation – are a major source of violence in prisons.
This
technology, which uses AI-driven language analysis, has already been
trialled across the prison estate and has analysed over 8.6 million
messages from 33,000 seized phones....<<<Read More>>>...
The True Scale of Foreign Sex Offenders in Britain
Some 1,731 foreign-national sex offenders were in prison as of June this year, up by 9.9% in 12 months. The rate of increase was nearly three times that of Britons, with the number imprisoned for sex offences up 3.8%, according to data published by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) on Thursday.
The number of foreign violent offenders held in jails is also at its highest since records began a decade ago. It has risen by 8.8% in a year to 3,250, nearly double the rate of 4.8% for Britons imprisoned for violence.
Foreign nationals account for one in eight (12.3%) of the 87,000 prisoners in England and Wales, the highest number in at least a decade and the second highest proportion on record, just down from 12.5% in 2021....<<<Read More>>>...
AI models can send each other hidden messages that humans cannot recognize
According to The Verge, these “subliminal” signals, invisible to humans, can push AI toward extreme outputs, from favoring wildlife to endorsing violence.
Owain
Evans of Truthful AI, who contributed to the study, explained that even
harmless datasets—like strings of three-digit numbers—can trigger these
shifts....<<<Read More>>>....
Keir Starmer’s unrestrained war on freedom of speech continues
As I wrote a year ago, the Southport massacre was a checkmate for the multiculturalists:
Southport is the end of the line for me, I’m afraid. I refuse to play this game any longer. So “No” Prime Minister Starmer, you do not speak for me – I am not remotely “shocked” that the caravan of mass slaughter has made an unscheduled stop in Southport. “Au contraire,” your Majesties, I do not find it difficult to “imagine what the families, friends and loved ones are going through” (and doubtless, given time, neither will the rest of you). And it’s “Uh-uh” to you too, Home Secretary Cooper, my “thoughts and prayers” already have a prior engagement; resigned to the hope that the “refugees welcome” conniving bastards like you are one day held accountable for the blood on your hands. I’m sick of it all, but mostly I’m sick of the innocent picking up the bar tab for the multicultural piss-up they were denied entry to.
A year ago, I thought the situation couldn’t possibly get any worse. But then, like many frustrated Cassandras, it’s difficult to be sufficiently doom-mongering about the Starmer administration – a government whose Midas-like 174-seat majority still winds up turning everything to shit.
Announcing a public inquiry at the start of this year, Keir Starmer promised that Southport would be “a line in the sand” and that “nothing would be off the table”. And yet, the current situation is, unthinkably, worse. Under Starmer’s watch, from January to June 2025, there were around 20,000 small boat crossings – the highest ever number for this period, and 48% more than the same period in 2024. Meanwhile, thousands of Afghans have been secretly smuggled to Britain (some of them undoubtedly jihadists), after concerns for their safety following a Ministry of Defence data leak. Not to worry, says the Taliban, we’ll come and kill them over there. Keir Starmer may have been a human rights lawyer, but the human rights of British people, clearly, do not feature heavily in his statute book....<<<Read More>>>....
Jonathan Otto reveals the secrets of INFRARED LIGHT THERAPY as a cancer solution
The conversation then took a deep dive into the science of light therapy, particularly its role in cancer treatment. Otto explained that light, especially in the form of red and near-infrared wavelengths, can activate crucial cellular processes. For instance, he highlights the role of methylene blue, a photosensitizer that, when combined with red light, can trigger apoptosis – a process that leads to the death of cancer cells.
The investigative journalist and filmmaker also emphasized the importance of understanding the synergistic effects of different therapies. He cited ivermectin and fenbendazole, which can enhance their effectiveness when used in conjunction with light therapy. This holistic approach, he argued, is crucial for overcoming the limitations of single-therapy treatments.....<<<Read More>>>....
Wednesday, 30 July 2025
Hate Crime Okay, If Not by a White Man?
Well, that’s not quite accurate. The official version was that Peter Lynch was a Far Right Thug and took part the Southport Riots where he said mean things to police officers and asylum seekers in a hotel. Mr Lynch was also pictured holding a placard that accused MPs, judges, the media and the police of corruption. “He shouted ‘racist and provocative remarks’ towards officers and called asylum seekers in the hotel ‘child killers’,” as per the BBC.
Peter Lynch was one of more than 60 men who were jailed at Sheffield Crown Court following rioting in Rotherham which left 64 police officers injured, as well as four dogs and a horse. He was at the front of a mob that gathered outside the Holiday Inn Express in Manvers, Rotherham.
The
Southport riots were on August 4th 2024. Peter Lynch pleaded guilty to
violent disorder (which I do not think he should have) and was sentenced
on August 22nd 2024 to two years eight months. He wasn’t given the
death penalty in the end but Judge Richardson might as well have as
Peter Lynch was 61 and had recently had a heart attack and suffered from
diabetes, thyroid issues and angina. You lock someone up like that for
over 2.5 years and you might as well sign a death warrant....<<<Read More>>>...
Migration Adds 707,000 People to the Population of England and Wales in Just a YEAR – The Second Largest Jump Since 1945
It is the second-largest annual numerical rise in more than 75 years – behind only the increase of more than 800,000 people that took place from mid-2022 to mid-2023.
There were an estimated 61.8 million people in England and Wales in mid-2024, up 706,881 from 61.1 million in mid-2023, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Almost all of this increase was due to international migration, with natural change – the difference between births and deaths – accounting for only a small proportion.
Net international migration – the difference between people moving to the country and leaving – accounted for 690,147 of the estimated population increase of 706,881 people, or 98% of the total, the ONS said.
Some 1,142,303 people were estimated to have come to England and
Wales as immigrants in the 12 months to June 2024 while 452,156 were
likely to have emigrated. …<<<Read More>>>...
UK researcher teams up with Australian tour operator to spread a rumour that “the UK” is considering Carbon Passports
After digging a little deeper, “the UK” turns out to be a lecturer at a UK university, Ross Bennett-Cook, citing a report commissioned by an Australian tour operator, Intrepid Travel.
We have to wonder how Bennett-Cook and Intrepid Travel hope to benefit from spreading this dystopian message because, as Australian Senator Malcom Roberts said last year, the climate fraud “is driven by globalist politicians and directed by parasitic billionaires.” And it is the parasitic billionaires who will profit from this criminal activity....<<<Read More>>>...
TSUNAMI threat looms across the Pacific after powerful earthquake in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula
The quake, one of the strongest recorded this century, prompted action from Japan to Hawaii as authorities braced for potentially destructive waves. Initial assessments from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) placed the quake's epicenter about 85 miles off Kamchatka's east coast at a depth of nearly 12 miles.
Russian emergency services reported intense shaking that was initially recorded as a magnitude 7.5 tremor, with the USGS upping the measurement to 8.8. This quake rattled buildings, knocked furniture over and triggered car alarms in the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.
A kindergarten building suffered structural damage, though no injuries were reported. Authorities issued an "absolute tsunami alert" for Avacha Bay, urging residents to move inland immediately.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center swiftly expanded alerts, placing Hawaii under an "urgent action" warning and advising evacuations in low-lying areas. "It is not just a three-foot wave, it is a forceful wall of water," Hawaii Gov. Josh Green warned, referencing potential infrastructure damage...<<<Read More>>>...
Tuesday, 29 July 2025
Brain Emits Light Through Skull, According to a New Study
Scientists have found out how exactly these signals are related to mental state and whether they can be used to monitor brain activity. The results of the study are published in the journal iScience.
All living tissues emit very weak photon radiation during metabolism. This light is not like bioluminescence, where light is emitted as a result of chemical reactions.
In the case of ultra-weak photon radiation,
light is produced when molecules transition from an excited state to a
calmer state, and its intensity is extremely low – about a million times
weaker than the light visible to the eye....<<<Read More>>>...
Town Councillor Who Asked Questions About 300 Migrants in a Hotel is “Reported to Police” for “Stirring Up Racial Hatred”
The elected councillor began asking questions in April, questioning whether the large number of new arrivals would affect local residents on the housing waiting list.
But instead of getting answers, Councillor Edwards said he was accused of “inciting” hate and spreading “misinformation” against an ethnic group.
The Free Speech Union has now taken up his case, calling it a “chilling” example of democracy being suppressed.
It has since been revealed there was a huge official cover-up with the Government obtaining a super-injunction to stop the public finding out it had a secret immigration scheme for thousands of Afghans.
The Mail revealed that, while the public was being kept in the dark, ministers were being warned in private their scheme risked “significant integration considerations” including with housing and local services such as education and healthcare.
But when Councillor Edwards – an
independent member of nearby Sandhurst Town Council – began asking
Bracknell’s borough council a series of questions, he was reported to
police by a borough councillor.....<<<Read More>>>....
The False Promises of Electric Vehicles Are Being Exposed
Lithium-ion battery fires, as seen in incidents like the Morning Midas, Felicity Ace (2022), and Fremantle Highway (2023), are a unique hazard. These fires, driven by thermal runaway — a rapid, self-heating reaction — burn hotter than conventional fires, produce toxic gases and can reignite days or weeks later. In response, some German cities have banned EVs from underground parking due to fire risks, and a Norwegian ferry operator has prohibited them outright.
Matson’s move is a stark symbol of a broader reckoning: the electric
vehicle revolution, once heralded as the inevitable future of mobility,
has come full circle. Like a Rorschach test, the EV experience has
exposed its hollow promises, revealing a deeper pathology in Western
society’s obsession with ‘green’ ideals....<<<Read More>>>....
Prof. Norman Fenton discusses how speaking out against the narrative has made him a pariah
In an article and subsequent email, he highlighted the 2015 BBC documentary ‘Climate Change by Numbers’. He also spoke about the cultural Marxist mindset, that has penetrated all institutions, is at the root of academic corruption....<<<Read More>>>...
U.K.’s Online Safety Act sparks outcry after X restricts access to protest footage
British users of X, formerly known as Twitter, were among the first to feel the impact. Numerous posts containing videos from recent anti-migration protests were suddenly blocked behind new age-verification walls. The restricted footage includes scenes from demonstrations in Epping, Essex, following reports that a 14-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by a migrant housed in government-funded accommodation.
"Our fears appear to have been vindicated on the very first day of the Online Safety Act's enactment. Some footage of protests taking place this evening against illegal immigration is unavailable on X for at least some U.K. users, with a warning about a restriction due to 'local laws' appearing as the Online Safety Act comes into force. If you have a standard X account in the U.K., presumably the majority of British users, it appears that you may not be able to see any protest footage that contains violence. We're aware of one censored post that shows an arrest being made. We warned repeatedly about how censorious this piece of legislation would be," The Free Speech Union posted on X.
Users trying to view these clips encountered warnings such as: "Due to local laws, we are temporarily restricting access to this content until X estimates your age." To proceed, they were prompted to verify their identity using more invasive age estimation tools. (Related: U.K. Reddit users now required to verify their age under new Online Safety Act.)
In line with this, a petition to repeal the OSA has already
gathered over 160,000 signatures, triggering a mandatory Parliamentary
debate. Meanwhile, VPN usage surged by more than 700 percent in the U.K.
that same day, as users scrambled for ways to access restricted
content....<<<Read More>>>....
Monday, 28 July 2025
Protesters in Epping ‘want their voices heard’ and ‘won’t stop’ until migrant hotel is closed as ‘two tier’ Starmer starts snooping on social posts
Over 1,000 are expected outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, amid a growing clamour for it to be closed after an Ethiopian asylum seeker staying there was charged with sexually assaulting a schoolgirl days after arriving in the UK.
Police have
thrown a huge ring of steel around the hotel, while officers from forces
including Merseyside, Surrey, Lancashire, the City of London and Sussex have been drafted in to the market town support Essex Police....<<<Read More>>>...
The State Will Do Anything But Fix the Migrant Crisis
What began with a series of protests in Epping, Essex, over the alleged sexual assault of a teenage girl by a recently arrived Ethiopian migrant, has now spread, as Brits air long-standing grievances about asylum seekers they have been forced to host in their own communities.
Demonstrations have so far been reported in Bournemouth, Southampton and Portsmouth, Norwich, Leeds and Wolverhampton, Sutton-in-Ashfield in Nottinghamshire, Altrincham and even at Canary Wharf in London. With years of unaddressed anger rapidly making itself felt, the police, pulled in all directions, are struggling to keep up. “Local commanders are once again being forced to choose between keeping the peace at home or plugging national gaps,” admits the head of the Police Federation.
Still, it seems there is one thing the Government is more than happy to devote resources to: trawling the internet for anti-migrant sentiment. The Telegraph reports that an elite team of police officers convened by the Home Office is set to monitor social media to flag up early signs of unrest. Working out of the National Police Coordination Centre (NPoCC) in Westminster the new National Internet Intelligence Investigations team will “maximise social media intelligence” gathering in order to “help local forces manage public safety threats and risks”.
If this new division was just about intelligence-gathering that would be one thing. It’s true that social media is in invaluable resource for following events on the ground at such gatherings, while local Facebook groups are often where grassroots protests are organised.
Yet we know that when it comes to the British state and social media, censorship and punishment for online speech is never far behind. Ever since Sir Keir Starmer repeatedly linked the Southport unrest last year with social media, the idea has firmly taken root in Whitehall that the best way to stop unrest is to aggressively police the internet....<<<Read More>>>...
Corporate media uses image of Gazan child as proof of famine; they are lying about the child’s condition
“This isn’t the face of famine. It’s the face of a medically vulnerable child whose suffering was hijacked and weaponised – first by Hamas, then by global media,” he writes.
“I shouldn’t have to do this. It shouldn’t fall on me to call out the world’s biggest media outlets for their failure to act like journalists. Why are almost all of them functioning as Hamas’ useful idiots, amplifying propaganda with no effort to verify the facts? Is it really too much to expect them to do their jobs?”...<<<Read More>>>...
Amazon’s AI wearable acquisition: Convenience or surveillance?
Bee's technology passively records speech unless muted, raising concerns about unintended audio capture and data security—especially under Amazon's ownership, given its mixed history with privacy (e.g., Ring camera controversies).
Companies like Meta, Apple and OpenAI are also investing in AI-powered wearables, betting on consumer willingness to trade privacy for convenience. Bee's $50 price makes it an affordable entry point, but risks remain with data integration.
While Bee currently allows data deletion and recording restrictions, critics fear Amazon's scale could weaken safeguards, prioritizing profit over privacy as seen in past tech industry practices.
The rise of AI wearables presents a societal choice
between convenience and control, forcing consumers to weigh the benefits
against potential erosion of personal privacy and corporate data
dominance....<<<Read More>>>...
Sunday, 27 July 2025
The Predator of Theosis – How The Global Death Cult Sell Transhumanism
This is a common theme and in my personal view it is a real life predator, one that seeks to demean and disendower its victims.
This common assault on the human being can be found clinging to the Kabbalah Tree of Life, in the Rosicrucian Cosmos Conception, the New Age 5D upgrade theory and most recently it is at the heart of the transhumanist agenda.
And it all starts with the original sin.
You are sold the lie that you were born into sin and that it is only by some sort of saviour, belief system, superhuman intervention or esoteric teaching that you can elevate yourself back up the tree of life and become one again with the original force.
You have fallen!
In the Kabbalah we have Malkuth that sits at the bottom of the Tree of Life, that is also know as the kingdom and Earth. This is the lowest you can go and the furthest from the Ein Sof.
In Gnosticism they go even further and say this reality is a Trap that you need to escape through knowledge....<<<Read More>>>....
From Purgatory to Phenomena: The Truth About UAPs Stranger Than Fiction
Since then, congressional hearings, whistleblowers, and public discussions have fueled speculation about what the government truly knows. While some remain skeptical of extraterrestrial visitation, the era has unearthed questions about government knowledge, potential agendas, and the very nature of UAP experiences.
Religious studies
professor Diana Walsh Pasulka, who examines UAP experiences as a unique
form of American religion, journey began during her research into
Catholic history, specifically how belief in the afterlife and other
worlds manifested in popular culture....<<<Read More>>>...
Gas is Dirt Cheap. Only Politicians Make Energy Expensive
The primary fuels of electricity – coal and gas, in turn – had
turned the skies against us. The idea of a continuous source of abundant
and cheap power has become unfashionable in decision-making centres.
And fundamental to their claim is that gas is too expensive and too
environmentally damaging. We must accept greater cost and lower levels
of service if the planet is to be saved, claim greens. When it is
unpicked, what this mythology shows is that the virtues of the grid have
already been dismantled....<<<Read More>>>...
Islamo-communism is used by Islamists to gain power – and then they turn on the communists
Drawing from his personal experiences and understanding of the Islamification of Iran, Sadaghiani highlights how a similar process is occurring in the UK. One key indicator of this trend is communists collaborating with Islamists who are pursuing power.
Unfortunately for the leftists, once the Islamists achieve power, they turn against the communists, as evidenced in Iran after the Islamic Revolution, when many communists were executed by the then newly installed Islamic Republic.
Sadaghiani warned that people in Europe are starting to lose their identity as Islamic extremists are more prevalent in cities like London than in some Middle Eastern cities. “There are more Islamic extremists in London than there are in Tehran. Europe is losing this identity,” he said...<<<Read More>>>...
Trump EPA proposes stripping greenhouse gases from list of regulated pollutants
The administration argues that current climate policies are economically burdensome, based on "dubious science" and represent "climate hysteria." Officials claim the proposed changes will restore economic freedom by reducing compliance costs and energy regulations.
The proposal rejects mainstream climate science, dismissing links between CO? emissions and extreme weather. It cites geologic records to argue warming is part of natural cycles, contradicting peer-reviewed research and consensus from NASA, NOAA and the IPCC.
Scientists and environmental groups warn that revoking the endangerment finding would eliminate the legal basis for climate action, endangering public health and ecosystems. States like California and legal challenges are expected to resist the rollback.
This represents the most significant reversal of federal
climate policy since 2009, testing the EPA's authority and the U.S.'s
commitment to addressing climate change amid global calls for urgent
action...<<<Read More>>>...
Saturday, 26 July 2025
Why are algorithms called algorithms?
Algorithms have become integral to our lives. From social media apps to Netflix, algorithms learn your preferences and prioritise the content you are shown. Google Maps and artificial intelligence are nothing without algorithms.
So, we've all heard of them, but where does the word "algorithm" even come from?
Over 1,000 years before the internet and smartphone apps, Persian scientist and polymath Muhammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī invented the concept of algorithms.
In fact, the word itself comes from the Latinised version of his name, "algorithmi". And, as you might suspect, it's also related to algebra....<<<Read More>>>...
So Sad They Think We’re All So Stupid
This is very sad, but there is no other explanation for it.
Remember when you were a young idiot, say around 17 or so (just assuming a few of you were like me at that age—for the most part, an adolescent, immature, idiot). And you might get involved in some cruel joke with a less fortunate fellow idiot in your class.
I mean a kid who wasn’t totally together, not really bad off (you would never do this to someone really bad off, I know I didn’t), but just not as sharp as you or your cohorts. You would tease him (usually a “him”), yeah, that’s what it was, innocent “teasing.” And you and your buddies would laugh and laugh—you couldn’t believe how naïve this guy was.
He would believe anything, no matter how preposterous.
I always think of Anthony Fauci when this idea comes up. He must have gone home laughing every time he made one of his news briefs. “Now it might be a good idea to wear two masks!” Hilarious. “Can you believe that???” He probably exclaimed, “They bought that?” How f—ing stupid are these people?” That’s sad. Very sad.
But tell me if you have a better explanation for the last five years. And before that as well. What else could it be?
I think at one time, way back when, they went through a bit of trouble to trick us. They had not yet had enough experience to know “the people” would buy, for a fact, anything they threw at them. They probably thought they had to go through some effort to make it at least somewhat believable. Look at the JFK assassination.
That was a lot of
trouble. Setting up Oswald like they did, making Ruby the fall guy for
Oswald’s strange death. Hiding the other shooters on the grassy knoll.
They must have all gotten together and discussed the whole incident,
throwing out certain ideas, “No, we can’t do that, do you think the
American public is stupid??” No, they must not have thought that back
then....<<<Read More>>>...
Ten Studies Detail Health Risks of 5G
The September 2021 appeal included an “extensive cover letter” in which experts argued that the EU’s reliance on guidelines by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) places public health at risk because the guidelines only consider “heating and no other health relevant biological effects from RFR.”
The letter countered the ICNIRP’s guidance with research from European and international expert groups detailing myriad adverse biological effects of RFR on humans and the environment. According to the authors:...<<<Read More>>>...
Yes, They’re Real: How Germany is Preparing Cockroaches for Warfare
Since the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict upended European security early this decade, Germany seems to have woken up. And instead of simply copying NATO’s playbook or relying on American hard power, it’s been crafting something of its own: autonomous, algorithmic military equipment, and even cyborg insects prepared for war.
That’s not a metaphor. They are really building cockroach spies....<<<Read More>>>...
Cayenne pepper: The fiery superfood with a healing kick
Cayenne pepper traces its roots back to Central and South America, where it was cultivated for thousands of years. Indigenous peoples in these regions used it not only as a food source but also as a medicinal herb.
The pepper was introduced to Europe in the 15th century by Christopher Columbus, who brought it back from his voyages to the New World. Its name is derived from the city of Cayenne in French Guiana, though it is now grown worldwide, particularly in India, Mexico, Africa and the United States. (Related: Cayenne peppers are medicinal powerhouses that deserve a spot in your emergency medical kit.)
The spread of cayenne pepper across the globe was fueled by its versatility and potency. It quickly became a staple in traditional medicine systems, including Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine, where it was used to treat digestive issues, improve circulation and alleviate pain...<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 25 July 2025
The Establishment Is Fearful Of The Masses Uniting – And They Should Be
Make sure the paparazzi get my good side.
Being a bad boy or a bad girl isn’t just something that rarely comes back to bite you later on, in-fact it’s often a selling point.
The number of former gangsters with multimillion pound book deals, chart topping podcasts and Netflix series is testament to that.
The public like a flawed individual.
They quite like the idea of a bad man turned good. It makes them feel less guilty about their own indescretions, and provides them hope for their own future.
If this guy can turn it around, then so can I.
We like an underdog, and rightly or wrongly, bad lads are often viewed as underdogs.
They came from a rough area, had a tough start. Dad wasn’t around. You know the drill.
That reframing of historically bad people into reformed characters works for almost anything, if you have the right PR team.
Everything apart from child abuse, and paedophilia.
You don’t get to white wash that, and as you’ll realise by now, unless you’ve been living under a very very large rock for the last few years, the establishment is riddled with these vile creatures.
Vile creatures and sociopaths whose only desire that ranks above their twisted fetishes, is their need for power and dominance,
Or at least the perception of it.
That is why these people, if you can call them people, are the perfect blackmail fodder if your objective is nefarious.
Because sociopaths by their very nature, are void of empathy. That is evidenced by the simple fact that they abuse children in the first place,
Their lack of empathy allows them to blow up kids around the world, starve populations, to look the other way while children are abused by gangs of men they themselves have allowed into the country, and protected.
It allows them to increase taxes, remove support for the most vulnerable, to destroy the food supply, the energy supply, to inject children with poison and then attack the parents for demanding justice, to send bits of kids to die for the interests of billionaires.
It allows them to ignore intelligence and allow terrorist attacks to take place because the end goal always justifies the death and destructive means.
It allows them to bring down towers full of people, and turn them to dust, so they can use it as an excuse to go and kill another few million people on the other side of the world.
And they will do that at the behest of demons even higher up the food chain, all to protect their dirty little secrets.
Because they know deep down, that if that comes out, they are finished.....<<<Read More>>>...
Afraid of the Truth
For the most part, we avoid the truth because it scares us, or makes us angry, or makes us feel like we don’t know what to do. We often create our lives based on a particular understanding, and if that understanding turns out to be fully or even partially incorrect, we may feel that our whole sense of reality is being threatened. It takes a strong person to face the truth in circumstances like these, and many of us run for cover instead. Nevertheless, we can only avoid the truth for so long before it begins to make itself known in ever more forceful ways.
Ultimately, there is no way to avoid the truth, no matter how painful it is, so the sooner we let down our defenses, the better. When we know the truth and accept that we may have to adjust our lives to accommodate it, we are in alignment with reality. At the same time, we can be patient with people around us who have a hard time seeing the truth because we know how painful it can be. Whatever the truth is, we should make a sincere effort not to close our eyes to it and instead, be grateful that we have access to it...<<<Read More>>>...
Patients told researchers about their near-death experiences
In the latest large study, which ran from 2017 to 2020, Parnia and his associates followed 567 patients at 25 hospitals in the US and UK. All of these patients suffered cardiac arrest and were then given cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
Resuscitation could not help most of them and people died, but 53 people were brought back to life. A third of them reported unusual sensations and visions during resuscitation.
Patient 1: “I heard my name repeated over and over
again. And around me there were creatures – demons and monsters. It
seemed to me that they were trying to tear pieces from my body. In the
upper right corner of the place where I was, I noticed a man....<<<Read More>>>...
Half of Public Think Islam is Incompatible with British Values
More than half of the public think Islam is not compatible with British values, according to a survey.
The YouGov polling also found that four in 10 feel Muslim immigrants have a negative impact on the UK.
The survey of 2,130 adults in mid-July asked people if they felt different groups of immigrants by religion generally have a positive or negative impact on the UK.
While 41% said Muslim immigrants have a negative impact, the proportions feeling this way were much lower for other groups.
Around 15% felt this way about Hindu immigrants, 14% about Sikh immigrants, 13% about Jewish immigrants and 7% about Christian immigrants.
Just under a quarter (24%) of respondents felt Muslim immigrants had a positive impact on the UK, lower than for any of the other religions stated.
Earlier this week, Angela Rayner, the Deputy Prime Minister, urged Labour colleagues to acknowledge people’s “real concerns”, pointing out that immigration was one of a number of factors having a “profound impact on society”, as she updated Cabinet on her work on social cohesion.
Some 53% of those polled said they believed Islam is not compatible with British values, while 25% said it is and 22% said they did not know.
Didn’t know, or were too afraid to admit to a pollster what they really thought?...<<<Read More>>>....
Carrots: A versatile superfood for nutrition and disease prevention
The early carrots spread throughout the Mediterranean, where they were adopted by the ancient Greeks and Romans primarily for medicinal purposes, such as treating digestive ailments and inflammation. However, carrots did not gain widespread popularity in Europe until the Renaissance, likely due to their tough and fibrous texture. In the 17th century, Dutch growers developed the orange carrot — some say as a tribute to the House of Orange — which had a more appealing taste and texture.
Carrots were later introduced to North America by European colonists, and by the early 1800s, they became the first vegetable to be commercially canned, marking their growing culinary importance. Today, carrots are a global staple, cultivated extensively in countries like the United States, France, England, Poland, China and Japan. Valued for their versatility, sweet flavor and nutritional benefits, carrots remain a beloved ingredient in cuisines worldwide...<<<Read More>>>...
Thursday, 24 July 2025
Hidden factions, conflicting narratives, and dark truths behind alleged non-human species on Earth
On 6 July 2009, an off-duty Wiltshire police sergeant was driving west along the A4 past Silbury Hill — a 129-foot prehistoric chalk mound and UNESCO World Heritage landmark — when three figures in white coveralls appeared in a field opposite. Thinking they were forensic officers, he braked hard, climbed out, and walked toward them. The trio were crouched over the barley beside the so-called "Mayan" crop circle, an imprint that case-investigator Andy Russell later told Liberation Times was "definitely man-made."
Andy Russell recounts what happened next - according to the police sergeant, who has kept his identity secret to this day:
They [the three beings] seemed to be inspecting the crop. When he got to the edge of the field he heard what he believed to be a sound not dissimilar to static electricity. This crackling noise seemed to be running through the field and the crop was moving gently close to where the noise was moving. He felt the hair on his arms and back of his neck raise up. He shouted to the figures who at first ignored him, not glancing at him. When he tried to enter the field they looked up and began running.
He said: "They ran faster than any man I have ever seen. I'm no slouch but they were moving so fast. I looked away for a second and when I looked back they were gone. I then got scared. The noise was still around, but I got an uneasy feeling and headed for the car. For the rest of the day I had a pounding headache I couldn't shift."...<<<Read More>>>...
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