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Naturally Boosting Your Immune System

 We tend to think about our immune system most during cold and flu season — when the tissues come out, the tea kettle stays busy, and everyone seems to be fighting off something. But your immune system is tending to you all year long, responding to viruses, bacteria, and countless everyday toxins you may never even know were there.

There is something deeply humbling in that: to realize how much of our health is being tended to without our having to ask. The immune system is a remarkable, adaptable inner intelligence, and like most things, it does best with steady support — nutrient-dense food, restful sleep, regular movement, and whatever moments of ease we can invite into our days.

To boost your immunity, try this simple practice. The next time you go to the grocery store, look for these nourishing ingredients: leafy greens, colorful vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds. Each of these foods contains essential vitamins, minerals, fibers, and antioxidants that support your cells, gut microbiome, and natural inflammatory response. By adding them to your plate, you’re helping your body do what it does best — support and care for you from within. (Daily OM)

The Forbidden Book That Reveals EXACTLY How to Control Energy

 

 

The Forbidden Book That Shows You How to Manipulate Energy and Bend Reality 

What if the key to mastering your life force has been hidden in plain sight for thousands of years? 

This video unearths the Corpus Hermeticum—a mysterious ancient text whispered about in esoteric circles and banned by religious authorities for centuries. Inside its cryptic pages lies a step-by-step system to harness energy, shift perception, and influence reality itself… not with crystals or affirmations, but through the divine mechanics of the mind.

Debate Intensifies Over Climate-Focused Environmental Policy and the Role of Carbon Dioxide

 An article published Sept. 11, 2026, by Watts Up With That? examines what it describes as a shift in environmental priorities away from traditional conservation concerns and toward a dominant focus on climate change. According to the article, carbon dioxide is beneficial for plants, and the climate change narrative is misleading. The piece further states that this narrative has been used to restrict domestic energy production.

The article's central argument is that environmentalism has been reframed around a single variable – atmospheric carbon dioxide – at the expense of other priorities such as pollution control, habitat protection, and access to clean water. It cites historical accounts of environmentalism that emphasize conservation and public health and contends that the current framework has narrowed the scope of environmental concern. 

The article states that carbon dioxide is required for photosynthesis and is beneficial to plant growth. According to the article, higher CO2 concentrations can increase plant productivity. A 2011 interim report on the Nongovernmental Panel on Climate Change found that an extra 450 ppm of CO2 increased the fresh weight of spinach shoots by about 67 percent and their dry weight by approximately 57 percent, and boosted soluble sugar concentrations by approximately 29 percent and soluble protein concentrations by about 52 percent.

Mainstream agencies classify CO2 as a pollutant, the article notes, while critics dispute that characterization. In 2009, the EPA issued an Endangerment Finding declaring carbon dioxide a pollutant; on January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order titled "Unleashing American Energy," directing EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to reassess that finding. A 2018 article argued that CO2 levels of 800 to 1,200 ppm would unleash reforestation, greening, and food crop production....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Sumerian Hard Drive Reveals How Civilization Was Installed

 

 

In the Sumerian poem Inanna and Enki, civilization isn't described — it's listed, as roughly 100 physical objects called the MEs, stored by Enki in the Abzu at Eridu. They're not abstractions: the scribal art, the craft of the smith, the art of power, the descent into the underworld — every component of a working society, on luminous, indestructible tablets. Then a goddess got Enki drunk, stole them, and shipped them by boat to Uruk — and from that moment the texts treat Uruk as the seat of civilization. Mainstream scholars accept the MEs as a real, recurring Sumerian concept, yet almost no one has asked what they physically were. This video reads the Oxford academic translation, not the Sitchin version, and follows the first recorded theft of technology to a question nobody has answered.

Arctic Scare Stories Melt Away

 The Arctic sea ice should have melted away years ago, according to the ‘experts’.

In 2007, for instance, Professor Wieslaw Maslowski told us that northern polar waters could be ice-free in summers within just five to six years. In December that year, Jay Zwally of NASA agreed, giving the ice till 2012.

A year later, Professor David Barber went one step further, saying the ice would all be gone that very summer. Then we had Al Gore confidently predicting it would all disappear by 2016.

For sheer persistence in getting it wrong, however, first prize must go to Professor Peter Wadhams, Professor of Ocean Physics and Head of the Polar Ocean Physics Group in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge:

• In 2012, he predicted that the Arctic would be ice free by 2015-16
• In 2014, he thought it might last till 2020
• In 2016, he confidently predicted the Arctic would be ice free that summer (though curiously he now defined “ice free” as less than one million square kilometres!)

Strangely, all these ‘experts’ have been pretty quiet lately. Little wonder, because Arctic sea ice extent is just as large now as it was when all of those fatuous claims were made....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1270

 

Euthanasia bills will be used to mass murder the mentally ill and the poor as part of the Great Reset’s global depopulation plan

 “Death by doctor” is going global – it is not painless, peaceful or dignified as campaigners claim.

Despite the lies told by its supporters, “doctor-assisted dying” is frequently painful and distressing for patients and relatives.

In the UK, the dangerous bill that would have given doctors a licence to kill rather than doing all they can to save patients’ lives has been defeated in Parliament for a fifth time.

“The one certainty is that a small number of people pushing this deadly legislation … will be back for yet another attempt at pushing through legislation which will, I believe, eventually result in the disabled, the mentally ill and the poor being killed as part of the global depopulation plan which is part of the Great Reset,” Dr. Vernon Coleman writes....<<<Read More>>>...

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Being Gentle With Ourselves

 There are times when our days are filled with what seems to be constant change and growth. It can be difficult to notice what’s happening to us, as we may be so caught up in the whirlwind of our lives that we lose sight of the direction in which things are heading. And since it can be easy to use all our energy to keep up with the momentum, we may not realize that we’re much more likely to become run-down. When things seem to be moving quickly, it’s especially essential that we make a point to slow down and be gentle with ourselves.

This doesn’t mean that we don’t accomplish anything. Instead, it’s about honoring ourselves on an ongoing basis and taking care of the needs of our bodies. This means different things to different people. For instance, it could be having a session with a healer; taking a remedy, herbs, or vitamins; or getting extra sleep. Putting our energy into ourselves in this way helps create space for a more positive, loving, and accepting view of our lives. By setting the intention to do so, we’ll start to become cognizant of our energy levels on a daily basis and increasingly able to replenish them as needed.

The more we treat our bodies with gentleness, the more tenderness and compassion we’ll call forth into our lives. Learning to pay attention to and understand what we need will allow us to fill our lives with unlimited loving and healing energy — and to truly take care of the things that mean the most to us. (Daily OM)

Food for Thought #1269

 

Music May Aid Recovery From Acute Stress, Study Finds

 Listening to relaxing music after an acutely stressful event may help the brain and body return to a calm state more quickly than listening to calming natural sounds, according to a study published in the journal PNAS and reported by mindbodygreen on Sept. 12, 2026.

The research examined how people recover from acute stress. Investigators compared recovery while participants listened to relaxing music versus a calming natural sound, and used functional MRI to track brain activity during the recovery period, the report stated.

According to the report, music produced a greater improvement in positive mood and a faster return of heart rate and nervous system arousal to normal levels. The findings were described as an examination of whether music has a specific effect on stress recovery or whether any pleasant, calming sound works similarly....<<<Read More>>>...

Memory Lane - "Sulphur Crested Cockatoo"

URAMBI HILLS CANBERRA

 

Helena Blavatsky Warned About Soulless People – The Truth About NPCs

 

Bob the Builder Spreads “Net Zero Propaganda” in Solar Advert

 Bob the Builder has been accused of spreading “Net Zero propaganda” after ditching his construction yard for installing solar panels and “low carbon heating” in a woke new advert. The Telegraph has the story.

The cartoon character is seen trading in his construction yard for fitting solar panels and low-carbon heating in an eco-friendly reboot for E.On, the energy company.

In his first screen appearance in 15 years, the original stop-motion animated Bob, voiced by Neil Morrissey, encourages viewers to sign up for a “Net Zero training academy” to meet the Government’s target of a decarbonised electricity system by 2030.

The advertising campaign sparked outrage among critics of the policy, who accused the energy provider of turning the animated builder into a “woke commissar of climate” and spreading “eco-zealotry”....<<<Read More>>>....

Food for Thought #1268

 

Strange bedfellows: What palmistry and medicine have always had in common

Physicians reject palmistry as nonsense. But reading the creases of our palms for hidden meaning is what doctors have always done

Signs of the future are marked in our hands, or so any palmist will declare. But do hands also hold signs of the past? Do they have a history? Over decades of research as a historian of medicine and of human bodies, I'd never imagined such a niche question. And then it was sparked in an instant, between one second and the next, in the time it takes to open a manila folder. For another project altogether I was in the UK to research the papers of Charlotte Wolff, a physician trained in Berlin in the 1920s and living in London in the late 1930s, a Jewish refugee. Opening a file labelled 'Zoo, 1938', I came across a massive, delicate palm print: it belonged to Mok, a lowland gorilla at London Zoo. Two days after Mok's death, the keeper had granted Wolff special permission to enter the morgue and collect a pattern that had been too dangerous to acquire in life.

Mok's palm print was both forceful and touching. Indeed, I was tempted to literally touch, to hold hands across time, across species, and across the worlds of the living and the dead. The emotive power was unmistakeable, yet for all my training as a historian, it was inscrutable to me. I was also puzzled why Wolff, an exceptionally clever physician, seemed to be practising palm-reading, which today is associated with magic and the occult. Could there be such a thing as medical palmistry? ...<<<Read More>>>....

You Need to REFUSE Reincarnation — What the Archons Do When You Say NO

 

 

 

In this video we'll talk about reincarnation through a Gnostic lens, the role of the Archons, forgetfulness, gnosis, and what it may really mean for a soul to refuse the cycle.

Is there something sinister behind Christian churches in the UK going up in flames?

 Yes. Its one of the many current elephants in the room. Obviously with English and Christian hating invaders walking the UK streets in most towns and cities there is a strong chance that the churches are being burnt down deliberately as part of an agenda.

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The 135-year-old Kilburn Methodist Church in Kilburn, England, United Kingdom, burned down in the early morning hours of Friday, 11 September.

Firefighters were called to the scene, and nearby houses had to be evacuated. Six fire engines battled the flames for hours before the fire—which locals have described as an ‘inferno’—was put out around 4 am. Locals were then allowed to return to their homes.

The church building was in the process of being converted into an apartment complex when the fire broke out. An initial investigation by local police and the fire department was unable to determine the cause of the fire due to the extensive damage it caused to the structure. The building was thought to be in danger of collapsing, which prevented authorities from properly examining it. As of now, however, the church building in Kilburn is still standing.

It is yet to be determined if this was a case of arson, failure of the electrical wiring, or a natural accident. Thankfully, no person was injured in the church fire....<<<Read More>>>....

 

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Exposing the AI Doom Psyop: Why METR and Anthropic Want to Gatekeep Your Mind

 

The AI doom narrative currently saturating the news cycle is not a spontaneous scientific concern. It is a coordinated, funded, and carefully timed psychological operation designed to achieve one objective: regulatory capture of artificial intelligence before the public ever gets its hands on the technology.

Decentralized open source AI is fundamentally good for humanity, while centralized, censored AI is a tool of enslavement. The institutions pushing the loudest about existential risk -- METR, Anthropic, and their network of affiliated nonprofits -- are not independent safety evaluators. They are financial beneficiaries of the very companies they claim to police.

The current wave of AI doom stories, from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's "We Must Pace the Frontier" essay to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's overnight warnings about an "extremely dystopian" future, follows a familiar playbook. ^{[1] [2]} First, manufacture fear. Then, offer the solution: centralized oversight run by the same people who created the problem. The real stakes here are access to cognition itself -- who gets to decide what you are allowed to know, ask, or build. This is not about safety. It is about power.

I have watched this pattern repeat across my career covering the corruption of centralized institutions. The same people who profit from a crisis always volunteer to regulate it. The AI safety ecosystem is no different, and the financial incentives prove it beyond any reasonable doubt...<<<Read More>>>....

Food for Thought #1267

 

Why Are White British Pupils a Minority at Grammar Schools?

 White British pupils have become a minority in England’s selective grammar schools, making up just 44% of pupils in 2026 compared to 66% in 2016, with one Headmaster describing the demographic change as “spectacular”. Thomas Casemore looks at what’s behind the shift in the Spectator.

This story, based on data from the DfE, has been reported on in various forms since June this year, but has now been picked up again by the press, and reposted by various people online, like Restore leader Rupert Lowe.

What though is going on? Why has the proportion of white British students dropped so much? Having experienced grammar-schools both as a pupil and as a teacher, I feel I am well positioned to talk about this subject.

My secondary education was at Lawrence Sheriff in Rugby, a free state grammar for boys. When I left in 2016, the school was 74% white British, today that figure is around 34%.

The same is true for Reading School, where I taught from 2020-23. Data on school applications show the proportion of white British children falling from 49% to 7% in 2024, before recovering slightly to 15% this year.

The Headmaster, Dr Chris Evans, described the demographic change as “spectacular” in a Daily Mail article, and Reading School has been exploring ways to funnel a more diverse range of children towards applying to the school, particularly focusing on areas of socio-economic depravation. This, notably, has included workshops and outreach in primary schools so that children from all backgrounds see that they can apply to the academically rigorous school....<<<Read More>>>...

The Sumerian Tablet That Says the Handbags the Gods Carry Are Devices - And What Each One Regulates

 

Labour to Make Lentils Compulsory in School Dinners – and Ban Fish and Chips

 The world has gone mad. Now they are replacing traditional and staple British food for school kids with middle eastern yukky crap.

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Labour is to make lentils and chickpeas compulsory in school dinners and ban traditional fish and chips and other fried food in its latest killjoy move as headteachers warn the pricey health drive will lead staffing cuts. The Mail has more.

A new healthy eating diktat for school dinners could result in staffing cuts and further “divert money from teaching” as budgets are squeezed, headteachers warned today.

Schools across England will have to cut down on serving pupils sweetened baked desserts under the first new school food standards for more than a decade.

The desserts must contain or be served with fruit as part of the Department for Education’s sweeping overhaul aimed at tackling childhood obesity and tooth decay.

Sugary drinks and foods such as ice cream will also be restricted, while deep-fried foods are cut. Foods high in fat and salt such as pizzas will also have to be limited.

More fibrous wholegrains and pulses such as lentils and chickpeas will be required on menus alongside main meal options at least once a week – while a portion of vegetables or salad should accompany, or be incorporated into, every main meal.

But leaders have warned schools will need additional funding to comply with the new rules, given a kilogram of chicken nuggets costs the same as two chicken breasts.

Pepe Di’Iasio, General Secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: “The current funding rate for free school meals is not enough to cover costs.

“Many schools have to divert money from teaching and learning in order to afford this vital provision. It is a case of having to rob Peter to pay Paul.”...<<<Read More>>>....

Food for Thought #1266

 

9/11’s True Legacy: The Constitutional Collapse Engineered by the Deep State

 Twenty-five years after al Qaeda's attacks on the United States, Patrick G. Eddington, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and a former senior House staffer for then-New Jersey Democratic Rep. Rush Holt, published a retrospective on Antiwar.com arguing that the attacks themselves did not damage the American political system as much as the response to them did. In the article, titled "9/11's Aftereffect: The Constitutional Accountability Abyss," Eddington wrote that "9/11 didn't change us, we allowed it to change us, and in doing so critically damaged our very own political way of life." 

Eddington, the author of "The Triumph of Fear," drew on his experience serving on Capitol Hill during the final four years of President George W. Bush's administration. He wrote that he witnessed the post-9/11 era from the vantage point of a senior House staffer on the Intelligence Committee, where Holt's efforts to halt the expansion of surveillance programs frequently failed because colleagues refused to join....<<<Read More>>>...

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Extreme experiment: Woman spends 500 days alone in a dark cave

 A year and half alone in a cave might sound like a nightmare to a lot of people, but Spanish athlete Beatriz Flamini emerged with a cheerful grin and said she thought she had more time to finish her book.

She had almost no contact with the outside world during her impressive feat of human endurance. For 500 days, she documented her experiences to help scientists understand the effects of extreme isolation.

One of the first things that became apparent on April 12 2023 when she emerged from the cave was how fluid time is, shaped more by your personality traits and the people around you than a ticking clock.

When talking to reporters about her experiences, Flamini explained she rapidly lost her sense of time. The loss of time was so profound that, when her support team came to retrieve her, she was surprised that her time was up, instead believing she had only been there for 160-170 days....<<<Read More>>>...

The Moment You Realize This World Isn't Real

 

 

What if the world was built by an intelligence that eventually became mistaken for God? 

What if the deepest spiritual problem was never sin, failure, or separation from God? 

What if it was forgetting? 

In this Awakened Soul Archives transmission, we enter the Gnostic mystery of spiritual amnesia—the ancient idea that something within the human being belongs to a reality deeper than the visible world, yet becomes buried beneath identity, fear, distraction, desire, and survival. 

Eventually, we may forget that we ever forgot. 

And that may be the most powerful prison of all. 

There are moments when something inside you seems to recognize a truth your conscious mind cannot explain. 

A strange homesickness. 

A feeling that this world cannot possibly be the whole story. 

A quiet suspicion that beneath your personality, memories, fears, and conditioning, something ancient is still waiting to be remembered.

Choosing Happiness

 Our lives are rich with potential sources of happiness, but sometimes we become victims of negative thinking because we believe that focusing on all that has gone wrong will provide us with the motivation we need to face the challenges of survival. When we choose to focus on what brings us joy, however, a shift occurs in the fabric of our existence. Finding something to be happy about every single day can help this shift take place. The vantage points from which we view the world are brought into balance, and we can see that being alive truly is a gift to be savored. There is always something we can be happy about — it’s simply up to us to identify it.

On one day, we may find happiness in a momentous, life-changing event such as a marriage or the birth of a child. On another day, it could be the simple pleasure of a well-brewed cup of tea or the way the sun shines on a leaf. If we discover that we literally cannot call to mind a single happy element of our existence, we should examine the cause of the blockage standing between us and experiencing joy. Keeping a happiness journal is a wonderful way to catalog the delights unfolding all around us so that joy has myriad opportunities to manifest itself in our lives. Writing about the emotions we experience while contemplating joy may give us insight into the factors compelling us to resist it.

Happiness may not always come easily into your life. You have likely been conditioned to believe that the proper response to unmet expectations is one of sadness, anger, guilt, or fear. To make joy a fixture in your existence, you must first accept that it is within your power to choose happiness over unhappiness every single day. Then, each time you discover some new source of joy, the notion that the world is a happy place will find its way more deeply into your soul. On this day, find one thing to be happy about and let it fill your heart. (Daily OM)

Food for Thought #1265

 

Apple insists the new Apple Watch cannot be used for secret surveillance

 Apple has moved quickly to insist that its latest wearable cannot be turned into a hidden listening device, after unveiling a conversation-recall tool that immediately raised privacy alarms. According to a report from Macworld, the Apple Watch Series 12, revealed at the Surprise and Shine event on Wednesday, brings relatively modest hardware updates but a notable software addition called Live Rewind.

Live Rewind is launched with a double-press of the Digital Crown and shows the previous 15 seconds of a conversation as text on the watch face. The capability is meant to help when a wearer misses a remark and cannot easily ask for it to be repeated. Its existence, however, implies the watch is continuously capturing nearby speech, often without others knowing.

Apple says users cannot secretly tap that audio stream. The company states that activation produces an unmistakable chime that cannot be turned off, along with a full-screen animation. Even the required double-press, Apple argues, makes the action visible to people nearby....<<<Read More>>>...

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Climate Alarmists Are Making False Claims to Derail Approval of Jackdaw and Rosebank

 Both the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields have had a chequered history. Both were discovered in the mid-2000s and were initially approved for development in 2023 and 2022, respectively. But the approvals were overturned in 2025 because the Government had not taken into account the Scope 3 emissions arising from burning the hydrocarbons once they had been extracted.

Previous Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has described the decision to issue a development licence to Rosebank as “climate vandalism.” But now new Prime Minister Andy Burnham and new Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh have vowed to take a more “pragmatic” approach to the North Sea. The decision to approve both fields has allegedly been pushed back to this month because of the “optics” of approving new oil and gas licences during a heatwave. Stop press: the decision might now be postponed beyond the Holborn and St Pancras by-election because of pressure from the Greens.

Sensing weakness in the Government, the green industrial complex has ramped up the rhetoric with the Guardian claiming a new analysis calculated that £119 billion to £336 billion of economic damage would be caused by burning the hydrocarbons produced by Rosebank and Jackdaw, or £170–483 billion under a high production scenario. This article looks at the source of those claims and tests their veracity....<<<Read More>>>....

Food for Thought #1264

 

The far-left will import Europe’s methods of suppressing free speech to the USA

Michael Shellenberger describes how political figures and media outlets in the USA use labels like “far right” and “fascist” to dehumanise opponents and justify censorship.

A similar “playbook” is currently being tested in Europe, where governments have used legal actions, home raids and ballot exclusions to suppress political dissent and speech.

Shellenberger warns that these European trends, including pressure on social media platforms to moderate content, represent a growing threat to free speech that is intended to be imported to the United States.....<<<Read More>>>...

I Refused Reincarnation — What The Archons Did Next Proved Everything

 

Nutmeg: A spice with a touch of wellness

 Nutmeg, derived from the Myristica fragrans tree, originated in the Spice Islands of Indonesia and has been valued for centuries for its culinary and therapeutic properties. Its trade was highly competitive, with the Dutch and British vying for control.

It is now cultivated in tropical regions like Indonesia and Grenada. The process involves drying the seed to produce the familiar spice, with both the seed and its covering, mace, utilized in cooking and traditional medicine.

Nutmeg is rich in antioxidants like myristicin, which combat free radicals. It also exhibits anti-inflammatory properties, supports brain health, aids digestion, improves skin texture and may help manage blood sugar levels and reduce stress.

It is available in various forms as a supplement, including capsules, tablets and liquid extracts. It is recommended to start with small doses, around 100- 200 mg daily, and choose high-quality, organic products.

The spice's benefits extend beyond culinary use, encompassing traditional medicine, skincare and modern health trends, making it a versatile and valuable ingredient in both food and wellness applications.

Nutmeg, a beloved spice with a rich history, is making waves in the wellness world as more people discover its numerous health benefits. Derived from the seed of the Myristica fragrans tree, nutmeg has long been prized not only for its culinary uses but also for its therapeutic properties.

This vibrant red-brown spice, with its warm aroma and slightly sweet, nutty flavor, has a fascinating journey from ancient trade routes to modern health trends...<<<Read More>>>>...

Memory Lane - "Snakebird"

STRANGER POND, CANBERRA

 

Hidden CIA document detailing potential cure for cancer declassified after 60 years

Agency faces furious backlash

A newly surfaced CIA document suggests US intelligence once reviewed research that hinted at a possible cancer treatment more than 60 years ago.

The document, produced in February 1951 and declassified in 2014, summarizes a Soviet scientific paper that examined striking similarities between parasitic worms and cancerous tumors.

The report describes how researchers believed both organisms thrived under nearly identical metabolic conditions and accumulated large reserves of glycogen, a form of stored energy.

The research also highlighted experiments showing that certain chemical compounds were capable of targeting both parasitic infections and malignant tumors.

One drug, Myracyl D, was reportedly effective against bilharzia parasites as well as cancerous growths, hinting that treatments developed for parasites might also attack tumors.

Other compounds were found to interfere with nucleic acid production, a process essential for the uncontrolled growth of cancer cells.

Experiments on mice even showed that tumor tissues reacted differently to certain chemicals than normal tissues, further reinforcing the perceived biochemical overlap between parasites and cancers.

Although the document was declassified more than a decade ago, it has recently resurfaced online, fueling outrage among some Americans who say it raises troubling questions about why Cold War research hinting at possible cancer treatments sat in intelligence archives for decades.

'The Americans knew. They read it, classified it CONFIDENTIAL, and locked it in a vault for 60 years,' one person shared on X, including the CIA documents in the post.

Another X user said: 'The CIA knew from 1951 that cancer was parasites.'...<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1263

 

Killed to Order: Inside China’s forced organ harvesting industry

China’s forced organ harvesting industry is one of the most disturbing and controversial human-rights issues of our time.

On this episode of Rose Unplugged, Jan Jekielek, senior editor at The Epoch Times and host of American Thought Leaders, discusses his book ‘Killed to Order’ and the evidence surrounding allegations of forced organ harvesting in China.

They examine the victims, the alleged involvement of hospitals and state institutions, the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and other vulnerable groups, Western medical connections and why this issue has received so little attention....<<<Read More>>>....

The Shocking 1357 Manuscript That Reveals Tartaria’s Buried History

 

 

 

 An entire lost empire history exists inside a single 1357 manuscript. See how this forgotten civilization was erased from existence. 

 

This investigation examines the mystery of a book that should not exist. We analyze the contents of this rare 1357 manuscript to understand how an entire civilization could vanish from historical record. If you are interested in historical mysteries, this examination of erased history provides a look at how fragile our knowledge of the past truly is. 

 

By comparing the claims of this text against known records, we piece together what happened to this lost empire history. We focus on the evidence regarding why this account was meant to remain suppressed and what it implies about our understanding of ancient manuscripts. This is for viewers who prefer evidence-based historical inquiry over speculation.

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The Pandemic Preparedness Narrative Gets a Reality Check

 No, pandemics don't kill 2.5 million people each year, and no, the risk from infectious disease isn't increasing. The WHO's 'pandemic preparedness' ambitions need a reality check, and a new report does just that.

While much of the debate around pandemic preparedness takes place behind closed doors, RCR had the opportunity to take part in that conversation at Australia’s Parliament House in June.

In June, RCR’s Head of Legal, Katie Ashby-Koppens, joined international experts at Parliament House in Canberra for a series of briefings with Australian Senators and Members of Parliament at the invitation of Senator Alex Antic.

The briefings focused on one of the most significant international public policy changes currently underway: the World Health Organisation’s pandemic reforms and what they mean for Australia....<<<Read More>>>....

 

Food for Thought #1262

 

Cedarwood: The timeless essential oil for holistic health

 Cedarwood essential oil, extracted from cedrus atlantica, is highly valued for its therapeutic properties and benefits to physical and mental well-being.

With roots in ancient civilizations, cedarwood oil is typically extracted through steam distillation from the heartwood of the cedar tree, offering a potent, woody scent and therapeutic benefits.

Cedarwood oil boasts antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and anti-stress properties. It can be used to treat infections, reduce inflammation, alleviate stress and improve respiratory and skin health.

Widely available in health stores and online, cedarwood essential oil is primarily used topically or in aromatherapy. Internal use should be avoided unless advised by a healthcare professional.

For safe use, adhere to recommended dosages: topical application (two to three drops mixed with carrier oil), diffusion (five to 10 drops), or aromatherapy (three to five drops). Always perform a patch test before topical use.

Essential oils have long been revered for their therapeutic properties and profound impact on our physical and mental well-being. Among these, cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica) stands out as a powerful ally in promoting health and balance. With a rich history and diverse array of benefits, cedarwood essential oil is a must-have in any wellness arsenal.

Cedarwood is a coniferous evergreen tree native to the Atlas Mountains in Morocco and Algeria. The oil is extracted from the wood of the cedar tree through steam distillation. This process captures the rich aromatic compounds that give cedarwood its distinctive, woody scent and therapeutic properties...<<<Read More>>>...

In 536 AD, The World Went Dark for 18 Months — They Buried It From Every History Book

 

 

In 536 AD, the sun vanished. Volcanic ash blocked the sky, temperatures collapsed, and a 124-year climate catastrophe erased civilizations on four continents. This is the worst year in human history, and most people have never heard of it. The Dark Ages weren't vague. They had a start date, a cause, and a body count. 

 

In 538 AD, a Roman statesman named Cassiodorus wrote a letter describing blue sun, no shadows at noon, and seasons that had collapsed into one long winter. Historians dismissed him for fourteen centuries. Then in the 1990s, a scientist in Ireland cut into an ancient oak tree, and the rings confirmed everything. Cassiodorus had been telling the truth. 

 

Ice cores drilled from a Swiss glacier revealed the chemical fingerprint: a massive Icelandic eruption in 536, followed by two more in 540 and 547. Three eruptions in eleven years. Summer temperatures dropped by over five degrees. China recorded summer snow. Ireland went three years without bread. Gold couldn't buy grain. The coldest decade in 2,300 years had begun. 

 

Five years after the sky darkened, the Justinian Plague arrived. Yersinia pestis, the same bacterium behind the Black Death, tore through a world already weakened by famine. At its peak, thousands died daily in Constantinople alone. Justinian's dream of reunifying Rome died with them. 

 

In Mexico, the people of Teotihuacan burned their own temples. In Scandinavia, half the population vanished and elites buried gold hoards in the ground, not as treasure but as prayers for the sun to return. After the catastrophe, the sun symbol disappeared from Scandinavian art entirely. 

 

Researchers now argue these events directly inspired the Norse myths of Fimbulwinter and Ragnarök. 

 

The Late Antique Little Ice Age lasted 124 years, reshaped every civilization on Earth, and did not receive a name until 2016. The evidence is peer-reviewed, ice-core confirmed, and tree-ring corroborated. The question isn't what happened. It's why a catastrophe this well-documented stayed invisible for so long, and what else in the historical record has been dismissed as exaggeration because the truth didn't fit.

Microsoft Adds Age Verification System to Windows

 The age-check machinery is coming to Windows, and Microsoft has already handed developers the playbook even though the system itself remains switched off.

According to a report from Reclaim The Net: Free Speech, Privacy, Digital Rights, the company has published developer instructions for an application programming interface that is not yet live. Once activated, the API will let Windows 11 apps learn a user’s age bracket and whether that age has been confirmed by an identity provider.

The brackets are blunt: under 10, 10 to 12, 13 to 15, 16 to 17, and 18 and over. Verification status arrives as one of five results — Verified, Unverified, OptedOut, TemporarilyUnavailable, or NotApplicable.

Microsoft has not named the identity providers that will carry out these checks, nor has it said what proof they will demand. The company states only that the second value returned by the interface will show “whether the user’s age has been independently verified by the identity provider.”

Redmond presents the tool as a privacy safeguard, a way for apps to learn an age range without receiving a date of birth or other personal details. Microsoft describes it as a privacy-preserving mechanism meant to help developers satisfy child-safety rules. The same report argues that legislation demanding this kind of technology in operating systems is really about making age checks, and the identity checks that follow, a routine feature of digital life.

An age signal does not hand over a user’s exact age. It instead lets an app change content, features, or access based on the reported range and verification status. Microsoft lists uses that include user-generated content, social and communication tools, in-app purchases, virtual currencies, and maturity-rated media.

The interface is still dormant. Microsoft says it will not return usable data until it is turned on later in the year and is releasing the documentation now so developers can prepare. Anyone who calls the API today will be told the user’s age is unknown and that verification is unavailable.....<<<Read More>>>...

Quote for the Day

 

Twenty-five years of “temporary”: how 9/11 built a surveillance state Americans never voted for

 

  The towers fell in a single morning, but the government that rose from the rubble never stopped growing. A quarter-century after September 11, 2001, the emergency measures that the federal government swore were only temporary have calcified into a permanent architecture -- an alphabet soup of agencies, a legal doctrine of pre-emption, and a surveillance apparatus so pervasive that privacy has become less a right than a nostalgic memory.

What began as a promise to hunt down nineteen hijackers metastasized into a standing machinery for watching, cataloguing, and controlling the American public itself. The uncomfortable truth, twenty-five years on, is that the terrorists succeeded in one respect the history books rarely admit: they goaded the United States into dismantling pieces of its own constitutional order, and the country did the rest of the work willingly.....<<<Read More>>>....

 

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Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970)

 

UK government is covertly medicating the public through this common food product

The UK government, under the influence of the pharmaceutical industry, is mandating the fortification of non-wholemeal wheat flour with, for example, folic acid. This is covertly medicating the public.

Existing additives like inorganic iron, niacin and thiamine, along with the planned addition of synthetic folic acid starting in December 2026, pose significant health risks, including the masking of vitamin B12 deficiency and potential links to various chronic diseases.

We should refuse to comply and protect our health by scrutinising food labels for fortified ingredients, avoiding products that contain them and, for example, baking our own bread using organic flour....<<<Read More>>>....

Food for Thought #1261