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The Shakespeare Deception Part 5

The deception surrounding William Shakespeare as the author of his works reveals how power manufactures consensus reality. The Shakespeare deception wasn’t just about hiding an author’s identity; it was about creating a national myth powerf

My Dad’s Got a Tinfoil Hat: The Unofficial Survival Guide to Seeing Through the Bullsh*t

An anonymously written book has been made available to read for free. Titled ‘My Dad’s Got a Tinfoil Hat: The Unofficial Survival Guide to Seeing Through the Bullsh*t’ it’s a must-read for anyone aged 15 years and older. Written in a humor

The Shakespeare Deception Part 4

The Shakespeare canon was created by Edward de Vere. De Vere likely collaborated with other court poets, possibly including Christopher Marlowe. After de Vere’s death, literary insiders like Francis Bacon and Ben Jonson transformed his wor

New Zealand: Was Tropical Cyclone Dovi in 2022 a result of weather manipulation?

Tropical Cyclone Dovi was a powerful tropical cyclone that impacted the Southern Pacific in February 2022, forming on 4 February and dissipating on 13 February. Perhaps not coincidentally, at the time, the “convoy for freedom” was encamped

The Shakespeare Deception Part 2

There is a lack of documentary and circumstantial evidence that supports William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon being the author of the works published in his name. Additionally, the vast knowledge reflected in Shakespeare’s works seems

The hypocrisy of Mario Draghi

“For years,” Mario Draghi proclaimed last week, “the European Union believed that its economic dimension, with 450 million consumers, brought with it geopolitical power and influence in international trade relations.” But this year, he said

The Shakespeare Deception Part 1

The “Shakespeare authorship question,” the argument that someone other than William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon wrote the works attributed to him, has been around for a long time. Shakespeare’s authorship was first questioned in the

The use of genetically engineered organisms in the food industry is widespread

The low-fat food industry is a massive market, with companies using misleading health claims to sell their products. These low-fat food products contain genetically modified and other unhealthy ingredients. Using the example of a Gatsby 18

mRNA vaccines not only cause covid, but post-vaccination infections are far more dangerous, a new study finds

On 14 August, a study was published by Pre-Prints, a platform that allows studies not yet peer-reviewed to be made publicly available. The paper has coined the term “Hybrid Harms Hypothesis” to describe the compounding effects of mRNA injec

US and three other countries reject WHO’s IHR amendments; the UK, the global censorship hub, is not one of them

On 18 July, the US officially rejected the World Health Organisation’s (“WHO”) 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulations (“IHR”), citing threats to national sovereignty, free speech and constitutional protections. If not rejec

Groundbreaking study identifies two bacteria in the gut that trigger MS

A groundbreaking study published in PNAS has identified two gut bacteria as triggers for Multiple Sclerosis (“MS”). The study involved 81 pairs of identical twins, where only one sibling had MS, and found that these bacteria were consistent

US Department of Energy report eviscerates the climate alarmist narrative

At the end of July, the US Department of Energy released a draft report evaluating existing peer-reviewed literature on the impacts of greenhouse gases. It eviscerates the climate alarmists’ narrative about CO2, extreme weather events and r

Klaus Schwab is left with nothing, and he won’t be happy

Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, has been exposed by his own board for widespread misconduct and corruption, George Christensen writes. A Swiss-led internal investigation uncovered luxury expenses, misuse of funds and poli