COVID-19 Detention Camps: Are Government Round-Ups Of Resistors In Our Future?

Authored by John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute, “No doubt concentration camps were a means, a menace used to keep order.”  – Albert Speer, Nuremberg Trials It’s no longer a question of whether the government will lock up Americans for defying its mandates but when. This is what we know: the government has the means,… Continue reading COVID-19 Detention Camps: Are Government Round-Ups Of Resistors In Our Future?

The Mysterious Nephilim of the Bible (Aliens? Angels? Or Something Else?)

Podcast: Download MYS087: Genesis 6 mentions a group called the Nephilim and their identity has puzzled scholars for thousands of years. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli explore the theories that they are angels or aliens or even something else, then ask what Genesis 6 is trying to say. Get all new episodes automatically and for… Continue reading The Mysterious Nephilim of the Bible (Aliens? Angels? Or Something Else?)

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The Phillips Curve: What Does It Tell Us About Inflation?

  The Phillips Curve has come back into the spot light. U.S. inflation level is running high this year, with several major consumer price barometers soaring faster than they have in years. Every major official measurement of inflation has surged in 2021, particularly the consumer price index (CPI). According to recent data released by the… Continue reading The Phillips Curve: What Does It Tell Us About Inflation?

The Spiritual Consciousness of Christof Koch – Issue 107: The Edge

Consciousness is a thriving industry. It’s not just the meditation retreats and ayahuasca shamans. Or the conferences with a heady mix of philosophers, quantum physicists, and Buddhist monks. Consciousness is a buzzing business in neuroscience labs and brain institutes. But it wasn’t always this way. Just a few decades ago, consciousness barely registered as a… Continue reading The Spiritual Consciousness of Christof Koch – Issue 107: The Edge

Booming Job Market For PSYOPers

  In case you are thinking about transitioning from PSYOP, it looks like your skill set is in high demand. The NY Times online edition, 25 July 2021 and the 26 July 2021 print version ran an article “Disinformation for Hire, a Shadow Industry is Quietly Booming”. (See https://nyti.ms/2Wu7EcX, which is also a photo source.) The… Continue reading Booming Job Market For PSYOPers

“This Is A Game-Changer” – Merck Releasing “Phenomenal” Test Results For Experimental COVID Pill

Looks like Merck just beat Pfizer to the punch. Merck announced Friday that an experimental COVID pill it has developed reduced hospitalizations and deaths by 50% in people recently infected with COVID. The company will soon ask health officials in the US and abroad to authorize use of the drug. The news came as a… Continue reading “This Is A Game-Changer” – Merck Releasing “Phenomenal” Test Results For Experimental COVID Pill

Nemesis Death Star Theory

Podcast: Download MYS088: Does our solar system contain a dramatic secret object, a hidden second star that has caused the destruction of countless life forms on Earth? Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli explore the Nemesis death star theory and whether it’s responsible for a regular cycle of mass extinction on Earth. Get all new episodes… Continue reading Nemesis Death Star Theory

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These Alternative Economies Are Inspirations for a Sustainable World

Scientific American June 2021 Making peace with the biosphere will require building communities and relationships that are focused on protecting life—human and nonhuman No one in her village faced food shortages during the lockdowns, nor did they suffer from COVID-19, Moligeri Chandramma assured me through an interpreter this past March. A farmer in the drylands… Continue reading These Alternative Economies Are Inspirations for a Sustainable World

Prescription Drug Prices, Unemployment Insurance, Anti-Asian Racism: RAND Weekly Recap

This week, we discuss prescription drug prices, unemployment insurance reform, how to mitigate the effects of disasters, anti-Asian racism, L.A. County Sheriff’s Department subgroups, and how to reduce extremism in the military. Photo by MJ_Prototype/Getty Images High prescription drug prices in the United States drive up overall health care costs and lead many patients to… Continue reading Prescription Drug Prices, Unemployment Insurance, Anti-Asian Racism: RAND Weekly Recap

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Biden Fails To Clinch Infrastructure Deal With Progs, Says “Doesn’t Matter” When Bill Passes, Is Ordered By Staff Not To Take Questions

The Democrats were supposed to “get it done today”; instead the Biden-mediated negotiation with the increasingly rebellious progressives proved to be the latest failure for the 78 year old president. Speaking to reporters after a brief, 30-minute meeting with the House Democratic caucus, Biden said there was no rush to pass his economic agenda amid… Continue reading Biden Fails To Clinch Infrastructure Deal With Progs, Says “Doesn’t Matter” When Bill Passes, Is Ordered By Staff Not To Take Questions