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Rural Georgia was promised “family values” and “freedom.” Instead, the people in charge are letting local hospitals die, pouring money into chicken‑plant robots and prison labor, and betting you won’t notice until the ambulance doesn’t come and the only steady work left is guarding cages or cleaning blood off the floor.
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On January 7, 2026, an ICE agent shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, then federal officials rushed to brand her a “domestic terrorist.” This piece traces how months of dehumanizing rhetoric, fraud panics, and a 2,000‑agent “surge” built the climate for that killing, and how Washington moved just as quickly to lock down the story.
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We were told for years that Trump–Russia was a “hoax.” Then Fiona Hill testified that Moscow literally tried to swap Venezuela for Ukraine, and now Trump is threatening to take Greenland, even if it blows up NATO. This is what happens when a man propped up by Russian‑linked money is allowed to treat the map…
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You’re not supposed to carry the whole world and still feel useless. This post is about choosing one role—Signal, Support, or Disrupt—so you stop doomscrolling in circles and start doing something that actually fits your life and your limits.
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Doomscrolling has you angry, overloaded, and too wiped out to do anything about what you’re seeing. This piece unpacks how that happened, and how you can start taking your attention, and your energy, back.
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You’re not apathetic, you’re responding logically to a system designed to keep you numb. Between militarized policing, surveillance, economic precarity, and nonstop media noise, “keeping your head down” is basic survival, not a moral failure. This post breaks down how the game is rigged so you can stop blaming yourself and start seeing where your…
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Project 2025 is the moment the “culture war” drops its mask and becomes a blueprint for who gets to live safely and who gets slowly squeezed out. It ties slurs like “vermin” and “poisoning the blood” to real-world tools—laws, cages, and lost rights—aimed at making queer people and migrants smaller, poorer, and easier to disappear.
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Palantir has quietly become the data backbone of America’s security state—from the Pentagon and ICE to the FDA and IRS. This post follows the money and the contracts to ask a disturbing question: what happens when a billionaire who thinks “freedom and democracy are incompatible” helps wire the operating system of government itself?
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Lesbian. Left. And now I’m being treated like a “threat.” That’s the heart of this piece: how it actually feels when your sexuality, your politics, and new “domestic terrorism” tools all start circling the same body — mine.
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A DHS tweet demanding “Remigration now” sounds technocratic but borrows language from far‑right movements that dream of mass expulsions. This post exposes how that single word shifts U.S. immigration talk from policy tweaks toward something much closer to a purge.
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Project 2025 draws inspiration from the Seven Mountain Mandate—a religious movement urging Christians to take control of seven major spheres: government, family, education, religion, business, media, and arts. Together these forces aim to merge faith and politics, transforming public life through dominionist values and reshaping society in line with evangelical worldviews.
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Maria Farmer’s “The Setiles” is a labyrinthine, Bosch-inspired masterwork decoding the secret architecture of abuse surrounding Epstein. Drawing from Revelation and ancient cult imagery, the painting exposes corrupt networks through symbolic landscapes of beasts, temples, and survivors—challenging viewers to confront the cycles of trauma, power, and redemption at the heart of modern scandal.
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A deep dive into the rise of a Christian nationalist technocracy in America, examining how power brokers like Peter Thiel, Curtis Yarvin, JD Vance, Steve Bannon, and the Heritage Foundation are fusing religious ideology with high-tech authoritarianism to reshape US governance and threaten democratic norms.
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Project MONARCH—a descendant of MK-Ultra legend—blends declassified mind control experiments with modern conspiracy culture. From trauma-based programming claims to butterfly symbolism in pop music, this post unpacks how history, rumor, and pop culture keep the MONARCH myth alive.
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3I/ATLAS — the third confirmed interstellar object ever spotted — is making a quick pass through our Solar System. It’s a once-in-a-generation chance to study material from another star system and learn what it says about our place in the galaxy.
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“Christ as Collective Consciousness: Shattering the Matrix, Fulfilling Revelation, and the Great Unveiling” explores how ancient scripture, mysticism, and modern Matrix theory converge to reveal humanity’s awakening from illusion. Through spiritual symbolism and biblical parallels, it reframes Revelation not as destruction but as the unveiling of truth — a collective awakening into divine consciousness that…
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This work of fiction imagines an interstellar comet revealed as a vast alien spacecraft, hovering above Earth and connecting with ancient sites like the pyramids and Stonehenge. Humanity discovers monuments are cosmic beacons for first contact—a fun scenario.
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In a world increasingly shaped by brain-computer interfaces and billionaire technocrats, everyday people are discovering new ways to reclaim autonomy, build resilient communities, and resist digital control. This post explores practical and narrative strategies for surviving—and pushing back against—the relentless advance of algorithmic governance.
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This in-depth exposé explores how emerging brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, technocratic governance, legislative shifts, and elite-driven charter city models are converging to reshape society. From rapid market growth and the rise of digital IDs to post-democratic techno-states and algorithmic exclusion, discover how the infrastructure for a BCI-driven future is being quietly built—transforming access, control, and…
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Most Americans never even saw the D.C. death penalty memo. The few who did probably didn’t give it much thought. It looked like paperwork, but it quietly shifted what the federal government can call justice—and who it can call a criminal.
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A comparative look at how Hitler’s 1933 playbook for legal dictatorship echoes through Trump’s 2025 presidency — emergency powers, institutional capture, and the slow normalization of control disguised as law.
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Trump’s second administration is dismantling the watchdogs—defunding inspectors general, gutting consumer and food safety protections, and crippling the agencies created after past disasters. This longform analysis traces what these regulators did, why they mattered, and why Trump wants them gone.
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Political violence in America is escalating — from the Capitol to churches, from rhetoric to bloodshed. This post digs into the data, the rhetoric, and the real cases shaping the divide.
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From Snake Eyes and Charlie Kirk to The Simpsons, Contagion, and Black Mirror — predictive programming explores how fiction foreshadows real events. Are these coincidences, conditioning, or signals in plain sight?
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Fascism doesn’t come all at once. It arrives step by step—civil servants purged, protest branded as terrorism, the press silenced, and troops patrolling American cities. In 2025, these steps are unfolding in plain sight.
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A staged “resurrection” of Charlie Kirk would weaponize Revelation 13 as a political playbook. From false miracles to loyalty pledges, this scenario shows how Christian nationalism could merge spectacle with state power — and why millions would believe it.
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Ancient prophecy and modern power collide. From the Sanhedrin’s revival and Noahide law, to Trump’s “Cyrus” coin, Epstein’s kompromat empire, Project Esther, Charlie Kirk’s martyrdom, and the rise of Palantir and Anduril — Revelation’s playbook is being performed into reality.
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This investigation traces how the U.S.–Israel alliance grew from intelligence sharing in the 1940s to today’s surveillance infrastructure and legal chokeholds on dissent. It separates facts from suspicions and maps the flows of money, lobbying, and narrative control that bind Washington to Tel Aviv. Far from a manifesto, this piece examines how aid pipelines, AIPAC’s…
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When the systems we rely on—power grids, supply chains, even clean water—begin to crack, survival comes down to calm steps and shared knowledge. The Survival & Resistance Guide is a practical manual for ordinary people, showing how to keep level heads, secure food and water, build networks, and resist quietly when authority itself becomes a…
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COINTELPRO once forged letters and planted smears to crush dissent. After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the echoes are unmistakable: leaks, scapegoating, and a rush to blame entire movements before facts are in.
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For fifteen years, the FBI ran COINTELPRO — a secret program of infiltration, smears, and psychological warfare against U.S. citizens. Its fallout still shapes how power works today.
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Psychological operations have moved from the battlefield into our feeds. PSYOP today is fought with hashtags, headlines, and hidden hands pulling the strings of perception. This is the new front line of information warfare.
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A field manual for resisting onslaughts of noise and pressure. The Strategy of Stillness lays out political, digital, logistical, and cultural tactics for holding ground, conserving energy, and forcing opponents to burn themselves out.
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In 1953, CIA director Allen Dulles warned that the Cold War would be fought in the human mind. Days later, MKUltra was born—an empire of secret experiments with LSD, hypnosis, and psychological torture. Files were burned, stories buried. But the logic of MKUltra never ended. It evolved—into algorithms, nudges, and digital control.
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Charlie Kirk’s assassination shows how America manufactures martyrs on demand. His death is being sanctified and weaponized, while Gaza’s victims remain erased. The martyr machine doesn’t honor truth — it serves power.
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Charlie Kirk demanded the release of Jeffrey Epstein’s files. Weeks later, he was dead. Was Israel involved — and if so, what would the motive be?
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Nancy Reagan told us our brains were frying eggs. In college, i dropped acid anyway. Decades later, I’m in ketamine therapy, still rattling the cage of trauma and depression. Psychedelics don’t hand out miracles—they hand you a shovel. What you do with it is the work.
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Mutual aid is one of the oldest survival strategies. This new guide shows how to start and sustain a legal, open mutual aid network with history, principles, and a practical launch plan.
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Guerrilla warfare is less about winning battles and more about outlasting power. This field guide traces the principles, tactics, and history of irregular resistance, from Napoleon’s Spain to Vietnam and Afghanistan.
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If you think the oligarchs won’t cull the masses because their profits would suffer, think again. The billionaire class doesn’t survive by selling to the many—they survive by controlling what’s left when the many are gone. Scarcity becomes leverage, survival systems become exclusive, and ownership of food, water, and energy replaces the old marketplace. Mass…
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A step-by-step breakdown of how today’s “anti-Christian bias” narrative is mutating from policy disputes into an attack on queer identity itself—mapping the escalation from bureaucratic reports to potential criminalization.
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The administration’s new line isn’t about faith. By painting queerness as “anti-Christian,” they’re building a legal and cultural framework that turns our existence into an offense against God. Once that frame hardens, every rollback of rights gets sold as defense instead of attack.
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A post tracing how Christianity transformed from resistance into empire’s prophet. Drawing on Revelation, Daniel, Ezekiel, and Matthew 24, this essay exposes how the modern church has become the false prophet of Babylon — blessing wealth, nationalism, and authoritarian power while the remnant refuses to kneel.
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The administration, led by RFK Jr., is framing autism as a public health “epidemic” while cutting research and floating invasive registries. Autistic advocates are pushing back against fear-based policies and fighting for dignity, rights, and inclusion.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s health agenda is weakening America’s defenses against disease. From dismantling CDC vaccine panels to fueling misinformation during measles outbreaks and ignoring global threats like Ebola, his policies put public health—and public trust—at risk.
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In August 2025, the U.S. attempted to deport 600 unaccompanied minors to Guatemala—a country infamous for child trafficking scandals, illegal adoptions, and systemic abuse. The flights were halted by a federal judge, but the images of children being loaded onto planes remain a haunting reminder of how fragile legal protections can be. This longform investigation…
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Survivors of Epstein’s network spoke at the Capitol — but the event felt more scripted than free. Their voices carried truth, yet the framing suggested something darker: maybe their words were shaped by pressure, maybe even by threats.
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The survivors of Epstein’s machine carry the receipts of oligarch power. If the world rallies behind them, it’s not just justice—it’s revolution. Solidarity with the survivors is the one crack in the system that money, media, and blackmail can’t seal.
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Trump’s move to let ICE use Paragon Solutions’ spyware isn’t just another tech contract—it’s a massive escalation of state surveillance power. Paragon’s “Graphite” tool can hack encrypted apps, hijack microphones, and track phones in real time. With ICE’s track record of overreach, the dangers to privacy and civil liberties are obvious—and urgent.
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The second part of The Coming Technocracy exposes the machinery behind the ideology—Freedom Cities, private contractors, Palantir’s predictive systems, and Project 2025—revealing how corporate infrastructure is replacing public governance in the U.S., one contract and charter at a time.
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A Curious Stack: Volume 001 is a playlist shaped like a signal—part code, part spell. It drifts through genres like shifting constellations, syncing mood with motion in subtle, deliberate layers. Built for late-night builds, thought spirals, browser tab rabbit holes, and the kind of rituals that don’t need a name. Think of it as a…
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“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. It is enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day.” – Albert…
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