The Secret Teachings

Many companies are, on the surface, abandoning DEI and the alphabet-rainbow mob. Toyota is the latest company to make this decision, fully pulling out of the Equality Index, DEI, Pride support, and the like. Instead the company wants to focus on science, technology, engineering, and math - STEM. Toyota is also choosing to focus their resources and skills on manufacturing gasoline vehicles, hybrids...

The most recent data sets in the US for obesity rates and COV-cases share a relationship on colored published maps. In other words, where people are the most unhealthy there is, not magically, higher rates of disease. Americans consume 60% of their daily calories from Ultra-Processed Foods, while children consume 70% from the same source. In the UK the numbers are only slightly lower. The remainin...

The scariest monster masks are the ones worn beneath the seemingly human expressions exhibited by political leaders. From pandering to different racial or social groups with changing accents to buying votes with ridiculous promises, and from trying and failing to appeal to Americans through almost comedy sketch-like commercials to what seems like trolling in the theft of an opponent’s religious id...

Columbus Day is October 14, and is always a guarantee that there will be arguments and political posturing about how either Christopher Columbus was some great hero who discovered America, but thought it was India and so called the people Indians, or about how we was a white monster who slaughtered innocent red people who he stumbled upon randomly. Neither narrative holds up to scrutiny. Columbus...

In the same way Kamala Harris, with zero votes, was selected to replace Joe Biden, Republicans did something similar with their re-nomination of former President Donald Trump, voting without listening to his policies, or for the same old policies, etc., while ignoring - even mocking - much more qualified candidates. We can love America and what Trump stands for, but we are concerned here with how...

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There is a conspiracy theory wildly circulated that disasters of the fire, hurricane, or flood variety are part of a secret plan - though sometimes not so secret - to turn major and minor cities into “smart” cities with surveillance, censors, green-tech, and the the authoritarian works. But nearly the entire world is preparing for this. Yes, towns like Asheville, NC, and Tampa, FL, are transitioni...

The usage of psychological warfare has increased in both necessity and effectiveness over the last century. Former KGB agent Yuri Bezmenov said that “highest art of warfare is not to fight at all, but to subvert anything of value” so that that no-one can perceive an enemy at all. In 2021 the world’s largest meat supplier JBS was hit with a major cyberattack; in 2022 the US-FBI began warning of cyb...

Targeting the First Amendment, which includes protections for protest, press, religion, and speech, for abolishment is a recent trend for people in the establishment like John Kerry or Hillary Clinton. But how could anyone justify openly censoring and moderating all speech? Perhaps by spreading the most outrageous conspiracies and obviously fake pictures or videos to associate them with honest fre...

There once was a time when Americans trusted, and rightfully so, the mainstream media. Over time we learned of its infiltration by intelligence agencies and corporations, pushing their own agendas at the expense of contextual reporting. Out of this void emerged independent journalism, and a much more skeptical American public. But just like Occupy Wall Street or the Tea Party movement turned into...

BEST OF: Remote Viewing comprises the perceiving of information and imagery from a distance without any foreknowledge of a target. Despite these blind methods, the human is still subject to their own imagination, bias, emotions, environmental conditions, etc., in making their initial observation, and then later the interpretation of the same. The fact a group could essentially see the same thing i...

April is gaypril and the 17th is a Day of Silence to commemorate the fallen letters that suffered under variously interpreted forms of bigotry. Yet there is no day to commemorate the bigotry against people, including some letters, who simply choose another lifestyle, i.e., over 95% of the world population. The growing number of days, weeks, and months dedicated to sex and gender hyperinflates pers...

Americans are outraged, it would seem by looking at social media, that the US government is offering only $750 to people in the path of hurricane Helene, and that only some areas were eligible for relief money. The mainstream media even fact checked the claim, as if it may have been a lie. At least this is slightly more than what was offered ($700 by FEMA) to the people of Hawaii after fires devas...

Luis Elizondo, former Army Counterintelligence and direction of AATIP, was recently on the Joe Rogan podcast where he said that there are men in the US government who see the UAP phenomenon as a form of military IPB or intelligence, surveillance and target acquisition, and therefore full disclosure would potentially result in a full scale invasion as it does when US intelligence assets are discove...

A recent study has proposed that the moon’s temperature plummeted in 2020 as a result of lockdowns on earth, which it is suggested emitted less radiation. Yet NASA says lockdowns led to more methane and heating, something another study just blamed on increased rain from global warming. So lockdowns caused more warming, even though one study said they cooled the moon, but the warming was’t caused b...

Data from the Pew Research Center is noting that for the first time in US history men are more likely than women to put their faith in God or want children and marriage - things that for centuries have protected women. Women are also taking over college campuses and workplaces, with no equal distribution, and instead a sort of male replacement - ultimately a military strategy to conquer a village...

Hurricane Helene brought widespread destruction to the southeast United States as a Category 4 storm, killing over one hundred people and cutting power to tens of millions. This is without doubt, and being in the path of any such system is scary at best. But a question looms: if the storm did not make landfall would it matter? What metric do we determine whether our weather is severe? Is it scient...

Ghost of Tsushima is a 2020 game released by Sucker Punch. It follows a trained samurai named Jin Sakai. This week a trailer for part two was released, titled Ghost of Yotei, this time featuring a female samurai called Atsu. The game is set to release in 2025. Ubisoft’s Assassins Creed Shadows, their samurai themed game, was pushed back until 2025. As exciting as these games may be, some people ar...

A new constitutional amendment has been proposed in the United States to prepare for a possible “mass casualty” event, not of the public, but of members of Congress. Essentially it turns over power from the people to vote in special elections, if a member of Congress were to die or be killed, to that of the State itself to appoint someone in a shorter period of time, even if temporary. Most specia...

Ise Jingu is the preeminent shrine in Japan, providing sanctuary for Amaterasu, the sun goddess. In Jainism we find the Cosmic Mother, and in both South Arabia and Germany the ultimate deity was also female. In Catholicism it is Mary. In other examples we find a triune, dualistic, or all-encompassing force, again, sometimes male and sometimes female. These terms matter little, however, since what...

Since the Internet became widely accessible, conspiracies about September 23rd being the rapture or end of the world have circulated year after year like clockwork. The most recent comes to us courtesy of Tik Tok, where an eagle eye has spotted the use of 23 in various movies and tv shows, concluding that project BlueBeam, which is just a theory, would be used to bring in fake UFOs or meteors. Tha...

A picture is worth a thousand words, but it doest not necessarily provide a thousand pieces of evidence. Many celebrities, politicians, and royals have been photographed with, or spent time with, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. These images and stories are the current trend on social media, implying universal guilt for something that we don’t even have all the details on. Originally it was pink cocaine or a f...

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On a July 15 episode of the show we discussed the history of political assassinations in the United States, with nearly every Presidential attempt or success putting a Republican as the victim - the same goes for the first member of congress to be assassinated. In all high-profile cases whatsoever the motivation revolves around or directly centers on the limiting of power held by big banks, be it...

A recent Hollywood trend has showcased the childhood custom of imagination. Movies like IF, Harold and the Purple Crayon, and Imaginary all tap into the fantasy of childhood, and the potential horrors in the latter case. It’s estimated by a report in Psychology Today that by age 7, about 37% of children have Imaginary friends. Sometimes they are animals, other times they are human with varying gen...