A State Of Truth

The Purpose Of This Page Is To Take Away Your Illusions

First 50 Foods in the Amish Pantry That Almost Never Expire - Forgotten Survival Secrets Most People No Longer Know

Cut into a slope behind my great-grandfather’s house, closed with a door you had to stoop to enter, sat a cellar that stayed cold into July. Nine people ate out of that hole in the ground for most of a year, and nobody in the family thought it strange. Sacks of wheat leaned against the wall in the dark. A crock of lard waited under a cloth. Jars of honey had gone the color of old amber, and a few of them, I suspect, were older than my mother. Not one container down there carried a printed date, and not one jar appeared to care. [Read More]

Globe Earth is the Biggest Lie in Human History, Says Flat Earth Researcher


Dropping Bombs brings back Flat Earth Dave, and this round is even more intense than the first. Real pushback, tougher questions, and neither side backing down. Dave breaks down why the moon landing still doesn’t add up, why NASA’s own physics doesn’t hold together, and what’s really hidden behind Antarctica’s ice wall. He’s still offering three Bitcoin, worth around $300K, to anyone who can prove him wrong. If you watched the first episode, you already know this one goes even further. If you didn’t, this is the conversation that will make you question everything you thought you knew.

Welcome to Planet Mind Kontrol - David Weiss


Have you broken your conditioning? Does the subject Dave Weiss likes to discuss most bother you? Does it make you angry? Do you think he’s just stupid? Well then, have I got a deal for you: Prove Dave wrong and he will ward you 3 Bitcoins. Go ahead, take the challenge, find your best proofs from NASA or the library and challenge Dave Weiss to a debate. Welcome to planet mind control. Thanks for tuning in.


The Strong Delusion of AI - a Virtual World, But it Appears So Very Real in fact, That it is Often Difficult to Tell the Difference

Technology is advancing today at break-neck speed.  As I mentioned in a previous message, research now shows that by the end of this year, technology and human knowledge will be doubling every twelve hours!  I can’t comprehend that.  Can you?

Take the iPhone, for example, first released in 2007.  There was a new, upgraded model once a year from 2007 until 2015.  Then, from 2016 to 2019, three new models were released each year.  In 2020 and ‘21, four new models came out.  In 2022, there were five.  And four new models have been released every year since then.  Software updates are released every couple of months, with more advanced features and technology.  I’d venture to say that virtually no one reads the fine print in the User Agreements before downloading the latest operating systems.  Who knows what we’re agreeing to?  Thankfully, there are some researchers out there that do, and inform us of potentially invasive privacy risks, and they instruct us to turn off “permissions” that could put us in harm’s way. [Read More]

Andrew Huberman Predicts a “Scary” New Way Humans Will Radically Alter Their Brains

Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman is predicting a startling future in which humans could undergo gene therapy and use an AI-powered wearable to literally turn up their own motivation.

Huberman laid out the futuristic scenario during an appearance on the “Invest Like the Best” podcast, describing technology that could allow people to genetically modify specific neurons in their brains and later activate them using light or ultrasound. [Read More]

Germany’s Young People Are Saying: We Will Not Fight Your War

Something is happening in Germany that the politicians pushing Europe toward militarization should pay very close attention to. More than 45,000 students walked out of their classrooms across over 100 cities to protest the country’s new military-service system and the possibility that compulsory service will follow. These are the young people Berlin expects to put in uniform, and they are making something perfectly clear: you can increase the military budget with the stroke of a pen, but finding people willing to fight is an entirely different matter. [Read More]