Having announced their intentions, the technocrats set about crafting a crisis narrative to take control of this precious resource.

This year - not coincidentally coinciding with the UN/WEF announcements that we were entering a food crisis and must adopt 

genetically engineered crops - that crisis rhetoric was amped up to 11. [Read More]

Matt Roeske returns for his fourth appearance on the show, and as always, he challenges conventional thinking on health, nature, energy, and personal sovereignty.

In this conversation, Matt shares his perspectives on radium-enriched water, Amanita mushrooms, electroculture, shilajit, linen, EMFs, free energy concepts, food independence, and the book he's currently writing that aims to connect many of these ideas into one framework.

Whether you agree with every conclusion or not, this episode is designed to make you think, question assumptions, and explore ideas from a different angle.

What if the "science" you're being shown is actually an ancient occult practice wearing a lab coat? In this deep-dive lecture, I read through highlights of my research paper "Technomancy, Psinergy & The Biodigital Convergence" - an investigation into how chaos magic, biofield practice, and technomancy are three different vocabularies describing the same operational framework. Compiled from archived practitioner websites, peer-reviewed literature, and government documents, this paper traces a direct line from Austin Osman Spare's sigil magic in the early 1900s to the digital spells being broadcast across your social media feeds today.

You'll learn how chaos magic migrated from underground lodges to the internet, how bind runes are embedded in video broadcasts as "constant signals," and how a technique called reverse paradigmatic piracy uses IEEE engineering papers the same way Latin scripture was once used - to bypass your critical thinking through institutional authority you can't verify. This isn't speculation. Every claim is sourced and linked in the full free paper on Substack.

Whether you're researching the bio-digital convergence, concerned about emerging technology agendas, or simply want to understand why certain content creators mix Christian language with energy healing and runic symbols, this video gives you the framework to decode what you're actually seeing.

📄 Full research paper

The real history of artificial intelligence is not what you were taught. It didn't come from Silicon Valley. It came from a military office with a $10 million defence budget and a psychologist with a permission slip to build whatever he wanted.

As rage about artificial intelligence and the data centers powering it grows, Congress is taking notice - not with any legislation or law, but by spying on public opposition.

A newly created intelligence agency of the Congress (yes, it has its own now) is warning that legislators are in danger from an angry public. The U.S. Capitol Police Intelligence Services Bureau, created after January 6 and in parallel to the 18-member Executive Branch intelligence community, laid out the warning in an internal intelligence report produced in April. [Read More]

Abundant land and cheap labor made Phoenix a premier place for companies to stash lower-paid office workers who don’t need to be physically close to clients or headquarters. The cubicle-based jobs - customer service, data entry, payroll processing - created a vital ladder to the middle class, helping replace factory work lost to overseas competition.

Now, these white-collar jobs are fading, too, thanks to continued offshoring and, increasingly, artificial intelligence. Tens of thousands of local workers suddenly face an uncertain future. [Read More]

Owen Shroyer and Greg Reese discuss data centers, alien coverups, and the corrupt state of America.