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It’s a ‘Flat’ World After All - Eric Dubay


The following presentation is adapted from the book The Lies That Astronomers Tell by Glenn Harrison MA(Ed); MSc (Sciences); Post Graduate Diploma in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology. Glenn taught physical sciences in the UK and abroad for over 30 years, his book is dedicated to all those seeking the truth.

New Zealand: Deaths Up, Fertility Down; Is This the Legacy of Covid “Vaccines”?

New Zealand mortality rates increased by 1.9% in the year ending June 2026, meaning deaths were 3.8% above pre-covid “pandemic” levels.

Additionally, fertility rates reached a historic low, falling 3.8% to 28% below replacement levels.

Dr. Guy Hatchard proposes that these negative health trends are due to a decline in immunity that is affecting the entire population. He calls for Health NZ to investigate the causes, specifically comparing health outcomes between covid vaccinated and unvaccinated people. [Read More]

Diesel Crisis Update: Farmers Hit Hard - Food Crisis Warnings Rise


The pressure on diesel continues to build heading into harvest. Prices have climbed further, on-farm inventories are low, Russia is extending its export ban, refining is running at historic stress levels, and farming associations in the UK and Germany are warning of a Food Crisis, as many producers may not have the cash to plant next season. Ground reports of delivery impacts are also starting to surface.


AI Was Trained to Think Like Humans, But New Research Shows Humans Are Now Beginning to Think And Speak Like Artificial Intelligence

For years, we were told that artificial intelligence was being trained on us. It consumed our books, our websites, our conversations, our photographs, our articles and our collective human experience, learning how we speak, how we think and how we respond. The machine was built to imitate the man. But now something far stranger is beginning to emerge: the man is beginning to imitate the machine. Researchers are finding measurable evidence that words, sentence structures and linguistic habits favored by AI systems are beginning to appear in human speech and writing. The creation is no longer merely reflecting its creator; the reflection is beginning to reshape the one standing in front of the mirror. [Read More]


50 Survival Lessons From the Great Depression - The Horrifying Things Americans Did When Money, Jobs, and Hope Disappeared

Editor’s Note

We publish this piece in the August of 2026, as the machinery of global commerce groans and sputters, as hollow men in expensive suits speak of “corrections” and “adjustments” while families count pennies in dimly lit kitchens. The photograph you see above - those gaunt men hunched over bowls of thin soup, their eyes fixed on some middle distance between hunger and dignity - was snapped nearly a century ago, yet it could have been taken yesterday in any tent city stretching like a scar across the American landscape. We do not traffic in false nostalgia here, nor in the cheap comfort of historical distance. The Great Depression was not a sepia-toned folktale; it was a meat-grinder that chewed through 25 percent of the working population, that evicted grandmothers into snowbanks, that turned proud men into beggars and children into scavengers. The bones of that era still jut through the soil of our present moment - visible to anyone brave enough to look. What follows is not a curiosity shop of antiquated customs, but a field manual written in blood and hunger, a record of how ordinary human beings refused to break when the world snapped in half. Read it. Memorize it. The wolves are already at the door. [Read More]



Crrow777: From The Lunar Wave To The “Firmament Wave”


There’s a weird moment when you realize most of what you’ve been told was never true, and yet it shaped your entire life. That’s where this conversation starts with a man who refused to ignore what his own eyes were showing him.

Credit to Crrow777 and Ian Clark