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Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution - Professor Anthony C. Sutton


How Wall Street, the United States, and the European great powers helped the Bolsheviks take and consolidate power in Russia. A classic interview with Professor Antony C. Sutton, from 1987. Professor A. Sutton taught economics at California State University and was a research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution from 1968 to 1973. During his time at the Hoover Institute, he wrote the major study “Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development” (in three volumes), arguing that the West played a major role in developing the Soviet Union from its very beginnings up until the present time (1970). Sutton argued that the Soviet Union's technological and manufacturing base, which was then engaged in supplying the Viet Cong, was built by United States corporations and largely funded by US taxpayers.


The Technocrats Want Your Water: UN’s “Global Water Bankruptcy” Exposed

In 2005 the CEO of (WEF partner) Nestlé famously announced that water was not a human right.

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]

Amanita, Radium Water, Electroculture, and the Art of Questioning Everything with Matt Roeske


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.

The Day the Grid Failed: The Seventeen Minutes That Exposed the Fragile Foundations of Modern Civilization

By the time the first official statement reached the public, the statement itself no longer mattered. Television networks were already off the air across much of the continent, mobile networks had fragmented into isolated pockets, and the internet - once assumed to be nearly indestructible - had become a collection of disconnected islands separated by an invisible wall of silence. Rumors traveled farther than verified information, speculation outran evidence, and for the first time in generations millions of people discovered how completely their understanding of the world depended on a stream of data they had always taken for granted. Historians would later argue over the precise moment the crisis began, but among engineers and emergency planners there was remarkably little disagreement. The collapse did not start when cities lost power. It started hours earlier, hidden inside measurements so small that they resembled ordinary background noise rather than the opening chapter of the largest infrastructure failure in modern history. [Read More]

Canada is Next Up with Online Age Law, Surveillance and Government Control System

It is not coincidental that we have seen Australia, New Zealand, the U.K, and now Canada trigger online ‘age verification’ laws; simultaneous with a political push inside the USA to maintain FISA (702) legislation.

Separating the USA for a moment. The intelligence services of Australia, New Zealand, U.K and Canada make up four of the intelligence services 5-eyes. In essence, the British Commonwealth is the IC commonality. [Yes, there is some validity to the Lyndon LaRouche perspective (Promethean Action PAC)] Additionally, I would also posit a reminder of the international assembly who structured the originating financial sanctions against Russia; again, a commonality. [Read More]