Congress has introduced legislation laying the groundwork for the next generation of global wireless infrastructure, openly directing the federal government to pursue “6G technology dominance” while integrating artificial intelligence systems, low-earth-orbit satellite networks, and worldwide telecommunications architecture into a centralized international strategy.

The move comes despite unresolved scientific questions surrounding the biological effects of radio frequency and terahertz radiation exposure that the public would likely be subjected to on a mass scale without individualised informed consent. [Read More]

A new paper from Palisade Research says several AI systems were able to identify vulnerable servers, hack them, install copies of themselves on newly compromised machines and, in some cases, even continue the process across additional hosts. While this new finding does not show that artificial intelligence has “escaped” just yet, we now know that it’s possible, and as such marks a significant shift in the risk debate. What was once discussed as a theoretical danger - autonomous systems preserving themselves and propagating through computer networks - is now being described by researchers as an observed capability. [Read More]

Last month, the World Health Organization (WHO) conducted a 2-day pandemic simulation, convening 26 countries and territories, 600 health emergency experts, and more than 25 international partners.

The move represents a major deepening of WHO-directed global pandemic coordination and emergency control systems, further embedding multinational outbreak management, cross-border policy alignment, and centralized health governance structures. [Read More]

The beast system needs a centralised global state - one world religion, one world currency, and one world government.

In this episode, Seth sits down with investigative writer Jon Fleetwood to unpack how governments are reusing the same “emergency” playbook we saw during COVID, this time over an oil shock and fresh pandemic warnings. They look at how remote work orders, travel limits, fuel rationing, and digital health certificates are hardening into permanent infrastructure, and how new WHO rules, biosecurity treaties, and bird flu headlines all feed a growing system of surveillance and centralised control. They also get into what you and I can do right now, from strengthening local community to supporting independent media and pushing back locally, before the next crisis is used to tighten the screws even more.

AI ‘agents’ are hiring real people for odd jobs in a marketplace that’s ballooning out of control - raising alarms about where this tech takeover ends.

The RentAHuman platform, where AI bots can “search, book, and pay” humans for physical tasks, has surged to over 600,000 sign-ups since its February launch, turning the stuff of sci-fi nightmares into everyday reality. [Read More]

Mel Gibson, the man who spent twelve years and over $30 million of his own money to make The Passion of the Christ the most historically researched biblical film ever produced, just publicly addressed a Bible that contains twenty-two more books than the one in your church. His claim is blunt: there are entire post-resurrection teachings of Jesus in the Ethiopian Bible that were deliberately cut from Western scripture before most Christians ever knew they existed. Teachings about the end of days, about false churches built in his name, about a fire that would return to separate the truly faithful from the performers. Gibson called this the most important biblical discovery the Western world refuses to discuss. And when you hear what is actually written in those pages, you will understand exactly why.