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China Travel Warnings, Nuclear Strike Drills, and Russian Warships: Signals of Rising Global Tension in 2025
The world is entering a new cycle of geopolitical risk. A surge of “do not travel” warnings, civil defense drills, and naval posturing reveals how nations shape public perception and policy. Recent developments—amplified by digital rumor—highlight a troubling trend: major powers now regularly telegraph their moves for deterrence and domestic theater, escalating uncertainty both at […]
Psyops and the Anatomy of Manipulation: From Atrocity Propaganda to UFO Cover-Ups
When truth slips through cracks, psyops patch them—often with suitable agitprop. From wartime atrocities to government ambiguity over UFOs, emotionally charged narratives are as old as modern conflict. What if the biggest secret about psyops isn’t the black-budget tech but the repetitive patterns used to shape perception? Atrocity Propaganda: Dead Babies and the Emotional High […]
He Cracked Reality: Ingo Swann, Project Stargate, and the CIA’s Psychic Gamble
In the shadowy landscape where fringe science meets espionage, Ingo Swann’s story seems too wild for fiction. In the early 1970s, Swann—an artist and self-described psychic—impressed parapsychologists and intrigued the intelligence community. He claimed an extraordinary ability: “remote view,” perceiving distant or hidden locations without sensory input. By 1972, Swann was bending reality under CIA […]
How Afraid Should We Be of the AI Apocalypse? Debates, Risks, and the Reality of Alignment Failure
Artificial intelligence has jumped from research labs into society, sparking anxiety about its existential risks. How concerned should we be about the AI apocalypse? The latest episode of The Ezra Klein Show explores this issue, featuring dire warnings from pioneers like Eliezer Yudkowsky along with sharp rebuttals from skeptics. The debate intensifies as society confronts […]
X5.1 Solar Flare Triggers Major CME: What to Expect as Impacts Arrive
Solar activity is in the spotlight after an X5.1-class solar flare erupted from sunspot AR4274, launching a fast-moving coronal mass ejection (CME) toward Earth. This event, which occurred on November 11, 2025, is considered one of the most intense solar outbursts of this cycle by the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. A wave of space […]
World War 3 Mobilization: U.S. Military Surge, Russian Decapitation Fears, and the Gold Safe Haven
The specter of mobilization and economic instability looms over a world on edge. Recent military exercises in the United States and a renewed focus on ‘total war’ strategy highlight readiness and uncertainty as global actors test boundaries. Beyond the headlines of war mobilization, ‘Russian decapitation’ threats, and surging gold prices, the reality is more complex—and […]
AI Warfare Unleashed: Shield AI’s X-BAT, Autonomous Combat, and the Next Arms Race
AI-powered warfare is no longer looming—it is now reshaping the global arms race from Ukraine’s deserts to Pentagon war rooms and defense startups. In a candid interview with Glenn Beck, Brandon Tseng, co-founder of Shield AI, presents a vision that seems more science fiction than policy memo. The U.S. military’s expanding arsenal of autonomous aircraft, […]
3I/ATLAS Conspiracies Debunked: The Real Science Behind the Interstellar Hype
When comet 3I/ATLAS entered public awareness, online rumors erupted: Was it an alien probe, a government psyop, or merely clickbait for a skeptical generation? The reality is simpler—and more compelling—than fiction. Detailed tracking, open data, and constant scrutiny by global astronomers confirm that 3I/ATLAS is a natural, interstellar comet—not a pawn in elite manipulation. How […]
Remote Viewing Dissected: Myths, Methodology, and the Hazards of Biased Tasking
Let’s examine remote viewing’s sensational claims critically. From the CIA’s Stargate archives to current influencer psychics, the field’s flaws remain persistent: legend often surpasses verification, and misinformation spreads rapidly, particularly when experimental design falters. This issue transcends Cold War trivia. As interest in UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena) reignites military and civilian circles, remote viewing’s problems […]