The Body Electric” reveals how the human body functions as a semiconductor, conducting essential electrical currents for healing – a truth suppressed by Big Pharma and centralized institutions.

Decentralized Health” reveals how the Rockefeller-funded Flexner Report (1910) dismantled natural medicine, replacing it with ...

From Interviews to Innovation In a decisive move for 2026, Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, has announced a sharp reduction in ...

The Frequency of Decentralized Life” reveals how crises (economic crashes, pandemics, supply chain disruptions) are deliberately engineered by elites to enforce control. It uses the ...

Governments, Big Pharma, Big Tech and Big Ag create dependency while enriching elites. Historical collapses (Rome, USSR, Venezuela) prove that reliance on centralized systems leads to vulnerability.

The Battle for Free Speech and Religious Freedom in America” looks at the case of Jessica Ramirez, a kindergarten teacher fired for refusing to use a student’s preferred pronouns, highlights ...

“Rights aren’t rights if someone can take them away. They’re privileges. That’s all we’ve ever had in this country, is a bill of temporary privileges. And if you read the news even badly, you know ...

In May of 2019, a source in Brazil provided me with a massive archive of secret documents downloaded from the telephones of powerful Brazilian officials that consumed the next year of my life while ...

Grape Seed Extract (PCC1) Extends Lifespan by 64% – A Chinese study found that procyanidin C1 (PCC1) in grape seeds clears senescent “zombie cells,” reduces Alzheimer’s plaques, and selectively kills ...

If you’ve never seen the videos of Max Igan, you’re in for a real treat. Igan is a “big picture” thinker and philosopher with a vast array of knowledge on how globalists are enslaving humanity through ...

ACLU report reveals school surveillance systems are marketed under false pretenses of safety but fuel discrimination and anxiety. EdTech products capture private student communications, ...

$225,000 paid by New York to settle four-year legal battle with photographer Emilee Carpenter over religious objections to photographing same-sex weddings. Federal judge ruled state cannot force her ...