Author: Phil
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Save Human Beings From the Abuse of Neurotechnologies
In November 2000, the Russian State Duma Committee for Security recommended to the Russian State Duma to enact the law prohibiting the use of electromagnetic weapons on Russian territory. It argued: “The achievements of contemporary science and technology made possible the development of informational and psychophysiological technologies which allow for the creation of means and Read more
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Nearly One Million UK Toddlers Hooked on Social Media
Nine in ten UK children own phones before age 11, according to a House of Commons Library brief. Six in ten kids between 8-12 years old have their own social media platforms despite many minimum age restrictions being 13. If upper-primary children are already deeply embedded online, then pushing the start line as far down Read more
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New Evidence that Israel is using a Neutron Bomb
The neutron bomb was invented in 1958 by Samuel Cohen of the Livermore Laboratory of California and then RAND. In 1984 he proposed that Israel construct a neutron radiation wall around the country. “What I am suggesting is the construction of a border barrier whose most effective component is an extremely intense field of nuclear radiation (produced by Read more
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The Oligarchy Study They Don’t Want You to Remember
In the spring of 2014, Martin Gilens of Princeton and Benjamin Page of Northwestern did something that should have changed everything. They took the most sacred promise of American democracy; that your vote matters, that the people have a say, and actually tested it. What they found was an OLIGARCHY. Not metaphorically. They proved it Read more
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What everyone should know about mainstream dogma
The State of The World Earlier this year, I [Nick Hudson, of PANDA] wrote the following about … It does not matter whether this situation reflects planning on the part of a shadowy elite or is emergent from the decline of your civilisation. No matter whom you vote for or what gloss your preferred candidate Read more
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My Dad’s Got a Tinfoil Hat
‘My Dad’s Got a Tinfoil Hat’ is a guide to questioning the official story and exploring the truth behind various aspects of the agenda society is currently being faced with. It discusses a small group of powerful people and organisations, including the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organisation, the IMF and the Bilderberg Group, Read more
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C.H. Douglas: Pioneer of Monetary Reform
Douglas went on to propose that the production/consumption gap should be filled by distribution of a cash stipend called a National Dividend, which would actually be the proper share of individuals in the bounty of the nation’s economy and resources. I believe that Douglas’s ideas merge with those of a basic income guarantee as a Read more
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The Intellectual Death of Anti-Semitism
‘Anti-Semitism’ as an expression is not only a misnomer, it’s gibberish. Douglas Reed suggested a substitute: ‘anti-Semolina’ (The Controversy of Zion).As I state in the book, ‘Semitism’, at best, describes a language. So ‘anti-Semitism’ would denote opposition to Semitic languages – an absurd stance. The book exposes an ancient conspiracy against humanity, whose power is Read more
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FDA Chief Says Lyme Disease Came from U.S. Military Lab 257, Suggests HIV Came from African Lab (Video)
In a stunning exchange on the PBD Podcast (Episode 690), U.S. Commissioner of Food and Drugs (FDA) Dr. Marty Makary, a Johns Hopkins surgeon, dropped two bombshell admissions about pathogen origins—one about HIV, the other about Lyme disease. Dr. Makary openly entertained the possibility that HIV “may very well have come from a lab in Read more
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Governance by Clearance
From macro to micro, public to private, the pattern is the same: policy increasingly operates through conditional settlement rather than democratic deliberation. If you lack the right attestation, the transaction doesn’t clear. No compliant credential, no access to markets, services, or money itself. This machine works through seven infrastructure layers — seven ‘rails’ (R) — that together Read more