We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies. It’s an information war. What is true? I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
Lee Harvey Oswald didn’t kill JFK; he was a patsy set up by the CIA. This was a multi-shooter operation backed by the highest echelons of power—including the Bush family, Lyndon B Johnson, and Israeli intelligence. JFK didn't stand a chance.
The conventional argument is that you "caught a bug", but what if it's entirely wrong? What if something else makes you ill?
John Hamer offers a remarkably persuasive counter-argument to the official story and it even involves an entirely different ship.
We all assume that everything has a simple starting point. But what if history does not follow a chronological timeline and, instead, loops in cycles from primitive stages to advanced peaks? Is it really a crazy thought?
There is a growing movement arguing that Earth is flat. Could it be that they have a point? Are we being lied to on a cosmic scale?
When people label you a 'conspiracy theorist', they are inadvertently doing the CIA's work by trying to suppress critical thinking. They don't realise that the CIA weaponised the phrase back in the 1960s. Honestly, being labelled that is just a compliment.
His predictions have been not only very dark but also very accurate and we should listen to what he has to say.
What if Alex Jones was right? What if, like many other alleged ‘mass shootings’, the Sandy Hook story is partly or entirely fictional?
There was no actual pandemic; instead, a widespread campaign of fear was orchestrated to manipulate people into receiving a toxic injection, and to prepare society for the introduction of totalitarianism through digital ID and mass surveillance.
James Fetzer claims the official 9/11 narrative is false, arguing that no planes actually crashed into any buildings. He believes it was an elaborate cover-up.
Russia has a unique civilisational identity that bridges Europe and Asia, which pushes back against Western liberalism and imperialism.
Black people can never prosper if they constantly view themselves as victims, and Black men need to be better fathers and husbands, argues Adam Coleman.
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