Category: Power

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China’s Hypothetical Hydrogen Bomb Without Fallout: Biblical End Times, Vril and the Ethiopian Bible

Introduction Speculation about advanced weaponry often intersects with ancient narratives, especially when considering apocalyptic scenarios. This article explores a hypothetical scenario where China develops a hydrogen bomb that eliminates nuclear fallout, potentially aligning with prophecies of a fiery end times and a New Earth as described in the Ethiopian Bible, particularly the Book of Enoch. We weave in the concept of Vril, a mythical energy from ancient folklore, possibly linked to inner Earth inhabitants, and connect it to the biblical Eve story and the fallen angels in Enochic literature. The Vril’s alleged agenda—to manipulate humans into self-destruction—gains new relevance with a fallout-free weapon, as it avoids rendering Earth uninhabitable, unlike traditional nuclear technology. China’s Hypothetical Fallout-Free Hydrogen Bomb Imagine a breakthrough in nuclear technology: a hydrogen bomb that…
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Klaus Schwab’s Resignation from WEF: Oversight and Unelected Power in Focus

On April 21, 2025, coinciding with Easter Monday, Klaus Schwab, the founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), announced his immediate resignation from the board of trustees. At 87, Schwab cited his age and the organization’s need for renewal as reasons for stepping down. However, the timing of his exit, amid whistleblower allegations and mounting criticism of the WEF’s unelected influence, suggests deeper forces at play. This article explores the circumstances surrounding Schwab’s departure and the growing calls for oversight of the WEF’s role in global policymaking. The Context of Schwab’s Resignation Schwab’s resignation followed a tumultuous period for the WEF. On April 22, 2025, the organization announced an investigation into allegations of misconduct raised by an anonymous whistleblower letter. According to The Wall Street Journal,…
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Breaking the Chains of Co-Dependence: China’s Threats and America’s Path to Sovereignty

The narrative around U.S. tariffs on China often casts America as the instigator, with some—particularly on the right—labeling China’s retaliatory measures as near acts of war. This view misses the core issue: our reliance on China is a self-inflicted wound, a toxic co-dependence that has eroded America’s sovereignty. Beyond trade, China’s aggressive acquisition of U.S. farmland, its growing influence through BRICS, and its systemic theft of intellectual property (IP) and personal information threaten our national security and independence. Rather than leaning on global orders to counter these threats, the U.S. must resolve its dependence through self-reliance, prioritizing principles over associations to avoid entanglement in a flawed global system. China’s strategy has never been about mutual benefit. Drawing from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, it seeks to weaken…
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Adobe’s Stagnation: Pricing, Platform Woes, and the Linux Opportunity

Adobe, once a titan of creative software, has struggled to maintain its innovative edge in recent years. While the company has leaned heavily into AI-driven features to reinvigorate its Creative Cloud suite, this push often overshadows deeper issues: exorbitant pricing, platform limitations, and persistent bugs that erode user trust. The real opportunity for Adobe to restore customer confidence lies in expanding its suite to Linux, a platform that could address privacy concerns, reduce reliance on flawed operating systems, and signal a commitment to user-centric innovation. The AI Distraction and the Pricing Problem Adobe’s recent focus on AI—tools like Firefly and generative features in Photoshop and Premiere Pro—has been marketed as a leap forward. These advancements are impressive but often feel like a distraction from systemic issues. The Creative…
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X’s Progress in Countering Fake Accounts and Astroturfing: Addressing an Inherited Challenge

Introduction The social media platform X, formerly Twitter, has long grappled with the pervasive issues of fake accounts and astroturfing—coordinated efforts to manipulate public opinion by mimicking grassroots support. These challenges, deeply rooted in Twitter’s pre-2022 era, have drawn scrutiny for undermining authentic discourse. Since Elon Musk’s acquisition of the platform in October 2022, X has implemented measures to address these problems, with mixed results. This article explores the progress X has made in countering fake accounts and astroturfing as of April 2025, provides background on the inherited issues from Twitter, and examines allegations of collusion involving Twitter’s former staff and owners. Background: The Inherited Problem of Fake Accounts and Astroturfing When Twitter operated under its original ownership, fake accounts and astroturfing were significant concerns, driven by the…
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How Online Scammers Are Eroding Dating App Profits—and What Can Be Done About It

Online dating has become a cultural cornerstone, connecting millions in search of love, companionship or just a spark. Yet, beneath this digital romance lies a growing threat: scammers who exploit these platforms for profit, leaving both users and dating app companies reeling. The financial toll of these fraudulent activities is staggering, and it’s hitting dating apps where it hurts most—their bottom line. This article explores how scammers are undermining the dating industry, backed by recent statistics, and proposes robust solutions involving identity verification, anti-fraud measures, and streamlined reporting to protect users and restore trust. The Financial Fallout of Scams on Dating Apps Romance scams have surged in recent years, with scammers crafting fake profiles to prey on unsuspecting users. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), consumers reported…
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Positive influence, my story in return…

I have reached out in gratitude and gotten a response back from someone I looked up to during my struggles in my early 20s-30s, after my father had disappeared intentionally. In this letter back to their response “Good to Hear from You Jason” and their wish to read more as I offered, I wrote about my story after their influence seeded in me and continues to take shape and form. I share this here as I never been prompted to take the time and write about my young adult life and the recent challenges that got me to where I am today. And I think it important to share to others, if not for inspiration, to seed a curiosity  for a deeper understanding: Hi [name omitted], Shortly after…
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The Dangers of Joining the CIA: A Legacy of Misplaced Power & Selfish Ambition

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has a long and complex history, dating back to the post-World War II era. Established in 1947, the CIA was created in response to the emerging threats of the Cold War, including the arms and space races. However, from its inception, the agency has been plagued by a culture of misplaced power and selfish ambition, which has led to a legacy of danger and deception. One of the earliest and most influential operations in the CIA’s history was Operation Paperclip, a secret program that recruited former Nazi scientists and engineers to work for the United States government. This operation set a precedent for the CIA’s willingness to compromise its values and morals in pursuit of power and knowledge. By recruiting individuals with questionable…
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Not mRNA Chicken?! Why the Bird Flu…

  Dr. Eric Berg’s part in this discussion with Clayton Baker M.D., has shed light on a concerning plan to vaccinate all chickens and livestock with mRNA technology, which could potentially contaminate the global food supply chains. This plan is allegedly linked to the introduction of a new virus that threatens livestock and can leap to humans during the contamination stage, utilizing miRNA inference for gain of function research. The Biden administration has granted a significant amount of money to Moderna to develop a vaccine for this virus, raising questions about the motivations behind this move. The timing of the virus’s emergence and the subsequent development of a vaccine by Moderna has sparked concerns about a potential global conspiracy to reduce the human population on Earth. The sudden…
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OS/2 Lives On: ArcaOS 5.1.1 Released!

” ArcaOS 5.1.1 has been released, changes in this release include full NLS support for English, German, Spanish, and Russian, further improvements to UEFI boot and GPT disk layouts (modern disks that are larger than 2TB), enhanced USB mouse and keyboard support, Panorama video driver improvements, ACPI management system updated to version 3.23.18, changes to the MultiMac generic Ethernet drivers and the FAT32 driver. The multimedia system has also seen some improvements, particularly in relation to optical media handling. The “Why update or upgrade to ArcaOS 5.1.1?” document has more information: https://www.arcanoae.com/why-update-or-upgrade-to-arcaos-5-1-1/ ” — arcanoae.com OS/2 was a gem that could have dominated the computing landscape, captivating end users and reshaping the market—if only history had unfolded differently. Picture it: selling water in a desert, a product so…