It’s even worse than you think!
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Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
Corbett: Rejoice! The Great Reset is yesterday’s news, and the great reject is upon us! What does it mean that the US is withdrawing from the IPCC? That the UN is on the ropes? That Davos was as big of a flop as last year’s COP? Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com joins us to discuss these issues and the sea change that has taken place in public opinion on global warming and globalism in the past year.
'The Bigshots Know "The Bottom Is Falling Out" Of The Economy!'
By Hal Turner: For the past thirty days or so, Executives in publicly traded companies have been dumping gigantic amounts of their own company stocks. They must disclose this to the public when it takes place, for obvious reasons.
But the shear volume of insider stock sales over the past couple months seems astonishing to many observers. It seems clear to many observers that the bigshots know "the bottom is falling out" of the economy, and they're getting out with high values on stocks that maybe won't be worth so much if they wait.The Jews are Demonic!
Russell Brand: The Epstein files are framed as more than a scandal, pointing to a deeper breakdown of moral, political, and spiritual authority in both the UK and the US. The discussion links elite sexual corruption, collapsing institutions, and public disillusionment with the idea that modern nation-states have lost any shared moral foundation. From Britain’s political paralysis to America’s culture wars, it asks whether the scale of corruption now visible is pushing societies back toward faith, repentance, and radical systemic change.
“The findings encourage further research into circadian regulation as a potentially modifiable factor in brain health.”
Authored by George Citroner: A December study suggested that disruptions in the body’s natural 24-hour cycle, known as circadian rhythm, may increase the risk of developing dementia.
The study, published in Neurology, tracked more than 2,000 adults, with a mean age of 79, using wearable heart monitors, and found that people with irregular sleep-wake patterns faced up to a 50 percent higher risk of developing dementia than those with consistent daily rhythms. Of the participants, 176 were later diagnosed with dementia.
“Changes in circadian rhythms happen with aging, and evidence suggests that circadian rhythm disturbances may be a risk factor for neurodegenerative diseases like dementia,” study author Wendy Wang, of the Peter O’Donnell Jr. School of Public Health at UT Southwestern Medical Center, said in a statement.
Circadian rhythm helps regulate sleep, hormones, body temperature, and digestion. People with a strong, well-aligned circadian rhythm tend to follow consistent sleep and activity patterns, despite seasonal changes or schedule disruptions. Conversely, those with a weaker, fragmented, and delayed rhythm often experience irregular sleep and activity times.
Fidias and Prof Steve Keen: Steve Keen is a renowned economist and former professor of economics, best known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis and for his outspoken criticism of mainstream economic theory. He focuses on real-world economics, debt dynamics, and financial instability, challenging the models that dominate policy-making.
JAMES CORBETT: Just over a week ago, the U.S. Department of Justice released three and a half million of the six million pages of documents in the so-called “Epstein files.”
And by now, we’ve all heard the accusation that, for example, Bill Gates caught an STD from “Russian girls” and then tearfully pleaded with Jeffrey Epstein to please provide him with antibiotics so he could surrepetitiously drug Melinda. Brock, cut in the CNN Gates clip here. And we’ve all seen Elon Musk pleading with Epstein to pretty please allow him to attend. Let’s try that again.
Trump says his mouth has been superglued to Bibi 'The Baby Butcher's' anal sphincter.
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'The question becomes unavoidable: Who was the dependency really serving all along?'
BCD: It finally slipped out — and now the global financial world is scrambling to explain it away. In a moment few expected, the IMF has effectively admitted that Burkina Faso can run its economy without external supervision. No bailout plea. No emergency conditions. No “structural adjustment” sermon. Just an uncomfortable truth the system wasn’t built to accept.
For decades, institutions like the IMF positioned themselves as indispensable to African economies — setting budgets, dictating reforms, and holding leverage through debt. Burkina Faso just disrupted that entire model by proving something radical: economic discipline without dependency is possible.