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out-of-place animals continue, and usually to the detriment of the animal's new environment.
Everglades is turning into a horror story as Burmese Pythons are eating all the little animal natives.
https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/how-have-invas...ecosystems

Severe declines in mammal populations throughout Everglades National Park have been linked to Burmese pythons, with the most severe declines in native species having occurred in the remote southernmost regions of the Park where pythons have been established the longest. A 2012 study found that populations of raccoons had declined 99.3 percent, opossums 98.9 percent, and bobcats 87.5 percent since 1997 (Mammal Decline). Marsh rabbits, cottontail rabbits, and foxes effectively disappeared over that time (Marsh Rabbits Mortality).

poor little animals.  very sad. 



on the plus side, Indiana now hosts armadillos
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/armadi...NewsBrowse
According to a recent study by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), armadillos have colonized much of southeastern Indiana and are spreading north and west, including sightings in and around Marion County. 

had no idea they could live that far north.
any invaders in your areas?

Aussies in space ! Only an hour into the story but so far worth a listen.

The ultra rare horror/thriller SASQUATCH (1978) by M.E. Knerr is now scanned and available to read for free, by Dr. Jerry Coe.

This is the New English Library edition: Sasquatch



The original Tower Books edition was titled SASQUATCH: MONSTER OF THE NORTHWEST WOODS (1977).




Knerr assures readers that any resemblance to any Sasquatch, living or dead, is completely coincidental:




Knerr's work isn't well documented online (he's got two separate Goodreads profiles as M.E. and Michael!) but he also wrote a book on Jonestown:



And something called THE SEX LIFE OF THE GODS! (1962)



And there's this short article at the Mystery*File quoting writer John F. Carr on what he knew of Knerr: John F. Carr on MICHAEL E. KNERR

Which includes a partial bibliography but also notes that more titles probably exist under pseudonyms:

Most have probably heard of the infamous unit 731 of the Japanese military during WW2.  Never underestimate the ability of humans to create misery and despicable acts...oh all for science... Mk-ultra comes to mind.




https://allthatsinteresting.com/unit-731

Quote:Inside Unit 731, Japan’s Disturbing Human Experiments Program During World War II
By Richard Stockton | Edited By John Kuroski
Published May 14, 2023
Updated March 12, 2024

These six "experiments" by Unit 731 rank among some of the most horrifying war crimes ever committed — and they went virtually unpunished.

Xinhua via Getty ImagesUnit 731 personnel conduct a bacteriological trial upon a test subject in Nong’an County of northeast China’s Jilin Province. November 1940.

World War II devastated the lives of more than 100 million people around the world. And out of all the areas in which World War II was fought, none were active as long as what would come to be known as the Pacific Theater. In fact, Japan arguably started the war by attacking Manchuria in 1931, and it inarguably waged war with China by invading in 1937.

The disturbances and upheavals that these invasions caused shook China to its very foundations, triggered a civil war and a famine that probably killed more people than currently live in Canada and Australia combined, and lasted until the country’s Soviet “liberation” in 1945.

And out of all the atrocities that Imperial Japan unleashed upon the Chinese people during this brutal occupation, probably none were as gratuitously hateful as the operations of Unit 731, the Japanese Empire‘s biological warfare unit that somehow plumbed new depths in what was already a genocidal war.

Despite innocent beginnings as a research and public health agency, Unit 731 eventually grew into an assembly line for weaponized diseases that, if fully deployed, could have killed everyone on Earth several times over. All this “progress” was, of course, built on the limitless suffering of human captives, who were held as test subjects and walking disease incubators until Unit 731 was shut down at the end of the war.

But before Unit 731 was broken up in 1945, it committed some of the most torturous human experiments in recorded history.
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History Uncovered Podcast
Episode 51: The Horrors Of Japan’s Unit 731 During World War 2
From chemical weapons tests to frostbite experiments to amputations without anesthesia, the atrocities of Unit 731 rank among the most vicious in modern history.
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Unit 731 Experiments: Frostbite Testing

Xinhua via Getty ImagesThe frostbitten hands of a Chinese person who was taken outside in winter by Unit 731 personnel for an experiment on how best to treat frostbite. Date unspecified.

Yoshimura Hisato, a physiologist assigned to Unit 731, took a special interest in hypothermia. As part of Maruta’s study in limb injuries, Hisato routinely submerged captives’ limbs in a tub of water filled with ice and had them held until the arm or leg had frozen solid and a coat of ice had formed over the skin. According to one eyewitness account, the limbs made a sound like a plank of wood when struck with a cane.

Hisato then tried different methods for rapid rewarming of the frozen appendage. Sometimes he did this by dousing the limb with hot water, sometimes by holding it close to an open fire, and other times by leaving the subject untreated overnight to see how long it took for the person’s own blood to thaw it out.

Vivisection Of Conscious Captives

Xinhua via Getty ImagesA Unit 731 doctor operates on a patient that is part of a bacteriological experiment. Date unspecified.

Unit 731 started out as a research unit, investigating the effects of disease and injury on the fighting ability of an armed force. One element of the unit, called “Maruta,” took this research a little further than the usual bounds of medical ethics by observing injuries and the course of disease on living patients.

At first, these patients were volunteers from the ranks of the army, but as the experiments reached the limits of what could be non-invasively observed, and as the supply of volunteers dried up, the unit turned to the study of Chinese POWs and civilian captives.

And as the concept of consent went out the window, so did the restraint of the researchers. It was around this time that Unit 731 began referring to confined research subjects as “logs,” or “Maruta” in Japanese.

Study methods in these experiments were barbaric.

Vivisection, for example, is the practice of mutilating human bodies, without anesthesia, to study the operations of living systems. Thousands of men and women, mostly Chinese communist captives as well as children and elderly farmers, were infected with diseases such as cholera and the plague, then had their organs removed for examination before they died in order to study the effects of the disease without the decomposition that occurs after death.

Subjects had limbs amputated and reattached to the other side of the body, while others had their limbs crushed or frozen, or had the circulation cut off to observe the progress of gangrene.

Finally, when a prisoner’s body was all used up, they would typically be shot or killed by lethal injection, though some may have been buried alive. None of the Chinese, Mongolian, Korean, or Russian captives assigned to Unit 731 survived their confinement.

Unit 731’s Horrifying Weapons Tests

Associated Press/LIFE via Wikimedia CommonsA Japanese soldier uses a Chinese man’s body for bayonet practice near Tianjin, China. September 1937.

The effectiveness of various weapons was of obvious interest to the Japanese Army. To determine effectiveness, Unit 731 herded captives together on a firing range and blasted them from varying ranges by multiple Japanese weapons, such as the Nambu 8mm pistol, bolt-action rifles, machine guns, and grenades. Wound patterns and penetration depths were then compared on the bodies of the dead and dying inmates.

Bayonets, swords, and knives were also studied in this way, though the victims were usually bound for these tests. Flamethrowers were also tested, on both covered and exposed skin. In addition, gas chambers were set up at unit facilities and test subjects exposed to nerve gas and blister agents.

Heavy objects were dropped onto bound victims to study crush injuries, subjects were locked up and deprived of food and water to learn how long humans could survive without them, and victims were allowed to drink only sea water, or were given injections of mismatched human or animal blood to study transfusions and the clotting process.

Meanwhile, prolonged X-ray exposure sterilized and killed thousands of research participants, as well as inflicting horrible burns when the emitting plates were miscalibrated or held too close to the subjects’ nipples, genitals, or faces.

And to study the effects of high G-forces on pilots and falling paratroopers, Unit 731 personnel loaded human beings into large centrifuges and spun them at higher and higher speeds until they lost consciousness and/or died, which usually happened around 10 to 15 G’s, though young children showed a lower tolerance for acceleration forces.

Syphilis Experiments On Unit 731 Captives

Wikimedia CommonsGeneral Shiro Ishii, the commander of Unit 731.

Venereal disease has been the bane of organized militaries since ancient Egypt, and so it stands to reason that the Japanese military would take an interest in the symptoms and treatment of syphilis.

To learn what they needed to know, doctors assigned to Unit 731 infected victims with the disease and withheld treatment to observe the uninterrupted course of the illness. A contemporary treatment, a primitive chemotherapy agent called Salvarsan, was sometimes administered over a period of months to observe the side effects, however.

To ensure effective transmission of the disease, syphilitic male victims were ordered to rape both female and male fellow captives, who would then be monitored to observe the onset of the disease. If the first exposure failed to establish infection, more rapes would be arranged until it did.

Rape And Forced Pregnancy

Wikimedia CommonsUnit 731’s Harbin facility.

Beyond just the syphilis experiments, rape became a common feature of Unit 731’s experiments.

For example, female captives of childbearing age were sometimes forcibly impregnated so that weapon and trauma experiments could be done on them.

After being infected with various diseases, exposed to chemical weapons, or suffering crush injuries, bullet wounds, and shrapnel injuries, the pregnant subjects were opened up and the effects on the fetuses studied.

The idea seems to have been to translate the teams’ findings into civilian medicine, but if Unit 731’s researchers ever published these results, the papers seem not to have survived the war years.

Germ Warfare On Chinese Civilians

Xinhua via Getty ImagesUnit 731 researchers conduct bacteriological experiments with captive child subjects in Nongan County of northeast China’s Jilin Province. November 1940.

The totality of Unit 731’s research was in support of their larger mission, which by 1939 was to develop horrific weapons of mass destruction for use against the Chinese population, and presumably American and Soviet forces, if the time ever came.

To this end, Unit 731 cycled through tens of thousands of captives at several facilities across Manchuria, which had been occupied by imperial forces for years. Inmates of these facilities were infected with several of the most lethal pathogens known to science, such as Yersinia pestis, which causes bubonic and pneumonic plague, and typhus, which the Japanese hoped would spread from person to person after being deployed and depopulate disputed areas.

To breed the most lethal strains possible, doctors monitored patients for rapid onset of symptoms and quick progression. Victims who pulled through were shot, but those who got sickest fastest were bled to death on a mortuary table, and their blood was used to transfect other captives, the sickest of whom would themselves be bled to transfer the most virulent strain to yet another generation.

One member of Unit 731 later recalled that very sick and unresisting captives would be laid out on the slab so a line could be inserted into their carotid artery. When most of the blood had been siphoned off and the heart was too weak to pump anymore, an officer in leather boots climbed onto the table and jumped on the victim’s chest with enough force to crush the ribcage, whereupon another dollop of blood would spurt into the container.

When the plague bacillus had been bred to what was felt to be a sufficiently lethal caliber, the last generation of victims to be infected were exposed to huge numbers of fleas, Y. pestis’ preferred vector of contagion. The fleas were then packed in dust and sealed inside clay bomb casings.

Xinhua via Getty ImagesJapanese personnel in protective suits carry a stretcher through Yiwu, China during Unit 731’s germ warfare tests. June 1942.

On October 4, 1940, Japanese bombers deployed these casings, each loaded with 30,000 fleas that had each sucked blood from a dying prisoner, over the Chinese village of Quzhou. Witnesses to the raid recall a fine reddish dust settling on surfaces all over town, followed by a rash of painful flea bites that afflicted nearly everyone.

From contemporary accounts, it is known that more than 2,000 civilians died of plague following this attack, and that another 1,000 or so died in nearby Yiwu after the plague was carried there by sick railway workers. Other attacks, using anthrax, killed approximately 6,000 more people in the area.

A few years later, as the war was nearing its end, Japan likewise planned to bomb America with plague-ridden fleas, but never got the chance. In August 1945, after Hiroshima and Nagasaki had both been bombed, the Soviet Army had invaded Manchuria and utterly annihilated the Japanese Army, and the emperor read his infamous surrender declaration over the radio, Unit 731 was officially disbanded.

Its records were mostly burned, destroying any useful information the team had managed to generate in 13 years of research. Researchers mostly slipped back into civilian life in occupied Japan as if nothing had ever happened, many of them becoming prominent members of university faculty.

To this day, Japan has not apologized for, and China has not forgiven, the countless atrocities Japanese forces visited upon China between 1931 and 1945 during the Second Sino-Japanese War and beyond. As the last witnesses to this history grow old and die, it’s possible that the matter will never be addressed again.

Full title: China Calls for Global AI Governance While Integrating AI into Nuclear Weapons Systems

From the Gateway Pundit, so take it for what it is worth.

Quote:On July 26, 2025, China announced its Action Plan for Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance. This initiative builds on Xi Jinping’s October 2023 Global AI Governance Initiative and presents itself as a responsible and benevolent effort to avoid global chaos. However, it reflects China’s broader ambition to shape global AI governance amidst rising technological competition.

I haven't had a pet that I have chosen to own for at least ten plus years. The last cat I had, which I brought home, was a male cat that I had neutered. It wasn't a few years later when he got a urinary tract infection that would have killed him after intense suffering. Apparently, that happens to cats that are neutered. The operation to save him cost over $300; it was only a year later when he was in the same shape, and not having the cash, I had to take him out back. That was devastating for me, esp. since my mother had just passed recently. Afterward, I vowed never to have another pet that wasn't small enough to flush down the toilet when it died.

Well, one lone kitten showed up in a rainstorm, so I took him in. However, I was reluctant to have him neutered because of the last cat. He grew up and would do as male cats do when they have the goods intact. He'd go off and fight other cats to breed. Many times he'd be gone for days, and one day he had a little kitten with him when he came home. We tried to coax it into the house, but it got spooked when the screen door hit it on its rear and we could never get too close again.

Well, we fed the cats outside and sure enough, once that new female grew up, it was having litters out under logs and in the briar bushes. That began a problem I'm still trying to deal with today. Those two cats are long gone, but the feral cat colony is large and growing. As much as I feed and water them, help them with worm meds, flea and tick treatments, and try to gain their trust, there are only a few that would be worthy as house pets.

Now, I have some money to deal with this by using a method of cat control where you catch, neuter/spay, and then release. Basically, the only alternative is to euthanize the whole lot. Other than taking them out back to the pet cemetery, this is the least cruel thing to do for them. I have seen some horrific things these cats go through, many never make it to adulthood, some eventually disappear do to various reasons like predators, and wounds from the cats that are fighting all the time. 

There is one cat that was the runt of the litter and it became attached to me. I took good care of him and he bulked out to become battle cat to the extreme. He has gotten so badly injured during his mating and territory fights, that if I hadn't patched him up and gave him antibiotics, he would had died a horrible death on a few occasions. So, we tried a vet service that offer cheap rates for feral cats as long as you brought them in inside a live trap (the only one within a hour's drive). We were going to trap two cats and had an appointment to have them fixed. We had already taken four cats in to this place that became house cats and got a reduced rate for fixing pets. But when we couldn't get the feral cats to go into the trap, one cat bit my girlfriend. It was the day of the appointment and she left a message about the situation, sobbing as she did so. They never answered or return our calls. At least we still have the live trap, I guess that is mine now.

Given the situation, I called every vet within a 20 mile radius and made an appointment for battle cat to get neutered at the closest vet that had the cheapest rates, just to see if I wanted to do more cats there. They gave him his initial checkup with blood work and a rabies shot, but because they only did surgeries on Thursdays, I had to wait another 3 weeks to get him snipped. Today was the day, and he couldn't be fed after midnight (9 hours basically). I had not fed him for 27 hours, because he is an outdoor cat, and that was how it happened to work out.

I let them know how he had been doing, and I told them he was under the weather for around a week after his visit, but was back to normal now. The lady at the desk and I determined it was the flea, tick, and ear mite meds I put between his shoulder blades, apparently, that caused his illness, they never told me that I needed to place the medicine up higher, where his neck and head meet, until now. OK, moving along, I told them his food was withheld for more than 24 hours, but since he was outdoors until 5 am this morning, the lady at the desk thought he may have eaten a mouse or something. She talked to the vet and came back and said that we will have to reschedule for another week (a month since his first visit), and keep him indoors when we withhold his food, and then he could get fixed.

I got upset and said that they don't understand, that this cat is out of control, and if I can't get him fixed soon, I'll have to take him out. "Take him out? What do mean?" Well, I told her and she didn't like being spoken to that way, apparently, so I told her I'm 61 years old and I feel I can say whatever I want to. Guess what? Now I need a new vet, but considering it was a vet office in a shed on a family farm where I had to park next to the chicken coop, maybe this was for the best. Now, I have an appointment on Monday with the new vet, who, although a little farther away, is cheaper overall. The farm vet better send his files over by tomorrow, or I'm going down to their office and share some language with them that they will not like in the least.

This new vet does procedures every day in an office in town, they are cheaper, and they got him in right away due to a cancellation, something I'm sure the farm vet wouldn't do as they only do procedures once a week. I'll get the best of the lot fixed, at least the ones I can catch and deal with, otherwise, I have to man up and solve this problem like the real farmers do, out back. I want to have them around, but not the constant litters, cat fights, and kitty cologne spray. The horrible things I've seen with these feral cats would give that lady at the desk nightmares for months, if not years, if she saw the things I have. I'm sure it'll be good for my fictional stories, but that might be the best I can say about that.

Thanks for reading all this; it helps me because I wanted to punch that bitch. Then afterward, I had a doctor's appointment, and my BP was sky high as I was so pissed off. Anyway, if you have suggestions, lay them on me; otherwise, I'm just letting off some steam before my cat overlords return and demand more tribute.

https://slaynews.com/news/nurse-blows-wh...-vaccines/

Quote:Covid ‘Vaccines’
Frank Bergman
August 5, 2025 - 12:54 pm

A California nurse has come forward with explosive whistleblower claims to expose an alarming cover-up of surging fetal deaths caused by Covid mRNA “vaccination” among pregnant women.
The allegations were revealed in court filings for a shocking new lawsuit filed by registered nurse Michelle Spencer.
The lawsuit, filed in California, reveals bombshell claims of institutional misconduct at Community Health System (dba Community Medical Centers, or CMC).
Spencer, a labor and delivery nurse, accuses CMC of concealing a dramatic increase in fetal deaths following the hospital’s Covid “vaccine” policies, implemented in 2021.
The lawsuit alleges fraudulent concealment of adverse outcomes, retaliation against whistleblowers, and prioritization of institutional profits over patient safety.
The lawsuit, Spencer v. Community Health System (Case No. 25CECG03557), claims that the health system concealed an alarming rise in fetal deaths after Covid mRNA injections were mandated for pregnant women.
Spencer, who worked at CMC’s Community Regional Medical Center (CRMC), alleges that the hospital failed to investigate Covid shot-related causes for the devastating increase in stillbirths, a move that, according to the lawsuit, violated ethical and legal standards.

According to Spencer, fetal deaths surged by up to 5,000% among pregnant women who received mRNA injections.
Spencer’s complaint alleges that fetal deaths at CRMC surged dramatically starting in the spring of 2021.
She reveals that fetal deaths went from a baseline of 1–2 per month to an average of 4 per week, coinciding with the rollout of the Covid “vaccines.”
Spencer claims that internal hospital data and staff discussions pointed to the fact that nearly all of these deaths occurred in “vaccinated” mothers.
The lawsuit includes evidence from OB/GYN Dr. James A. Thorp.
Dr. Thorpe prepared a stillbirth rate chart to highlight the surge.
The chart shows that the stillbirth rate in one California hospital jumped from the national average of approximately 5.7 per 1,000 births before 2021 to a staggering 29.3 per 1,000 births after July 2021.
The doctor notes that stillbirths skyrocketed following the introduction of the Covid injections.

Today's daily chat...

Quote:It's "green supremacy" we should fear



UPDATE 04AUG25: good jeans AND guns? OK, I’m sold.

Indonesia, like many post-colonial nation-states, is a hodge-podge of cobbled-together peoples and cultures whose borders were arbitrarily drawn for the convenience of foreign powers.

To an outsider, Indonesia looks like a fairly homogenous monoculture, where a bunch of identical short people with black eyes and hair all speak the same language and live in peace and harmony. Au contraire.

Indonesia is a mish-mash of over 300 cultures, each with distinct languages, religions, traditions, costumes, food, and music. Even within groups like Jawa, there are the halus (smooth) and kasar (rough), and subgroups within those, such as my adopted Tegal.

Overlaid on the aboriginal cultures are Indian, Chinese, Arab, Portuguese, British and Dutch imprints left by past colonization and subjugation. The national language, known as Bahasa Indonesia, is chock full of words borrowed from other languages, much like English.

And through all of this, like the brilliant Tom Lehrer song says, everyone hates each other, with ancient prejudices infusing all layers of society.

So when I hear people lambasting “white culture,” I have to laugh at the sheer ignorance, and in the case of white folks who do this, the pathological self-hatred on display.

Anyone who’s ever been to Europe or lives there knows that there is no such thing as “white culture” or even ‘white people”. Germans are as different from Italians from Spaniards from Swedes. They look different, speak differently, have unique traditions and histories, and they all hate each other. That hardly sounds like a homogenous monoculture.

There’s not even a single group with “white” skin. Gingers and albinos might come close, but the rest of the continent runs the gamut of ruddy red, golden tan, coffee brown, and green olivine. Just within the island of England, there are dozens of incomprehensible dialects and subcultures that all look down on each other. Across the US, each state has its own unique culture and dialect, with dozens of subcultures across the innards.

There is no discernable “white culture”. Nazis were a political party 100 years ago, and “white supremacy” could only exist if albinos attempted to conquer the planet.

There are several reasons why European cultures have dominated global civilization for several centuries. The first is ancient Greek philosophy and art. The second is the Roman church’s maniacal push to catalogue the planet as its singular possession. The third was European appropriation of Arabic numbers and maths, but to be fair this was the fault of Hugalu Khan and the Mongols (great band name).

Since Greeks are olivine skinned, we can say that the domination of Western civilization started with “green supremacy,” something Kermit the Frog should be proud of. The Roman church is based on a religious movement that started in the Middle East. Both Italians and Levantine people are olive skinned, thus enforcing “green supremacy”. Europe’s appropriation of Arabic mathematics was predicated on invasion by golden brown people into Bagdad, which was full of olivine people. No white faces to be found here, either.

What we are left with are calendars, English, and McDonald’s. Are Europeans evil for inventing a calendar that is one of the most accurate on the planet? Is it Europe’s fault that English is the simplest of European languages, and that all the important discoveries and industrial updates have been published in English for the past two centuries? Is it Europe’s fault that Americans invented mass production and the Repeatable Experience?

Folks need to disabuse themselves of the idea that there are monolithic cultures built around skin tone. Go to Africa for any amount of time and you will find no “black culture”. Hang out in Asia for a while and you will never find a “yellow culture”. This oversimplification of skin tone is an insult to the thousands of unique cultures that have all had their contributions to global civilization.

So, about this Sweeney chick.

Sweeney is a Gaelic name, Mac Suibhne, which means “pleasant” or “easy going”. The Sweeney chick looks both pleasant and easy-going. The name also implies Irish ancestry, and the Irish have never invaded anyone. In fact, Ireland’s contributions to the world — great literature, outstanding whisky, and a fun holiday — have been adopted globally, not forced. Thus, I hardly think the Sweeney chick is a supremacist of any kind.

So, what all this boils down to is yes, the Sweeney chick has nice genes and fills out her jeans quite well. Anyone having fits over the Sweeney chick’s ad campaign is clearly a nut job and needs to tweak their meds. She’s obviously an attractive young woman making a decent living off of her natural assets, and this should make the Feminazis happy in any case.

As for the rest of us, we should be relieved that we don’t have to look at fat people in bikinis any more, and given the overabundance of black and brown people over the past few years, it’s nice to see a peach-colored face in the public square.

The upshot of all this is…give it a rest. Stop with the racial and cultural hatred and self-loathing. Remember it was the Greeks and Persians who gave us geometry and algebra, and thus bear all the blame for “green supremacy”.

And now, on to something more interesting.

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Today’s cinematic offering is The Mongol (2007), a Mongolian-Russian co-production about the early life of Genghis Khan. It’s well written and shot, and fairly historically accurate, though it was part of a series that never materialized. Maybe you’ll want to double feature it with one of the worst film ever made — The Conqueror (1956), with John Wayne playing Genghis Khan. Hollywood at its finest.

Come closer and listen this fellow , i think he`s name is Paul Niculi . 

Quote:Something is happening across the Western world. You can feel it on the streets in the courts, at work, on television, in theaters, and online.  It’s not just political. It’s not just cultural. It’s psychological. A silent shift is underway, and it has a name, the inversion matrix.


There are 5 sections:

1. The reversal begins. In this new system the native becomes the intruder, the majority becomes the villain and the truth becomes hate speech. The very people whose ancestors build these nations, who raised the families, tilled the land and paid taxes, now find themselves apologizing for simply existing. How did this happen?


2. Psychological engineering and guilt programming. It began with psychological engineering. First, inject guilt programming – a constant stream of reminders about colonialism, slavery, privilege and oppression. Then flood the language with weaponized labels:

“Racist,” “transphobe,” “Islamophobic,” “far right.”

Each designed to shut down conversation, to train you to self censor and to submit. This isn’t about justice. It is about control through confusion.


3. The two-tier system of “compassion”. Look around and you will see it. As a matter of fact, I think you know it already.

Certain groups can gather publicly in the name of religion or pride – others are fined, silenced, or arrested for praying silently. Crimes by one group are explained away as trauma, misunderstanding, or cultural norms.

The same crime committed by someone else results in instant outrage, national headlines, and cancellation. We have moved from equal rights to engineered imbalance, from justice for all to justice selectively applied.


4. Institutional capture. Every major institution in the western world has been taken over by the same ideological virus. Schools no longer teach pride in culture, but shame history.

Police now investigate feelings, not felonies.

The media filters truth through an ideological lens where facts are problematic and narratives are sacred.

Even churches and temples now bow down to slogans instead of scripture. This is called “institutional capture” and it is not accidental.


5. Divide, demoralize and replace – but why?

Because a divided guilt rhythm and morally paralyzed society is easier to govern, it is easier to shatter its traditions, drown it in imported ideologies and define its language, and turn its people against themselves.

These are the true cracks to the Matrix. What is the end goal?

Not justice, not harmony, but a population too confused to resist and too fragmented to unite.



But let’s be clear, this isn’t a war between races or religions or genders. It’s a war between truth and programming. Between those who remember who they are and those who’ve been re-thought to forget.

You don’t need to hate anyone, but you do need to see, because the longer we stay silent, the more the inversion Matrix tightens.

Until what was once solid:  identity, family, faith, and law,  becomes liquid, then meaningless, then gone.


This isn’t about hate. This is about survival, and if you are understanding this, it means the program didn’t fully work on you. Not yet.