Deaf Ears: A 40-Year Warning
I was first made aware of the cracks in our system in the 1980s. Of course, these were just things that were part of our overall system that needed improvement and were just not running the way we were told. At least that’s what I believed. And then we watched the ’90s come through with […]
Charles Manson, MK-Ultra, and the Architecture of Suspicion: A Critical Examination
The theory that Charles Manson and the 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders were linked to CIA mind-control experiments such as MK-Ultra occupies a complex space between historical reality and speculative interpretation. It persists not because of definitive evidence, but because it exists at the intersection of two unsettling truths: first, that Manson’s crimes remain among the most […]
Ezra Pound (1885–1972) was an American poet, critic, and intellectual who played a pivotal role in shaping modernist literature in the early 20th century.
He is best known for his influence on fellow writers like T.S. Eliot, James Joyce, and Ernest Hemingway, and for his ambitious long poem The Cantos, which combines history, politics, economics, and literary allusion. However, his literary contributions are often overshadowed by his political actions and deeply controversial views: Key Facts: Summary: Ezra Pound was […]
🛡️ The Trojan Horse of Disarmament
When fear is weaponized, freedom is the first casualty. By Truther Pick | June 23, 2025 This week, Democratic officials raised alarms about Iranian terror sleeper cells operating inside the U.S. homeland. Suddenly, after years of border neglect, sanctuary policies, and open-door rhetoric, they’re concerned? Forgive my skepticism. The same party that let them in […]
“The Beat That Broke the Culture: How Rap Music Derailed a Generation”
By someone who saw it coming. In the late 1980s, I was just a teenager flipping through TV channels. What I saw on MTV didn’t sit right. I didn’t know the word “cultural engineering” yet, but I felt it happening in real time. Rap music, once a gritty reflection of inner-city struggle, had started to […]
“The Southern Poverty Law Center: From Civil Rights Champion to Censorship Cash Machine”
For decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) was held up as a gold standard in the fight for civil rights. Founded in 1971 to take down white supremacist groups and combat systemic racism, it made a name for itself with landmark legal victories and a powerful mission. But today, critics argue the SPLC has […]
An alarming trend emerging
Recent incidents at a high school track meet have drawn significant attention due to a heinous and malicious murder. A 17-year-old student killed another over a minor dispute involving a tent at a sporting event. Karmelo Anthony, who was armed, stabbed the victim following a confrontation initiated by Austin Metcalf, apparently after Karmelo intruded into […]
Anti-Inflammatory Diet May Reduce Dementia Risk by Up to a Third–Study
“The Hidden Agenda: How “Smart Cities” Conceal the True Cost of Power”
In the age of rapid urbanization, the concept of “smart cities” has become a buzzword, promising a utopian future where technology and innovation converge to make our lives easier, more efficient, and sustainable. However, beneath the gleaming façade of sleek skyscrapers and high-tech infrastructure, a more sinister reality lurks. As cities invest in the latest […]
Who is They?
The number one question consistently circulating social media and infuriating the minds of millions is, “who is they?” Not “who are they,” but “who is they” as though “they” is a single force operating as one. Whereas “they” often do operate as a single force, there are many individuals and players involved. People want to […]