El: The Bloodlines is a summary outline of the genealogy and history of the ruling families of the world. EMBED A VIDEO (Optional): https://archive.org/details/ELTheBloodlines/mode/2up
In this speech Nils Melzer, a United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture & Professor of international law at the University of Glasgow, talks about the case of Julian Assange. This speech was recorded on the 4th of February 2020 at the Royal National Hotel in London in a public rally organized by the “Don’t Extradite …[continue reading]
The United Nations Rapporteur for torture, Nils Melzer, reports that Julian Assange is being tortured in a concerted and prolonged defamation campaign by the UK, US, Sweden and Ecuador. In café Weltschmerz Rico Brouwer interviews Nils Melzer who’s visited Assange in Belmarsh prison. He asks him how Assange is doing and what’s up with the …[continue reading]
Dave From X22 Report: President Trump & the Deep State EMBED A VIDEO (Optional):
This is Footage from the High Court in Dublin, in Ireland on 4th Feb 2020.Pat Clohessy has made his 2nd appearance in front of Judge Peter Kelly, who also happens to be the President of the High Court.Kelly uses an Illegal Title and Unlawful Power and an Unconstititional Old British Crown Law called the Lunacy …[continue reading]
It’s an illusion – John Harris EMBED A VIDEO (Optional):
We`ve tried hate. We`ve tried wars.
Learn to chant down Babylon in harmony with Ani Williams from Songaia Sound Medecine. ©2012 Ani Williams, used with permission. Check the website for further material http://www.aniwilliams.com/ EMBED A VIDEO (Optional):
Is there a geometrical energy system that surrounds our planet? A super grid involving polyhedral forms, ley lines, earth energy currents, cymatics and archaeoastronomical alignments? We now know that the world was surveyed by an ancient elite of astronomers, navigators, surveyors and shamen who explored and mapped the earth in antiquity. Did they map a …[continue reading]
Since its creation in 1907, plastic has been all around us. Nowadays, plastic is critical to modern life, as it is used for most things we use daily. It made possible the development of most of the lifesaving advances of modern time. Being inexpensive, plastics raised the standard of living and made material abundance …[continue reading]
