Mainstream Science Now Resembling CIA Mind Control Programs To Wipe Memories
Aaron Kesel – They are seeking to bury memories, and implant false memories that never happened.
Aaron Kesel – They are seeking to bury memories, and implant false memories that never happened.
Vic Bishop – A legal victory as momentous as this is quite rare.
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – We desperately need more radical leaders who teach people how to think for themselves.
Sigmund Fraud – They need you to create chaos, so that they can bring order.
Buck Rogers – Sagan was a man of reason and his predictions or the future of America were shockingly accurate.
Phillip Schneider – The government has been using untested technologies on the population without our consent.
Phillip Schneider – In the land of the free, there is no hope or help for the homeless.
Paul A. Philips – Having seen through the grand deception, will the awakened ever change the control system?
Michael Parkes – So how does the pig industry make the perfect lean pork chop you see in the food pyramid?
Isaac Davis – Orwellian doublethink on display here as war hawks call for a serious escalation in the war on drugs.
Brendan D. Murphy – The notion of peer review occupies special territory in the world of science.
Isaac Davis – In order to solve the problem, you have to see the problem.
Christina Sarich – After months long protests in every major city, the Italian government is moving to relax mandatory vaccine laws.
Makia Freeman – Mind control technology is far advanced beyond what we know.
Alex Pietrowski – What happens to a school and its students when Common Core is abandoned?
Ethan Smith – Initiating change is actually quite easy for individuals, it is the fear of change we find most difficult.
Isaac Davis – Big government always abuses its subjects.
Vic Bishop – Ireland is working towards creating independence from fossil fuels.
John W. Whitehead – The surveillance state is alive and well and kicking privacy to shreds in America.
Makia Freeman – Propaganda in modern times has become both easier and harder to detect.