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The SECRET Brotherhood That Reached the Heart of the Vatican - Freemasonry | Paulie Uncovered
For three hundred years, the Catholic Church and Freemasonry have fought a secret war built on excommunication, revolution, financial power, and accusations of infiltration. Popes condemned the lodges, Masonic revolutionaries helped strip the Church of its territories, and a leaked plan known as the Alta Vendita appeared to describe how Catholic institutions could be transformed from within.
In this documentary, we trace the conflict from the first lodges and papal bans to the Taxil hoax, Italyโs P2 network, the alleged list of Freemasons inside the Vatican, and the mysterious death of Pope John Paul I after only thirty-three days. We also examine the Vatican Bank scandals surrounding Michele Sindona, Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, and Roberto Calviโthe banker discovered hanging beneath Blackfriars Bridge...
#Vatican #Freemasonry
For three hundred years, the Catholic Church and Freemasonry have fought a secret war built on excommunication, revolution, financial power, and accusations of infiltration. Popes condemned the lodges, Masonic revolutionaries helped strip the Church of its territories, and a leaked plan known as the Alta Vendita appeared to describe how Catholic institutions could be transformed from within.
In this documentary, we trace the conflict from the first lodges and papal bans to the Taxil hoax, Italyโs P2 network, the alleged list of Freemasons inside the Vatican, and the mysterious death of Pope John Paul I after only thirty-three days. We also examine the Vatican Bank scandals surrounding Michele Sindona, Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, and Roberto Calviโthe banker discovered hanging beneath Blackfriars Bridge...
#Vatican #Freemasonry
Igor Strelkov on the Moscow Terrorist Attack
The terrorist attack in Moscow is just another link in the long chain of similar terrorist attacks and sabotage operations that has been ongoing since 2014, and unfortunately, it will not end here. Because the enemy is fighting us seriously, for a long time, and decisively, without being constrained by any means.
And until our leadership understands that we must fight the enemy in the same way that he fights us, we will always be a few steps behind, we will always lose in the small things, until the number of losses reaches a critical mass.
Unfortunately, it seems that the Kremlin still does not understand that one can only fight until complete victory or complete defeat. I have said this so many times that I am tired of it myself. I think that they still do not understand this, and even now I express doubts that they will ever understand.
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The terrorist attack in Moscow is just another link in the long chain of similar terrorist attacks and sabotage operations that has been ongoing since 2014, and unfortunately, it will not end here. Because the enemy is fighting us seriously, for a long time, and decisively, without being constrained by any means.
And until our leadership understands that we must fight the enemy in the same way that he fights us, we will always be a few steps behind, we will always lose in the small things, until the number of losses reaches a critical mass.
Unfortunately, it seems that the Kremlin still does not understand that one can only fight until complete victory or complete defeat. I have said this so many times that I am tired of it myself. I think that they still do not understand this, and even now I express doubts that they will ever understand.
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As for the perpetrators and everything else, that is something that the investigative bodies, which deal with such cases, should comment on.
In a city with a permanent population of over fifteen million people, it is not difficult to find terrorists, to bring in the means to carry out the attack, to find the perpetrators, to find the leaders, in general.
Prevention, of course, will yield certain results, but it is only possible to completely eliminate the possibility of further terrorist attacks and sabotage if their source is destroyed, namely the terrorist state called Ukraine.
@strelkovii
#Russia #Ukraine
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As for the perpetrators and everything else, that is something that the investigative bodies, which deal with such cases, should comment on.
In a city with a permanent population of over fifteen million people, it is not difficult to find terrorists, to bring in the means to carry out the attack, to find the perpetrators, to find the leaders, in general.
Prevention, of course, will yield certain results, but it is only possible to completely eliminate the possibility of further terrorist attacks and sabotage if their source is destroyed, namely the terrorist state called Ukraine.
@strelkovii
#Russia #Ukraine
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Senate Bill Puts Age Checks in Every US Operating System | Reclaim The Net
A bipartisan bill just introduced would build an age check into the operating system of every phone and computer sold in America.
The Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026, S. 5090, from Senators Andy Kim, Cynthia Lummis, Adam Schiff, and John Barrasso, takes California's age-signaling law and makes it the national standard.
The bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation on July 22, 2026, and would take effect 18 months after enactment.
@reclaimthenet
A bipartisan bill just introduced would build an age check into the operating system of every phone and computer sold in America.
The Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026, S. 5090, from Senators Andy Kim, Cynthia Lummis, Adam Schiff, and John Barrasso, takes California's age-signaling law and makes it the national standard.
The bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation on July 22, 2026, and would take effect 18 months after enactment.
@reclaimthenet
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๐ต๐ธIsrael wipes genocide evidence in Gaza, carting off rubble and remains in 100 trucks daily | EMHRM
The Israeli forces, along with Israeli civilian contractors, are conducting a wide and organised operation to process and clear the rubble from neighbourhoods and facilities they have destroyed in the Gaza Strip and relocate it from areas under their military control to outside the Strip.
This is occurring without any official record of the quantities removed or independent oversight, and before international and local investigative committees have had the chance to survey, examine, and document the sites. This risks destroying crucial evidence of genocide and the remains of victims still unaccounted for under the rubble.
@EuroMedHR
#Palestine #oPt #Gaza #Genocide #Infastructure #Rubble #Evidence
The Israeli forces, along with Israeli civilian contractors, are conducting a wide and organised operation to process and clear the rubble from neighbourhoods and facilities they have destroyed in the Gaza Strip and relocate it from areas under their military control to outside the Strip.
This is occurring without any official record of the quantities removed or independent oversight, and before international and local investigative committees have had the chance to survey, examine, and document the sites. This risks destroying crucial evidence of genocide and the remains of victims still unaccounted for under the rubble.
@EuroMedHR
#Palestine #oPt #Gaza #Genocide #Infastructure #Rubble #Evidence
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THIS IS F*CKING DISTURBING!!!๐คฏ
A leaked Anthropic document just came out in court. Their own words:
"Project Panama is our effort to destructively scan all the books in the world."
Next line: "We don't want it to be known that we are working on this."
They planned to shred every book on the planet, in secret. And they almost got away with it.
It starts with theft. Anthropic stole 7 MILLION books from pirate sites to train Claude, because their CEO said paying authors was too much of a "slog."
Then the lawsuits hit and they needed a legal way to keep going. So they hired the ex-head of Google Books and sent him to publishers to ask for permission. Publishers said no.
That's when they found the loophole.
Buy millions of real, physical books. Cut the spines off with a hydraulic blade, scan the loose pages, and throw what's left in recycling.
One vendor offered to destroy 2 MILLION books in 6 months. That's 11,000 books a day.
Now the insane part.. destroying the books is what made it legal.
If you scan a book and keep it, that's a crime. If you scan it and shred it, that's fair use. A judge actually approved this, which means the shredder WAS the legal strategy.
They still paid $1.5 billion for the stolen books, the biggest copyright settlement in history. Works out to $3,000 per book.
And the scans are locked in Anthropic's private library forever. Nobody outside the company will ever see them. The authors got a shredded book and nothing else.
The part I can't stop thinking about is that a book on a shelf lasts 500 years without power, wifi, or a subscription, and the AI it was destroyed for gets thrown away in 18 months.
They killed something permanent to feed something disposable. โ Source
A leaked Anthropic document just came out in court. Their own words:
"Project Panama is our effort to destructively scan all the books in the world."
Next line: "We don't want it to be known that we are working on this."
They planned to shred every book on the planet, in secret. And they almost got away with it.
It starts with theft. Anthropic stole 7 MILLION books from pirate sites to train Claude, because their CEO said paying authors was too much of a "slog."
Then the lawsuits hit and they needed a legal way to keep going. So they hired the ex-head of Google Books and sent him to publishers to ask for permission. Publishers said no.
That's when they found the loophole.
Buy millions of real, physical books. Cut the spines off with a hydraulic blade, scan the loose pages, and throw what's left in recycling.
One vendor offered to destroy 2 MILLION books in 6 months. That's 11,000 books a day.
Now the insane part.. destroying the books is what made it legal.
If you scan a book and keep it, that's a crime. If you scan it and shred it, that's fair use. A judge actually approved this, which means the shredder WAS the legal strategy.
They still paid $1.5 billion for the stolen books, the biggest copyright settlement in history. Works out to $3,000 per book.
And the scans are locked in Anthropic's private library forever. Nobody outside the company will ever see them. The authors got a shredded book and nothing else.
The part I can't stop thinking about is that a book on a shelf lasts 500 years without power, wifi, or a subscription, and the AI it was destroyed for gets thrown away in 18 months.
They killed something permanent to feed something disposable. โ Source
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His Majesty's plunder: The royal machine behind the Trump Highway and Western Sahara's phosphate wealth
Trump's naming of a highway in occupied Western Sahara exposes the network of political, economic, and royal interests linking Morocco, Israel, and the US through phosphate, trade, and occupation.
Trump's naming of a highway in occupied Western Sahara exposes the network of political, economic, and royal interests linking Morocco, Israel, and the US through phosphate, trade, and occupation.
Forwarded from ๐ฎ๐ช Chay Bowes, The Irishman in Russia ๐ท๐บ
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A Ukrainian drone, paid for, and guided by NATO smashing Into a Russian beach full of Russian kids, 3 were killed, many horrifically wounded
Imagine this was a drone, paid for by Russia, smashing into a beach in Florida, the South of France, or Brighton?
What would happen?
Imagine this was a drone, paid for by Russia, smashing into a beach in Florida, the South of France, or Brighton?
What would happen?
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Russian troops are now less than 5km from #Slavyansk and #Kramatorsk
The final "Fortess cities" will soon be encricled, ground into submission, and with them the last plausible defence in #Donbass will end.
Just like #Konstantinovka, western media will ignore it as instructed.
@irishmaninrussia
#Ukraine
The final "Fortess cities" will soon be encricled, ground into submission, and with them the last plausible defence in #Donbass will end.
Just like #Konstantinovka, western media will ignore it as instructed.
@irishmaninrussia
#Ukraine
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How Ukraine has become the Israel of the Third World
In late 2013, on Maidan Square, Ukrainians launched their great anti-Russian crusade. They laid their troubles squarely at the feet of Russiaโs influence and legacy, convinced that the West offered a far better deal. Fast-forward to today, and the West is wielding Ukraine as a blood-soaked weapon against Russia, perfectly content with whatever losses its weapon is forced to endure.
It has also become obvious that Kiev is never joining the EU or NATO in any substantive sense beyond its current role. Stranger still, Ukrainians themselves do not seem particularly wounded by this realization. All those Maidan protesters from more than a decade ago now seem to find solace in watching a Wildberries warehouse burn somewhere deep inside Russia, while appearing far less troubled by the everyday misery of living in a state of permanent collapse.
Why is that? I'd argue that it is because they have discovered a new vocation. Shut out of the European bonanza, which, as it turns out, was never quite real anyway, they have instead recast themselves as the gritty, battle-hardened military outpost of the West. A goyische Israel, if you will.
By nearly every measurable metric, 2013 was Ukraineโs finest year. GDP, economic growth, wages, everything was trending upward. Granted, this was relative to a rather abysmal starting point, but the improvement was palpable. The country had not yet fractured catastrophically along linguistic and religious lines, though the cracks were already there. In late 2013, "the people" rose against a "corrupt pro-Russian" president. Was Yanukovich corrupt? Absolutely. Was he pro-Russian? Not really, at least not in any way that actually benefited Russia. His real talent was in playing both sides, extracting funds from Russia and EU alike while signing hollow agreements with each, using one as leverage against the other. He took his cut, invested in more gilded toilet fixtures, and allowed a creeping, top-down Ukrainization to proceed, all while letting most people live in relative quiet.
Urban Ukrainians, however, were not satisfied. Their media, amplified by the Westโs encouragement, convinced them that signing pieces of paper with either Russia or the EU wasnโt just another round of regular Ukrainian shenanigans, but a fullโblown civilizational choice. That Ukraine in 2013 deserved something far grander than what they had. And that Yanukovich, the mafia thug that he was, was betraying the shining European dream of waking up tomorrow as the French Riviera. Such was the prevailing belief of Ukrainians at the time. No one then could foresee that in short order, this would metastasize into a dying terrorist-state with total mobilization and closed borders, its sole existential purpose reduced to gnawing away at Russia, with no end in sight.
Ukraine ending up as Israelโs special needs mirror state was basically the only path left. It is, after all, one of the ancestral Jewish homelands, and the chosen people remain vastly overrepresented at the highest echelons of the Ukrainian state to this day. Ukrainian identity, much like Israeli identity, is a fragile patchwork enforced from above, perpetually locked in conflict with The Other over lands and holy sites to which both have dubious claims. Israelis had to "learn their mother tongue" seventy years ago; Ukrainians are doing the same now. Even the most fringe, far-right Ukrainian movements are strangely philosemitic, somehow merging Nazi imagery with Magen Davids in a grotesque visual reinforcement of this unholy duo.
For decades, Israel stood alone as Americaโs undisputed favorite. The only ally US truly cherished, the one that made American neocons cream their pants on the daily. In the last ten years or so, that has changed. American public sentiment has grown increasingly indifferent, with the baseline attitude becoming "let them fight their own wars, I don't care." Pure antisemitism, if you ask me, and, without a doubt, a troubling development for Tel Aviv. But now Israel has found a twinsie. Like Coke and Pepsi, McDonald's and Burger King, their rivalry is nothing if not chivalrous, for they are owned by the same interests, and funded from the same treasury. This is not to say they are friends, but they occupy roughly the same role from the American perspective: heavily militarized states somewhere farโaway, mired in forever wars with supposed enemies of the US.
Of course, Israel is far more developed and comfortable for the average citizen, but that only works to its advantage. If the US is willing to bankroll the gopniks of Dnepropetrovsk, then it will certainly, at the very least, triple down on funding the Judeo-Christian allies from its gleaming new embassy in Jerusalem. Thatโs why Laura Loomer and her ilk are now actively involved in the proโUkraine cause alongside their usual proโIsrael lobbyism. The two have basically become part of the same grift.
What does this all mean? It means Ukraine is never joining the EU or NATO, but it also means that the war will continue for as long as this entity exists. Ukraine will go on adopting Israeli tactics: buying up senators, flooding EU and US with lobbyists, and having the SBU LARP as Mossad. And, as always, the ๐ต๐ธ-๐บ๐ฆ emoji crowd will take yet another humiliating L. But then again, that is nothing new for them.
In late 2013, on Maidan Square, Ukrainians launched their great anti-Russian crusade. They laid their troubles squarely at the feet of Russiaโs influence and legacy, convinced that the West offered a far better deal. Fast-forward to today, and the West is wielding Ukraine as a blood-soaked weapon against Russia, perfectly content with whatever losses its weapon is forced to endure.
It has also become obvious that Kiev is never joining the EU or NATO in any substantive sense beyond its current role. Stranger still, Ukrainians themselves do not seem particularly wounded by this realization. All those Maidan protesters from more than a decade ago now seem to find solace in watching a Wildberries warehouse burn somewhere deep inside Russia, while appearing far less troubled by the everyday misery of living in a state of permanent collapse.
Why is that? I'd argue that it is because they have discovered a new vocation. Shut out of the European bonanza, which, as it turns out, was never quite real anyway, they have instead recast themselves as the gritty, battle-hardened military outpost of the West. A goyische Israel, if you will.
By nearly every measurable metric, 2013 was Ukraineโs finest year. GDP, economic growth, wages, everything was trending upward. Granted, this was relative to a rather abysmal starting point, but the improvement was palpable. The country had not yet fractured catastrophically along linguistic and religious lines, though the cracks were already there. In late 2013, "the people" rose against a "corrupt pro-Russian" president. Was Yanukovich corrupt? Absolutely. Was he pro-Russian? Not really, at least not in any way that actually benefited Russia. His real talent was in playing both sides, extracting funds from Russia and EU alike while signing hollow agreements with each, using one as leverage against the other. He took his cut, invested in more gilded toilet fixtures, and allowed a creeping, top-down Ukrainization to proceed, all while letting most people live in relative quiet.
Urban Ukrainians, however, were not satisfied. Their media, amplified by the Westโs encouragement, convinced them that signing pieces of paper with either Russia or the EU wasnโt just another round of regular Ukrainian shenanigans, but a fullโblown civilizational choice. That Ukraine in 2013 deserved something far grander than what they had. And that Yanukovich, the mafia thug that he was, was betraying the shining European dream of waking up tomorrow as the French Riviera. Such was the prevailing belief of Ukrainians at the time. No one then could foresee that in short order, this would metastasize into a dying terrorist-state with total mobilization and closed borders, its sole existential purpose reduced to gnawing away at Russia, with no end in sight.
Ukraine ending up as Israelโs special needs mirror state was basically the only path left. It is, after all, one of the ancestral Jewish homelands, and the chosen people remain vastly overrepresented at the highest echelons of the Ukrainian state to this day. Ukrainian identity, much like Israeli identity, is a fragile patchwork enforced from above, perpetually locked in conflict with The Other over lands and holy sites to which both have dubious claims. Israelis had to "learn their mother tongue" seventy years ago; Ukrainians are doing the same now. Even the most fringe, far-right Ukrainian movements are strangely philosemitic, somehow merging Nazi imagery with Magen Davids in a grotesque visual reinforcement of this unholy duo.
For decades, Israel stood alone as Americaโs undisputed favorite. The only ally US truly cherished, the one that made American neocons cream their pants on the daily. In the last ten years or so, that has changed. American public sentiment has grown increasingly indifferent, with the baseline attitude becoming "let them fight their own wars, I don't care." Pure antisemitism, if you ask me, and, without a doubt, a troubling development for Tel Aviv. But now Israel has found a twinsie. Like Coke and Pepsi, McDonald's and Burger King, their rivalry is nothing if not chivalrous, for they are owned by the same interests, and funded from the same treasury. This is not to say they are friends, but they occupy roughly the same role from the American perspective: heavily militarized states somewhere farโaway, mired in forever wars with supposed enemies of the US.
Of course, Israel is far more developed and comfortable for the average citizen, but that only works to its advantage. If the US is willing to bankroll the gopniks of Dnepropetrovsk, then it will certainly, at the very least, triple down on funding the Judeo-Christian allies from its gleaming new embassy in Jerusalem. Thatโs why Laura Loomer and her ilk are now actively involved in the proโUkraine cause alongside their usual proโIsrael lobbyism. The two have basically become part of the same grift.
What does this all mean? It means Ukraine is never joining the EU or NATO, but it also means that the war will continue for as long as this entity exists. Ukraine will go on adopting Israeli tactics: buying up senators, flooding EU and US with lobbyists, and having the SBU LARP as Mossad. And, as always, the ๐ต๐ธ-๐บ๐ฆ emoji crowd will take yet another humiliating L. But then again, that is nothing new for them.
Forwarded from Brian Berletic's New Atlas Channel
๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ทIranian Strikes On Iraqi Kurds
The heavy amount of missile/drone strikes Iran has concentrated on US-backed Kurd militias in Iraq, along with alleged Iranian special force ground ops suggests a ground component was/is being prepared by the US as part of its long-term strategy against Iran - and Iran is trying to disrupt it.
The real question is will it be enough.
Contrary to many claims that Russia "stood down" in the last months of the US war on Syria, Russia likewise carried out intense strikes on staging areas for what would eventually be the final push toppling the Syrian government.
Conversely, heavy Russian spoiling ops severely blunted Ukraine's failed 2023 offensive.
A lot will depend on how sustainable Iranian missile and drone strikes are, the ability of special forces to conduct forward defense against any potential incursion, and the state of defenses inside Iran itself.
Without better knowledge of troop dispositions on both sides, predicted outcomes are difficult to make.
The heavy amount of missile/drone strikes Iran has concentrated on US-backed Kurd militias in Iraq, along with alleged Iranian special force ground ops suggests a ground component was/is being prepared by the US as part of its long-term strategy against Iran - and Iran is trying to disrupt it.
The real question is will it be enough.
Contrary to many claims that Russia "stood down" in the last months of the US war on Syria, Russia likewise carried out intense strikes on staging areas for what would eventually be the final push toppling the Syrian government.
Conversely, heavy Russian spoiling ops severely blunted Ukraine's failed 2023 offensive.
A lot will depend on how sustainable Iranian missile and drone strikes are, the ability of special forces to conduct forward defense against any potential incursion, and the state of defenses inside Iran itself.
Without better knowledge of troop dispositions on both sides, predicted outcomes are difficult to make.
Forwarded from Brian Berletic's New Atlas Channel
Brian Berletic's New Atlas Channel
๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ทIranian Strikes On Iraqi Kurds The heavy amount of missile/drone strikes Iran has concentrated on US-backed Kurd militias in Iraq, along with alleged Iranian special force ground ops suggests a ground component was/is being prepared by the US as partโฆ
... the US has cultivated Kurds along Iran's western borders in Iraq, Baluch terrorists on its southeast borders with Pakistan, a US presence throughout the Persian Gulf, and of course has recently captured and is transforming Armenia/Azerbaijan into a springboard against both Russia and Iran.
Keep an eye on all of these vectors for continued US pressure and possible incursions.
This is the equivalent of the US "Extending Russia" strategy for Iran.
Keep an eye on all of these vectors for continued US pressure and possible incursions.
This is the equivalent of the US "Extending Russia" strategy for Iran.