Nature’s Solution: The Antidote to Industrial Agriculture Is Below Our Feet
JOHN KLAR John Klar — a farmer, attorney, and author — delves into the critical differences between regenerative…
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A Growing Crisis: How Glyphosate Is Making Climate Change Worse
Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D. Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D., presents her talk, “Glyphosate, the Ecosystem, and Climate Change,” where she explores…
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Glyphosate Exposed: The Hidden Dangers and How To Reverse Its Harmful Effects
Don M. Huber, Ph.D. In his presentation “Glyphosate: A Betrayed Trust and Its Remediation,” Dr. Don M. Huber,…
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Toxins Exposed: What’s Contaminating Our Food Supply and How To Stay Healthy
ZEN HONEYCUTT In her compelling talk “Food Supply Expose and What We Can Do to Be Healthy,” Zen…
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26 US States have Refused the WHO
Here’s what that Means: The US States Won’t Go Along With the Globalist Agenda In the United States,…
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In 10 points, what does the Pact for the Future tell us?
Dear Friends, You have probably heard that the United Nations is conducting its Summit of the Future next…
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Is the Pact for the Future a Treaty? The UN has been very cagey about using ordinary terminology to describe it.
What is the Summit of the Future?
Experience the Summit of the Future: A Gathering of Global Leaders Shaping Tomorrow
The Summit of the Future is a pivotal gathering uniting leaders from across the globe to redefine our path towards a brighter present and a more secure tomorrow.
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37 statements from the Pact for the Future with my deconstruction, in 13 slides
t is highly repetitive
It is replete with aspirational language about how, by following the Agenda for the SDGs or using other unspecified methods, the world’s problems will be solved. No details, of course. No examples.
However, the Pact acknowledges that essentially no progress has been made on the SDGs since they were established in 2015.
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The Threat of Financial Transaction Control
This article is a repost. It was originally published by The Solari Report The U.S. Federal Reserve and…
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Central Banks Want CBDCs | Prof Richard Werner | BIG PICTURE
As part of the upcoming film CBDC: The End of Money, I interviewed renowned economist and professor Richard Werner.
Professor Werner is the father of the monetary policy concept of quantitative easing, the author of the best-selling book Princes of the Yen: Japan’s Central Bankers and the Transformation of the Economy, and the writer of an important paper on the actual operations of banks.
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