Monthly Archives: July 2019

   by Anna von Reitz For Ernest — The Military Connection I already have a system worked out that far surpasses anything (QFS) the military has — fast, secure, yet transparent so far as transactions go, completely un-hackable and alien … Continue reading →

Live your life the way it was meant to be lived. “The world is changed with education and a persistent application of it.”  — Neo “The One” “This case involves a cancer in our body politic [democracy]  It is a measure of … Continue reading →

   by Anna von Reitz Why I Oppose Manna World Holding Trust, Etc. In 25 words or less: the culprits responsible for this situation — all of whom are thieves guilty of capital crimes — chose one of their own … Continue reading →

 by Anna von Reitz Debtors and Creditors This week we have definitively busted the Roman Catholic Church for harboring a grotesque criminal cult within itself, and using sincere Christians as “storefronts” covering up for the nefarious activities of the cult … Continue reading →

   by Anna von Reitz The Dogons — Part 2 Having read “The Dogons — A Tale of Gross Ingratitude” you are no doubt having some uncomfortable stirrings and are making some odd associations. Here we are, talking about the … Continue reading →

   by Anna von Reitz The Dogon – A Tale of Gross Ingratitude There is a tribe in Africa called The Dogon. They are not Dogons themselves, merely named after the actual Dogons, who were half-fish, half-men. We think of … Continue reading →

   by Anna von Reitz It’s Very Simple and Exactly the Opposite of What You Suppose… I have explained it before and shall explain it again. It is so simple, so huge, so anti-intuitive that people tend to bounce it … Continue reading →

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By Robert-Dean:House More information has come to light about the State’s business with Auto Dealership Corporations and Manufacture Corporations. Several weeks ago I made phone contact with the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles. After the usual runaround, I got a … Continue reading →