Daily Archives: August 24, 2020

   by Justice Anna von Reitz The Boy Who Cried Wolf Remember in the early days when we were all taking the “viral threat” seriously and analyzing it accordingly? Remember when things started to fall apart and we began to … Continue reading →

   by Justice Anna von Reitz Public Notice to All National Governments At some time in the past, between 1998 and 2005, representatives of your government which were acting as franchise corporations of the UN CORP signed accords allowing for … Continue reading →

Occult Ritual Transformation and Coronavirus: How Mask Wearing, Hand Washing, “Social Separation” and Lockdowns Are Age-Old Occult Rituals Being Used to Initiate People Into a New Global Order by Steve Barwick | May 19, 2020 In previous Bible studies and commentaries, I’ve documented … Continue reading →

   by Justice Anna von Reitz A Most Excellent Summation by Marlon Schroeder Every once in a while someone shames me with the simplicity and exactness and purity of their analysis- meet Marlon Schroeder and in case you missed this … Continue reading →

   by Justice Anna von Reitz Team Sports I hated team sports in school. I hated all of them with equal vigor. It wasn’t any dislike of real teamwork or even the idiot-like simplicity of it (get ball, move ball) … Continue reading →

Covid-19 fear porn mongers are being systematically hunted down and killed By Benjamin Fulford  Make no mistake about it, Satan-worshipping Khazarian gangsters are trying to kill you and your family.  That is why a campaign to systematically hunt down and … Continue reading →

In this video I discuss 3 big topics that Tesla will likely discuss at the upcoming Battery Day on September 22nd. With these details and with current trend. I will show why I believe we are on the verge of … Continue reading →

Scott Dixon was going to win the Indianapolis 500. Then Takuma Sato was going to win the Indianapolis 500. Then, with the “laps to go” counter down to single digits and Dixon crafting his plan to make a run at Sato, while second-generation … Continue reading →