Epstein-linked US mogul lectures on Antichrist on Vatican doorstep

 

Peter Thiel presents the theory of a globalist institution taking a messianic role to curb risks of AI and technological revolution

US-German billionaire Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and Palantir Technologies, is holding a controversial series of lectures on the Antichrist in Rome this week, prompting criticism from Vatican-linked officials and institutions, according to multiple media reports. Thiel continues to face scrutiny over his ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The invitation-only conference, which began on Sunday and runs through Wednesday, is taking place at a secret location near the Vatican.

The content of the lectures – closed to the media and under tight security – is unclear, but is expected to focus on Thiel’s theory that the biblical Antichrist may appear not as a malevolent figure, but as “a reassuring actor” and heroic administrator aiming to manage technological risks.

This figure, in Thiel’s telling, will use existential fears, like AI, climate change, and nuclear war, to convince the world to unite under a single centralized government.

According to Fortune, Thiel’s vision essentially “blends theological language with Silicon Valley’s anxieties over AI, transhumanism, and decay of meaning.” CNN also noted that the billionaire believes the Antichrist might come “not necessarily as a person but… as a global government system.”  (more...)

Epstein-linked US mogul lectures on Antichrist on Vatican doorstep

Belfast’s Vanished Boys: A State Cover Up?

 

During the winter of 1969, young boys started to disappear from the streets of Belfast, never to be seen again. By 1974, as the Troubles were reaching a bloody and vicious peak, five boys in total had vanished within a five-mile radius. Fifty years later, as the disappearances remain unsolved and families continue to search for answers, filmmaker Des Henderson (How to Defuse a Bomb) reopens these largely forgotten cold-cases, unearthing disturbing revelations in secret state documents to reveal an extraordinary tale of abuse, murder and potential cover up.

Conversation with Iqra Khalid

 

Canadian Member of Parliament, Iqra Khalid, attempted to cross into the occupied West Bank in December of 2025 with a Canadian delegation of lawmakers and NGO's. It never happened. She talks to me about the small window she got into the lives of ordinary Palestinians at Jordan's Allenby Crossing and the role Canada must play in the international community.

Derek Prince, Latter Rain, and the Hidden Road to Shepherding

 

John and Charles trace a major split inside the Latter Rain movement and follows how James Watt, Ern Baxter, and Derek Prince became connected through Seattle ministry circles. The discussion looks at North Battleford, Broadway Tabernacle, the emergence of Shepherding ideas, and the role of five-fold ministry teaching in building a top-down religious structure.

The conversation also examines how influential leaders carried Latter Rain concepts into later movements, why those teachings proved so durable, and how a biblical idea could be reworked into an authoritarian chain of command. Along the way, John connects Sharon Orphanage, Seattle, and later splinter groups to show how one internal division helped shape a much larger stream of Pentecostal and charismatic history.

• Introduction
• William Branham, Jim Jones, and Suppressed History
• The Split That Led Toward Shepherding
• James Watt Leaves Sharon and Meets Derek Prince
• Seattle, Broadway Tabernacle, and Early Shepherding Ideas
• Assembly of the Body of Christ and Later Fallout
• The Five-Fold Ministry and Cult Hierarchy

Don't Forget Epstein

 

The war in Iran has knocked the Epstein files off the front page. We are here to remind you of its enduring importance in this in-depth interview with author Nick Bryant.

Israel Lobby Suffers Crushing Defeat in Canadian Court

 

On March 14, hours before pro-Palestinian activists were scheduled to march in Toronto to commemorate Quds Day (Jerusalem Day), a Canadian court dismissed an application by Ontario's Attorney General for an injunction to prohibit the rally.

In dismissing this extraordinarily undemocratic application, the Court issued a stinging rebuke of the Attorney General.

Dimitri Lascaris examines the Court's decision and explains why Canadian courts have been a reasonably fair venue for the adjudication of the rights of Palestinians and their supporters.

Dimitri also discusses recent revelations regarding Israeli interference in Canadian politics.

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‘Covert influence’: Israel hired Toronto firm to fight Canada’s labelling of settlement wines

Imperialist propaganda may have led to murder in B.C.

 

Canadian monarchists are trying to blame the Iranian government for a killing apparently committed by supporters of the Shah. This type of inversion of reality underpins discussion of Iran, masking a fanaticism that likely contributed to the murder of Masood Masjoody.

On Saturday the Vancouver police reported the arrest of two suspects in the killing of Masjoody. Mehdi Ahmadzadeh and Arezou Soltani were charged with first degree murder.

A former SFU professor involved in many legal disputes, Masjoody disappeared in early February.

Opponents of the Iranian government immediately accused Tehran of murdering him. A UK Guardian headline, for instance, read “Iranian mathematician missing in Canada may have been targeted by Tehran, activists say.”

This frame dominated the discussion of his disappearance despite the fact Masjoody was suing the son of Iran’s former Shah Reza Pahlavi.

While the police haven’t cited any motive for the murder — if there was evidence of Tehran’s involvement it would have been mentioned — the two individuals charged are staunch monarchists. Masjoody had tweeted that the two individuals charged with his murder wanted to kill him because of his opposition to Pahlavi. There’s a photo circulating of one of them with Israeli, US and monarchist flags and another of both of them with Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre.  (more...)

Imperialist propaganda may have led to murder in B.C.