We Must Choose the ‘City of God’ Over the Earthly City of the ‘Epstein Class’

 

The global instability caused by the illegal U.S./Israeli war against Iran, along with the economic crises which are the byproducts of such ill-conceived aggression, is intensifying. As President Trump’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz remains in place, Iran has made it clear that the closure will continue, affecting energy supply, fertilizer costs, and more essential necessities from reaching nations across the world. As a result, UN Development Program Administrator Alexander De Croo reported that more than 32 million people have been pushed back into poverty worldwide. Against this backdrop of a global depression, President Trump’s wild, contradictory statements continue to cast doubt on his mental health, as he desperately seeks to convince the American population that Iran is losing the war and is collapsing economically.

Just after his last-minute announcement on Tuesday night that he would extend the ceasefire with Iran until the Iranian side produced a unified proposal on a negotiated settlement to conclude hostilities, Trump said in a Truth Social post, “Iran is collapsing financially! They want the Strait of Hormuz opened immediately – Starving for cash! Losing 500 million dollars a day. Military and Police complaining that they are not getting paid. SOS!!!”

Rather, it’s possible that President Trump may have conflicted the $500 million figure with the report of European Union Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, who said that the Iran war was costing Europe around €500 million (approx. $585 million) each day, and was comparable in scope to the surge in energy prices caused by the 1973 oil crisis and 2022 Ukraine war combined. In the United States, essential programs such as SNAP, Medicaid, and Medicare are being cut back to free up funds for national defense. At the same time, Trump has proposed increasing the defense budget to an unprecedented $1.5 trillion—despite previously pledging to cut the $1 trillion budget in half.

The trans-Atlantic financial system, dependent on speculation, military spending, and other waste has created a devastating gap between the small minority of the 1% ‘Epstein Class’ billionaires and trillionaires who benefit from the state of perpetual war and mass censorship, and the overwhelming majority of citizens who have become poorer and poorer as the result of such policies. While the “adults in the room” are sparse, one such representative, Pope Leo XIV, has shed light on who is really bearing the cost of wars.

Pope Leo XIV, a prominent opponent of the Iran war, has faced repeated attacks from the Trump administration over his principled stance. As he concluded his historic four-nation tour of Africa—ending in Equatorial Guinea—he again spoke out against those who justify violence in the name of God. In a meeting with the authorities, civil society, and the diplomatic corps, the Pope said, “It is even more evident today than in years past that the proliferation of armed conflicts is often driven by the exploitation of oil and mineral deposits, occurring with no regard for international law or the self-determination of peoples.”

In honor of the new capital city being built in Equatorial Guinea, “Ciudad de la Paz” (the City of Peace), Pope Leo XIV referenced St. Augustine’s notion of the “City of God” in contrast to the ‘earthly city’ of the Epstein Class today: “You know that Saint Augustine interpreted events and history according to the model of two cities: the ‘city of God‘, eternal and characterized by God’s unconditional love (amor Dei), as well as love for one’s neighbor, especially the poor; and the ‘earthly city,‘ which is a temporary dwelling place, where men and women live until death. From this perspective, the two cities coexist until the end of time (cf. De civitate Dei, 19,14), and every human being, through the decisions he or she manifests day by day, belongs to one or the other of them… May the name of the new city "prompt every person to ask themselves which city they wish to serve! As I had the opportunity to remind the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See, according to the great father Augustine, the earthly city is centered upon the proud love of self (amor sui), on the lust for power and worldly glory that leads to destruction.”

In contrast to the earthly city of the Epstein class—embodied by King Charles III and his royal entourage, visiting the United States from April 27 to 30—citizens of the world should aspire to St. Augustine’s City of God, recognizing every human being as equally divine and worthy of love. As America marks 250 years since its anti-imperial revolution, this legacy stands at the center of today’s political crisis amid an increasingly vacillating Trump administration, which, like Babylon’s King Nebuchadnezzar, is being driven mad by its own arrogance. As a 90-year-old nun from Barcelona wrote after an International Peace Coalition meeting, “It’s a question of world heritage: the founding principles of the United States must be revived.”

How Jim Jones Echoed William Branham And Latter Rain Theology

 

John and Charles examine the deeper historical and theological links between William Branham, the Latter Rain movement, and Jim Jones. Rather than treating Branham and Jones as connected only by a few shared meetings, they argue that Jones absorbed key Pentecostal and Manifested Sons ideas that later shaped the ideology of People’s Temple.   

They also trace Jones’s early life in Indiana, his exposure to Pentecostal and holiness circles, and the way extreme Latter Rain teachings could be used to justify spiritual authority, prophetic identity, and total control over followers. The discussion frames Jones not as an isolated figure, but as someone emerging from a broader religious environment that helps explain both his message and his rise.  

• Jim Jones’s Early Life And Religious Formation
• Pentecostal Influence, Latter Rain, And Manifested Sons Theology

Tumbler Ridge, Fed Gov't Picks RCMP, Magic or Sex, Guest Melissa Ellsworth

 

This week, we bring a special guest, who's name most will not recognize. Melissa Ellsworth was a forensics nurse and correctional guard who suffered a head injury trying to save an elderly woman from a dangerous patient. She has been battling Workers Compensation ever since, and has now been approved for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD). She tells her story.

Before hearing from Melissa, Paul and Adam discuss the school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, BC, including what we might be able to conclude from what we know about the shooter, their family, and their background. 

Seemingly connected to this tragedy was the announcement late this week from the Minister of Public Safety that the federal government will be sticking with the RCMP in more or less its current form. 

While we were waiting for Melissa Ellsworth to get connected, Adam told Paul about a Nova Scotia case that went to the Supreme Court of Canada, which turned on the question of whether pretending to do a magic act where women were sawed in half was an act which was sexual in nature.

Ancestral Voices Prophesying War

 

The universality of reason/logos

Israel gets what it wants initially and then ignores the agreement

 

This Gaza peace plan is risible and violates one international law after another, says Pulitzer-prizewinning journalist Chris Hedges

The Cult of Emotion: Charismatic Christianity Under the Microscope

 

John invites Chris to share his story about his experience in the charismatic movement and his time working with a prominent international missions organization. Chris recounts his journey from conversion in 2012 to his involvement in emotionally-driven revivalism and controversial teachings within charismatic circles. The conversation explores how emotionally manipulative practices, doctrinal distortions, and revival marketing tactics affected both personal faith and psychological stability. John and Chris compare experiences from the U.S. and Germany, highlighting the global spread of charismatic doctrines and their psychological and theological implications.

They delve into historical roots of modern revivalism, tracing them to figures like John G. Lake, Alexander Dowie, and Charles Fox Parham. The conversation highlights troubling teachings on blood transfusions, spiritual elitism, and Word of Faith theology. Chris emphasizes how radicalization becomes embedded in personal identity, making recovery more difficult. The conversation concludes with a sobering discussion of the emotional aftermath many face after leaving such movements, especially young adults who invested financially and emotionally into mission work with little long-term support or healing.

• Introduction
• Chris’s Entry into Charismatic Christianity
• Early Red Flags and Absurd Teachings
• Bloodline Theology and Historical Parallels
• Word of Faith and John G. Lake’s Influence
• Roots in Dowie’s Fraudulent Healing Empire
• Prophetic Claims and the Rise of Revivalism
• Deliverance, Violence, and Mental Harm
• Identity, Indoctrination, and Radicalization
• Positive Confession and Detachment from Reality
• Deprogramming Through Scripture and History
• Gnosticism, Mystery Religions, and Special Knowledge
• Marketing, Secrecy, and the Cult Mindset
• Identity-Based Religion and Worship of Leaders
• Christian Identity and Lifestyle Branding
• Revivalism, Urgency, and Manufactured Emotion
• Seeking Healthy Faith Communities
• Revival vs. Emotional Hype
• False Revivals and Youth Recruitment
• Manufactured Miracles and Revival Optics
• Introduction to YWAM Experience
• Financial Exploitation and Emotional Damage
• Emotional Crash After the Hype
• Dominion Language and Spiritual Manipulation
• Cycles of Trauma and Unresolved Wounds
• Closing Thoughts and Thank You

Is there dirt on Donald Trump?

 

The American public is turning on the Netanyahu regime, says Judge Napolitano, in revulsion at what the criminal apartheid government is doing in Gaza. And Donald Trump doesn't life a finger against it.

Canada’s ‘father of abortion’ was a Holocaust survivor. Did trauma make him a killer?

 

It has long haunted me how Henry Morgentaler, sometimes referred to as Canada’s “father of abortion,” survived Nazi concentration camps only to go on to perpetrate similar horrors against the smallest and most vulnerable members of the human family: preborn children.

How did a Jewish Holocaust survivor from Poland—someone who endured the worst of man’s inhumanity to man at the infamous Nazi camps of Auschwitz-Birkenau and later Dachau—go on to dehumanize and destroy tens of thousands of preborn human beings, robbing them of their most fundamental right: the right to life?

Morgentaler’s biographies provide vivid accounts of his survival, though some critics question the credibility of those accounts. Eleanor Wright Pelrine, in her 1975 book Morgentaler: The Doctor Who Couldn’t Turn Away, wrote about how Nazis rounded up the 21-year-old Morgentaler from a Jewish ghetto in August 1944, herding him along with his mother and younger brother, Mumek (Mike), onto an overflowing train bound for the dreaded Auschwitz-Birkenau camp where over a million people were murdered.

It was during the “selection” process after arriving that Morgentaler saw his mother for the last time. He and his brother were selected for work, their mother for the gas chambers. Prisoners had their belongings confiscated, they were stripped naked, shaved from head to foot, and provided striped prison garb along with wooden shoes. A huge chimney nearby spewed forth black, stinking smoke, a brief testimony lingering in the sky to those who were murdered in the gas chambers and were later cremated.

Morgentaler was soon transferred to the Dachau work camp, where—in a deliberate effort to dehumanize prisoners—he was stripped of his name and identified only by a number: 95077. The camp routine consisted of 12 hours of hard labor and 5-6 hours of sleep. Food, consisting of watery soup and bread, was rationed and insufficient. Prisoners died from malnutrition, exhaustion, and exposure. There were constant beatings. Fear was everywhere. One day, Morgentaler, starving and sick, reported to the infirmary. He glanced at his reflection in the mirror. The emaciated figure he saw staring back at him filled him with horror.

“I looked like death incarnated—and I started to cry. I thought it must be the end,” he recounted.  (more...)

Canada’s ‘father of abortion’ was a Holocaust survivor. Did trauma make him a killer?

Mad King Trump vs. Return of Son of Jeffrey Epstein

 

• Mad King Trump
• Return of Son of Jeffrey Epstein
• Genocidal Outrages
• Houthi Heroes
• Orchestrating Wars To Stay in Power
• Persecution of Pro-Palestine People (PPPP)
• Full Nazi
• Shoe Drops

The Crazed American Zionists

 

Larry Johnson can't find words

Trump Scarred by Father's Abuse

 

While we're all super grateful that Trump saved the US from Communism, we should not forget that Trump is psychologically disturbed. It seems the Illuminati abuse and trauma brainwash their children.

We have gone from a senile President to one who is mentally unstable. But I wonder if he is making the important decisions. Never forget, this man is funding the Gaza genocide.

Reader- "As a survivor of over nine years of SRA and meticulous mind controlling programming at the hands of my brilliant pedophile Masonic grandfather, I thank you for your post today exposing supremely narcissistic Trump, his father, Danielle Smith etc. Well done!  This hidden, meticulous, systemic abuse pervades life on earth is THE cornerstone fundamental to how Satan's Team continues to subvert and destroy Life on our designed to be sacred planet."

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Let's not beat around the bush. Trump is a Satanist, a member of Chabad which is actively working to genocide non-Satanists.

Donald Trump suffered 'child abuse' at the hands of his father,' the President's niece has claimed in her explosive memoir, which DailyMail.com has obtained ahead of its release.

Mary Trump says 'love meant nothing' to Fred Trump Sr and he only wanted obedience, which the President was forced to give him. 

Donald's mother became ill when he was two years old, leaving him with 'total dependence on a caregiver (Fred Sr) who also caused him terror,' Mary writes in Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man. 

Neglected by his workaholic father, Mary claims the President 'suffered deprivations that would scar him for life' and describes Donald as Frankenstein's monster.

The 55-year-old psychologist writes that she believes her uncle is not only a narcissist, but 'meets the criteria for antisocial personality disorder, which in its most severe form is generally considered sociopathy'. 

She also alleges Donald paid a friend to take his SATs for him in order to attend the University of Pennsylvania for its famous Wharton School of Business.  (more...)

Trump Scarred by Father's Abuse

Billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife's murder remains unsolved after eight years.. but his cousin thinks he knows the truth

 

When billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman were found strangled and 'staged' like macabre human statues beside their indoor swimming pool there was no shortage of suspects.

Had the notoriously litigious pharmaceutical magnate, 75, finally made an enemy he couldn't sue into submission?

Or was a simmering, years-long family feud the trigger for a grisly double homicide in the basement of the couple's upscale Toronto mansion?

With a $35 million reward on offer from the couple's children, it seemed a matter of time until police closed in on the killers of the Apotex founder and his 70-year-old wife.

But the best part of a decade later detectives haven't made a single arrest in the December 2017 slayings – and Barry's cousin Kerry Winter insists they never will.

'It will never be solved because it never happened,' Winter, 63, explains. 'There were no footprints in the snow. No fingerprints. No knives, no weapons. There's not a shred of evidence that it was a double homicide.'

Winter offers an explosive alternative to the established police narrative that would turn Canada's most notorious unsolved crime on its head: murder suicide.

The true mystery, he tells DailyMail.com, is why nobody will admit that Barry killed Honey, his wife of 46 years, then took his own life.  (more...)

Billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife's murder remains unsolved after eight years.. but his cousin thinks he knows the truth

US Lawyers Cowed, Paul Chiang, NB Mountie Cleared, Ontario Cocaine

 

Paul Palango and Adam Rodgers discuss stories from Ottawa, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, as well as a school shooting report from Nashville. 

Some US lawyers are reacting to being targeted by the Trump administration by refusing to take on cases against the government. The implications for the justice system are discussed. 

PM Carney delayed dropping candidate Paul Chiang despite his advocating for his opponent to be turned in to Chinese officials. Paul explains how politicians are enamored with police officers, even as candidates.

In NS, the government is trying to regulate on-reserve cannabis sales.

An RCMP officer in New Brunswick has been cleared of wrongdoing in a shooting on a First Nations reserve. 

A school shooting report out of Nashville has cleared the shooters parents and care providers of responsibility. There are lessons for parents in the case.

Finally, a case out of Ontario has been tossed due to delay. The accused had been found with over 8kg of cocaine.

The Genocide is not over: Hold Israel accountable under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

 

The Palestine-Global Mental Health Network calls on global leaders to protect Palestinian children by cutting off the military, political, financial, and diplomatic support that sustains Israel’s systematic human rights abuses.

A so-called “ceasefire” has done nothing to halt the ongoing genocide of Palestinians. Israel’s government is escalating policies that jeopardize the very lives of Palestinian children, and powerful nations are complicit through their silence or direct endorsement. Even now, terror and bloodshed continue in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, while the U.S. administration signals tacit support for what amounts to ethnic cleansing in Gaza.

Under the Biden administration, sanctions were imposed on extremist Israeli settlers—17 individuals and 16 entities over 11 months—to curb violence against Palestinians. However, President Trump rescinded these measures, effectively granting extremists renewed impunity to unleash violence on Palestinians.

This unbroken chain of oppression against Palestinian children is not an isolated tragedy; it is a deliberate, institutionalized atrocity.

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For decades, Palestinian children have been subjected to the brutality of military courts—an outrage found nowhere else on Earth. The Israeli Knesset has intensified this horror by passing legislation allowing life sentences for children as young as 12.  (See Adalah report) 

This flagrantly violates international law and tramples the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

We demand that world leaders enforce accountability. Every child, without exception, deserves a life of safety, free from fear and systematic persecution.  (more...)

The Genocide is not over: Hold Israel accountable under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

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Enduring the Trauma of Genocide

 

What does sustained trauma do to someone? How do we take care of ourselves?

Matt Kennard presents his new book Irregular Army at the Baltimore Radical Bookfair Pavilion

 

Since the launch of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars—now the longest wars in American history—the US military has struggled to recruit troops. It has responded, as Matt Kennard's explosive investigative report makes clear, by opening its doors to neo-Nazis, white supremacists, gang members, criminals of all stripes, the overweight, and the mentally ill. Based on several years of reporting, Irregular Army includes extensive interviews with extremist veterans and leaders of far-right hate groups—who spoke openly of their eagerness to have their followers acquire military training for a coming domestic race war. As a report commissioned by the Department of Defense itself put it, "Effectively, the military has a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy pertaining to extremism."

A pro-longing mental health and suicide crisis at UofT is extremely concerning

 

University of Toronto has a dark history of neglecting student mental health. Now at the current student led encampment on King’s College, students face psychological warfare and threats of violence from their administration.

At least five suicides have taken place at the University of Toronto’s (UofT’s) Bahen Centre for Information Technology. The building has become a cruel reminder for the university’s dark reputation for neglecting mental health care. Data from annual UofT Campus Safety reports show that cases of suicide/suicide attempts more than doubled in 2022 compared to 2021 (14 vs 6). 

Instead of addressing the root causes of mental health issues, the UofT administration is focused on introducing superficial reforms (such as changing the name of Campus Police to Campus Safety). Worse, they appear to be taking more carceral approaches to addressing student concerns. Racialized and international students are disproportionately more likely to be subjected to hostile actions by the UofT administration. 

These problematic trends have been laid bare in the UofT administration’s response to the genocide in Palestine. In addition to systematically disregarding the wellbeing of Palestinian students, the UofT administration has opted to take punitive actions against students protesting UofT’s complicity in genocidal profiteering. In doing so, the UofT administration is critically worsening the mental health situation on its campuses.  (more...)

A pro-longing mental health and suicide crisis at UofT is extremely concerning

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— UofT Occupy for Palestine (@occupyuoft) June 25, 2024

Alon Mizrahi - ‘Israeli Society Has Fallen Into Insanity’

 

TNT Radio host Patrick Henningsen speaks with writer and political commentator Alon Mizrahi, about his experience growing up in Israeli society, including his time in the IDF, and explains how the collective mindset has become more extremist over time - and how after October 7th it may have already passed the point on no return. This was an impassioned and insightful conversation.

Some thoughts about Netanyahu's latest video in which he pretends to have asked Blinken to stop delaying weapons shipments to Israel (I am not sharing the video because the man radiates such toxic psychopathy that I don't want anyone to be harmed by it. If you do want to watch…

— Alon Mizrahi (@alon_mizrahi) June 19, 2024

Planned Madness--The Tavistock Institute

 

The Tavistock Institute, in Sussex, England, describes itself as a nonprofit charity that applies social science to contemporary issues and problems. But this book posits that it is the world's center for mass brainwashing and social engineering activities. It grew from a somewhat crude beginning at Wellington House into a sophisticated organization that was to shape the destiny of the entire planet, and in the process, change the paradigm of modern society. In this eye-opening work, both the Tavistock network and the methods of brainwashing and psychological warfare are uncovered. With connections to U.S. research institutes, think tanks, and the drug industry, the Tavistock has a large reach, and Tavistock Institute attempts to show that the conspiracy is real, who is behind it, what its final long term objectives are, and how we the people can stop them.

Tavistock: 'mother' of planned madness

Middle East Analyst EXPOSES Media’s Israel Bias

 

Assal Rad discusses the media's biased treatment of Aaron Bushnell as well as Palestinians. 

Dr. Assal Rad is a scholar of Middle East history. She works on research and writing related to U.S. foreign policy issues, the Middle East, and contemporary Iran. Her writing can be seen in Newsweek, The National Interest, The Independent, Foreign Policy and more, and she has appeared as a commentator on BBC World, Al Jazeera, CNN, and NPR. She completed a PhD in History from the University of California, Irvine in 2018 and is the author of The State of Resistance: Politics, Culture, and Identity in Modern Iran (Cambridge University Press, 2022).