On this episode of “The Liz Wheeler Show,” Liz gives a Catholic response to a meme shared by President Trump and some recent interactions between President Trump and Pope Leo. Liz also catches Tucker Carlson in a dilemma about Israel’s influence and the Iran war.
Longtime Illuminati member Leo Zagami blows the whistle on the Epstein Files, Donald Trump, Vatican Popes and, yes, even Mother Teresa. Here’s more from David “Nino” Rodriguez.
A single company, controlled by the banks and founded by the CIA, owns just about every single share of every single stock on the stock market.
Israeli’s new blackmail operation connects to Peter Thiel.
And a glimpse into our technocratic future, where Big Brother is always watching. Here’s more from Ian Carroll, guest-hosting on The Candace Owens Show.
Vatican whistleblower Leo Zagami shares his insights on how this Pope Leo XIV rose from obscurity into leading 1.5 billion Catholics across the planet.
The new “Woke Pope” will oppose the Trump administration at every turn. It is very clear there is an agenda at hand, Zagami explains. Here’s more from host David Rodriguez on his channel Nino’s Corner TV.
Here’s the timeline for what happens after a pope dies, and how a new pope is elected. LIVENow from Fox explains
In 2022, a prize of one million dollars was promised to anyone who could recreate the Shroud of Turin. If the Shroud is a forgery, that should be a simple task. Yet, no one has accepted the challenge.
“The Shroud of Turin is the most lied about artifact in history,” says distinguished New Testament scholar, Pastor, and President of Christian Thinkers Society, Jeremiah J. Johnston, who guides Glenn Beck through a scientific, historic and theological exploration “beyond the mystery” to the “message of the Shroud.”
Discredited and marginalized as a relic only relevant to the Catholic faith, Johnston contends that the Shroud of Turin has something to offer every follower of Christ. He reveals what he believes to be the rare blood type of Jesus, the real design of the crown of thorns, and why, in his opinion, Christ was buried at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Glenn Beck shares what he saw when given a behind the scenes look at the artifacts housed in the Vatican, and asks Johnston whether he is concerned about the AI recreation of the face of Christ. Not only may the Shroud of Turin provide a deeper understanding of the crucifixion, but does it also miraculously uncover the exact moment of Christ’s resurrection? Find out in this paradigm shattering episode of the Glenn Beck Podcast.
Here’s a video that delves into disturbing truth. Dan Lyons discusses the connections linking the Vatican and Procter & Gamble with seed oils.
Are these oils safe for our diets? Here’s more on Man in America.
Benjamin Fulford reports that Red October has exploded onto the scene with the deaths of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu and Israel’s Defense Minister Joav Gallant.
In a stunning revelation that has gone unreported in the mainstream media, Fulford says his Mossad sources revealed that thousands of Israelis were killed, including Gallant, in Iran’s devastating attack on Israel last week. Fulford also confirmed that Netanyahu and his doppelganger were also killed, though it’s not clear whether they met their demise during the Iran attack or were assassinated in a different incident.
Fulford added that with Iran’s high-powered, hypersonic nuclear arsenal and threats to wipe out the communities of Haifa and Tel Aviv, the state of Israel might not last past Oct. 15. He explains further, discusses the recent default of the U.S. Corporation, owned by the Vatican, and more.
The doctrine of Lucifer, or Luciferianism, is a belief system inspired by Gnosticism, based various religions and myths associated with Venus, the morning star, traditionally known as the “light bearer” or Lucifer.
How closely tied are these rites and beliefs to those that have been embraced by traditional religions, like Roman Catholicism, as well as to secret societies like the Free Masons and Shriners? Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
