An exploration of the city behind Chongqing’s cyberpunk image. From trains running through apartment buildings to streets stacked above streets, this video traces how mountainous terrain, wartime history and rapid development shaped the city.
Beyond the viral views, it asks what happens when a place begins to build itself around its image—and what gets left out of the frame. Here’s more from Dami Lee.
Did the Covid-19 pandemic actually spring from hideous lyme disease experiments originally conducted in the United States by Nazi scientists? Kevin Hoyt, often called “The Gov’na” because he ran for governor of Vermont twice as a Republican, expounds upon this theory, citing independent sources familiar with the history of Project Paperclip.
That was the controversial program that brought Nazi scientists to the United States following the end of World War II. These scientists played a vital role in the race to the moon as well as ground-breaking nuclear engineering experiments at Los Alamos National Laboratory. But Hoyt says they were also developing Covid-19 as an offshoot of lyme disease, first pinpointed in Connecticut.
Hoyt tells pundit Michael Jaco, a former CIA agent, that medical researchers have known of this connection for quite some time, but kept the pertinent facts hidden from the public. Hoyt cites the clinical research of Michal Caspin Tal, head of the Tal Research Group at the Massachusettts Institute for Technology. Hoyt claims lyme disease is a man-made disease, developed by the Nazis to infect Russian soldiers during WWII. Here’s more from his groundbreaking interview with Jaco.
Did the Nazis develop disc-like flying saucers during World War II following instructions from an alien society? Did they have contact with groups from Orion?
Why did so many of their ships and submarines disappear at the end of the war? Were they sunk or did they flee to Antarctica to establish underground bases at Agartha?
Here, Greg Reese explores the Nazi-occult-alien narrative that’s brewing. Is it real or simply an allusion to lead people astray? Here’s more from the Reese Report.
Why are U.S. military officials suddenly talking about placing weapons in space and potentially fighting a war on the Moon? Do the Russians or Communist Chinese even have weapons in space, or simply the Americans?
And when did Americans put weapons in space? President John F. Kennedy, who built the space program and buoyed the fortunes of NASA, always opposed introducing weapons to space. So which Neo-Con jerks violated the clear tenets Kennedy had established to keep research in space peaceful?
President Donald Trump apparently sides with these Neo-Cons, as he has tweeted “The Moon is ours.” On one level, this isn’t surprising, Trump already jumped into bed with the Neo-Cons in attacking Iran. But how many times will he ignore the America First wishes of his MAGA voters?
Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt gets into all of these issues in a hard-hitting video entitled Moon Buster UFO File Space Wars NASA Secret Revealed! The big reveal concerns the Moon Busters, but there are many quick revelations throughout this video, touching upon Kennedy’s assassination and extending more recently to the Butler, Pennsylvania attack on President Trump by Thomas Matthew Crooks.
The Deep State extends to NASA, as well as the military-industrial complex, not to mention the intelligence agencies, surrounding that agency. So, dive in and be prepared for a quite a few shocks along the way.
By spring of 1945, Hitler was surrounded on every front, but one project inside a secret mine kept running until the end. It was called Die Glocke, The Bell, built on mercury, fire, and a design borrowed from a thousand-year-old Indian text.
The scientists who built it vanished, along with the man who ran the entire project. Decades later, the same technology resurfaced in a US Navy patent, and nobody could explain how it got there.
This is the story of a warning written a thousand years before World War II, the men who ignored it, and the strange thread connecting an ancient king to modern spaceflight. Some of it is real, and none of it is finished. Here’s more from The Why Files.
He came. He taxed. He left. 🎺 Goodbye-ee Two Year Keir, the official political parody music video celebrating the departure of Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, set to the classic WWI Music Hall anthem ‘Goodbye-ee’.
Featuring Kemi Badenoch as the voice of a relieved nation, Nigel Farage pint-in-hand, and a removal van that says everything. Here’s more from Join The Resistance.
June 6, 1944, was more than a beach landing. It was the opening blow that helped break Nazi Germany and secure American hegemony for decades to come.
We owe so much to the brave men who charged into gunfire that day, knowing quite well their last actions would be in defense of their country.
Here’s a look back at D-Day and the landing on the beaches of Normandy from Victor Davis Hanson in the latest edition of his series In A Few Words.
Angela Rose visits the top-secret Department of Energy lab spread out along rugged mesa tops in New Mexico — Los Alamos National Laboratory, some 35 miles northwest of Santa Fe.
This is where scientists developed the first nuclear bombs during the Manhattan Project in World War II. What weapon systems have been developed since then?
Here’s a brutal reality check for the NATO free-loaders!
Germany’s invasion of France wasn’t our war, yet Franklin D. Roosevelt still sent military equipment, and later soldiers, to retake Western Europe. However, Europe’s cold shoulder may not be out of spite, but an inability to help at all, explains Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”
“They have dreamed of utopia and a good life, and the result is that their fertility rate is 1.3. They are shrinking. They are aging. They’re not competitive. So they don’t have the manpower, even though they have a 450 million-person population. Europe is larger than us by 100 million. “
And even though they have a $22 trillion GDP, which is the third-largest, apparently they don’t want to invest that in their own defense, or they haven’t so far. They don’t want us to use it when we need it.”
President Donald Trump has been the catalyst for a lot of the world’s current upheaval—Iranian threat decimated, Donroe Doctrine enforced in Latin America—and both members of his base and his opponents are making sure we know he’s to blame.
Three quarters of these conflicts, however, are reaching a resolution, explains Victor Davis Hanson on today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”
“There is a good chance they could turn out with the United States in a preeminent position that we haven’t seen since at least World War II.”
