Tag Archive for: Nuclear Weapons

Power operates through perception, where unresolved deaths, controlled narratives, and managed doubt sustain an illusion system that shapes belief while preventing certainty or collective action.

Steven A. Young, former nuclear physicist, reveals nuclear energy as a myth, exposing fear-based manipulation in science, and urges breaking free from psychopathic control through holistic questioning.

Richard Vobes is joined by Steven A. Young, author of, A Fools Wisdom, who explains how we have been deceived by science and lost our afinity with the more spiritual nature of alchemy.

Nuclear test footage reveals glaring inconsistencies—contradictory shadows, repetitive shots, and model-like clouds—exposing a crafted narrative designed to weaponise fear and maintain psychological control.

Steven Young is a former PhD Theoretical Physicist who saw the light.

Edmund Matthews explores the controversial claim that nuclear weapons are a hoax.

Michael Palmer's book Hiroshima Revisited presents a controversial thesis that challenges the conventional understanding of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

The notion that the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were hoaxes rather than actual nuclear detonations is an argument that has gained serious attention over the years.

Jesse Waugh's film Nuke Lies explores the controversial theory that nuclear weapons are a hoax, suggesting they are essentially large quantities of TNT rather than actual nuclear devices.

A documentary that explores the theft of nuclear materials, illegal arms trafficking, and connections to JFK's assassination.

The United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. Or did they?

BBC science documentary series, Q.E.D., demonstrates the effects of a one megaton nuclear bomb being exploded over London.