Tag Archive for: Paganism

Peter Duke deciphers the Mellon Auditorium pediment as a Phœnician-coded throne room: abduction, rape and child sacrifice rituals, encoded in stone, openly declaring the sovereign’s right to seize and sacrifice.

For three millennia, a hidden maritime order has shaped empires, finance, and narrative—Phoenician networks persisting through Rome, Venice, Britain, and the Anglo-American financial architecture.

The more one looks at the United Nations, the weirder it gets, particularly when looking at Robert Muller.

Alan Watt discusses his research into the causative forces behind major changes in historical development and how cultures are created and altered by those in control.

Police Sergeant Neil Howie journeys by seaplane to the remote Hebridean island Summerisle to investigate the disappearance of a young girl.

Extinction Rebellion appeared in late 2018, as if by magic, out of thin air, fully formed and ready to go with huge funding and a massive marketing push. Some people still imagine this is a ‘grassroots’ organisation.