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The prophets (and profits) of the AI apocalypse

The prophets (and profits) of the AI apocalypse

Speaking of PR campaigns (as we were last week in revealing the connections between Obama, Netflix and the 20th century “father of public relations,” Edward Bernays), there is suddenly this new campaign calling for government to regulate AI (Artificial Intelligence). Critical thinking and spiritual discernment demands that we ask the
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Bankers’ Conspiracy Hatched at Jekyll Island, part 2

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Bernays lives on…via Netflix

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Who was Edward Bernays?

Who was Edward Bernays?

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Bankers’ Conspiracy Hatched at Jekyll Island, part 1

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Previous articles

Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Caine: “from the seabed to cislunar space.”

Two days ago, September 15, 2026, we posted a lengthy podcast entitled “The Moon, Mars & The Coming Interplanetary Society,” hosted by John Michael Chambers, with guests Dr. Michael Salla, Alex Collier, Darius Wright, and Michael Jaco. Last night I discovered a news story emanating from our highest military officials
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What did our Father create out there?

In yesterday’s brief blog—which was a two-minute read time linking to a less than one minute video—I teased that it serves as a prelude to what I would set forth in this space today. Before I describe the main feature of today’s blog, I wish
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Remember the Jetsons?

Remember the Jetsons?

Those of us who remember the titular cartoon show ca. 1962/63 might remember the clever humor rendered by that look at the future. The Jetsons was created as the futuristic counterpart to The Flintstones, inhabitants of the cartoon Stone Age. The Jetsons series depicted the daily lives of the
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A Friday potpourri

9-11; RNC-Dallas; 2 ea. of 107; comms from DJT Aide Dan Scavino re Q post 34 (a double witness) Today marks a quarter century since the horrific events of this day in 2001. Anyone who was a teenager or older will remember it vividly—where you were, what
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Bruggeman an “Islamophobe”, declares Pope

Bruggeman an “Islamophobe”, declares Pope

No, not Pope Francis, but Richard Pope, a local Leftist critic. He wrote the following letter to the editor in response to the Daily Planet’s accurate and fair report of my speech to the Henderson County Republican Men’s Club, which I featured in yesterday’s blog. Incidentally, apparently
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Bruggeman in the local non-fake news

We moved to Asheville-Buncombe County, North Carolina in 1987. It was a delightful town at that time, but as the years went on, the Leftists gradually took over the City Council and then the County Commission seats. The Asheville City Council has now for years been comprised of Leftists
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