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Fake Science Revealed
Fake Science Revealed You will have to use a VPN to watch this. And then, you’ll have to pick a country outside of the EU to see it, this is what I had to do. This tells you that the … Continue reading
Sun Dial Can Only Work on a Flat Earth
Sun Dial Can Only Work on a Flat Earth
10 Mile Lake Proves a Flat Earth
10 Mile Lake Proves a Flat Earth
The Evil Income Tax
Why the Income Tax is Evil Frank Chodorov, a prominent libertarian theorist, argued that all government intervention is detrimental, with the income tax being a particularly harmful form of evil. In his 1954 book, The Income Tax: Root of All … Continue reading
Good Films to Watch This Holiday Weekend
Some Good Films to Watch on Independence Day Here are some good films to watch on your holiday weekend. Films that Hollywood no longer makes. These are free full-length films on Archive.org Enjoy The Patriot https://archive.org/details/the-patriot-2000 1776 https://archive.org/details/1776-film It’s a … Continue reading
Flat Earth Documentary 2021
Flat Earth Documentary 2021
The “Big Beautiful Bill”
A Bill that Makes the Military Industrial Complex Happy
NASA’s Vacuum in Space is All BS Here’s The Proof
NASA’s Vacuum Lie
Fear, Funding, and Fallout: The Untold Story of the Nuclear Weapons Industry
The Nuclear Bomb Hoax? Uncovering the Truth Behind Government Fear Campaigns Explore how fear-based narratives and military profits shape the nuclear weapons story — and why the truth may be more controversial than you think. Reframing the Nuclear Narrative: A … Continue reading
Christian Flat Earth Ministry 
Before the Civil War: When States Across the North Considered Secession
Alternative Perspectives on Early American Secession Movements Before the American Civil War (1861–1865), there were several notable movements in the United States that explored or advocated for secession. These episodes reflect the evolving and often contested nature of the American … Continue reading →