What secrets are hiding beyond Antarctica's thick icy walls? As scientists go further into this unknown land, they face very cold weather and puzzles that nobody has solved for a long time. Some people think it hides old treasures that have been lost for ages. Others guess there might be secret places or strange creatures at the very edge of the world. Join us on this adventure as we delve into the terrifying muster beyond the ice wall.

As scientists venture deeper into the uncharted territory of Antarctica, they encounter extreme cold and unsolved mysteries. Speculations emerge regarding the secrets concealed beyond its icy borders. Some believe ancient treasures lie buried beneath the snow, waiting to be discovered. Others speculate about hidden realms or unknown creatures inhabiting the far reaches of the continent. Join us on this thrilling expedition as we explore the cryptic world of Antarctica.

The Black, Satanic, Unseen Hand Of
Central Banking - Rense Video

Central banking rests on the bedrock of money created at interest loaned into circulation for indebted governments for whom the money is created.

LaurenceJamesHowell
1 day ago
The Rense video does not completely expose the inner workings of "Money Creation."

Like the Legal System, the Secrets are hidden in plain sight. As always, well-meaning content sometimes can be mis-leading. I will start at the beginning, using the correct terms, to make this sleight of hand trick understandable to all..

The first term, that must be used, is currency and not money.. It is Currency Creation. not Money Creation. Real Money is only Gold, Silver or Copper and is mined and not created. Currency can be regarded as money substitute but not money. All UN countries must have a Central Bank which uses the Federal Reserve Fractional Banking System. 

Old Camera Found in the Deep Ocean Revealed Horrifying Titanic Photos

The RMS Titanic was branded by many at the time to be an unsinkable ship. However, if you look at history and conspiracies, it seems like the RMS Titanic was sewn together by bad omen and crucial mistakes from beginning to end.

From forebodings of a tragedy to the ship’s missing key, here are 20 mysterious photos before the Titanic sank.

Kid pulls ‘greatest costume’ in America after dressing up as falling Joe Biden

Joe Biden has inspired the younger generations to build the “greatest costumes and routines” in America.

"Kids from coast to coast on Halloween competed to outdo themselves as the stumbling Joe Biden and his detail of aids and agents," Mr Morrow said.

A group of youngsters who went political with their costumes decided to parody US President Joe Biden.

The concepts were inspired by several of Joe Biden’s trips and falls while he's been president.

The Twisted Tale of 'Mary Mary Quite Contrary': Origins You Won't Believe

"Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" is a cherished nursery rhyme with historical roots that reach back to the 18th century. Though the precise origins and meanings of nursery rhymes can be elusive, they are often intertwined with historical events or figures. Here, we delve into the history of "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" and its intriguing connection to Queen Mary I, also known as Mary Tudor, who reigned over England during the mid-16th century.

1. Historical Context - Queen Mary I: This nursery rhyme may bear a connection to the tumultuous political and religious climate of England during the rule of Queen Mary I. Mary Tudor was a devout Catholic monarch who ascended to the throne in 1553. She aimed to reinstate Roman Catholicism as the state religion in England, leading to a period of intense religious strife and persecution.

2. The Persecutions and "Bloody Mary": Queen Mary I earned the infamous nickname "Bloody Mary" due to her brutal crackdown on Protestantism. During her reign, Protestant dissenters were ruthlessly persecuted, and many were executed by burning at the stake. This period of religious persecution is a dark chapter in English history and serves as a backdrop for interpreting the nursery rhyme.

The BRUTAL Executions of the Female Guards of Stutthof Concentration Camp

- Full WW2 Documentary

Following the Second World War, there were many executions of concentration camp guards and many women or female guards were condemned for their crimes. In Gdansk, 200,000 people flocked to see the executions of the guards of Stutthof Concentration Camp and these took place on a huge gallows. But amongst those who were executed that day were five women who had worked at the camp and they had a fearsome reputation for execution, torture and brutality.

The Most TWISTED Punishments in History - No.3

Throughout human history, all manners of punishments have been employed that defy comprehension. Some we have already covered in our previous two videos on the subject yet there still are plenty more to discuss today.

There are some featured in this video that are still happening to this day.

Title: The Battle of Bull Run: The First Pivotal Clash of the American Civil War

In the initial stages of the American Civil War, a significant event unfolded—the Battle of First Bull Run. It was a battle believed to hold the key to determining the war's outcome. This episode delves into the preceding events that led to this historic clash, presenting a vivid account of the battle and its aftermath. The resounding defeat suffered by the Confederate forces threw Washington into a state of panic.

Over the course of four harrowing years, the Northern and Southern states engaged in a relentless and bloody conflict that claimed the lives of over 600,000 soldiers. 

Uncovering the Dark Past: Rare Heartbreaking & Astonishing Historical Photos and Footage |1800-1900s

This video presents a rare collection of historical photos and footage from the 19th and 20th centuries, offering a unique glimpse into the past and capturing significant moments and people that shaped history.

The images range from heartbreaking moments of loss and tragedy to astonishing photos, taking the viewer on an emotional journey through time. The video features historical photos and footage that are rarely seen and explores some of the most significant events of the time, showcasing the people and places that shaped history.

The Futurists (1967) | Scientists Predict The 21st Century

"The Futurists" is a video that features a group of prominent scientists and futurists who gathered together in 1967 to discuss their predictions for the 21st century. The video explores a wide range of topics, including technology, energy, transportation, communication, space exploration, and the environment.

The experts in the video provide insights into how they believe the world will change in the coming decades, and how these changes will impact society and the way we live our lives. They discuss the potential for new forms of energy, such as solar and nuclear power, and how these could transform the way we power our homes, businesses, and transportation.

Al Campanis Cancels Himself

on National TV (1987)

Al Campanis, the first Greek American to play in the major leagues, died June 21, 1998, but many felt he gave up the ghost long before.

On April 6, 1987, he dug himself a hole on an ABC's Nightline episode remembering Jackie Robinson. Was this a bigot exposed on National TV?

Someone out of step with the times? Or someone speaking their cringeworthy truth in a politically correct era of soundbite TV?

Malcolm X First Appearance on The Barry Gray Show (March 10, 1960)

Malcolm X interview with Barry Gray on WMCA Radio New York from March 10, 1960, in which he explains the nature and mission of the Nation of Islam.

Malcolm X gave an interview on March 10, 1960, with Barry Gray on WMCA Radio New York. During the interview, Malcolm X explained the mission and beliefs of the Nation of Islam, which he was a prominent member of at the time. He discussed the organization's teachings on racial separatism, Black self-determination, and the rejection of Christianity as the religion of the oppressor.

This is how much the authority controls you

| Milgram Experiment

The Milgram Experiment was a series of social psychology experiments conducted by Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram in the early 1960s. The experiment aimed to investigate the extent to which people would obey an authority figure who instructed them to perform actions that went against their personal moral code.

The experiment involved three participants: the experimenter, the teacher, and the learner. The teacher was the actual participant in the experiment, while the learner was a confederate who pretended to receive electric shocks. The teacher was instructed to administer electric shocks of increasing intensity to the learner each time the learner made a mistake on a memory task. The shocks were not real, but the teacher was led to believe that they were.

The shocks began at 15 volts and increased in 15-volt increments up to 450 volts, which was labeled as "XXX". The learner would cry out in pain, plead with the teacher to stop, and eventually fall silent, pretending to have passed out or even died. 

Few Of You Are Old Enough to Remember LONG DISTANCE When She Said It Over the Telephone.

Back in the day, phones were quite expensive and so was their usage. Long-distance calls were reserved for important matters like checking in on elderly parents or parents contacting their grown-up children. Additionally, toll calls to neighboring towns or cities were also memorable expenses.

When people became

animals for Gold Money.

Shocking photos you've never seen!

Serra Pelada Brazil 1980s gold mine. The shocking events that happened there reveal the true nature of our humanity. And it's disgusting.

Comments -

-So Flippin epic! Makes me think of the metropolis cover the 'Lucius Aurelian' just did. He's touching on very similar themes with the "working hells on earth".

-Some people are more psychopathic than others and will do anything for gold.. but another trait of the psychopath is to blame others for they're own actions and decisions

How a Forced Bad Habit Destroyed a Woman's Jaw

When Mae Keane was let go from her prestigious job at a factory, painting watch dials with glow in the dark paint, she never imagined she would want to thank her boss years later. For in just a few years, the watch dial painters fell ill by the dozens, impaired by all manner of vicious diseases. Their teeth fell out, their jaws came unhinged, their legs snapped under their own weight, and even their spines crumbled. Out of those top female workers now laid bodies, "still glowing in their coffins". This is how a company legally took the lives of their own staff and escaped full responsibility: The story of the Radium Girls.

Return to Jonestown | Survivors revisit.

site 40 years after the tragedy. 

Jim Jones - a charismatic preacher responsible for what is now known as the Jonestown Massacre. He would have been 90 years old on May 13, 2021. And now, 44 years since over 900 men, women and children died after the cult leader ordered them to consume a deadly cyanide-laced drink. Melissa Doyle takes a journey into the remote jungles of South America, following the footsteps of the most dangerous cult leader of all time – and returns to Jonestown with two survivors who share a surprising story of courage and resilience.

1965. Effect of emotional deprivation and neglect on babies. Subtitled in English

The narration of this film references antiquated Freudian psychoanalytic theory, refrigerator mother theory and other anachronisms, and should be taken in a historical context.

Catalogue description: This film studies the effect of emotional deprivation on the sensory-motor behavior of infants aged 7 to 18 months, some of which came from normal families, and others raised in institutional settings for social reasons. The simple experimental conditions remain the same. We present blocks to the child and record the reaction to this object of stimulus.

The Unspeakable Things That

Happened In Unit 731

Japan has a unique history. From the early 17th century until the mid-19th century, the island-nation was isolated from the world by order of the ruling Shoguns, the military-leaders who ruled in the name of the emperor. Foreigners were only allowed on one small island near Nagasaki, and no Japanese at all were allowed to leave – ever.

This all changed in 1853-54, when American naval officer Matthew C. Perry forcibly opened Japan to international trade. What the naval officers and Marines in Perry's fleet saw when they came ashore in Japan shocked them – Japan had been suspended in time since the early 1600s. Its buildings, clothing, and especially weapons, were 200 years behind America and the Western world.

At the same time, China was becoming almost a vassal state of European countries. Sections of the country were under virtual foreign rule, and the Chinese had been forced to sign a series of what historians call “The Unequal Treaties.” Foreigners enjoyed favorable trade conditions which allowed them to profit greatly while many Chinese suffered. Additionally, in those parts of China, known as “concessions”, under European control or influence, European citizens and soldiers, and later, Americans, were subject to their own law – not that of China. This included crimes committed against Chinese. For all of these reasons and more, the Japanese were determined not to let that happen to their own country.

The Cult with CIA Ties

00:00 Sponsor
01:07 Intro
03:03 Chapter 1: The Incident
07:58 Chapter 2: The Hunt
13:11 Chapter 3: The Cover-up
16:55 Chapter 4: Behind the Scenes
27:14 Chapter 5: Conspiracy
32:04 Chapter 6: Unclassified
50:13 Conclusion

| blameitonjorge Comments -

- “When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are ruled by criminals.”

-When he mentioned "Africa", it sent chills down my spine because even my little community in the West of Nigeria has seen increased child kidnappings in recent times (especially since 2012).

-The fact that this was so quickly covered up and dismissed from media coverage is a sure sign that there were/are some powerful people involved.

The Execution of the Female Torturer

of Stutthof Concentration Camp

One of the most terrible concentration camps of the Second World War was Stutthof, which opened almost straight after the Germans invaded Poland. Inside the camp, disease spread very quickly, and the prisoners were guarded over by a number of terrifying guards including a number of female guards who were known for their brutality and evil. One of those women that treated the prisoners awfully was Ewa Paradies, who was notorious within the prisoner population.

Ewa Paradies was brought to Stutthof late in the war as many women were drafted there to oversee the inmates. But on a daily basis she would beat inmates, and torture them horrifically. 

The Nuclear Warhead Explosion That Nearly

Ended The World | Alive | Wonder

The infamous Damascus Missile Explosion. An accidentally dropped socket wrench punctures a fuel tank, leading to the complete destruction of a gigantic Titan II missile carrying a nuclear warhead. The explosion sends Greg Devlin flying 60 feet, burning his body with toxic fuel, as coworkers rush to save him and his crew. With a destructive power 600 times that of the Hiroshima bomb, the warhead could ignite other nuclear warheads in the region if it explodes, and bring an end to the world as we know it.

The Time We Nuked Five Men to Prove a Point

On July 19th, 1957, a 2-kiloton nuclear warhead exploded above the heads of five volunteers during “Shot John” of the Operation Plumb bob series of US nuclear tests. Why would anyone volunteer to be at ground zero for such a blast, and what happened to them?

US Military Technique to Open Your

Third Eye in 30 Seconds.

In this video, I share some incredible research and experiments regarding how to Open Your Third Eye and Activate Your Pineal Gland. I was amazed by the incredible experiments US Military conducted with Stanford on Remote Viewing. These were formerly classified top secret research, which is now declassified by the USA.

There was an amazing documentary about this called "Third Eye Spies" - and it goes deeply into the nature of the remote viewing and third eye techniques that they used for some pretty interesting research. 

Requiem for the Suicided: Terrance Yeakey

In this edition we turn the focus of our open-source investigation to Sgt. Terrance Yeakey, one of the first responder heroes at the scene of the OKC bombing who discovered something that conflicted with the official story of the bombing…something that cost him his life.

Corbett Comments -

-I saw some random Twitter post about this man. I have never heard of him (and I am old enough to have). Someone posted a link to this video on the thread. This is unbelievable. My jaw is on the floor and my heart is broken. I hope your video and channel does not get taken down now that it has been brought back to light. I am afraid that is what we are turning into. Don't question our government!

Even More Bizarre CIA Documents

Reveal the Most Horrifying Secrets

Few organizations have a reputation quite like that of the Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA’s mission is to protect the United States from enemies foreign and domestic, but over the years, questions have been raised over whether the CIA's actions live up to its noble goals. We recently shared a video looking at some of the darker secrets of the CIA. Today, we’ll be looking at even more stories that show the sinister and downright bizarre things the CIA has gotten up to over the years.

Operation Gondola Wish

Sometimes, what the CIA got up to was not so much terrifying as it was insane.

By the 1960s, gripped by Cold War paranoia, the CIA had become convinced that the Soviets had figured out how to use “paranormal senses” to gather intelligence. They genuinely believed that the US was vulnerable to these new techniques of “parapsychology” and that action had to be taken to counter them. These ‘techniques’ included psychokinesis, moving objects with the mind, out-of-body experiences, which allowed people to ‘leave’ their bodies and move around, and remote viewing, which allowed people to see or sense things without any apparent physical way to do so.

Rod Serling on the topic of RACE

Vladimir Comments -

-He cast black people as something more than a caricature. Much respect to him and Gene Roddenberry.

-As a black man I've always loved Rod Serling's work and it is so refreshing to know that he stood on the side of right when it came to oppressive racism. He was a visionary ahead of his time and left us prematurely at 50 years old but his body of work will continue to inspire future generations. God bless you Rod.

-In Taiwan this is still like the number one show. Rod Serling was one of the greater gifts to humanity.

-This man was ahead of his time! Very intelligent, socially aware, and compassionate. Excellent human being!!!

September Clues

911

Solid Waste Comments -

-After all these years I now know the TRUTH about what happened on 9-11-2001.... THANKS a million for posting this!

-I am astounded this has only limited viewing? It is so clear in its statement that it should be more publicized... But we probably know why it isn't... Well done for the amount of effort you put in, to try to open people's eyes. But therein lies the problem... Shame it's not been received the way that it should be... Great work. If at all possible,

-One of the first documentaries that opened my eyes so many years ago. A great time to share again.

What is Wicca?

I am a believer in The Kingdom of God. I offer out this video as a means of understanding those who identify as "Wiccan" or "Witch" or "Satanist."

References:

• Ethan Doyle White, Wicca: History, Belief, and Community in Modern Pagan Witchcraft, (Sussex Academic Press, 2016)
• Sabina Magliocco, Witching Culture: Folklore and Neopaganism in America, (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2004)
• Ronald Hutton, The Triumph of the Moon: A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft, (Oxford University Press, 2019)

The HORRIFIC Executions of The Nuns Slaughtered by The Red Army

During the Second World War, there were a huge number of war crimes which were committed by the Soviet Red Army. As they rampaged towards Germany, there were many women who were targeted by them, and because of this many women were treated terribly. But recently, the story of 7 nuns has been uncovered in Poland, and their remains tell a horrific story of torture and suffering at the hands of the Red Army. The Soviets were supposed to be in Poland to liberate the country from German occupation, but they committed scores of executions and war crimes.

One of these war crimes was carried out on the Sisters of St Catherine of Alexandria, a group of nuns who were working as nurses helping out in a hospital. After their remains were found, they told of the horrific story of their suffering and how the Red Army soldiers had taken their lives. Each of the women were peaceful and had no place in the conflict and on the battlefield, but still they became victims of World War 2.