Mike delivers a one-hour and 15-minute presentation that highlights the main points of his eight-year research on the Beatles. And, Mike talks about statements people claim he made about the Beatles that he never made.
Sunday, January 11, 2026
Paul's Secret Gnostic Teachings Revealed
The Apostle Paul's mystical ascent to the third heaven in 2 Corinthians 12 has remained one of early Christianity's most enigmatic moments, but the Gnostic interpretation of Paul's teachings reveals a radically different understanding of his message. This video explores how Gnostic Christians, particularly the Valentinians, read Paul's letters as containing hidden wisdom and secret knowledge meant only for spiritual elites. We examine the Apocalypse of Paul from the Nag Hammadi library, where Paul encounters the Demiurge and cosmic Archons while ascending through the celestial spheres, and analyze how Gnostics interpreted key Pauline passages about the "god of this world," the resurrection, and spiritual liberation. Drawing on Elaine Pagels' scholarship, we reveal how early Gnostic communities saw Paul as a two-way teacher who spoke publicly about faith while privately teaching gnosis, the experiential knowledge of the divine that promised escape from the material prison of the Demiurge. Discover how the Gnostic Paul transformed Christian theology from institutional religion into a mystical path of inner transformation and cosmic escape.
Who Built the U.S. Capitol Building?
Can you tell me where the original construction records for the United States Capitol are? The National Archives exist specifically to preserve this evidence, yet what appears on their own Master List raises serious questions. When we asked them directly to clarify what they actually have and what they don't, the response changed everything. This investigation goes beyond Washington D.C. and reveals a growing pattern that is linked to some of the most important structures in the country. No speculation. No theories. Just official requests, written replies, and what happens when the paperwork is not available. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
Saturday, January 10, 2026
Friday, January 9, 2026
From Tom Dooley to Yesteryear: A Lifetime in Music - Q&A with Mike Williams
I've been fortunate to spend most of my life making music, from those early days messing around with a guitar as a kid to releasing albums decades later. Over the years, family, friends, and interviewers have asked me some of the same thoughtful questions about how it all began, the ups and downs along the way, and where things stand today. Here are the ones that come up often, along with my answers. ~ Mike Williams
When did you first start playing the guitar and how did you learn?
I first started messing around with the guitar as a kid. My father bought an acoustic guitar and signed up for a course at the local elementary school. I can still clearly remember him working on “Tom Dooley”—and that was pretty much the extent of Dad’s guitar playing. But that little spark was all it took to get my brother and me interested. My real passion for it didn’t kick in, though, until I was around 15 or so.
As for how I learned: I’m mostly self-taught, except for a music theory course I took in college. The Beatles were truly my main teachers—I learned by playing their songs. Since I knew the recordings so well, I could instantly tell if I was getting the parts right or not.
When did you start writing your own music?
Do you remember the first song you wrote?
If my memory serves me right, the very first one was a song called “Long Live The Queen.” Unfortunately, I don’t have any recording of it—unless my brother has it tucked away somewhere.
What Exactly Is a Black Hole?
When you hear the term 'black hole', you probably imagine a terrifying cosmic vacuum swallowing everything in sight. But black holes are far more fascinating and dramatic than science fiction suggests. In this episode of History of Simple Things, we slow things down and explore what black holes really are: how they form, why gravity becomes unstoppable, what an event horizon and singularity mean, and how scientists study objects that don’t emit light. A simple and clear explanation of one of the most mysterious phenomena in the universe is presented here, from dying stars to warped space and time. Whether you're new to astronomy or just curious about the cosmos, this video will help you understand black holes without the hype -- just the wonder.
Why Society Has More and More Toxic People
What causes many interactions today to feel hostile, tense, or emotionally draining? Why does it seem like empathy is disappearing while anger, defensiveness, and manipulation are becoming more common? Is modern society exposing something deeper that has always existed beneath the surface, or are people really becoming more toxic? The hidden psychological, philosophical, and emotional forces that are causing the rise of toxic behavior in modern society are explored in this video. Drawing on the insights of Carl Jung, Viktor Frankl, Nietzsche, Freud, and contemporary psychology, this reflection goes far beyond surface-level explanations such as social media, politics, or 'bad people.'
Thursday, January 8, 2026
The Proto-Zionists
Jerusalem is a city with great religious significance, being one of the holiest cities in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. What esoteric and political significance has the Holy Land had since antiquity been hidden or suppressed?
American "Conservatives" Are Frauds
After spending days enthusiastically applauding Trump's freakish act of imperialist aggression to oust the president of Venezuela on the grounds that he is a murderous tyrant, Republicans in the United States are falling all over themselves to justify the cold-blooded murder of a mother of three by an ICE officer in Minneapolis.
Do You Still Need Antivirus in 2026?
Are you paying $80 per year for antivirus protection that you don't actually need? Or running completely unprotected, thinking you're invincible? Here's the uncomfortable truth: the entire antivirus industry has changed, but nobody told you. The threats of 2026 look nothing like the viruses of 2005, and that expensive Norton subscription might be fighting yesterday's war.
Your Morning Stretch Is Not an Accident—Here’s Why
Stretching when we wake up every morning is something we do without thinking. Have you ever wondered why this occurs? In this video, we explore the hidden science behind that satisfying morning stretch, from muscle stiffness and blood circulation to brain activation and evolutionary survival. Discovering why stretching feels good, how it protects your body, and why this instinctive behavior is shared by both humans and animals is what you will discover. When you stretch after waking up, you'll be able to comprehend exactly what your body is doing and why it matters.
2025: Living in a Dream World | Time Capsule Film
This is a time capsule documenting 2025's descent into the singularity, referring to the theoretical point where current models break down leading to radical transformation.
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
What the hell happened when the US kidnapped Maduro?
Max Blumenthal and Anya Parampil of Grayzone discuss various theories about the US raid on Caracas and the abduction of Venezuelan President Maduro the day after it took place.
Why Living a Simple Life Is the Smartest Choice You Can Make?
What if the smartest way to live is not to add more, but to remove what no longer matters? Henry David Thoreau's idea of simplicity as a form of intelligence is explored in this video, which is both timeless and radically modern. Living simply is a powerful way to demonstrate clarity, freedom, and self-respect in a world driven by speed, excess, and constant distraction. This reflection examines how complexity fragments the mind, fuels anxiety, and takes us away from what really matters, drawing on philosophy, psychology, and modern research on attention, well-being, and meaning. We explore the relationship between accumulation and fulfillment, the effect of excessive choice on satisfaction, and the benefits of simplifying your life, which sharpens perception, restores focus, and deepens purpose. This is not a matter of escaping society or rejecting ambition. Living deliberately involves choosing values over noise, presence over performance, and depth over distraction. Thoreau's insights, supported by thinkers like Carl Jung, Viktor Frankl, Seneca, and modern psychology, show why a simple life is not smaller, but more authentic. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, exhausted by expectations, or disconnected despite having 'enough,' this video will challenge how you define success and happiness.
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Professor Reveals Exactly How The Church Controls Reality
Everything is energy, and everything you were taught about Jesus came from the winners of history. This breakdown is based on a documentary style and explores suppressed early Christian texts, Roman political power, and the historical process that shaped what later became official doctrine. The Nag Hammadi manuscripts, discovered in Egypt in 1945, revealed different teachings attributed to Jesus, texts that had been excluded, debated, and ultimately rejected centuries before. What led to the burying of these writings? Who decided what should be included in scripture and what should not?
Monday, January 5, 2026
The Wizard of Oz Macabre Esoteric Secrets Explained
The Wizard of Oz is remembered as a harmless children's fantasy, but there lies something far more unsettling beneath the songs and bright colors. The video deconstructs the macabre and esoteric interpretations surrounding the movie, which include occult symbolism, initiation imagery, psychological trauma, and hidden patterns that have been fueling disturbing theories for decades.
The BPD Connection: Why It Feels So Real... Until It Isn't
The intense and addictive connection that can develop between a man and a woman with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is explored in this video. Even intelligent, self-aware men can get pulled into this powerful 'lock and key' dynamic, which feels emotionally, physically, sexually, and even spiritually overwhelming. When it concludes, it frequently results in profound confusion and emotional damage. This video explains why this occurs, how it feels, and what it is necessary to know if you have been in a relationship similar to this one.
Dumb Zionist claims about Palestinian Surnames: The "Al-Masri" Fallacy
Zionist claims that Palestinian surnames prove recent immigration collapse under basic scrutiny. A study of 8,343 Palestinian family names shows that only 2% of Palestinian names are based on foreign locations, which does not mean what Zionists claim it means. The 'al-Masri' argument isn't history; it's sloppy propaganda built on ignorance of statistics and how surnames actually work.
Why the Bolsheviks Decided the Romanovs Had to Die
The murder of Nicholas II stands as one of the most chronicled and studied moments of the 20th century. In this video, we explore why Vladimir Lenin's Bolshevik government perceived the Romanov family not as prisoners, but as a political threat, and why they concluded that execution was the only remaining option.
Sunday, January 4, 2026
John Lennon and George Harrison Discuss Beatle Bill and Beatle Ed
This is the classic “Beatle Bill / Beatle Ed” chat between John Lennon and George Harrison. I’ve had the clip on my hard drive for years and finally cleaned it up to share with everyone.If you’re the original uploader — or know who first posted it — please let me know so I can give proper credit to you / the channel!
Horse vs. Zebra: Same Family, Very Different Lives
At first glance, horses and zebras look almost identical -- same body shape, same hooves, and same family tree. If you look closer, you'll find that there are two animals that evolved in completely different directions. One became humanity’s trusted companion, shaping travel, warfare, and civilization itself. The other remained wild, sharp, and untamable, surviving some of the most dangerous predators on Earth.
Saturday, January 3, 2026
The Esotericism Iceberg Explained: Tier 1 (Astrology, Tarot and More)
Explore the first level of the Esotericism Iceberg, a comprehensive guide that exposes the hidden background of the world's most popular spiritual and occult practices. This episode goes beyond the superficial knowledge of pop-culture to explore the ancient origins and true meanings of Astrology, Tarot, and Numerology, as well as the mechanics of Astral Projection and the opening of the Third Eye. We analyze the psychological depths of Carl Jung's Collective Unconscious, the energy systems of Chakras and Auras, and the mathematical perfection of Sacred Geometry, providing the essential historical context you need to understand the Law of Attraction and Feng Shui before we descend into the deeper, more obscure levels of the unknown.
PTPop - Did The Beatles Write Their Own Music?
Based on interviews with Paul Anka and A&R executive Patrick Clifford. This episode examines claims that The Beatles began as a cover band and explores John Lennon’s own doubts to ask the controversial question: Did The Beatles write their own music?
Comment from Mike Williams: The Beatles' first performance as a band in France was on January 15, 1964, when they played a warm-up show at the Cinema Cyrano in Versailles (just outside Paris). There are no records of the Beatles (in any lineup, including with Pete Best) performing in France before 1964. The band's first major French engagement was this 1964 Paris residency, which ran from January 16 to February 4, 1964 and included 18 days of concerts at the Olympia Theatre. Their Paris trip was just before their Ed Sullivan appearance on February 9, 1964. The Paris dates mean that Please Please Me and With The Beatles were already released. This adds to the intrigue of Anka's comment.
Why Venezuela? And why now?
On the coast of Venezuela, the United States has sent its biggest aircraft carrier and a fleet of warships. Washington claims it's about 'security'. However, the timing reveals a different narrative. As China rises, the dollar weakens, and the global order shifts, the American empire is desperate to prove that it is still the dominant power on Earth. And Venezuela, with the largest oil reserves in the world, deep ties to China, and a government that Washington has tried to overthrow for 20 years, has suddenly become the next target. Will Venezuela withstand the pressure or are we watching the opening moves of the next major geopolitical conflict?
8 Foot Symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy affects nearly four in ten older adults, yet many have no idea the nerve damage is happening until it's permanent. This in-depth video explores the critical early warning signs, all starting in your toes, that can help you catch nerve deterioration before it affects your mobility and independence.
Friday, January 2, 2026
Your Future is Already Forming
What you’re about to watch explains why most people’s futures stop changing. Not because of motivation, discipline, or willpower, but because the brain quietly locks in a prediction about who you are and begins automatically selecting your future.
There was No Arab Migration into Palestine
There was no mass Arab migration into Palestine. British and Ottoman records show that Arab population growth came from natural increases, not immigration. Furthermore, the so-called 'Jewish economy' created zero jobs for Arabs. This video dismantles Zionist lies using primary sources, census data, and basic arithmetic.
Thursday, January 1, 2026
How Influencers Get Secretly Paid To Post On Social Media
The evidence suggests that there is currently a coordinated, paid astroturf campaign targeting Candace Owens, likely driven by political action committees using 'clipping sites' that pay influencers per view to push specific narratives and keywords.
Another City Cancels Flock Safety — And the CEO’s Email Explains Why
In this video, I break down why Staunton, Virginia terminated its agreement with Flock Safety after receiving an unsolicited, aggressive email from Flock’s CEO, Garrett Langley, and why this decision fits into a rapidly growing national trend. Cities across the United States are re-examining automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems amid concerns about privacy, data sharing, transparency, and Fourth Amendment protections. As public awareness grows, so does resistance.
Car Manufacturers Are Screwing Us
You pay $50,000 for a car that can spy on you, break down, and charge you monthly for using the features you already paid for. Car manufacturers have turned vehicles into surveillance devices and subscription traps, all for the low, low price of what a starter home cost in the '80s.
How to Recognize the 4 Subtypes of BPD
In this video, Lise explains the 4 types of BPD: 1. Discouraged; 2. Impulsive; 3. Petulant; and 4. Self-Destructive. Although not officially recognized in the DSM, many mental health professionals accept these BPD subtypes.
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