Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Russia Just Gave Iran the S-500 System — NATO Called an Emergency Meeting
A Russian Antonov cargo aircraft landed in Tehran 48 hours ago. Six flights. 36 hours. They were carrying components that Russia swore it would never export: the S-500 Prometheus. The most advanced air defense system in Russia. Created exclusively for the purpose of shooting down F-35s and F-22s. Engagement range of 600 kilometers. Interceptors capable of Mach 9. The weapon was designed to end American air dominance. It's now in the hands of Iran.
"No Kings" Is A Trap
James investigates the multi-layered "No Kings" protest movement, exploring the unsettling parallels between "organic" grassroots activism and a high-stakes psyop designed to harvest the biometric data of political dissidents while insulating the globalist establishment.
Monday, March 30, 2026
Mike Williams: A Lifetime of Music and Staying True to the Human Touch
This interview was conducted by Grok. The questions were thoughtfully formulated by Grok after reviewing previous interviews and videos featuring Mike Williams. The answers are entirely Mike Williams’ own words.
For almost five decades, Mike Williams has been writing, recording, and releasing songs that blend classic rock energy with raw emotional honesty. In this conversation, he opens up about his long creative journey, the freedom of home-studio independence, the impact of profound loss, and what keeps him making music after all these years.
Grok: Revisiting your archival material for the Yesteryear project after more than 40 years—re-recording songs like “Vacation In Your Mind” while staying faithful to the original melodies—what has this experience shown you about how your songwriting voice and production approach have evolved?
MW: The experience of reworking and recording those old songs from 40 years ago for the Yesteryear album really reminded me that we were writing some very good music back then. There was a youthful energy and a lot of creativity that I had not thought about until I decided to revisit them. Even though I was already slipping in some social commentary—for example, the song “Camelot”—most of the material had a much more carefree feel to it. That’s because the world was simply a different place 40 years ago.
My later music pulls lyrics from everything I’ve lived through—both personal relationships and the bigger societal issues. The more life you experience, the deeper the pool of emotions and stories you can draw from.
From a production standpoint, back then if you wanted a good-sounding recording you had to go into a real studio, and that wasn’t cheap—especially when you’re in your 20s and money is tight. Now, with multi-track home recording, creativity isn’t held hostage by budget anymore. I can write and record whenever the inspiration hits. There’s no waiting around between the idea and actually getting it down.
“Vacation In Your Mind” is the oldest track on the album—I traced it all the way back to 1979. The lyrics came from a poem my brother wrote, and Jeff, our bandmate, put the music together with the help from both of us. In the original version, Jeff was on piano, I was on drums, and my brother played guitar. It’s actually the only song across all those decades where I played drums on a track. We were huge Klaatu fans back then, so I deliberately programmed the drums to capture that “Calling Occupants” vibe for the Yesteryear album. When I released the song as a single on SoundCloud, a listener instantly picked up on the Klaatu influence and left a comment. That really made me smile.
War with Iran is backfiring + Kash Patel's personal emails hacked
In this deep-dive, we break down the Patel breach, the missile-stockpile math nobody in Washington wants to talk about, and why Trump’s “Iran was destroyed” narrative is colliding with a much darker reality.
Billy Watson TV - An introduction to Bitcoin
A paper was written by my friend David McKenzie to introduce bitcoin to newcomers. I remade it into an AI voice video. If you are interested in learning more, please leave a comment and we may schedule an interview on the topic.
Why Are You Feeding the Palantir Database?
Many of you are populating mass surveillance databases, seemingly on purpose. If you understand how Palantir systems view mass surveillance data, it might make you rethink what you do.
Sunday, March 29, 2026
The Kirk Assassination: Blood Covenants, Ritual Sacrifice, and Kabbalistic Eschatology
Candace Owens raised the questions. There were others who circled the symbolism. Nobody has fully explained the mechanism. In this episode, I walk through the Kabbalistic and eschatological framework surrounding the Charlie Kirk assassination, tracing the symbolic architecture from the pierced ear in Exodus to the neck wound, from Lurianic cosmology to the political infrastructure that occupies the same rooms as the theology. This is not partisan commentary. The structural analysis of the oldest sacrificial logic that is still operating under the surface of modern events is what this is all about.
Borderline Personality Disorder Explained
Borderline Personality Disorder (also known as Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder) is characterized by strong emotional responses, unstable relationships, and a disturbed sense of self. In this video, we cover the symptoms (including DSM 5 diagnostic criteria), potential causes, and treatment.
Saturday, March 28, 2026
An Interview with Art Olivier - A Unique Explanation for the Aircraft that Hit the Twin Towers
[Source] The planes that struck targets on 9/11 have long posed a stumbling block for 9/11 researchers.
Let’s start with the government’s official explanation, which states that on September 11, 2001, the North Tower of the World Trade Center was struck dead-center by a Boeing 767 flown at approximately 465 mph by hijacker pilot Mohamed Atta, the South Tower struck slightly off-center by a 767 flown at approximately 585 mph by hijacker pilot Marwan al-Shehhi, and the Pentagon’s first floor struck precisely by a 757 flown at about 535 mph by hijacker Hani Hanjour.
Why the Government Story Cannot Be True I think the easiest way to summarize the conundrum is by pasting in a passage from my previous article 9/11 Planes Part II: 33 Anomalies
A Matter of Logic. It is still accepted by me—and broadly throughout the 9/11 movement—that the Twin Towers were destroyed by demolition, regardless of the theory ascribed to—nano-thermite, nuclear devices, Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs), or more conventional explosives.
But to demolish the Twin Towers, successful plane hits had to be guaranteed up front. If Flight 175, the second plane, had only clipped the South Tower with a wing, and crashed elsewhere in the city, the tower’s demolition would have had to be called off.
The same holds true for the first plane, “Flight 11.” If this plane had missed, not only would the North Tower’s destruction have been canceled, but no cameras would have been focused on the Twin Towers, enabling them to capture the iconic pictures of the second plane hit, which became so embedded in worldwide consciousness.
I do not accept that 9/11’s masterminds would have gambled that Mohamed Atta, Marwan al-Shehhi and Hani Hanjour (the alleged hijacker pilots) would have hit their targets in the way it happened, pulling off feats that experienced Boeing pilots have said they could not have achieved.
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The Enemy Is Not Each Other
[Source] My friend Mark has a metaphor that I think about a lot. If you lock someone in a cage with an angry pit bull, they’ll likely need to kill it before it kills them. That’s simply a requirement for survival. But assuming they live, it’s worth asking: who built the cage? Who brought the pit bull? Who keeps breeding more pit bulls? Who profits from the ticket sales?
I keep coming back to this because it so perfectly captures what I’m watching happen to people all around me, including many I love.
Recently, I watched a dear friend - someone who carries the weight of generational trauma much like I do - put his tribe on a pedestal while casting others as existential threats. Like me, he is a descendant of Holocaust survivors, inheritors of that particular brand of ancestral memory that lives in your bones whether you want it to or not. My other grandfather was Menachem Begin’s personal bodyguard for years. I understand Jewish pride, Jewish fear, and Jewish trauma in a very personal and profound way. Not as an outsider looking in, but as someone who heard the words “never again” from the time I was in the crib. I was told that a time to round up people would happen again and under no circumstances should I ever show my papers. In 2021, when vaccine mandates became a thing in many cities, including mine, alarm bells went off. I thought, “Grandma was right, but this time they’re coming for everyone.” I was blown away at the dissonance of my friends and neighbors who didn’t see this. The ‘othering’ was back - just wearing different clothes. And now I was watching it happen inside my own community.
And now, a few years later, I was watching it happen to someone close to me.
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Friday, March 27, 2026
Israel In Code Red Emergency: Iran's Cluster Missile Hit Tel Aviv
Israel is now under emergency pressure from a weapon its air-defense system was never designed to handle. Iran’s cluster-capable ballistic missiles are hitting Tel Aviv in repeated waves, scattering submunitions over residential areas, injuring civilians, and forcing Israel to burn through expensive interceptors faster than it can replace them. This is no longer just about stopping missiles. It is about whether Israel can keep its shield functioning under a new kind of saturation attack.
Iran's Cryptic Daily Broadcast Has Everyone Asking Questions
At the same time each day, a robotic voice delivers long strings of Persian numbers that no one can fully decipher. Analysts have labeled it V32 - a suspected number station possibly tied to espionage, covert operations, or psychological warfare. Even stranger, someone appears to be trying to block the signal before the message gets through.
Did Israel Invent a FAKE 'Terror Group'?
James investigates the sudden emergence of a 'phantom' terror group in London, exploring the unsettling parallels between mainstream media narratives and a potential psyop designed to manufacture consent for a catastrophic conflict with Iran.
The SIM Card - The Invisible Identity Inside Your Phone
Your phone's tiny chip is capable of much more than you realize. In this episode of History of Simple Things, we uncover the hidden role of the SIM card. How does it store your identity, connect you to mobile networks, and quietly power your everyday communication? Explore how a small thing became a vital part of modern life, from its surprisingly large beginnings to the rise of eSIM technology.
Concert Pianist Jayson Gillham Fired After Gaza Remarks and Zionist Lobby Pressure
Concert pianist Jayson Gillham is taking the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to court after his performance was canceled due to remarks about the killing of journalists in Gaza. The dispute has become a wider fight over censorship, political expression, and whether artists can speak freely on stage without fear of punishment. The legal case, Gillham's remarks, the MSO's response, and the implications for free speech in the arts are discussed in this episode.
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Mike Williams - Selections: 2013-2023 (Complete Album)
Released in March of 2026, Selections: 2013-2023 is a 14-track collection distilling the best highlights from A Decade of Rockers and A Decade of Blues and Ballads. Selections is also available on vinyl at ElasticStage (ships from the UK). All of Mike's music can be found on his website, Labor Of Love Music.
Iran's Missiles Trigger Blackout in Tel Aviv
Israel is currently experiencing a new phase of the missile war, with increased Sejjil attacks, Tel Aviv blackouts, and direct pressure on the power and fuel systems that keep the country operating. This was not just another barrage in civilian areas. It seemed like a deliberate plan to drain interceptors, hit critical infrastructure, and permanently expose central Israel.
James Corbett - How To De-Shitify the Internet
Do you remember when the internet was enjoyable? If you're younger than 30, chances are you don't. The quality of internet websites, services, and applications is deteriorating year after year. That is by design. But there are things we can do about it! Today on Solutions Watch, James presents 10 simple tips for de-enhancing your internet experience.
What Exactly Is Anxiety (and Why Do We Feel It)?
We will explore the real cause of anxiety, how your brain and body work together to create it, and why this uncomfortable feeling exists in the first place. The science behind anxiety, the role of your brain's alarm system, and why modern life can trigger it more than ever before will be explored by you.
Was Jimi Hendrix Manager an Intelligence Agent?
In this video, we dive deep into one of the most mysterious and controversial figures in rock history, Michael Jeffery, and the shocking theories surrounding his past. From his time managing Jimi Hendrix at the height of fame to rumors of intelligence connections and covert activity, Jeffrey's story is filled with unanswered questions. Was he simply a savvy (and ruthless) manager, or was there something much more sinister behind the scenes?
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Trump Deploys 1,000 Troops To War
Trump is now sending elite U.S. ground forces into a war he says is already won. As Iran’s 79th wave of missiles and drones hit Tel Aviv, Dimona, and Eilat, the White House is rushing elements of the 82nd Airborne toward the Middle East while Israel faces mounting pressure from heavier Iranian warheads, cluster munitions, and an interceptor stockpile that is being burned down faster than it can be replaced.
Why Do Phones Slow Down Over Time?
In this video, we break down the real reasons why phones slow down over time — from software updates and evolving apps to storage limits, background processes, and even battery aging. It turns out, your phone isn’t just “getting old”—it’s dealing with a growing workload in a fast-moving world of technology.
Candace Owens - Erika Kirk Went To A Weird Place On 9/10
Candace: we received a tip a while ago about Erika’s whereabouts on 9/10...and today we are going to discuss it.
Is The U.S. Military Secretly Struggling?
Ltc. (ret.) Karen U. Kwiatkowski is a retired U.S. Air Force officer who served as a Pentagon desk officer and worked with the NSA. A vocal critic of U.S. foreign policy, she exposed political corruption in military intelligence during the lead up to the 2003 Iraq War.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Mike Williams - Love Roller Coaster (2025 – Complete Album)
Love Roller Coaster explores the thrilling ups and downs of relationships, curated from standout catalog tracks, including the top-streamed 'Wrecking Ball'.
The Most Disturbing Privacy Policy I’ve Ever Read
Most people don't realize how much insurance companies know about you. This video starts with an amusing yet unnerving AI-generated "first date" parody: a man possesses so much personal information about a woman that it feels like stalking. That's the point. What insurance companies already know about us is depicted in this metaphor.
What Exactly Is Insomnia?
Have you ever found yourself staring at the ceiling at 2 AM and unable to fall asleep? Millions of people worldwide are affected by insomnia, but what exactly is it? In this video, we dive deep into the science, causes, and effects of insomnia -- and why it's more than just a bad night's sleep. Understand the reasons why your brain stays alert at night, how stress and lifestyle choices make it difficult to sleep, and the proven ways to retrain your body for better rest. Whether it's occasional sleeplessness or chronic insomnia, understanding how sleep really works is the first step towards reclaiming your nights.
Monday, March 23, 2026
The Economy Was Already Horrible... New Global Crisis Just Made It Worse
The US lost 1.27 million jobs in 2025. Only 181,000 new jobs were created throughout the entire year. The job numbers are the worst we've seen since 2010. Inflation was already out of control, housing was unaffordable, grocery prices were already skyrocketing, and layoffs were happening every month. Now they've created a new global crisis that is being funded by our taxes.
Death Curses: Etsy Witchcraft and Hexing
The target of a 'Powerful Hex Spell' was killed weeks after a journalist purchased it online. Is it a coincidence or something that is more ancient, darker, and still very much alive?
Iran Hits Israel's Biggest Airport
Iran says its new Arash-2 drones just broke through Israeli defenses and hit Ben Gurion Airport — the country’s biggest airport and one of its most important military logistics hubs. If true, this would mean Iran is no longer just targeting cities or refineries, but the fuel depots, tanker aircraft, and support infrastructure that keep Israeli warplanes flying.
Ex-Military Exposes the Cyberwar Nobody Is Talking About
Why do most people still misunderstand cyberwar? Modern warfare won't always look like missiles and troops. It can look like a cyber attack on critical infrastructure, telecom failures, power grid disruptions, and daily life breaking down quickly.
Sunday, March 22, 2026
Iran Strikes Israel’s Biggest Nuclear City
Israel and Iran have now struck each other’s nuclear-linked sites within the same 24-hour window. Natanz was hit, Dimona was hit hours later, and just days earlier a projectile landed only 350 meters from Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant — bringing this war closer to a radiological disaster than at any point so far.
Robert Sepehr - Legends of the White Gods
Multiple civilizations around the world have preserved remarkably consistent legends of fair-skinned, often bearded deities or culture heroes who arrived from the sea, taught agriculture, laws, architecture, writing and the arts, established order, and then departed with a promise to return. This repeated pattern of White bringers of civilization—described in the same physical terms and with the same civilizing role—demonstrates that at least some ancient "gods" were real historical figures who traveled the world and elevated these societies.
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Pete Tompkins (PTPop) - New Documentary: Disconnected: Voices from the Call Center
Mike and Pete discussed Pete's documentary "Disconnected Voices from the Call Center," which explores the harsh realities of working in call centers. Pete shared his personal experience working in call centers starting in the 1980s, describing the intense metrics and pressure that led to high attrition rates and severe mental stress on employees. They discussed how call centers evolved from relatively humane environments to modern "sweatshops" with strict monitoring and performance requirements. The conversation also covered how AI is increasingly being used to replace human call center workers, the decline of the music industry due to streaming and AI-generated content, and Pete's upcoming distribution of his documentary through Film Hub.
The Calendar Reset of 1582
The 1890 census was wiped out. The name of former slaves was not recorded until 1870. Native children were given new names in boarding schools. Immigrant names were often changed long after arrival, not at Ellis Island. The purpose of this documentary is to examine lost census records, erased surnames, genealogy gaps, Dawes Rolls, Carlisle Indian School, and how official paperwork has influenced identity in America.
Friday, March 20, 2026
The Giants Who Built the Railroads
The Giants Who Built the Railroads. Ten Miles in One Day. 12,000 Chinese laborers. Missing names, missing records, and photographs that never seem to tell the full story. This episode follows the workers who built the western half of the transcontinental railroad, the impossible engineering feats they pulled off, and the strange archival silence that swallowed so much of their individual history.
Iran Bombs Israel in Largest Strikes Yet: 80 Targets Hit
The war's largest coordinated strike package has just been launched by Iran. In Waves 63 and 64 of Operation True Promise Four, Tehran says it hit 80 targets across Israel using Khorramshahr-4 cluster-capable missiles, while Hezbollah fired in sync from Lebanon and Gulf energy infrastructure burned from Qatar to Saudi Arabia.
Can We Make Fuel Without Crude Oil?
In this video, we explore whether fuel can really be made without crude oil and how scientists are creating alternatives using plants, water, air, and even trash. From biofuels to synthetic fuels and hydrogen, we break down the science in a simple, easy-to-understand way.
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Tucker Carlson Interviews Joe Kent
Joe Kent is a former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center and the President’s principal counterterrorism advisor, who served 20 years in the U.S. Army with 11 combat deployments fighting terrorist networks with the 75th Ranger Regiment, Army Special Forces, and U.S. Army Special Operations Command, earning six Bronze Stars. Joe is also a Gold Star husband whose first wife, Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent, also served and was killed while fighting ISIS in Syria in 2019.
Iran 'Destroys' the World’s Largest Gas Facility: Trump Blames Israel
Iran hit the world’s biggest gas export hub. After Israeli strikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field, Tehran answered by firing missiles at Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City — the largest LNG facility on Earth — while the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf energy sites also came under pressure in the same wave of escalation.
Iran Launched Massive Missile Strike on Camp Arifjan
Iran just launched 73 missiles at Camp Arifjan, America's largest military base in the Middle East. 15,000 U.S. troops were inside. 16 missiles made it through. 200-400 Americans have died. Over 1,000 people were wounded. This is the deadliest attack on American forces since Beirut in 1983.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Candace Owens - MAGA Strikes Back?
Joe Kent resigns as the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Theo Von announces to his audience that he feels something satanic is going on, and Turning Point USA suffers a major blow after an Arkansas chapter disaffiliates from them.
Iran Destroys US Ammunition Supply Leaving 72 Hours of Weapons Supply
Iran attacked 11 American forward ammunition supply facilities in 6 countries during a 47-minute strike last night. Saudi Arabia. Qatar. Kuwait. Bahrain. UAE. And the maritime pre-positioning ships in the Gulf of Oman that carry the reserve inventory support every land-based depot in the region. All of it. In 47 minutes. The American military that woke up yesterday with weeks of combat inventory at the current operational tempo woke up this morning with only 72 hours of weapons left. And the deeper story is not just that the ammunition is gone; it is that Iran designed the operation in a specific sequence that ensured no facility received warning from the targeting of another. 11 facilities. 6 countries. Zero warnings. That's not luck. That is a map. And the map required intelligence that should not exist.
Owen Shroyer - MAGA needs to be destroyed politically
Owen Shroyer asserts that the MAGA factions are becoming unprincipled and evil, encouraging the bombing of children, and therefore need to be destroyed politically.
60 American Fighter Jets Destroyed on the Ground in Qatar
In the early morning, Iran struck Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. On the ground, sixty American fighter jets were destroyed. Four waves of missiles. Four minutes. Five separate defensive layers defeated in sequence. The largest aviation loss in America since Pearl Harbor. And the deeper story is not just that 60 aircraft are burning on a Qatari runway — it is that Iran designed the strike in four precisely sequenced waves that used each defensive layer's specific operational limitations against it. Ballistic missiles to blind the Patriot radars. Hypersonic missiles to destroy the SHORAD systems before they could reset. Cruise missiles to hit the aircraft. Ballistic missiles to burn the fuel and munitions that would have allowed any survivor to fly. Four minutes. Everything gone.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Why Every Nation Rejected Trump's Beg For Help in the Iran Conflict
Trump has now personally asked allied nations to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz — and every single one said no. The UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan, Canada, Australia, and others are refusing to join a U.S.-led naval mission, even as oil stays above $100, the strait remains under Iranian pressure, and global trade keeps breaking down.
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Eyes Wide Shut Was Not a Film, It Was a Documentary
This video explains the disturbing symbolism, real-world connections, and theories that suggest Eyes Wide Shut may reveal more than Kubrick was meant to reveal.
Your Blood Type Was Changed After 1900 — The Tartarian DNA They Replaced
Your blood type is not just A, B, AB, or O. This video explores the hidden history of blood type, Karl Landsteiner’s ABO discovery, the older humoral system of constitutional medicine, the Flexner Report, disease risk by blood group, Rh-negative blood, and why modern medicine may have reduced blood to a simpler classification.
The story behind Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" video
The story behind Robert Palmer's 'Addicted to Love' video is one of the most bizarre in MTV history. For ten years, Palmer was the most respected artist in rock, but he couldn't sell a single record. Island Records gave him a house in the Bahamas and he still hit number 107 on Billboard. In a London basement, he became the biggest star in the world in one day thanks to a fashion photographer, a bottle of wine, and five models who couldn't play a note. A guitar to the back of the head, a drummer who liked his rear, and a music teacher who gave up after one hour. He made the same video three times. When he stopped, nobody cared.
Monday, March 16, 2026
The Montauk Project: The Time Travel Mystery
Deep beneath the surface of Montauk, New York, something strange is happening. Whispers ring through the halls of a hidden military base, rumors of experiments that go far beyond radar or psychology. There are those who believe that the scientists here are pushing the limits of reality itself. They call it the Montauk Project. Stories about mind control, psychic powers, and even time travel are rife. Men such as Al Bielek and Duncan Cameron have come forward to describe bizarre machines, fractured memories, and experiments that seem to blur the line between thought and reality.
Cloning, Mind Control and Underground Facilities | Richard Sauder
Researcher, author, and leading expert on underground bases, Richard Sauder returns to the show to discuss the hidden power structures and secret government programs. We explore the network of deep underground military bases and tunnel systems, the technology used to build them, and why whistleblowers in touch with Richard have mentioned vast facilities existing far beneath the surface of the Earth and even under the ocean floor.
Sunday, March 15, 2026
Is Netanyahu Dead? Viral Video Evidence Explained
Is Netanyahu dead? Days of silence, deleted posts, AI-looking footage, and viral claims that Israel was hiding the truth while Iranian missiles continued to fall led to the rumor exploding across the internet. But the deeper story is not just whether the rumor is false — it’s why this kind of information warfare works so well in the middle of a real missile war.
How AI Changes Your Value at Work
Most people paste something into ChatGPT, think 'this is incredible,' and move on. What they don't realize is that how you use AI is quietly determining whether you're becoming more valuable or more replaceable.
This YouTube Setting Lets Anyone Mention Your Account
If you are using YouTube on your desktop, these instructions are also applicable.
What Is “The Cloud” And Where Your Files Really Are
Today, we store photos, documents, and entire businesses in the cloud. The cloud is not actually floating in the sky. The name comes from a decades-old engineering shortcut used in network diagrams, one that eventually shaped how we think about the internet itself. In this video, we explore the fascinating history behind the term 'cloud computing'. We explore how it evolved from a simple symbol to the backbone of the modern digital world, and what's really happening behind that invisible infrastructure.
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