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Bill Gates Says Epstein “Found My Weak Point”

by The Vigilant Fox, Modernity News: “I never went to the island” Bill Gates says Jeffrey Epstein “found my weak point,” and the weak point was a promise of $100,000,000,000 for global health. “There was never any social thing. I never went to the island. I was never introduced to any women. But I’ve learned […]
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Research consistently proves the simplest, most powerful health intervention: Reduce your eating window and watch your body heal

by Willow Tohi, Natural News: A pooled analysis of five clinical trials found that an 8-hour time-restricted eating window led to greater weight loss than a 12-hour window or no time restriction. Participants assigned to the 8-hour eating window lost approximately 3.7 more pounds than those in the 12-hour group over 3-6 months. Researchers observed improvements […]
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Former trauma surgeon testifies to the fraudulent statistics, dangerous hospital protocols and denial of care to unvaccinated patients during the covid “pandemic”

by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News: Dr. James P. Miller, a former trauma surgeon at Providence Regional Medical Centre, testified before a US Senate roundtable that during the covid “pandemic” he witnessed hospital fraud, the implementation of harmful covid-19 protocols and the retaliatory targeting of staff who questioned these practices. He also testified that the hospital’s […]
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Pesticide-Spraying Trucks Cruising Neighborhoods, Helicopters Raining Down Pellets: Mosquito Control Is a $2 Billion Business in the U.S.

by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D., Childrens Health Defense: For decades, health departments have sprayed pesticides to curb diseases carried by ticks and mosquitoes. Critics argue that repeated, broad-area spraying, which sometimes uses chemicals banned in other countries, needlessly exposes people and wildlife, particularly in communities where it happens often. Some also question whether it works at […]
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Germany’s ruling coalition pushes to outlaw its biggest opposition party

by Cassie B., Natural News: Germany’s governing coalition is pushing to explore banning the right-wing AfD party by year’s end AfD now leads national polls at 29.5 percent, more than double the vote share of its leading challenger Chancellor Friedrich Merz is skeptical of a ban, but a top official in his own party backs […]
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Pandemic of the vaccinated: The sharp rise in AIDS cases in Fiji was predictable; it is due to injecting the covid spike protein bioweapon

by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News: After years of relatively low numbers, Fiji recorded 2,016 new HIV diagnoses in 2025. Officials point to methamphetamine injection, needle-sharing and a huge testing drive as an explanation. Not everyone is convinced by the official narrative. Some researchers are asking questions, based on the evidence.  In the following, Dr. Philip […]
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‘Feeling the Heat’?: Pharma Spent Record $456.9 Million Last Year on Lobbying — With No Signs of Slowing Down

by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D., Childrens Health Defense: The pharmaceutical and health industry spent $456.9 million on lobbying expenses in 2025, according to OpenSecrets. According to STAT, it was the largest-ever single-year increase in lobbying spending. Leslie Manookian, president of the Health Freedom Defense Fund, suggested the industry may feel threatened by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s […]
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The media isn’t failing by accident.

The media isn’t failing by accident. Only 28% of Americans still trust it to report fully, accurately, and fairly. Seven in ten have little or none. Republican trust is now 8%. That’s not a slump. That’s a collapsed institution. Why? Because they don’t work for you. They work… — Chris Martenson (@chrismartenson) September 30, 2026
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Canadian Media Report Mark Carney Likely to Accept Nobel Prize Award, Time Magazine Person of Year and Pope Leo XIV Veneration to End 2026

from The Conservative Treehouse: In a remarkable series of events, Canadian TV (CTV) is reporting that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is likely to win the Nobel Prize for Peace, the Time Magazine Person of the Year Award and public veneration by Pope Leo XIV to culminate a year when the European Union is now […]
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EU speaks out against 'hatred and intolerance'

The EU has spoken out in support of “all those who have suffered under totalitarian and authoritarian regimes”. This comes on the eve of the Europe-wide Day of Remembrance of the victims of all totalitarian and authoritarian regimes on 23 August. Ahead of the Day, senior EU political figures have issued a strongly-worded statement against “hatred, intolerance and the denial of human dignity. The statement was issued by the EC Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy, Henna Virkkunen, and Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law, and Consumer Protection Commissioner Michael McGrath (pictured).

It reads: “On 23 August, we commemorate the anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, signed in 1939 between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. “That pact, and the war and devastation that followed, brought intolerable suffering to millions of people across Europe and beyond. The years that followed were marked by occupation, repression, deportation and violence on a massive scale.”

It goes on: “Today, we honour the memory of all those who have suffered under totalitarian and authoritarian regimes. “The pain endured by victims, survivors and their families echoes across generations. Every EU country is now home to a generation that has grown up free from tyranny and oppression.

“For many, freedom, democracy and peace may appear self-evident, but they are not. They were secured through extraordinary courage, sacrifice, resistance and resilience, and they must never be taken for granted. Remembering the past is therefore not only a duty to those who came before us. It is also a responsibility to future generations.”

The statement continues: “This day is a solemn reminder of the consequences of hatred, intolerance and the denial of human dignity.

“It calls on us to remain vigilant in defending the values on which the European Union is founded: respect for human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law and fundamental rights.

"By preserving the memory of the past, we reaffirm our commitment to a Europe built on peace, justice and solidarity.”

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