On January 30, 2025, Fox News host Greg Gutfeld discussed the Trump administration's decision to temporarily suspend federal grants, loans, and other financial assistance to certain non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Gutfeld argued that this move exposes what he referred to as a "grift" within these organizations, suggesting that many NGOs have been misusing federal funds under the guise of charitable work.

He emphasized that this suspension aims to hold NGOs accountable and ensure that taxpayer money is used appropriately.

I'm going to have to stop myself from crashing out right now the things that I believe should be done to the caretakers of this individual to the surgeon I actually don't think I could say it on YouTube. Hey guys, welcome back to the Blair White Project podcast, the first podcast of the new year of 2025, and I was thinking about opening this with just new year resolutions, some things I really want to maybe change in the new year, but I realized nothing was actually wrong with me last year so we're just going to roll with a new year same type of vibe. Let's just roll right into the news and do our thing like we're supposed to.

This first one I'm going to have to stop myself from crashing out right now because I was filled with so much rage when I saw this. You'll see why in just a second. I came across probably the most disturbing trans content I've ever seen in my life and coming from me, coming from someone who's covered that for a decade or so, that's saying something. So maybe buckle in a little bit. We're just going to play it, all you have to do is watch it, and you'll see what I mean.

I don't know if I should cry or spiral into just unmitigated rage right now because it's clearly one of these two emotions. I'm really not feeling anything else. The things that I believe should be done to the caretakers of this individual, to the surgeon who did this to this individual, I actually don't think I could say it on YouTube or maybe just legally in general. Like, I wish the worst. Wish the worst. We've seen so much messed up stuff and like the medical abuse happening under the transgender flag and movement and the surgeries that happen to minors. All of that is terrible in and of itself, and we know that. I just never thought I would see something like this.

One of Earth’s most devastating mass extinction events, known as the Great Dying or the Permian-Triassic Extinction, wiped out nearly 90% of marine species and 70% of terrestrial life approximately 252 million years ago. While scientists have long speculated about its causes, a new hypothesis proposes an astonishing explanation: a boiling hot worldwide flood triggered by a catastrophic chain of events.

The Great Dying marked the end of the Permian period and the beginning of the Triassic, fundamentally reshaping life on Earth. Fossil records reveal massive die-offs in oceans and on land, with biodiversity taking millions of years to recover. Previous theories suggested volcanic activity, methane releases, or asteroid impacts as potential causes, but the latest explanation centers on an interplay of extreme geological and environmental phenomena.

A recent study posits that the Great Dying may have been caused by a boiling hot flood resulting from:

1. Massive Volcanic Eruptions: The Siberian Traps, a vast region of volcanic rock in modern-day Russia, were formed by one of the largest volcanic events in Earth’s history. These eruptions released immense quantities of carbon dioxide, methane, and sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere.

2. Global Warming and Oceanic Heating: The volcanic activity led to a dramatic increase in global temperatures, warming the oceans to extreme levels. This warming likely caused widespread stratification in the oceans, preventing the circulation of oxygen and creating anoxic conditions.

3. Hydrothermal Activity and Methane Hydrates: The ocean floor may have experienced hydrothermal activity, releasing vast quantities of superheated water. Additionally, destabilized methane hydrates on the seafloor could have erupted, contributing to the heating and further releasing greenhouse gases.

4. Boiling Floodwaters: As temperatures soared, some researchers suggest that parts of the ocean may have reached near-boiling temperatures. The combination of boiling water and acidic conditions caused by sulfur dioxide could have resulted in widespread marine die-offs and exacerbated the collapse of ecosystems.

Researchers point to several lines of evidence that support this theory:

• Fossil Records: Marine fossils from the period show signs of sudden, widespread extinction consistent with extreme environmental stress.
• Geochemical Analysis: Rocks from the Permian-Triassic boundary contain unusually high levels of sulfur isotopes and carbon deposits, suggesting intense volcanic activity and greenhouse gas emissions.
• Temperature Modeling: Climate models indicate that volcanic activity during this period could have raised global temperatures by as much as 10-15 degrees Celsius, enough to cause catastrophic environmental changes.

Throughout history, secret societies, occult traditions, and organizations like Freemasonry have often been surrounded by mystery, partly due to their use of symbolic language and contradictory phrases. These groups are said to operate in a manner where what is said publicly may differ from what is done or intended. This practice aligns with the concept of duality, a recurring theme in their teachings and philosophies.

One of the most recognizable examples of this concept in modern discourse is the phrase "war is peace," a paradox popularized by George Orwell’s 1984. While not directly tied to Freemasonry or occult teachings, the phrase embodies the idea of using language to obscure intent or reveal deeper truths, which is a key feature of these traditions.

The Role of Symbolic Language in Esoteric Traditions

Esoteric practices are built on layers of meaning. For example, in Freemasonry, symbols like the black-and-white checkered floor are used to represent the duality of human existence—good and evil, light and darkness, truth and deception. These symbols are not meant to be deceptive but are tools to guide initiates toward understanding life's complexities.

Occult practices similarly use language and symbolism that challenge the surface-level meanings of words. In alchemy, a foundational practice in occult traditions, terms like "death" often signify transformation or rebirth rather than an end. Such phrases encourage deeper reflection on what lies beneath the apparent contradiction.

The Purpose Behind Contradictions

For those initiated into these traditions, contradictions are not about deceit but about fostering a higher understanding. By presenting ideas that seem paradoxical, these groups encourage critical thinking, self-reflection, and a deeper exploration of universal truths.

On a broader level, this practice can also serve practical purposes:

• Secrecy: Veiling teachings in symbolism ensures that only those genuinely dedicated can grasp their deeper meanings.
• Mental Discipline: Encountering contradictions helps initiates move beyond surface-level thinking and develop a more nuanced perspective.
• Narrative Control: Language can also be used to shape perception and maintain control within a group or society.

Manis Friedman Tells the Story of Adam and Eve and shares details that Nobody has Ever Heard of.

Raised in South Africa, Rabbi Dovid Vigler is the founder and spiritual leader of Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens in Florida. As a gifted orator and creative thinker, he strives to share the beauty and depth of Jewish Mysticism in a clear, conversational and down-to-earth manner. Whether in his popular in-person and written sermons or in his thought-provoking Torah classes on social media, he raises his students to new heights by transforming ancient pearls of wisdom into modern solutions to timeless quandaries His weekly Radio Show—The Schmooze—was internationally broadcast on six stations, reaching nearly one hundred thousand listeners weekly for almost a decade. His recent book, “If G-d is Good, Why Can Life Be So Bad?” is renowned for its unprecedented approach to making timeless Jewish mysticism understandable and relatable even to most uninitiated readers.

 In recent months, several Ivy League universities have experienced significant leadership changes, with presidents stepping down amid controversies related to campus protests and administrative decisions.

At Columbia University, President Nemat "Minouche" Shafik resigned after a 13-month tenure marked by significant campus unrest. The university faced intense protests following the Gaza conflict, with student demonstrations escalating into confrontations with law enforcement. Shafik's decision to involve police in dispersing pro-Palestinian protests drew criticism from both students and faculty, leading to her departure.

Similarly, at the University of Pennsylvania, President Liz Magill resigned following contentious appearances before Congress. Magill faced pressure from donors and criticism over her testimony at a congressional hearing, where she was unable to clearly state that calls on campus for the genocide of Jews would violate the school's conduct policy. This led to increased scrutiny and calls for her resignation.

Harvard University also witnessed a leadership change, with President Claudine Gay stepping down amid allegations of plagiarism and criticism regarding her handling of antisemitism concerns on campus. Gay's resignation came after a brief tenure, reflecting the challenges university leaders face in navigating complex social and political issues within academic institutions.

These resignations highlight the increasing pressures on university presidents to address campus activism, donor expectations, and public scrutiny. The role has become more challenging, with leaders required to balance free speech, campus safety, and institutional values in a highly polarized environment. The average tenure of university presidents has decreased, indicating a trend toward shorter leadership periods amid these complexities.

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the city of Los Angeles is going up in flames. The Left claims it’s a product of “climate change,” but that’s because they don’t want to talk about the real cause, which is incompetence—if not outright sabotage—by the Democratic leaders of LA and California. Also, Joe Biden finally admits that he actually may not have been capable of serving a second term. A new study finds that vegans are often depressed and miserable—I didn’t need a study to tell me that. And, a Hollywood actor goes on Bill Maher’s podcast and tries to defend sex changes for kids. It doesn’t go well.

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The concept of "Tall Whites" refers to an alleged extraterrestrial species described by Charles James Hall, a former U.S. Air Force weather observer. Hall claims that during the 1960s, while stationed at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada, he encountered these beings, characterized by their tall stature and pale complexion. He further asserts that the U.S. military had established a cooperative relationship with them, involving technology exchanges and shared operations.

More https://originalbrutaltruth.blogspot.com/2024/12/our-alien-overlords-how-we-secretly.html 

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Watch this video with an open mind...

Bible enthusiasts, you're going to LOVE this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJ1OpkjPOM0 

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@jamesgravel7755 -- I can tell you one thing. In first grade in 1988. The teacher rolled a TV in our room and turned on the funeral for Nelson Mandela. And I remember it so clear because I was like who is he and why are we watching it. They made it seem so important, and I was so confused on why. Then 25 years later I learned why. Still blows my mind.

@BobBob-qm8xq -- Many years ago, in my 20s (50s now), I use to read a lot of Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels. I got bored at one point and started reading Hard Sci-Fi short stories in compilation paperback novels. There was one story about Time Waves which is exactly what is currently called Mandella Affect. Also found out that most Hard Sci-Fi writers were also scientist and such that published their finding that weren't allowed to be know publicly through "Science Fiction" stories.

Nothing cracks me up more than watching the clowns of Britain skipping along and still suffering and PAYING for this woke crap. I have to say that each queen is indeed unique, each as more shocking than the last. I understand the want and need to be free and to display your art... But there is a time and place and media for all of that. Not a walk in the park in broad daylight, or story time with your man-a-ma-things dangling around.

It's hard to tell which country is worse... But thank God we have a new president.

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In Daniel 7:25, it states that the power spoken of will "think to change the times and laws." This prophecy is often interpreted as a manipulation of calendars and historical timelines. Let’s explore this within a broader timeline and historical context:

1. Changing of Calendars and Laws: Historical evidence suggests that during the Middle Ages, significant changes to the calendar were implemented. For example, the introduction of the Gregorian calendar in 1582 replaced earlier systems, altering how time and dates were calculated.

2. The 6,000-Year Theory: Apocryphal texts often reference a 6,000-year period of human history followed by a 1,000-year Millennial Reign. Based on early timekeeping systems, some argue that the Middle Ages (approximately 500–1500 AD) align suspiciously with this supposed Millennial Kingdom.

3. The Middle Ages as the Millennial Reign: It’s notable that the Middle Ages spanned nearly exactly 1,000 years. During this time, the church held dominant authority, governing nearly every aspect of life, a scenario that some suggest mirrors the Biblical description of the Millennial Reign. The era even saw the influence of figures like Pope Sixtus III, whose Latin name "Sixtus" (meaning "six") carries symbolic associations.

4. Ezra's Prophecy and Lost Books: The book of 2 Esdras (or 2 Ezra) contains a fascinating passage (14:44) where God instructs Ezra to write 94 books: 24 for public reading and 70 to be kept hidden for the wise. These 24 books correspond to the Hebrew Tanakh, which became the foundation of the Old Testament. However, the 70 "hidden books" align with what we now refer to as the Apocrypha—texts largely removed from canonical Bibles, including the King James Version, around 200 years ago.

William Blum's quote, *"No matter how paranoid or conspiracy-minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you imagine,"* speaks to a profound skepticism about the transparency and accountability of government actions. It suggests that even the wildest speculations about covert activities, corruption, or systemic abuses might underestimate the reality of what happens behind closed doors in institutions of power.

Blum, known for his critiques of U.S. foreign policy and intelligence operations, often emphasized the hidden mechanisms of governments—acts that are shrouded in secrecy and often justified under the guise of national security. His quote challenges the public to consider the limits of their awareness, suggesting that the truth might surpass their worst fears, implicating widespread surveillance, manipulation, or geopolitical strategies that undermine human rights and sovereignty.

This statement is not merely a condemnation but also a call for vigilance.

@alexcarter1291 -- Context: this is just about the Oatley brand. Just look at the ingredients on your alternative milks. It's on you to read labels. (Also, some people are allergic to dairy or are lactose intolerant. It is in fact healthy and also required for them to find alternatives to dairy milks)

@WillEdmond -- I’ve worked on farms and know that big factory farms that produce milk has many antibiotics and pathogens that anything is better than drinking that pus filled stuff. Adults shouldn’t be drinking the milk of other animals anyways. I’ve always thought that was weird AF. If you are going to drink a plant based alternative MALK is better or buying your own Vitamix and making milk at home.

Are you truly in control of your destiny, or are you merely a character in a prewritten cosmic play? This video explores the mind-bending concept of the divine time loop and quantum immortality. Dive deep with us into John Wheeler's groundbreaking theories where quantum physics meets philosophy. Discover how every choice might be shaping infinite realities, and the startling idea that death could just be a reset button in an endless cycle of existence.

Could our entire reality be a simulation?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogfSIiFkQ6E