Author: nick

For reasons that are not fully known, many cases of UFO sightings and even alien abduction encounters take place on quiet, lonely roads, often when the respective witnesses are the only motorists on the highway, meaning they are vulnerable to such encounters. Indeed, this vulnerability of being alone on long stretches of road might be a large part of why these potentially otherworldly vehicles, or more to the point, their occupants, focus on such targets in the first place. Source link

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Iain Davis, “disillusioned blogger”, distinguished author, and (by his own admission) recreational vaper, was kind enough to answer a few questions via email. We spoke about Iain’s plot to instigate a global mind-revolution, among other topics that have surely earned him a prominent spot on various government lists. Iain is a terrific journalist and I am grateful he took the time to chat with me. Enjoy! * RW: In December you gave a speech at the Mass Non-Compliance Protest Against (UK) Digital ID. A rousing address, too, if I may say so. Correct me if I’m mistaken, but you typically don’t bother with protests.…

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In the last post, we looked at the legendary, long-lost Calvine UFO photo, one print of which has just recently been found! As you might imagine, there have been a lot of people spending a lot of time poring over that photo. Higher-resolution, non-lossy scans are now available. However, they still do not show much detail. What are the latest findings based on expert analysis? There is no generally-accepted explanation as of yet. There appear to be three categories of explanation for that “UFO” at the present time.From a higher-resolution, non-losssy scan of the print, I greatly enhanced the contrast…

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My mother’s home is a living gallery of the past, filled with antiques, heavy, dark woods, intricate carvings, and unique pieces that carry the weight of decades. For years, I wondered what our family would eventually do with these remnants of the past. In a world obsessed with “modern” design, everything crisp, white, and interchangeable, these antiques feel out of place. Modernity prizes the seamless, the instant, the replaceable. Antiques, by contrast, are deep, rich, and strong, flawed in ways that make them priceless: a nick here, a missing piece there. But each imperfection adds character and invites us to imagine…

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Things are getting weirder. Vital Dissent website Join my email list and become a premium member: http://www.vitaldissent.club Vital Dissent Merch 10% off with code VD10 Show notes:  Terence McKenna ‘s Final Interview http://www.vitaldissent.com/email Source link

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Private equity office building, Sherman Oaks, California. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. For more than a decade, private equity has been on a quest to gain access to the nearly $14 trillion of  hard-earned money in workers’ defined contribution retirement accounts, two-thirds in 401(k) plans. On March 30, the Trump administration handed private equity, private credit, crypto, and the full array of alternative investments the keys to this golden kingdom. Their timing could hardly be worse. Employers have long been reluctant to include such assets in workers’ defined contribution retirement accounts —– mainly  401(k)plans. In 2024, only 4 percent of defined…

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New court filings in Utah’s case against Tyler Robinson, the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s murder, gave way to widespread claims that a bullet analysis exonerates him. Robinson’s lawyers wrote in a March 27 court filing that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was “unable to identify the bullet recovered at autopsy to the rifle allegedly tied to Mr. Robinson.” In a previous court filing from March 10, lawyers for news media seeking public disclosure quoted an ATF report that the defense counsel had cited. The report compared a bullet jacket fragment from Kirk’s autopsy to a recovered rifle…

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Courtney Williams never made her gripes with the military a secret. In the mid-2010s, she filed a discrimination complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) about her time as a civilian staffer at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, settling the complaint in exchange for an undisclosed sum of money in 2018. She later spoke to the journalist Seth Harp for the book The Fort Bragg Cartel, which centered around the murder of two soldiers at the center of a massive corruption and drug-trafficking ring in the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC). “It was like they were trying to herd…

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