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  • 8 Animals in Islam: What Science Recently Discovered About Them

    Spiritually speaking, how can anyone know which religion is the “right” one? How do you determine whether one faith is true and others are not? Honestly, outside of having a personal relationship with God, there’s no definitive way to prove that any religion is right and the others are wrong. In a sense, life after death reveals whether religion was man made to control the masses or God given for guidance. And since we’re approaching the anniversary of September 11, (a day that will always be remembered in American history) it’s important to acknowledge how that day shaped public perception of Islam. Research shows that 9/11 dramatically intensified Islamophobia in…

  • The war you dont see: Secrets and lies in the mainstream media

    Ignorance is bliss, in a sense that keeping up with what goes on in the U.S. and the world is not mandatory. Life may even be more blissful when knowing less, because most of what happens is out of our control. But for the people who think differently, and refuse to leave things alone just because it’s “out of their control,” here is a documentary to keep you going — something to keep you aligned with what’s happening in mainstream media and how it sometimes oils the war machine just to be able to report more information and keep the propaganda cycle going. | Best documentary | August 24, 2024…

  • The warship spotted in satellite images before its launch was announced – What analysts noticed

    Analysts recently uncovered a previously unannounced Chinese warship under construction by studying high‑resolution satellite imagery, revealing how modern intelligence gathering has quietly transformed global military awareness. The discovery highlights how today’s imaging technology and analytical tools allow observers to detect hidden naval projects with remarkable precision, even when nations attempt to keep them secret. This finding underscores the shifting dynamics of military transparency, the growing role of open‑source intelligence, and the strategic implications such vessels have for global naval power. It also serves as a reminder that, despite the lack of headlines, the geopolitical competition—especially in areas like naval expansion and technological capability—continues to intensify behind the scenes | Deep…

  • The Hackers keeping North Korea alive

    Do you remember the PlayStation hack? Following North Korea’s cyber activities since then has taught a lot. In fact, studying the DPRK is the sole reason for understanding how sanctions are bypassed using crypto . Ole dude may be a dictator that uses capital punishment as control but at same time the leader of the DPRK is the robinhood of our time, in a way where instead of stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, is replaced with stealing from adversaries and building a country/buying weapons from the proceeds of cybercrime | Cipher| October 8, 2025 Related information: North Korea says it has ‘no interest’ in reduced U.S.-South…

  • Storytime he pulled up for a quickie 👀

    ninjas getting noodles for crazy cat videos lol 11:11 | Lyfe with Simone | June 2, 2026 Related information: OpenAI Reports Goldman Sachs Analyst to FBI for Horrifying ChatGPT Conversations ( Article date: August 14, 2026)

  • How Mossad poisoned a terror chief the moment he switched passports mid-flight

    Agent uncovered, uncovered the covert operation conducted by Mossad to assassinate Fouad Karaz, a financier of a terrorist network. Using sophisticated tradecraft, operatives tracked Karaz, who used multiple false identities to evade detection. The assassination occurred on a flight from Istanbul to Damascus, where Mossad utilized a delayed contact poison, allowing them to kill Karaz without a trace before he landed. The operation showcases the intricate planning and execution required to eliminate a target who was adept at avoiding capture, emphasizing the blurred lines between justice and vigilantism in such covert actions. ***No credible sources for this story***| July 24, 2026 A courier‑financier is someone who transports funds, financial documents,…

  • Why North Koreans keep appearing around the world | Kim’s slaves | ENDEVR documentary

    Endevr investigates claims that North Korea sends large numbers of its citizens abroad as state‑controlled laborers. By following a defector who covertly enters a Malaysian coal mine, the film presents evidence suggesting that overseas labor programs may contribute financially to the North Korean government. The documentary originally aired in 2016. | July 26, 2026 Related information: DPRK blasts US-led cyber threat warning ( Article date: August 4, 2026)

  • LIVE: Middle east LIVE HD Camera Feeds from Israel, Iran and more The previous post of ET Now world has been streaming for 18 hours showing different clips. This live footage seems to be CCTV footage of Lebanon, Iran, Kuwait and Israel. In the caption it says it started streaming since May 24, 2026. Keep up with this live stream here or on YouTube. | InquizeX | 69 days and streaming….. Related information: Iran threatens Gulf energy infrastructure if US launches fresh strikes (Article post date: August 2, 2026)