Fear of A Cyber Apocalypse

There was a time when American leaders said, "there's nothing to fear but fear itself." 

Now they're making movies about the cyber apocalypse and threatening to end entire civilizations overnight.

They're seeping poison into our minds to weaken us and make us easier to kill.

The Democratic guys fear-monger about the manufactured climate crisis ending the world and their Republican replacements try to scare the world about nuclear weapons in the hands of Muslims. 

Both are bogus, and exaggerated fears. That's all Washington can offer to the world these days. Just endless nightmares.

A dark spirit has overtaken the White House and I don't know how you get rid of it. That's the real threat. There's demons lurking there and an exorcism shouldn't be out of the question. 

I don't know who was the last godly man to be President. They're all satanists, pedos, and liars. And they want us to live in fear.

And I know it's not just the President. Governments around the world have warned their subjects to prepare in advance of cyber attacks and other manmade emergencies. The Canadian Prime Minister is a particularly nasty piece of work. 

They want us in fear so they can rule more easily come any prolonged crisis.

But fear is a negative emotion. It weakens your immune system, turns you against your neighbour, and makes you a worse person.

The evil pedophiles and genocidal demons ruling us have a very dark and negative view of humanity. They think we'll be eating each other after three days of no food. But they do not know human nature. They do not know history. We are resilient creatures. Three days of no food will actually make many of us healthier and fitter. And the food we are currently eating is literally poison, so what's the worse that can happen? A little fasting never hurt anyone.

So there's nothing to fear. I keep telling my brother that. 

Don't fall for the propaganda.

I'm not saying don't be prepared for the worst. Be smart. Many of us have been psychologically ready for societal collapse for many years. 

But don't give into the fear.

Failure of UN Presence In Haiti

The blue helmets spell trouble wherever they're deployed. Poorly trained and with the legal license to rape, they're hated everywhere. It's no wonder the gang problem has metastasized in Haiti. 

An excerpt from, “Haiti for the Haitians”: A Genealogy" By Brandon Byrd, AAIHS, April 19, 2017:

The U.S. government did not listen. But, after the beginning of its two-decade long occupation of Haiti in 1915, “Haiti for the Haitians” took on a modern Anglophone spelling and a multilingual meaning that persists to this day. From 1915-1934, liberal white editors, black Marxists, and Haitian freedom fighters all united around the common cause of Haitian liberation. In the same era that Garveyites called for an “Africa for the Africans” they rallied around the slogan of “Haiti for the Haitians.” Following the reclamation of Haitian independence due to that transnational resistance, Western journalists attributed the phrase to dictator François “Papa Doc” Duvalier in an attempt to blame Haitians for their alleged support of the brutal dictator. However, Haitians and their allies did not allow them to succeed in appropriating the slogan.

Today, protests against the ongoing occupation of Haiti by foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the United Nations, and international corporations possess a similar spirit and a shared slogan. In the streets of Montreal and Miami, within the pages of leftist periodicals, on the Facebook pages of human rights advocates, and in the revelry of Carnival, a similar cry arises. Haïti aux Haïtiens! Ayiti pou Ayisyen! Haiti for the Haitians!1 Haiti in which the promise of the Haitian Revolution and the dreams of the black international can finally, truly be realized.

An excerpt from, "Bursting your bubble: Haiti just can’t catch a break" by Jonathan Park, Daily Trojan, March 24, 2023:

Around the turn of the 21st century, amid a coup d’etat that overthrew democratically-elected Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the U.S. and United Nations decided to rebrand its interventions in the nation as humanitarian aid. From 2004 to 2017, the U.N. operated a peacekeeping mission in Haiti, codenamed MINUSTAH, which Haitians have accused of introducing cholera and abetting widespread sexual abuse.

As of Tuesday, the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights is again calling for deployment of specialized forces in Haiti to take down the ongoing gang violence brutalizing the country. The UN announced Tuesday that 187 people have been killed in the past 11 days amid the political turmoil following the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse.

On Wednesday, I phoned Niels Frenzen, clinical professor of law and director of the Immigration Clinic at the Gould School of Law, to discuss the history of U.S.-Haiti relations and the potential impacts of another foreign intervention should it occur. Frenzen, who has been teaching at USC since 2000, previously served as the supervising attorney at the Haitian Refugee Center, a “Haitian refugee-founded and Haitian refugee-run” organization based in Miami. 

“Very few Haitians’ asylum claims were successful,” Frenzen recalled from his work at the HRC. “Back in the day — I can’t remember what the approval rate was for Haitian asylum applications, but it was somewhere in the neighborhood of less than 2%.” As of 2021, Haitian migrants still have the lowest asylum approval rate since 2018, at just under 5%.

The particular racism historically directed at Haiti was precisely due to the U.S.’ fear of similar uprisings in their own country inspired by the Haitian Revolution, uprooting a system that massively benefited white plantation owners.

Origins of Haiti’s Gangs

 

Brute force alone won't solve this problem.

An excerpt from, "Haiti: A Gangster’s Paradise" by Rafael Fernández, ReVista, Mar 21, 2024:

So how did Haiti become entrapped in such a violent limbo? How exactly did these gangs grow powerful enough to become an insurgent army that practically pushed out a sitting prime minister? 

Haiti’s gangs date back to the late 1950s and early 1960s, when dictator François Duvalier (also known as Papa Doc) came to power and purged the nation’s security forces. Duvalier soon created a militia he could trust, a militia whose sole intent was to suppress the opposition and all dissenting voices. This group acted as a secret police for the dictator and became popularly known as “Tonton Macoute,” a name that references a local boogeyman legend. Tonton Macoute leaders welcomed the nickname and conducted gruesome acts of torture and murder that honored it. Some Haitians made the climate of fear even worse by spreading rumors that the Tonton Macoute had in fact supernatural voodoo powers. Superstitions aside, the Tonton Macoute operated for nearly 30 years, reportedly killing tens of thousands of people in their wake and traumatizing several generations.

Eventually, the Tonton Macoute dissolved when Duvalier and the subsequent presidency of his son came to an end following yet another coup. The army was also disbanded, and more coups followed. Naturally, ex-militia and ex-military came together to form a series of mercenary gangs at the service of powerful businessmen, politicians and virtually anyone who would fund them. Gangs soon became the staple of corrupt elites and political actors who needed private armies or muscle to carry out all kinds of nefarious acts, from voting suppression to the outright intimidation of opponents. These gangs also started exploring side hustles such as drug trafficking, kidnapping, extortion and racketeering. 

The gangs quickly armed themselves through their former military connections as well as the illegal firearm trade stemming from the United States. Funded by their patrons as well as by their illicit activities, some Haitian gangs grew big enough to declare autonomy. They eventually began fighting each other for control of urban sectors, trafficking routes and ports. Instead of battling the gangs, many politicians continued to embrace them to do their bidding and advance their respective agendas. 

In many ways, the gangs became a cultural norm. However, many locals refused to accept this. The prevalence of gangs and their terrorizing modus operandi pushed some angry citizens to take matters into their own hands. Vigilante groups spurred to counter police inaction in the face of rampant kidnapping, extortion and abuse. In April 2023, the vigilante movement known as Bwa Kale gained traction and began hunting down criminals. To date, the vigilantes have reportedly killed hundreds of gang members. Nonetheless, they risk becoming a gang in their own right and don’t stand a fighting chance against the better equipped and organized groups. Neither does the country’s weak security forces. 

While most estimates put Haiti’s gangs at 200, there are two large and powerful rivals worth noting: G9 and G-Pep. 

Coming Soon To Mexico. . .

Haitians want stability and safety. That's the first business of government. 

The criminal drug cartels in Mexico also have to be cleaned up. They must be targeted not on the streets but via Wall Street, the international banks, Mossad, and the CIA.

The left and Amnesty International are outraged at Bukele's war on gangs in Haiti.

Meanwhile, this is how Haitians feel: pic.twitter.com/gzbShHq8j9

— Inevitable West (@Inevitablewest) November 13, 2026

The Hidden Spiritual History Behind Iran, Israel & the Middle East Conflict with Terry Boardman

 

"Lines in the Sand: Christian Zionism and the Formation of the State of Israel" by Terry Boardman (Temple Lodge Publishing, 2026).

An excerpt from the introduction of the book:

This book consists of three essays that were first published in the years 2024 and 2025, at the request of Tom Raines, editor of the quarterly New View magazine (www.newview. org.uk), following the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October 2023, which triggered the most intense and violent episode yet in the nearly 80-year-long conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. The first of the three, 'Lines In The Sand What Led to the Formation of the State of Israel?', appeared in New View issue no. 110 (January-March 2024) as a stand-alone essay addressing the question: How did the State of Israel actually come about? It focuses especially on events from the 1890s to the 1940s and on the role of British and American elites in relation to those events. The second and third essays were written as a pair. The second, "Christian Zionism" Part 1', was first published in New View in issue no. 114 (January-March 2025), and the third, "Christian Zionism" Part 2', first appeared in New View, issue no. 115 (April-June 2025).

This pair of essays examines the deeper background to the phenomenon of the so-called 'Christian Zionist' movement, which began in Britain in the nineteenth century, although its antecedents go back further, but which rose to prominence in the twentieth century in the United States and largely accounts for the indispensable support given to the State of Israel by both parties of the US political establishment since the founding of the State of Israel in 1948. Without that support, amounting now to hundreds of billions of dollars since 1948, Israel could not have survived. Moreover, the fearsome and brutal punishment which Israel inflicted on Gaza in the two years from Octo-ber 2023 to October 2025, which can be described as not 'an eye for an eye' but more like '100 eyes for an eye' would not have been possible without continuous US financial and military support. For its part, the US political establishment would not have been able to behave as it has done in the Middle East over the past seven decades and especially over the past four decades, since the end of the first Cold War in 1991, and would not have been able to sustain its support for Israel without the voting power of 'Christian Zionists' in constituencies across the country who have pressured their representatives to support Israel over the years. This is why we see the great number of standing ovations during speeches by visiting Israeli statesmen in the US Congress and why bills that seek to reduce US military support for Israel invariably get nowhere. What accounts for this voting power of the 'Christian Zionists'? Where did it come from? Why did it emerge?

Video Title: The Hidden Spiritual History Behind Iran, Israel & the Middle East Conflict with Terry Boardman. Source: The Spiritual Scientist Podcast. Date Published: August 3, 2026. Description:

Today we look at the spiritual background to the Iran-US-Israel conflict and the deep spiritual currents behind it. 

Author, historian, speaker and translator Terry Boardman returns to explore the spiritual background to today's world situation and Rudolf Steiner's approach to the study of history.