Conspiranon

In a conventional non-nuclear World War III the chances of nuclear reactors being damaged or destroyed would be significant as it would be to uranium mines, nuclear waste storage sites. Below: Concrete-steel silos, or dry casks, used for storing highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel. These casks are used to store tens of thousands of metric tons of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel while awaiting permanent disposal. The chances of a nuclear attack completely avoiding nuclear reactors, waste sites, and research facilities are extremely low. While nuclear power plants might not be primary targets, the chaos of war could lead to severe nuclear incidents due to collateral damage, infrastructure collapse, and military strikes on energy grids. Potential Nuclear Risks Nuclear Reactors & Power Plants Meltdowns: Loss of cooling systems due to war-related damage could trigger reactor meltdowns. Radiation Leaks: Direct strikes or indirect damage could breach containm...

An anti-christ is a figure neither bound by notions of good and evil nor defined by rebellion, but by an unyielding pursuit of truth. There have been many antichrists and they have not waged war against faith out of malice, but rather to dismantle illusion with reason, historical scrutiny, and empirical evidence. Founding Father Thomas Paine was highly critical of Christianity and the portrayal of Jesus in religious doctrine. In his work The Age of Reason, he argued against the supernatural elements of Jesus' story and questioned the legitimacy of organized religion. Paine viewed Jesus as a historical figure whose teachings were valuable but believed that the myths surrounding him were fabricated by religious institutions. He famously wrote: "The Christian church has set up a religion of pomp and revenue in pretended imitation of a person (Jesus) who lived a life of poverty." Paine also criticized the idea of redemption through Jesus, calling it an illogical sys...

The Revised Silurian Hypothesis: The Hidden Civilization of Pangea Introduction The Revised Silurian Hypothesis proposes that an intelligent, tool-using primate species evolved on Earth hundreds of millions of years ago, long before modern humans. Over millions of years, two distinct populations of genetically similar beings evolved separately on the supercontinents Laurasia and Gondwana. As continental drift slowly reshaped the Earth, these populations were forced into migration, bringing them together in what would become Africa, where their species merged. Over tens of millions of years, they co-evolved, blending knowledge and culture into a unified civilization. This civilization expanded across Pangea, building cities, mastering advanced technologies, and shaping early human ancestors using their own DNA. Their influence may have endured for over a hundred thousand years, developing a global empire that eventually became the legendary Atlantis—not a singular island but a vast,...

Psychological characteristics of religious delusions. Notice it's a month of God. Not a month of Jesus. A month of Jesus would mean caring for the poor, that's not what they want to do. Today we meet another pastor who’s found a way to monetise every aspect of his Christian faith. He has some wise words for us on the demonic items you should get rid of, such as Dungeons and Dragons, horror movies and anything vaguely Native American. https://youtu.be/xfjnWm0D2FQ Religion and Mental Illness How we define hyper religious and what does that mean. Generally a "cult" is based upon a single charismatic leader with direct access to God. A cult becomes a religion when it burns its first heretic. Today we're taking a look at Tennessee Pastor Greg Locke's outlandish conspiracies about witches in his church making him sick and taking over schools. Religion, Spirituality, and Schizophrenia: A Review. https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.neu...

What if the continents today and the ancient ruins on them above and below sea level, the megaliths and the monoliths and their similar construction methods dating back to the accepted beginnings of human history - are the remains of Atlantean world. What if there was an ancient technologically advanced global civilization..? Pangea is the first point in time where there could have been a shared architecture, language, history, science, mythology and technology on a global scale.. Pangea existed as a supercontinent for 160 million years, from its assembly around 335 Ma (Early Carboniferous) to its breakup 175 Ma (Middle Jurassic). Plato lived long before the concept of continental drift was developed. Plato's writings, particularly in the Timaeus, suggest a view of the Earth as a created, living being, a kind of cosmic organism, formed by the Demiurge following an eternal pattern. Can the timeline of human migration be wrong, really wrong? If Atlantis had been a city-stat...

MAYBE WE'RE NOT SEEING THE FOREST THROUGH THE TREES.. What if the continents today and the ancient ruins on them above and below sea level, the megaliths and the monoliths and their similar construction methods dating back to the accepted beginnings of human history - are the remains of Atlantean world. Could the story of Atlantis really be much older than Plato believed? Plato would have known nothing at all about continental drift. Plato's writings, particularly in the Timaeus, suggest a view of the Earth as a created, living being, a kind of cosmic organism, formed by the Demiurge following an eternal pattern. (Hmm, or maybe he did..) Pangea is the first point in time where there could have been a shared architecture, language, history, science, mythology and technology on a global scale.. Pangea existed as a supercontinent for 160 million years, from its assembly around 335 Ma (Early Carboniferous) to its breakup 175 Ma (Middle Jurassic). If we overlay today’s in...

Have you ever heard someone described as a "megalomaniac?" It's not used as frequently anymore but describes a person that still exists among us: a narcissist. In this article, we will explore the definition of a megalomaniac and how it may apply to politicians, people in positions of power, or people you may deal with in your everyday life. While the terms "narcissist" and "megalomaniac" are sometimes used interchangeably, they have distinct meanings. A megalomaniac is someone with delusions of grandeur, believing they are more powerful or important than they actually are, often obsessed with power and control. A narcissist, on the other hand, has an inflated sense of self-importance, a need for admiration, and a lack of empathy, as defined by the DSM-5 criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder. A megalomaniac is a person, typically described pejoratively, who exhibits an excessive or delusional sense of power, importance, or self-importa...

A breakthrough new medical study is further illustrating the devastating long-term health effects lead can have on children. In the study, researchers show that high levels of lead absorbed in the blood can lead to reduced gene expression, a phenomenon that can cause long-term risks. There is evidence suggesting a link between lead poisoning and paranoia, particularly in individuals with a history of early childhood exposure. While the link is not a direct cause-and-effect relationship, research indicates that lead exposure can contribute to changes in brain chemistry and development, potentially leading to increased risk of mental health problems, including paranoia. Lead can disrupt brain function, affecting areas involved in cognitive processes, mood regulation, and decision-making. This can lead to difficulties with attention, memory, and executive function, potentially contributing to symptoms of anxiety and paranoia. Personality Changes: Studies have shown that childhood...