Rabid Rover

Loves everything that God has made -including germs.

[Dimitri Revolt @reality_revolt_]

The 8/25 date couldn’t be more clearly predetermined. And once again, we see the same ritual pattern: transformation, sacrifice, death and rebirth. a “New Era,” a new order rising from the old. Watch my Series https://t.co/mwPcLunQ8L

[BEYOND THE VEIL @beyond_theveil1]

Agenda 2030 Explained: The Trap, The Proof, The Escape Plan.

[Vision4theBlind @Vision4theBlind]

Child actor Orlando Brown describes the Hollywood panda eyes ritual and what it means

[Tina Zimmermann @TinaZimmermann4]

🦋Monarch programming is a mind-control technique comprising elements of
👹Satanic Ritual Abuse and
Multiple Personality Disorder .
💥It utilizes a combination of psychology, neuroscience and occult rituals to create within the 💊slaves an alter persona that can be triggered..

[Truth Warrior @TruthWarrior091]

For 7,000 years, cheese was made with four ingredients: milk, salt, culture, and animal rennet from calf stomach.
In the late 1980s, Pfizer inserted the chymosin gene from a calf into bacteria, creating fermentation produced chymosin, or FPC.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Burger King was one of the few fast food chains who refused to disclose their ingredients

They just quietly released them this year and it’s so much worse than anyone could have imagined

- 120 ingredients in The Royal Chicken Spicy Sandwich
- 85 ingredients in their Whopper

The Whopper’s 85 different ingredients include multiple seed oils, processed sugars, preservatives

In the bun, you have things like potassium iodate, banned in Europe, UK, Australia, New Zealand. Also in the bun, you have mono and diglycerides, which are a preservative and dough conditioner which cause gut inflammation

The Royal Chicken Spicy Sandwich’s 120 ingredients include

- Multiple dough conditioners, which can lead to gut issues
- Silicone dioxide, the nanoparticles of which may be inflammatory in the human gut, multiple seed oils
- A piece of processed chicken coated in flour and food starches, battered, fried in rancid oxidized seed oils
- It contains antifoaming agents that are also found in Silly Putty, like dimethylpolysiloxane
- 3 different types of sauces, one of which has over 25 different ingredients.

“Burger King might just be the worst fast-food restaurant I've ever seen”

This is not food. It’s a chemical science experiment engineered to be as addictive as possible

No sandwich should ever include 85-120 ingredients

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Propaganda 101

[Jasiel Created To Heal @JasielCTH]

Turns out SIMMONS mattress company made up the 8 hr sleep schedule!!! 👀

[Ben Wehrman @benwehrman]

The numerology of "NASA" spelled out adds up to 666.

They are laughing at you.

[Brett Pike @ClassicLearner]

Schools make sure that every child knows Thomas Jefferson had slaves, and they carry out a massive agenda to use slavery to attack heritage Americans, so I always wondered why we didn’t hear the names of the big slave owning families… I think I found out why.

[Ben Wehrman @benwehrman]

Compasses only work on a flat surface.

[ForgottenVolumes @ForgottenV1918]

Abraham Lincoln and the Rothschilds: The Real Cause of the Civil War
Charles E. Coughlin (1940)

One of the most controversial and difficult-to-find Civil War conspiracy pieces ever published, this short work originated as two articles printed in Social Justice in February 1940. In just a few dozen pages, Coughlin presented a dramatic alternative narrative of the Civil War, arguing that the conflict was not primarily about slavery but was driven by international financial interests seeking profit, debt, and control.

President Abraham Lincoln challenged powerful banking interests when his administration issued hundreds of millions of dollars in government-backed “greenbacks” during the war rather than relying entirely on private lenders. Coughlin claimed this threatened the profits and influence of major European financiers, particularly the Rothschild family, and he cited an alleged 1863 letter warning that government-issued money could undermine the existing financial order. The pamphlet presents Lincoln’s monetary policies as the true source of conflict between the administration and international banking interests.

The book goes further, connecting these financial disputes to Lincoln’s assassination. It argues that powerful forces had a motive to remove a president who demonstrated that a government could finance itself without becoming dependent on private banking interests. Later reprints expanded the narrative with discussions of John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln’s ancestry, and other controversial subjects.

What makes it especially provocative is its focus on details that have fueled speculation for generations: the missing pages from Booth’s diary, the decision to try the accused conspirators before a military tribunal rather than a civilian court, the remarkable security failures that allowed Booth access to Lincoln, the disputed evidence against some defendants, and lingering questions about whether every participant in the conspiracy was ever identified. Coughlin presents these events as pieces of a larger hidden story involving finance, politics, and power.

He also highlights the little-known arrival of Russian naval fleets in New York and San Francisco during the Civil War, portraying Alexander II of Russia as an ally of the Union who allegedly helped deter foreign intervention at a critical moment in the conflict.

Whether viewed as a forgotten piece of political literature, a controversial monetary critique, or a classic example of twentieth century conspiracy writing, the pamphlet remains one of the most direct attempts to connect Lincoln, the Civil War, international banking, and the assassination into a single overarching narrative.

Nearly a century after its publication, it continues to circulate among collectors of rare and controversial historical works, ensuring that the debate surrounding its claims has never entirely disappeared.

[BEYOND THE VEIL @beyond_theveil1]

Sodium phosphate, specifically trisodium phosphate (TSP), is known as a heavy-duty cleaner and degreaser, yet it’s also found in certain food products.

[𝔼 𝕝𝕠𝕣𝕒 ℕ 𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕒𝕙 🐝 📖🪔🚵 @javajane]

Mind blowing. They are demons, aren’t they?

[Flat Earth Zone @FlatEarthZone]

What they taught us in school:
Stars = flaming spheres of gas in space.
What we actually see:
Ethereal, geometric, pulsing lights in water above.

Psalm 148:3 – “Praise ye Him, all ye stars of light.”

[Vision4theBlind @Vision4theBlind]

Back in 1984 the Closing Ceremony of the Olympics in Los Angeles ended with a UFO and a mock alien invasion.

Today, a movie called Disclosure Day was released, and the World Cup is underway. If there were ever a perfect time to roll out Project Blue Beam and go all-in on the alien psyop, this would be it.

[Javier 🇺🇾 @javierellob0]

🍟MCDONALD'S Y LA ORDEN D LOS SHRINERS

Richard McDonald,Maurice McDonald y Ray Kroc no solo fundaron la cadena d comida rápida McDonald's,sino q también fueron miembros d los Shriners,orden masónica exclusiva d EEUU

Para ser miembro d los Shriners,se requiere ser masón grado 32

[BEYOND THE VEIL @beyond_theveil1]

How the Matrix controls you with sound 🔈