Verse 2
Anyone who still believes in political parties and power
Is engaged in a futile effort, wasting their strength.
Because behind the scenes, silent and cold,
Stands a large group that maintains the world.

Pre-Chorus
They control the code,
Manage the line,
Control the future—
Not you, not me, but they do.

Chorus
They want to break us, to make us slaves,
Thinking devilishly, ruthless, cool, and composed.
They are working to replace us all,
Human out, trapped inside a robot shell.

Verse 3
I dare to predict it won’t take long anymore,
Humans will be replaced, again and again.
Maybe someone will remain to maintain them,
Or they’ll have other robots build those too.

Verse 4
It is the cabal’s wet dream,
A Greater Israel as the ideal.
Ruling the world without a face,
With metal soldiers, cold and compelled.

Chorus
We, with a soul, with spirit and feeling,
Are no longer needed—that is their goal.
We are kept busy, blinded from sight,
While their army awakens in silence.

Bridge
Distraction maneuvers, an endless game,
Everything complicated, but look closely and count.
It’s a smokescreen, it’s strategy,
While they build their machinery.

Verse 5
An army of robots, year after year,
Will flood our countries, fully prepared.
Then the dam breaks—no turning back,
We are pushed aside, harsh and rough.

Chorus (dark)
Ruthlessly discarded, wiped out,
Under hoaxes no one exposes.
Pandemics, diseases deliberately devised,
Vaccines as a mask for the silent force.

Outro
It won’t be noticeable, so cleverly done,
But in fact we are being murdered, from now on.
That’s what they are working on, TODAY,
While you still think: “Oh, it’s not that bad.”

While you still think: “Oh, it’s not that bad.”

While you still think: “Oh, it’s not that bad.”

I don’t understand why you have to pay to live on a planet you were born on.

And then, I mean, it’s such a simple question and it’s haunted me ever since.

And you know what, ladies and gentlemen?

Ask yourself that question.

Why do we have to pay to live on a planet we were born on?

And who are we actually paying for the privilege of being alive here?

Who made them the boss?

Who put them in charge?

You know?

Think about that.

We’re looking at a war over water.

When instead of feeding the military industrial complex,

we could be building desalination plants all over the world.

So everybody could have water.

So they could grow crops.

But are we doing it?

Hell no.

Why would we want to do that?

Why would we want to empower people to grow food and take care of themselves?

Then we can’t control them.

This is what I’m talking about.

Couplet 1

This is the next generation of mRNA vaccine

and it’s damage to the n’th degree.

When the original vaccine shed, okay,

maybe you were exposed to the lippid nanoparticles and mRNA

and you might get sick from it.

You might get blood clots.

There are women who miscarried

when they were exposed to the Pfizer vaccine

or Moderna vaccine.

Refrein (terugkerend couplet)

So shedding was a problem.

So shedding was a problem.

So shedding was a problem.

Couplet 2

In fact, Pfizer told their officials

that they had to report in the trial

if any pregnant woman was exposed

to anyone who was vaccinated.

So shedding was a problem.

Refrein (terugkerend couplet)

So shedding was a problem.

So shedding was a problem.

So shedding was a problem.

Couplet 3

But now when these self-amplifying mRNA vaccines shed,

they are shedding machinery,

that if you take it into your body

will start producing more mRNA.

So you’re not just getting exposed to the spike protein,

which could do some damage to you,

but you’re actually getting vaccinated immediately

from someone who’s shedding

their self-amplifying mRNA vaccine.

Refrein (terugkerend couplet)

You’re not just getting exposed to the spike protein.

You’re not just getting exposed to the spike protein.

You’re not just getting exposed to the spike protein.

Couplet 4

So even if you’re unvaccinated,

now you could potentially be vaccinated

by taking up this self-amplifying mRNA,

which has the protein machinery

to continue indefinitely replicating the mRNA

with the spike protein.

So that’s being produced.

Outro

And that’s them officially saying

this new MRNA vaccine does that.

His first statement was:

We still need humans?

Not for most things.

You know, we’ll decide.

His second statement during a TED talk was:

First, we’ve got population.

The world today has 6 point 8 billion people.

If we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, and reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent.

His third statement was:

I do believe unbelievable progress can be made, both inventing new vaccines and making sure they get out to all the children who need them.

The benefits there, in terms of reducing sickness and reducing the population growth, really allow society a chance.

His fourth statement was:

Livestock is a huge source of emissions.

There are new ideas about genetics and direct seeding.

With cows, you can vaccinate them, change the genetics.

His fifth statement was:

Most of the time you’re online, you’re going to want to be in an environment where people are truly identified.

That is, they’re connected to a real-world identity that you trust, instead of just people saying whatever they want.

Let that sink in.

Let that sink in.

What do we have now, look at the proof

Bees full of aluminum, seventy times the dose

More than it takes to break a human brain

Alzheimer’s numbers in a body that’s small and frail

Seventy times more, let the silence scream

It’s a wonder they’re alive in this poisoned dream

Verse 2

They say aluminum’s normal, say it’s everywhere

A paid mouth talking like it’s honest and fair

Yes, it’s abundant, buried in stone

But not free in the air, not loose, not alone

It has to be mined, refined, released

Sprayed through the sky, piece by piece

Chorus

It’s aluminum falling down

In the rain, in the dust, in the ground

Not just the bees that are losing the fight

It’s aluminum in all of our lives

Believe it or not, it’s still there

In your blood, in your lungs, in the air

Bioavailable, building inside

Aluminum doesn’t care if you deny

Verse 3

Lab tests talking, numbers don’t lie

You can’t vote truth away, you can’t close your eyes

The buildup stays, it accumulates

Aluminum waits, it never dissipates

Bridge

Check the rain, read the sign

Chemical signature drawn in a line

Coal fly ash with an aluminum core

Called “not harmful” by the ones who assure

Waste they wanted out of sight

Now sprayed overhead, night after night

Chorus

It’s aluminum falling down

In the rain, in the dust, in the ground

Not just the bees that are losing the fight

It’s aluminum in all of our lives

Believe it or not, it’s still there

In your blood, in your lungs, in the air

Bioavailable, building inside

Aluminum doesn’t care if you deny

Outro

What do we have now?

Seventy times more than allowed

Not a belief, not a sound

Just aluminum coming down

This is a three-day self-test. For three days, you consciously practice offering no resistance. That means: you do not argue, you do not correct people, you do not push back, and you do not engage in discussions or opposition. Not at school, not at work, not with your partner or family, and not with strangers—such as in a store or when dealing with customer service. Everyone around you is part of this exercise.

Your ego will most likely resist this immediately. That is normal. What matters is understanding that this is not something you have to do for the rest of your life. It is only a three-day experiment. After those three days, you are free to return to your old habits if you choose.

The purpose of this self-test is not to be right or to make yourself smaller. It is to observe. What does it feel like to offer no resistance? How do other people respond? And perhaps most importantly: what happens inside you?

During these three days, you receive everything that is said to you. Criticism, blame, remarks like “you’re late,” “you didn’t do this properly,” or “why do you do it that way?” Every insult and every piece of criticism is met with calm, kindness, and ideally a smile.

You might respond with phrases such as:

• “I hadn’t looked at it that way before.”

• “You may have a point.”

• “Thank you for sharing this with me.”

• “I’ll take this into consideration.”

What you say is not important, as long as it contains no resistance.

The key is to commit fully for all three days. Not halfway. Not occasionally. Completely and consciously. Treat it as a true experiment. If you do this and stick with it, something will change—possibly something significant.

You are not doing this for others. You are doing it for yourself. At first, it may feel weak or uncomfortable. Your ego will strongly disagree. Still, you use these moments—and the people around you—as training material.

This is not about diminishing yourself. This is self-inquiry.
This is self-care.
This is self-love.

looking down on those not in our sight.

Degrees as shields, titles as thrones,

everyone a king in their own delusion zone.

The ego is always the loudest voice,

saying: “I know better, I’m the choice.”

Listen closely, this is not a game:

ego never learns, it only defends its name.

We called it progress, we called it smart,

never stopped to ask who paid the cost, who got the short part.

Perhaps AI is good to make us realize what EGO is.

A mirror without pride, without bias, without bliss.

Too bad our EGO is the reason AI was ever made.

We created the judge… now we’re the ones being weighed.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

Managers who never actually build,

coaches who talk but never get skilled.

Consultants selling recycled slides,

opinions for rent with no truth inside.

Copywriters without a voice,

analysts repeating the obvious choice.

Recruiters reducing humans to stats,

marketeers wrapping emptiness up as impact.

If your value only lived in your status and role,

you’re exactly what’s about to be automated, controlled.

Perhaps AI is good to make us realize what EGO is.

No applause, no name, just output that hits.

Too bad our EGO is the reason AI was ever made.

We wanted to look bigger… now we’re easily replaced.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

AI doesn’t want to win.

AI doesn’t want to be seen.

AI doesn’t play power games.

AI just does what works.

And that

is exactly

where ego breaks.

The future doesn’t need chest-beating pride,

it needs people who listen, learn, and drop the lie.

Not who shouts the loudest or claims to lead,

but who takes responsibility without ego to feed.

If your job exists only through power and control,

it’s not a profession—just delayed removal.

Perhaps AI is good to make us realize what EGO is.

Because it makes no excuses, no masks to dismiss.

Too bad our EGO is the reason AI was ever made.

We tried to play god… now we see how small that played.

Ego sucks.

No myth, no spin.

Ego sucks.

And this is the hit.

AI is not the problem.

It shows the problem.

Our ego.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

Ego sucks.

Yeah, ego sucks.

I think the big battle in this regard in the 21st century will be between privacy and health. And health will win. Most people will be willing to give up their privacy in exchange for much better health care based on 24 hours monitoring of what’s happening inside their bodies.

I guess very soon people will walk around with biometric sensors on or even inside their bodies and will allow Google or Facebook or the Chinese government or whoever to constantly monitor what’s happening inside my body.

So that the day the first cancer cell starts to multiply and spread, somebody at Google or at the health authority will know and will be able to very easily to nip the cancer in the bud.

And the day that a flu epidemic starts, they immediately know, oh, a flu epidemic is starting, and they know who are the people who are carrying it, and they can take very effective and quick and cheap action to prevent it.

So the promises are enormous. Just think of, I don’t know, a place like North Korea. People walking around with these biometric bracelets and you walk into a room and you see a picture of Kim Jong-un on the wall and something happens to your blood pressure that the algorithm correlates with some bad emotion like anger and that’s the end of you.

These brave souls did the unthinkable.

They flew to the moon, they landed,

took their first cautionary steps

and planted the American flag.

But wait, hold on.

If this is footage of the crew leaving the moon

and making the journey back to Earth,

then who did they leave behind

to film their craft takeoff?

NASA sent multiple crews to the moon

on subsequent Apollo missions.

NASA sent multiple crews to the moon

on subsequent Apollo missions.

They even managed to film Apollo 17 leaving the moon.

They even managed to film Apollo 17 leaving the moon.

And wait, don’t you think those colourful missions on takeoff

look kind of fake?

And wait, don’t you think those colourful missions on takeoff

look kind of fake?

I haven’t seen any subsequent rockets

produce these sort of dazzling colours,

and I suppose they did admit

that they had lost all their data from the mission.

But maybe that was just coincidence.

But wait, hold on.

If this is footage of the crew leaving the moon

and making the journey back to Earth,

then who did they leave behind

to film their craft takeoff?

But wait, hold on.

If this is footage of the crew leaving the moon

and making the journey back to Earth,

then who did they leave behind

to film their craft takeoff?

who did they leave behind

who did they leave behind

who did they leave behind

We learn from an early age how the world works,

the earth is spinning, that’s what we’re told.

Sun and moon, a fixed design,

we accept it all without questioning why.

They say the earth is moving fast through space,

thousands of kilometers every hour in place.

Around the sun, through the galaxy,

yet no one feels that motion happening to you or me.

If we’re moving this fast, why don’t we feel a thing?

We feel a train, a car, every fall, every swing.

No vibration, no force, no sign at all,

of the earth’s daily journey through the cosmic sprawl.

We see images of the earth from far away,

perfectly round, that’s how they’re displayed.

But those images are built from data and code,

not direct photographs, or so we’re told.

Gravity keeps the oceans in place,

that’s how the explanation goes, case by case.

But birds still fly and balloons rise,

which makes you ask how that force really applies.

If we’re moving this fast, why don’t we feel a thing?

We feel a train, a car, every fall, every swing.

No vibration, no force, no sign at all,

of the earth’s daily journey through the cosmic sprawl.

At the poles there’s more ice than expected to find,

signs of an event that changed all life.

They say almost everything once disappeared,

ninety-nine percent gone — that number sounds severe.

Antarctica belongs to no nation or land,

secured by a treaty agreed worldwide by hand.

Why that place, and why so controlled?

Those are questions that never seem fully told.

Then I heard of people with a different view,

saying the earth doesn’t move and isn’t round too.

I laughed at first, didn’t take it as real,

but I chose to look closer, staying sceptical still.

Maybe not everything we’ve learned is complete,

maybe asking questions is how we move our feet.

I’m not saying I know what the truth will be,

but doubt might be where understanding begins for me.

Keep looking, keep thinking, don’t shut ideas down,

change begins when old certainties loosen their ground.

This is not an answer, just a place to start,

to explore for yourself what shapes our world and our part.

THE CHOLESTEROL LIE. I want to show how differently we should think about cholesterol. People talk about it as if it’s a monster, yet medical textbooks clearly state that without cholesterol, life is impossible. If the body doesn’t have enough, it simply dies. That’s why the body produces large amounts of it on its own—because it needs it. And it produces less when I eat more, and more when I eat less. My body isn’t stupid; it checks what I consume and adjusts accordingly.

Cholesterol is essential for so many vital processes. Under sunlight, my skin makes vitamin D from it—necessary for strong bones, teeth, immune function, and preventing osteoporosis. Tooth decay too is largely linked to a vitamin D deficiency, not a lack of fluoride. Cholesterol also forms the basis of my sex hormones, both male and female types. Without them, fertility, menstruation, pregnancy, and even basic masculine or feminine characteristics would collapse. If I lowered my cholesterol too much, I joke that I might end up wearing lipstick and carrying a handbag.

My stress hormones also come from cholesterol. They don’t create stress—they help me survive it. Without enough, I’d feel weak and overly sensitive. When epidemics strike, the people who fall ill are often those with low stress hormone levels, not necessarily the unvaccinated.

Every cell in my body relies on cholesterol in its membrane, and without it, cells can’t function. Even my brain is full of it—ten percent of its dry mass is cholesterol. Healthy thinking itself depends on it. Yet people are constantly frightened by the word.

I genuinely doubt that cholesterol-lowering drugs come without side effects. How could they not affect vitamin D production, hormone balance, bone health, digestion, or even mental function—especially since no one ever studied these effects thoroughly before or after these drugs entered the market?

When I eat more cholesterol—eggs, sausage, bacon—the body doesn’t collapse. The liver steps in. It filters excess cholesterol from my blood and sends it into bile, which empties into the intestines when I eat fatty food. If I don’t eat fat, that bile stays put, and excess cholesterol can’t be removed. Fat-free diets actually hinder cholesterol elimination and often lead to gallbladder problems. Meanwhile, my liver constantly turns cholesterol into bile acids, even when levels are perfectly normal, because bile acids activate digestive enzymes. Without them, digestion simply doesn’t work.

So my body continually loses cholesterol and continually needs more. And it makes no sense to pretend that everyone should have the same “ideal” cholesterol number. What’s high for one person may be normal or even necessary for another.

For thirty years, people have been told to avoid cholesterol in food—lean meat, low-fat everything, no sun, no salt—while doctors prescribe more and more cholesterol-lowering drugs. And yet cardiovascular diseases, heart attacks, strokes, and arteriosclerosis haven’t gone down; they’ve gone up. What has all this fear-driven advice actually achieved?

Just look at the egg, supposedly a cholesterol bomb. If cholesterol were truly so deadly, the chick inside should die before hatching. Instead, it thrives in an environment rich in cholesterol, because life needs it.

There are even scientific studies showing no link between cholesterol levels and heart attacks or strokes; some show that people with higher cholesterol may live longer.

My point is simple: cholesterol is not the enemy. It is essential, natural, and intelligently regulated by the body. And I wish we would at least teach our children to think for themselves—because with a bit of knowledge and common sense, the fear around cholesterol falls apart.

I want to tell you something unpleasant… sorry, but it has to be done..

It was a friend who pointed it out to me…

I was shocked when I looked into it myself…

Children broadcasting Bluetooth addresses…

This summer I was in the Czech Republic

And I walked to soccer fields where many children were training

To my horrible discovery, I scanned with my BLE scanner

I didn’t scan 32

not 34,

not 39,

but as many as 46 unknown Bluetooth MAC addresses

I stood there crying, looking on, unable to comprehend it

It was clear that the addresses came from those children because

In the evening I returned to the same spot by the soccer fields

All the children had gone home

I scanned only 2 to 4 Bluetooth addresses

Proof that I hadn’t scanned addresses from the surrounding houses that afternoon.

After all, in the evening there are only more people at home.

It isn’t completely conclusive evidence, but I know better

To me, this is proof

I would like to ask you

I would like to beg you

Do your own research as well. This is what people should do.

Research it yourself.

Download an app called BLE Scanner and you can get started.

Nothing is more important than this knowledge

We are dealing with monsters.

Monsters capable of anything.

I scanned two boys coming by in the middle of nowhere.

Yes, there are two boys coming and walking by.

I will shut up now and I will make a voice over later.

Oh, you can see them.

You can see them already.

Two unknown devices and one iPhone.

and you see two unknown devices - so this one boy should have an iPhone in his pocket and now that must disappear because they are going up

They’re gone.

It’s sad proof.

This is a sad proof, really.

Yeah, I do even voice-over.

I say this is a sad proof, but it’s of course not 100% proof.

It proves for me a lot, but there are some variables that are unknown.

For example, this other boy could have had something else in his backpack.

But it shows me again enough.

But it’s no proof.

I’m in the middle of nowhere.

At least more than 100 meters around me is nothing.

Only my neighbor.

And you can see Bose Flex Soundlink, that’s my speaker system inside the house.

And Ray’s iPhone, that’s the iPhone with which I’m filming right now.

This is proof guys.

Yeah, the following thing happened.

One of the boys came back.

You see my Bose soundflex and Ray’s iPhone.

And then again you see iPhone and two unknown devices.

But only one boy returned back.

So that’s even more strange.

And now it disappears.

We will wait for that.

The boy goes all the mountain down.

tube and tube…gone… and now only my Bose and Ray’s iPhone stay there

so this is obvious but this second happening is strange

I can’t explain it

but the thing is that the boy who came back was the boy without the backpack

When they first went up,

this bigger boy,

he had no backpack and the smaller one had the backpack.

And this one who came back only,… he was phoning.

He had the phone in his hand… now that he came back down.

So this phone was picked up.

But with this single boy, I scanned two unknown devices.

Bluetooth devices.

So that is peculiar.

I can’t explain it.

I don’t know.

Why there are three signals for one person.

For one person with an iPhone or a phone.

Okay, see you later.

Do you believe the earth is flat?
I know the earth is flat
Seriously — astrology

And flat earth or true earth are symbiotic
You cannot have one without the other

If you have a ball and you are spinning,
Flying through space,
Chasing this fireball,
Your constellations would change every now and now.
And our constellations have never changed.
The stars have never changed.

We have the same 12 zodiac signs
That we had back in the Dender of Stones in Egypt
Over 5,000 years ago
We’re not moving
Every single ancient society knew this
The Mayans,
The Aztecs,
The Hindus,
The Egyptians

Every single ancient culture knew
That we live in a geocentric universe,
Not a heliocentric one
Where we are spinning,
Chasing this ball of fire
While all of these other planets
Are rotating around us.

If that was the case,
Polaris would move, number one —
Which is the North Star —
And it doesn’t, number two.
All the constellations would not rotate
Solely around Polaris, but they do.
Therefore, we are the center of the universe.

Believing in the Big Bang Theory
Is something very common today
Where people think
We’re the product of an accident
That we don’t have a creator
We’re just here to consume
And live our best life
And not live up to our potential

But if you’re the center of the universe
That means that you’re very special
That means that you have a creator
Who is very conscious
And cares about you
And when you see yourself
As being watched by these heavenly bodies above you
24/7
You start to take your life
A little bit more seriously

THE VIRAL INFECTION LIE
(Dr. Tom Barnett)

First and foremost, here’s something very important you should know: you cannot catch a virus. Why not? Because it’s impossible. A virus is not a living organism. So how could you transmit something that isn’t alive?

A lot of people are worried—and I understand that. But with this explanation, I hope to ease some of that unnecessary fear and stress. And if you are feeling stressed, it’s often because you’re generating it yourself.

So, what is a virus? A virus is nothing more than a solvent, created inside your body’s cells. That’s why you can’t catch one—your body produces it itself. It can generate hundreds or even thousands of different viruses at any time. Why? To get rid of built-up toxins.

That toxicity builds up over years from physical and mental exposure: processed supermarket food, microwaved meals, annual flu vaccines, tap water... Many people live like this every day and mock those who buy organic food as if they’re crazy. But nature doesn’t care what you believe—it simply operates by its own laws.

A flu is a viral detoxification, a cleansing process of the body. A cold, on the other hand, is usually bacterial. Viruses help remove toxins such as heavy metals, plastics, and industrial pollutants. Household chemicals and other foreign substances in the body also contribute.

A virus does not attack tissue. It acts as a solvent breaking down waste inside cells. If you have a lot of waste in your cells, you’ll feel sick. And if there’s too much, it can cause cell damage or even cell death.

There is one way you can actually “catch” a virus, but I’ll get to that shortly. First, you need to understand what viruses really are.

People think you can get a virus from a doorknob, a friend, or a bat. But that’s not true. Viruses are specific to certain types of cells.
For example, hepatitis affects the liver—not the lungs or the brain. A virus that targets the lungs does not affect the kidneys. Because viruses are cell-specific, they don’t even spread between organs within your own body—so how could they spread between people? Or from animals to humans?

That’s why you can’t catch avian flu.

So why do several people get sick at the same time? Because the body has its own intelligence—just as a seed knows when to germinate, your body knows when it’s time to cleanse. Environmental factors like the season or climate play a role. That’s why people in the same region may experience viral detox at the same time.

But not everyone gets “sick” simultaneously. Some people recently completed a detox, others are simply healthier or live more consciously—paying attention to their food, movement, sleep, and thoughts.

So… what’s the only way you can truly get a virus?

By having it injected directly into your bloodstream.

Viruses are created within your own cells as a response to your internal environment.
That means you are responsible for your thoughts, your actions, and your beliefs.
Beliefs are really a form of ignorance—because if you have to believe something, it means you don’t know it.

How, then, could you possibly get a virus from a pig, a bat, or a monkey? In the past, entire populations were blamed—think of the “Spanish flu” or “Mexican flu.” But viruses don’t even spread between humans, let alone across species.

What does happen is that sick animal tissue is placed in a petri dish, and a virus is produced. That virus is then sterilized and put into vaccines—along with 70 to 80 other chemicals. That mixture is then distributed worldwide.

This is the only way that animal tissue and viruses can enter your bloodstream—through injection. You don’t get it from surfaces, air, or physical contact.

So ask yourself: why are we told to use hand sanitizer, hoard toilet paper, and stay indoors?

A virus is not alive. So how can you “kill” something that was never alive in the first place?

There are only two things you really need to do:

1. Don’t get vaccinated—not for the flu, not for anything.

2. Don’t stay inside—go outdoors, get sunlight, and breathe fresh air.

And one more thing: turn off your TV and social media.
I made this video to bring back some common sense and reduce fear.