Donald Trump has revealed his conditions under which he would support the Epstein files being released.
The scandal around the release of the Epstein files by the [deceptive] Trump administration is an issue that continues to plague the president, despite continued [idiotic and increasingly desperate] efforts to distract people. Now, Trump has claimed to reporters that he, in fact, does want the files to be released, but only if they don’t “hurt” people [in particular the man in the White House]. Trump's conditions for release of 'scam' Epstein files met with ridicule | indy100
Did Jesus (Saint Issa, Yeshua, Jehoshua) travel to India, Persia, and Tibet to continue his spiritual education outside of Bethlehem and the Nazarenes (vegan/vegetarians) and Essenes? Did he in fact, as Cayce reported during trance channeled readings, have past lives (rebirths) to develop the qualities he would need to become a Christ figure ("Messiah," Maitreya figure) in his most recent human life like some kind of Buddhist bodhisattva?
Coachella has come and gone. Aftershock is still a ways away. Warped Tour has just swept through town, pulling in big crowds, standing room only. The World Surfing League (WSL) is chugging along in Surf City, USA (Huntington Beach, Orange County). So Fairy Peril's brainchild is hogging all the limelight. Who? Pariss Fariss? The guy who tried to beat up Dave Navarro and ruined the chances of a comeback for the band. Lollapalooza has begun, and Friday night's lineup is something: Is there a crossover in the fanbases of old Korn and new Olivia Rodrigo? (Is she a stripper, or does she just dance that way?) Does Sabrina Carpenter rap to rival and potentially outshine A$AP Rocky? There are 170 acts on nine stages over four days. CBS News Chicago
Joe Rogan: The Path to Roganlightenment | The Daily Show
(The Daily Show) July 30, 2025: From his humble beginnings in Newark to his scrappy days in Boston, Joe Rogan has always pushed his brains to the limit. Rogan's stand-up comedy led him to a career in television, eventually inspiring him to start his own podcast where he could ask the really important questions, like, "Wouldn't it be crazy if a wolf wore a fedora?" This is The Daily Showography of Joe Rogan.
(MacroView) A catastrophic 8.8 magnitude earthquake has struck Kamchatka, Russia, triggering powerful tsunami waves across the Pacific Ocean. Entire towns like Severo-Kurilsk have been flooded with thousands evacuated.
Tsunami warnings have been issued for Hawaii, Alaska, California, Oregon, and Japan.
Shocking videos show waves up to 13 feet (4 meters) high smashing into coastal areas, destroying ports, and sweeping away infrastructure. Hawaii residents have been ordered to evacuate as sirens blare across the islands.
Authorities warn aftershocks could continue for weeks, making this the strongest quake since 1952.
Emergency crews are inspecting schools, hospitals, and homes for structural damage as residents remain on high alert.
Watch this video for exclusive footage, live updates, and expert analysis of this unprecedented disaster.
Stay tuned for the latest news as the situation continues to unfold across the Pacific. #RussiaEarthquake
(Camilly/Expansions) The Shiveluch volcano erupted just after midnight (April 12, 2023) and reached a crescendo about six hours later, spewing out an ash cloud over an area of 41,700 square miles (108,000 kms2), according to the Kamchatka Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Geophysical Survey (Reuters).
It’s Bisan: People in Gaza say they’re in a Squid Game
(AJ+) Aug. 1, 2025: “They are playing Squid Game with you.” Palestinians are dodging Israeli snipers and stampedes to get food at the deadly Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites.
“Everyone is shooting at you. And for what? Just to get a little food,” says Ibrahim, a [Palestinian] father of four who risked his life only to walk away with two bags of pasta and a bag of bulgur [wheat]. “It’s anything but humane.”
Since May 26, the GHF has been the main group Israel’s allowed to distribute food in the territory. It’s run by U.S. security contractors and operates just four sites, all overseen by Israeli forces. Each site opens for roughly 11 minutes every day in an attempt to feed the nearly 2 million population in desperate need of aid.
More than 1,000 people have been killed by Israeli sniper fire or stampedes near the sites. Israel has blocked almost all other aid getting in since March 2, and at least 150 Palestinians have died from malnutrition since Israel launched its war on Gaza.
Reporting from the ground, Bisan Owda says it’s the third time Gaza has reached peak starvation, but this time it’s even worse because “tens of thousands are about to die.”
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Manufacturing Consent is a book, but there's a movie, too: Manufacturing Consent (film). We are being lied to all the time, assured we have a participatory democracy when what we have is a delusion giving us the illusion of control and choice.
(The Space Wind) May 17, 2025: Until a few years ago, the ancient structures considered the height of early human achievement included dolman remains and the well-known Egyptian pyramids, which were believed to date back around 5,000 to 7,000 years before the common era... For copyright matters, please contact: thespacewindtv@gmail.com
Egyptian pyramids not built by brute force. - How could it have been done? Buoyancy in water
Peru is a country in South America, and the Paracas culture apparently left behind many pyramids. How could they have developed the advanced technology to construct them without extraterrestrial assistance, the same as the incredible technological innovations all over and under ancient Egypt?
In fact, the distribution of such marvels worldwide, overland and undersea, is startling and seems to have been covered up, particularly by China and Nubia (modern Sudan).
North Africa and West Asia DNA in Egypt
The largest pyramid in the world is in Mexico (Great Pyramid of Cholula), and Sudan (Pyramids of Meroë) has more pyramids than Egypt. But if there are 200 more in China, or if Bosnia and Indonesia have mountains that are really superannuated pyramids that science is only slowly coming around to admitting to, we have been deceived about the world.
What if everything we thought we knew about Mary Magdalene was only half of the truth? Hidden deep within Ethiopia’s ancient Christian monasteries lies a secret gospel—one that portrays Mary Magdalene not as a sinner, but as a divine teacher, a priestess, and a cornerstone of salvation.
In this powerful historical deep-dive, we uncover Ethiopia’s lost Christian texts and oral traditions that preserved a radically different image of Mary.
I'll teach the other apostles what they don't know
Forgotten by the West but honored in Africa, she emerges not as the woman saved by Christ, but as the one chosen to carry his deepest wisdom.
From the mysterious Book of Mysteries to the sacred teachings of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, this documentary challenges mainstream theology and explores a spiritual truth too dangerous for Rome to keep.
Could Ethiopia’s hidden gospel restore Mary Magdalene’s rightful place in the story of salvation?
Unlock the secrets. Reclaim the history. And discover the woman who changed everything.
Budge, E.A. Wallis. The Book of the Saints of the Ethiopian Church. Cambridge University Press, 1928.
Cowley, R.W. Ethiopian Biblical Interpretation. Cambridge University Press, 1983.
Levine, Amy-Jill. The Misunderstood Jew: The Church and the Scandal of the Jewish Jesus. HarperOne, 2006.
Shoemaker, Stephen J. Mary in Early Christian Faith and Devotion. Yale University Press, 2016.
King, Karen L. The Gospel of Mary of Magdala: Jesus and the First Woman Apostle. Polebridge Press, 2003.
Tadesse, Tsegaye. Ancient Christianity and the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church. Addis Ababa University Press, 2011.
Isaac, Ephraim. The Ethiopian Church: Ancient Christianity in Africa. The African Studies Review, Vol. 40, No. 3, 1997.
Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion Archives, Axum (restricted access, reported findings by scholars visiting in 1960s and 70s).
Oral testimonies from monastic elders recorded by Ethiopian historian Aleqa Taye, early 20th century.
Acts of Philip and Gospel of Mary (Nag Hammadi Codices).
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