The Cancer Prevention Revolution Is Already Here – Mainstream Medicine Just Won’t Admit It

For decades, conventional medicine has largely dismissed vitamin C as little more than the micronutrient that prevents scurvy.

In a highly significant development, however, an important new study has concluded that this humble molecule may also have the ability to stop the development of cancer.

Published in the Journal of Theoretical Biology, the paper describes how vitamin C can block the formation of potentially cancer-causing chemicals during digestion.

For supporters of Cellular Medicine, of course, such findings are less a surprise than a further powerful confirmation that Dr. Matthias Rath was right all along.

The new study proposes that taking a vitamin C supplement shortly after eating meals could reduce the production of chemicals known as N-nitroso compounds. These compounds are produced from nitrates and nitrites, chemicals that occur naturally in vegetables such as spinach and beetroot but are also widely used as preservatives in processed meats.

Inside the body, nitrates and nitrites perform useful functions, such as helping to regulate blood flow and supporting cardiovascular health. However, under certain conditions in the acidic environment of the stomach, they can also be converted into N-nitroso compounds, many of which are suspected or known to increase the risk of cancer.

Scientists have long struggled to explain why nitrate-rich vegetables are consistently associated with better health while processed meats have repeatedly been linked to a higher cancer risk. If both contain nitrates or nitrites, they wonder, why don’t they produce the same effects?

The Protective Effect of Vitamin C and Other Antioxidants

The authors of the new study, who are based at the University of Waterloo in Canada, believe their research has uncovered an important piece of the puzzle. To better understand the interactions that take place, they built a complex mathematical model that examines what happens to nitrates, nitrites, and vitamin C as food passes through the body. Their model takes into account factors such as the role of the salivary glands, stomach, small intestine, and blood plasma.

The findings are striking. When vitamin C was present during the digestive processing of dietary nitrates and nitrites, it markedly reduced the formation of harmful nitrosation products that can eventually lead to the production of cancer-associated N-nitroso compounds. Vitamin C acts as a powerful antioxidant, intercepting highly reactive nitrogen compounds before they can form cancer-associated chemicals. Instead of allowing these dangerous chemical reactions to proceed, vitamin C effectively diverted them towards harmless end products.

This observation neatly explains why vegetables rich in nitrates don’t behave like processed meats. Leafy green vegetables naturally provide generous amounts of vitamin C and other protective antioxidants alongside their nitrates. In other words, nature supplies both the compound and its built-in protection in the same food. Processed meats, by contrast, often contain nitrites but little or none of the vitamin C needed to block the harmful cancer-causing reactions.

The study therefore points to a simple but powerful conclusion. It is not merely exposure to nitrates or nitrites that matters. Equally important is whether the body has enough protective micronutrients available at exactly the right time to neutralize potentially dangerous chemical reactions before they can damage cells.

Dr. Rath was Right

The finding fits remarkably well with a growing body of scientific evidence showing that vitamin C plays multiple roles in protecting against cancer. Beyond helping to reduce the formation of carcinogenic nitroso compounds, vitamin C also acts as one of the body’s most important antioxidants, protecting DNA from oxidative damage, supporting healthy immune function, promoting collagen production that helps maintain the integrity of tissues and blood vessels, and contributing to the normal regulation of numerous cellular processes involved in tumor development.

For long-time supporters of Cellular Medicine, however, these facts will come as no surprise. More than two decades ago, Dr. Matthias Rath and his research team opened an entirely new direction in cancer research. At the 19th Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference in 2002, they presented groundbreaking research demonstrating that a specific micronutrient combination consisting of vitamin C, the amino acids lysine and proline, and the green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) could dramatically inhibit the spread of cancer cells. Their research focused on strengthening the body’s connective tissue and preventing cancer cells from breaking through this natural barrier, thereby attacking one of the key mechanisms that allows tumors to invade surrounding tissues and spread throughout the body.

Coming at a time when conventional cancer research remained overwhelmingly focused on surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, Dr. Rath’s discoveries highlighted an entirely different approach based on correcting underlying micronutrient deficiencies and restoring normal cellular function. Since then, numerous independent research groups around the world have published further studies investigating the anti-cancer properties of vitamin C and other natural micronutrients. Today, study after study continues to reinforce the principles first established through Dr. Rath’s pioneering work.

An Exciting Future Lies Ahead

Ultimately, the real question raised by this Canadian study is not simply whether vitamin C deserves more attention. It is why it has taken so long for mainstream medicine to acknowledge what independent nutritional research has been demonstrating for decades. While billions of dollars continue to be spent developing ever more expensive cancer drugs, relatively little attention is paid to inexpensive micronutrients that help the body protect itself naturally. One important reason is that vitamin C is a naturally occurring nutrient that cannot be patented. As a result, it attracts only a fraction of the commercial investment devoted to developing new pharmaceutical drugs.

More than twenty years after Dr. Rath and his research team first demonstrated that a targeted combination of vitamin C and other micronutrients could inhibit the spread of cancer cells, the scientific evidence increasingly proves that he was right. Micronutrients are not merely ‘supplements’ to health – they are fundamental to it. As mainstream science slowly catches up, one fact is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: the first line of defense against cancer isn’t found in a chemotherapy clinic – it begins inside every cell of the human body.

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Via https://www.globalresearch.ca/cancer-prevention-revolution-mainstream-medicine-wont-admit/5934644

Are Kushner and Witkoff Profiting Off the Iran Negotiations?

Harold Black PhD

Negotiations with Iran have a long history of falling apart, so it’s hardly shocking that the latest round — led by two men with no diplomatic background — has collapsed too. Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff built their careers closing real estate deals, not brokering peace between nations. Yet Trump keeps turning to them, having already tapped the pair to handle talks with Russia over Ukraine.

Their track record is not encouraging. Politico has reported that Ukrainian and European officials point to Witkoff’s go-it-alone approach as part of the problem, noting that he has resisted input from experts and allies and has, at times, approached the war as though it were a real estate negotiation rather than a geopolitical conflict.

Compounding the problem, the administration’s downsizing of the State Department has left both the Russia and Iran negotiating teams thin on career diplomats and regional experts. Adding the inexperienced Kushner to the Iran talks only deepens that gap. The administration’s defense is that a small, nimble team beats a large phalanx of diplomats — essentially applying a dealmaker’s mindset to statecraft. But as one official put it, a business mentality only works if you actually understand who you’re dealing with; commercial instincts are no substitute for grasping the region, Islam, and the actual interests of Iran and its allies.

Kushner’s presence on the team raises additional concerns given his family’s long, close relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. More troubling still are allegations that details from the talks have been leaked to Israel, and that Kushner has used his position for personal financial gain. According to Common Dreams, Kushner has simultaneously been courting Middle Eastern governments to invest billions in his private equity firm, Affinity Partners.

https://www.commondreams.org/news/jared-kushner-iran-private-equity

The New York Times has reported that Kushner discussed a potential $5 billion investment from Middle Eastern backers into that fund — notable given that he said in December 2024 the firm wouldn’t need to raise capital for four years, specifically to sidestep conflict-of-interest concerns. I guess he forgot.

Elizabeth Warren has criticized the arrangement, arguing that while American troops face danger in the Middle East, Trump’s envoy is out fundraising for his own firm. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has claimed a fair deal between the US and Iran was within reach before hostilities escalated — though any statement from Iranian officials deserves real skepticism. But Kushner’s firm does do substantial business with foreign partners who have direct stakes in the very conflicts he’s supposed to be neutrally negotiating.

The clearest conflict of interest involves oil. Any settlement with Iran would likely include lifting sanctions on Iranian crude — and Kushner’s clients, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, are themselves major oil producers. Since Iran sits outside OPEC, easing those sanctions would boost global supply and could push prices down, cutting against the interests of the very governments Kushner represents commercially. Simultaneously negotiating US foreign policy while collecting substantial fees from foreign governments raises serious legal questions, and at minimum, a clear ethical problem.

Drop Site News has reported an even more explosive claim: that an Iranian official told Vice President Vance – which of course he denies – that Kushner and Witkoff are more focused on using inside knowledge of the talks to profit in financial markets than on reaching an actual agreement. The outlet also cited concerns from Iranian negotiators about Kushner relaying details directly to Netanyahu and an Axios report that Witkoff and Kushner speak with Netanyahu and Israel’s Mossad chief nearly daily. Iran reportedly presented documentation to mediators alleging that people close to Trump were exploiting the war and the diplomatic process to move financial markets.

https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/iran-jd-vance-kushner-witkoff-exploiting-negotiations

In fact, Iran calculated profits that from such alleged manipulation had reached $9 billion and formally requested, in writing, that Iran should share in the proceeds. “We have conveyed through intermediaries that $4.5 billion of this sum should also be allocated to the Iranian side,” the Iranian official said.

Drop Site also quoted an Iranian official describing Witkoff as having no real grasp of diplomacy, claiming he misrepresented Iran’s positions — including on the fate of its enriched uranium stockpile — and that his mistaken read of the talks was passed straight on to Trump. Iran is reportedly pushing for larger negotiating delegations that include actual technical and country experts, noting that during earlier talks in Oman and Switzerland, Witkoff and Kushner arrived without nuclear or subject-matter specialists and seemed unfamiliar with the technical substance of the issue. Iranian negotiators say they laid out their enriched uranium stockpile in detail and viewed their own flexibility as the basis for what Araghchi called, on February 25, a possible “historic opportunity” for an unprecedented deal — an offer Witkoff apparently mischaracterized afterward as a threat to build multiple weapons.

I’d encourage anyone interested to read the full report. Statements from Iranian officials should be taken with real skepticism, but the allegations here are serious regardless: that Kushner and Witkoff used the negotiations for personal profit, that details were funneled directly to Netanyahu and Mossad, and that Iran’s actual positions were misrepresented to the president. Whatever the truth of those specific claims, the broader question stands — why rely on Kushner and Witkoff at all, rather than seasoned diplomats backed by real technical and regional expertise? More troubling is that if all of this is true, it is being done with the president’s knowledge and blessing.

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Via https://haroldblackphd.com/2026/07/28/are-kushner-and-witkoff-profiting-off-the-iran-negotiations/

Big Tech Forcing Consumers to Pay for AI Boom – Voters Pushing Back

A person holding a sign that reads "NO DATA CENTERS" with "DATA CENTERS" crossed out in a red circle.
From MarketWatch:

Excerpts:

For two years, the power trade was the stock market’s favorite way to own the AI boom without paying Nvidia-sized multiples. Buy anything that generates electricity, the logic went, because every data center needs power and supply is short.

It worked. Independent power producers rerated like technology stocks, and utilities that spent decades as bond proxies suddenly had growth stories.

That blanket logic is now breaking down, with politics as the catalyst.

Voters are angry about electricity bills. Electricity rates rose 7.1% nationally in 2025, according to the Energy Information Administration’s measure of average retail revenue per kilowatt-hour, and are expected to keep climbing.

Brookings noted that a poll earlier this year showed a plurality of voters across party lines see data centers as a direct threat to their home energy costs, and both major U.S. political parties have discovered the issue works.

Every pending utility rate case between now and the November elections is a potential campaign ad.

Which utility stocks survive the next two years will be decided by whether tech companies or consumers pay for the AI build-out. The market has priced the bottleneck. It has not yet priced who gets stuck with the bill.

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Via https://t.me/healthimpact/3703

Massie says US significantly weakened by war on Iran

Al Mayadeen English

27 July, 2026

United States Representative Thomas Massie said the US has been weakened by the war on Iran, as reports say CENTCOM urged the White House to halt bombing.

United States Representative Thomas Massie said the United States has been “significantly weakened by the war with Iran,” arguing in an X post that the campaign depleted missile-defense systems, drained oil reserves, sacrificed US troops, pushed up consumer prices, increased debt, and sidelined domestic needs “all for Israel.”

The Kentucky Republican’s remarks added fresh political pressure to an already widening debate in Washington over the price of the war on Iran, the scope of US involvement, and the degree to which the White House has tied American military power to “Israel’s” regional agenda. That debate has sharpened as more lawmakers question the administration’s war powers and the long-term cost of the campaign.

CENTCOM urged a pause near the Strait of Hormuz

Massie’s remarks came as Axios reported that Admiral Brad Cooper, the top US military commander in West Asia and head of CENTCOM, advised the Trump administration to halt bombing around the Strait of Hormuz after concluding the two-week assault had reached diminishing returns. Axios said Cooper briefed the Pentagon, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the White House earlier in the week, and that his assessment helped shape Trump’s decision to pause strikes along Iran’s southern coastline and around the strategic waterway.

The report said Cooper warned that most of the assigned targets had already been struck, leaving few objectives whose destruction would materially change the battlefield. In other words, the campaign had begun to run out of useful military targets unless Trump was prepared to escalate the war further.

Air-defense stocks under strain

Meanwhile, General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned Trump and War Secretary Pete Hegseth that shortages of air-defense interceptors could reduce Washington’s ability to shield its bases and regional allies if the confrontation escalated again. The warning echoed broader concerns inside the Pentagon about the strain that the war on Iran has placed on US missile-defense inventories.

The New York Times said senior advisers including Caine and Vice President JD Vance raised similar concerns about the shrinking stockpile of Patriot interceptors and other air-defence systems needed to protect US forces across the region. That assessment reportedly played a major role in Trump’s decision to hold back from a larger escalation.

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Via https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/massie-says-the-us-has-been–significantly-weakened–by-war

Netanyahu will reject US demands for withdrawal from Lebanon, Gaza, Syria if asked

(Photo credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

The Cradle

JUL 27, 2026

Israeli officials repeatedly voiced their intent to occupy sizable sections of their neighbors’ territories indefinitely

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told cabinet ministers that Washington wants Israeli soldiers to pull back from positions in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza, and that he does not intend to comply with US demands, Channel 13 reported on 27 July.

The report, which cites unnamed security sources familiar with the matter, states that US officials want the Israeli army to carry out a “series of withdrawals” across the three fronts.

Channel 13 does not state whether Washington is seeking full or partial pullbacks; however, Netanyahu told the ministers that he “intends to stand on my own two feet and resist.”

“I will strongly oppose this and tell them no,” he reportedly said.

The comments come as Netanyahu has set off for Washington for a meeting set for Tuesday with US President Donald Trump, after which he is scheduled to attend the funeral services for Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, one of Washington’s most persistent warmongers and an unwavering backer of Israel, who died on 11 July.

Israeli forces are currently occupying major stretches of land in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza.

Israel maintains positions in border and hilltop areas in southern Syria, especially near the Golan frontier, where the military has established footholds inside Syrian territory, and regularly conducts raids against locals.

What began as a pretext to aid Druze communities battling Damascus’s extremist troops and Syrian government-backed Bedouin tribes after the ousting of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has become a so-called “buffer zone.” Israel has since used it to launch incursions into Lebanon.

In Lebanon, Israel maintains its so-called “Yellow Line” in the south that runs from the Mediterranean coast in the west to the Mount Hermon area in the east, extending around 10 kilometers inland and, in some parts, passing the Litani River.

Israel’s occupation of Lebanon has been marked by repeated ceasefire violations, including near-daily strikes, demolitions, and incursions. Beirut cited more than 2,000 violations in late 2025 alone, while hundreds of thousands of Lebanese remain displaced.

Many dozens of Lebanese villages within the Yellow Line have been completely demolished, with the intent of ethnically cleansing the area and creating a dead zone to which residents cannot return.

According to comments from February by Israeli Minister of War Israel Katz, Israeli troops will be staying in Lebanon and Syria “indefinitely.”

In Gaza, following almost three years of genocide and near-daily ceasefire violations since last October, Israel continued to slowly edge its Yellow Line in the strip further under the cover of night.

The most recent reporting says the controlled area has expanded to about 65 percent of Gaza and that the line has been shifted westward in places by hundreds of meters and, in some areas, by more than a kilometer.

Netanyahu has publicly said he wants to expand Israeli control over the strip further up to 70 percent.

Satellite imagery released on 21 July and reviewed by AP and Haaretz shows that the Israeli military has dug a 23-kilometer earthen trench along its new positions, cutting the devastated enclave in two.

In one stretch of southern Gaza, the trench sits more than a kilometer past the Yellow Line.

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Via https://thecradle.co/articles/netanyahu-will-reject-us-demands-for-withdrawal-from-lebanon-gaza-syria-if-asked-report

Trump claims US in ‘very deep talks’ with Iran after Tehran denies negotiations

 

(Photo credit: Reuters/Kylie Cooper)

The Cradle

JUL 27, 2026

US President Donald Trump claimed on 27 July that “deep talks” with Iran were ongoing, while renewing the threat of “very strong military action” against the Islamic Republic in the event that the alleged negotiations “don’t work out.”

“We are in very deep talks with Iran. If they don’t work out, we will go back to very strong military action,” Trump told US outlet Axios in an interview.

In response to a question on how long the “negotiations” would last, Trump said, “Not much time. Either it goes fast or not at all.”

“All of the people that deal with Iran asked me: ‘Don’t fire,’” he went on to say, claiming mediators and regional states lobbied him to give diplomacy another chance. “Nothing gained, nothing lost,” he added.

The president also mentioned his upcoming meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington this week.

“I am going to talk to Bibi [Netanyahu] about the fact that if I weren’t president, Iran would have had nuclear weapons by now and Israel would have been destroyed,” he told the outlet.

Axios alleged that “current negotiations are focused on a new deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and relaunch talks on a comprehensive nuclear deal.”

It stated that talks are being “conducted mainly between Iran and Oman,” but that Qatar, Pakistan, Egypt “and Trump’s envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, are actively involved.”

The interview coincided with an AP report that said “progress” has been made in getting the two sides back to the negotiating table.

“Mediators led by Qatar and Pakistan are working to bridge the gap between Washington and Tehran to return to an interim ceasefire deal that had collapsed,” anonymous regional officials told AP.

Shortly before the AP report, drones of unknown origin – potentially belonging to Iraqi resistance factions – targeted energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. Aramco sites were targeted by the Yemen’s Ansarallah resistance movement on Monday as well, as announced by Sanaa.

Israel also said on Monday that its forces shot down two drones over the Jordan border.

Hours earlier, Iran completely rejected claims by Trump, US officials, and media reports that negotiations were underway.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said that Iran and Oman were discussing joint management of the Strait of Hormuz, and that the talks had nothing to do with the US.

“We will not allow the US to determine the time of war and peace … We will defend ourselves for as long as necessary,” he said.

Over the weekend, Trump claimed Iran was taking alleged negotiations seriously following a pause of around two weeks of heavy US bombing against the Islamic Republic – to which Tehran responded with devastating strikes on Washington’s assets across the region.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also recently claimed that Iran was “begging” for a deal.

Trump, Rubio, and other US officials say they have crippled the Islamic Republic’s military capabilities.

However, satellite imagery and reports revealed heavy casualties and significant losses inflicted by Tehran on US bases in Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, and elsewhere in the region in recent days.

Earlier this month, the Iranian army warned that it will leave “no trace” of the US military presence in West Asia if Trump carries out his renewed threats to destroy all of Iran’s bridges and power sites.

Trump has been making this threat since the start of the war months ago.

Axios had cited sources over the weekend as saying that the US “paused” the strikes on Iran due to their “limited effectiveness,” which military officials reportedly briefed Trump about.

As a result, the president delayed his plans for an even further and heavier escalation against Iran following the meetings with US military officials.

US intelligence assessments have recently concluded that continued military attacks against the Islamic Republic are “unlikely to move” Tehran or “soften its position” in any potential new round of negotiations, according to the Washington Post.

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Via https://thecradle.co/articles/trump-claims-us-in-very-deep-talks-with-iran-after-tehran-denies-negotiations

Vaccine Amnesia: 75 Forgotten News Segments That Could Never Air Today

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Sleepwalking into a Global Catastrophe: Why Trump’s War on Iran Threatens the Infrastructure That Keeps Billions Alive

Mike Adams

The Failure to See the Real Danger

Admittedly, I have failed to explain the stakes clearly enough. For months, I have written about fertilizer supply chains, the Haber-Bosch process, and the vulnerability of the Strait of Hormuz. But the gravity of this crisis has not sunk in for most people. Let me put it as plainly as I can: The global population of more than 8 billion people depends on a fragile web of natural gas, oil, and downstream chemistry that took 60+ years to build on this planet. If we lose 25 percent of these critical substances, we lose 25 percent of the population. That is 2 billion people. Here is why that math is inescapable.

As I documented in my article “The Haber-Bosch House of Cards,” the single chemical reaction that fixes nitrogen from the air into fertilizer is responsible for feeding roughly half of humanity [1]. That process requires vast quantities of natural gas. The Persian Gulf region, especially Qatar and Iran, supplies much of that gas. When the Trump administration launched its war on Iran in February 2026 and the Strait of Hormuz was effectively closed, the global fertilizer supply chain began to collapse. This is not a prediction of future famine. The famine is already baked in. But it could still get a whole lot worse depending on how things go from here.

The Hidden Infrastructure That Keeps Us Alive

Natural gas from Qatar and the Persian Gulf is not just for heating homes. It is the essential feedstock for nitrogenous fertilizers via the Haber-Bosch process. Without this gas, ammonia production stops. Without ammonia feedstock material for agricultural fertilizers, crops fail. Half of humanity is alive today only because of synthetic nitrogen fertilizer. As Sharon Astyk explains in her book “Depletion and Abundance,” our entire food system floats on a sea of oil and natural gas [2]. We have built a civilization that is utterly dependent on these energy-dense inputs.

Then there is sulfuric acid. It is produced as a byproduct of sour crude oil refining and is indispensable for manufacturing phosphate fertilizer. Without oil extraction, no sulfur, no phosphate – no food. The Persian Gulf supplies roughly one-third of globally traded fertilizer, and the Strait of Hormuz is the lifeline for both oil and gas shipments. As Lewis Dartnell notes in “Origins,” the narrow straits of Bab-el-Mandeb and Hormuz have been critical chokepoints for trade for millennia [3]. Today, they are the arteries of global food production. Sever them, and you sever the lifeline of billions.

How Trump’s Bombing Has Already Fractured the System

The war began with U.S. airstrikes on Iran after Trump claimed an imminent threat – a decision he later admitted was influenced by Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff, and Pete Hegseth [4]. Iran retaliated by closing the Strait of Hormuz, effectively cutting off 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas supply. Then came the Israeli strikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field. Iran responded by targeting QatarEnergy’s gas trained, achieving precision strikes. The damage is extensive. Two of QatarEnergy’s gas trains have been destroyed, with repairs estimated at 3 to 5 years – or a decade if Iran retaliates further and damages all 14 gas trains.

The loss of that gas means no nitrogen fertilizer, no affordable aluminum, no derived helium – the entire industrial chain is crippled. A detailed analysis by Craig Tindale, titled “Systemic Risk: A 12-Order Cascading Analysis of a Zero-Flow Strait of Hormuz Closure,” shows that the interruption of this one corridor can propagate outward into a general crisis of civilization [5]. Trump’s threats to target Iranian civilian infrastructure risk escalating the destruction to all Persian Gulf states. The system is not just under strain; it is breaking.

The Unavoidable Result: A Decade-Long Mass Die-Off

Without abundant fertilizer supplies, global food production collapses. For a decade, it will be physically impossible to feed all 8 billion people (only some of them will have access to food, but not all). As I warned in “The 10 Year Famine Is About to Be Unleashed,” the foundation of civilization is one vulnerable facility – the fertilizer supply chain [6]. In a worst-case scenario with extensive infrastructure destruction, the population could shrink from 8 billion to 4 billion or less. This is not hyperbole; it is mathematics. You cannot have half the food and keep all the people.

The coming migration tsunami will reshape the world, as I detailed in my article by that name [7]. Civil unrest, government collapses, and even cannibalism will follow. This is the scale of an asteroid impact, but man-made. The question is not whether mass death will occur, but how many billions will die before the system stabilizes at a lower population.

Conclusion: The Mad Emperor at the Controls

In summary, Trump is waging war on the entire human race. He and his advisers seemingly have no understanding of the ramifications of their actions. As I wrote in “The Coming Famine,” millions (at minimum) will starve because of a man-made catastrophe [8]. And if the escalation worsens, we could literally be facing the end of the world as we know it.

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Via https://www.theburningplatform.com/2026/07/15/we-are-sleepwalking-into-a-global-catastrophe-why-trumps-war-on-iran-threatens-the-infrastructure-that-keeps-billions-alive/

 

The Diaries of Anthony Fauci

The Diaries of Anthony Fauci: 2020-2021

By

the full diaries of Anthony Fauci, the former head of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the leading voice of the Covid response during the most critical time in US history in the 21st century. The diaries are a hugely important documentation concerning a period otherwise shrouded in mystery. So far as we know, they are unredacted and from Fauci’s own pen, a day-by-day chronicle to compare against the public record.

Below we post Senator Paul’s rendering and a version from AI engine Claude.

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Via https://brownstone.org/articles/the-diaries-of-anthony-fauci-2020-2021/

Wildfires Across Europe and the Americas — Israel’s Vengeance?

Massive wildfires have erupted across Spain – roughly a week or two after Netanyahu threatened terrorism across Spain for daring to defame the most moral army in the world – Israel’s Defense Forces (IDF).

Netanyahu warned Spain that it would “pay an immediate price” for waging a diplomatic war against Israel.

Spain’s PM, Pedro Sanchez, has declared a national emergency as the fires have caused the evacuation of 20,000.

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A fire in southern France which created 60,000 evacuations, has merged with the Spain fire which is burning out of control despite efforts of some 10,000 firemen.

95% of all fires are caused by human activity – not simple heat and wind. Half of all wildfires are intentional. The wildfires in Patagonia Argentina and Chile were observed to have been caused by Jewish ‘tourists’. However, media pundits will typically forget these factoids and blame climate change.

Israel swore vengeance. Israel always gets its vengeance.

The Abraham Accords have become the new Middle East blackmail employed by Trump.

Saudi Crown Prince has been remanded that America ‘allowing’ them nuclear capabilities hinges on them playing nice with Israel and obeying their dictums.

Which may include assisting in the complete annihilation of Iran. The Crown Prince has said he wants to diversify its internal energy production so that it can expand oil exports and revenue. True to Trump, the condition was not enumerated to Bin Salman – it was simply enumerated in a Trump social media post. A highly demonstrative slap in the face!

Why any Middle East country would continue to support Israel or the United States at this juncture is truly odd.

Why the Saudis would need US permission is the first and most glaring anomaly. But a king trumps a prince. And that would seem to be our president’s view of himself on the global stage.  

As Brent Crude hovers in the $96 range, Lloyds of London has announced they will not sell war insurance for Saudi Arabian oil transit in the Red Sea. Other contracts may be cancelled as the Trump War continues unabated with the Middle East subject to the brunt of Iran’s vengeance. If the Middle East simply joined Iran instead of Israel/America, they would no longer be bombed.  From the outside, it appears an obvious choice.

One thing is for certain, Trump is quickly running out of bombs.

But the strategic maneuver to park fighter jets at Israeli bases only fuels a double target for Iran. Perhaps clearer minds prevail in their understanding than Trump’s because a WWIII would benefit no one. Yet, Trump and Rubio are reaching the end of their tether as they continually create new reasons for warring with Iran. Meanwhile Israel has moved into Venezuela.

A 32-member IDF Relief Team convened in Venezuela for the first time to help officials assess the course of action that should be taken in the aftermath of the earthquakes.

While the Venezuelan people were not swayed by the supposed mission, the inserted President welcomed them – their first time to ‘openly’ set foot in the country in 17 years. They left behind a number of Israeli Humanitarian Aid organizations to carry on their work including IsraAID, SmartAID, and the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC).

The point of physically removing Maduro was for the country to come under the command and rule of Israel and the Open Society. Maduro was a staunch enemy of this occupation and his removal framed as a drug lord was manufactured for the stage set. The gold and oil will be removed while the people remain sequestered in poverty under the auspices of Rubio and Trump and a contingent of soldiers. Despite their claims that they have deposited these pirated confiscations for Venezuela benefit – there is no indication or evidence to substantiate the claim.

This is what Trump and Israel would like to do with Iran. Same destruction. Same confiscation. Same removal of all government officials via assassination. There is no evidence Maduro is alive and his trial has been pushed to June 2027. According to The Guardian, The Play Act II is to obscure any remembrance of Maduro as his fellow citizens are brainwashed into believing Israel is just flitting on the outskirts of taking over the country while Maduro’s memory is erased.

While banners and billboards still prevail in holding up their reverence for Maduro, Israel and the US are painting over the murals, tearing down the depictions, and wiping his name from existence. An MKULTRA operation. The media is quite helpful in obscuring the truth which is that the people don’t want Israel in their country – they want Maduro. In that vein, the humanitarian aid is part of the stage to portray Israel as a benevolent charitable soothsayer. So far it is not working.

It is the blueprint for Iran – and Araghchi, Iran’s foreign minister, is the 5D to Trump’s Parcheesi. For when Trump runs out of bombs, which is his only ‘strategy’, the 5D kicks in and our government will make mush of America spiraling into civil war possibilities, food shortages, and fire. Because fire is an Israeli tool. 

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Via https://www.globalresearch.ca/wildfires-europe-americas-israel-vengeance/5934575