Cosmic Glue (4 BOOKS)

#RESIST  excerpt: They ran the planet for five centuries and grew drunk on their own myth. They mistook deception for genius, control for godhood, and compliance for consent. But every empire rots from the inside, and every predator eventually misjudges the prey. What you’re seeing now — the digital ID push, the biometric grid, the programmable money — isn’t strength. It’s hubris fatigue : the late-stage arrogance of a cartel that thinks the game can never end. Below is how Glafia —the 500-year global mafia Baaijen described—made its biggest mistake yet. 1. Bait and Switch They promised convenience. No more lost wallets, no more forgotten passwords — just one digital key to rule them all. Every hunter knows the trick: bait with ease, trap with permanence. Modern predators don’t wear capes; they wear badges, lanyards, and corporate PR smiles. “Smart IDs,” “digital wallets,” “frictionless payments” — progress, they say. But behind every glowing app is an invisible leash woven from: y...

  bugonia ritual, bulls and bees It was written the Minoan said the bull (apis) sprouted bees.  I could not figure out how...until now? ... Trace "...Bees were special and peculiar to the ancients. Their presence in the myth dates back to times much earlier than Rome . They were of considerable importance in Egyptian and Minoan beliefs. Then they fascinated authors such as Publius Virgil Maro or Pliny the Elder .   The bees had a divine element in them and were surrounded by a mystical aura of mystery. It is best expressed by the so-called Bugonia ritual : It was common in the ancient world to believe that bee swarms were born from the bodies of dead bulls . This is where the aforementioned name comes from – Bugonia , in Greek βοῦς , meaning cattle , and γονή , gonad – means so “born from cattle”.  This ritual, as a natural or man-made event, was aimed at creating or restoring a bee swarm.  In the literature of the Roman period, we have much evidence ...

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What if the legend of Atlantis isn’t a myth, but a geological event written in stone, sediment, and diatoms buried beneath the Atlantic? In this groundbreaking interview, I sit down with Irish geologist Joseph O’Donoghue, author of The Legend of Atlantis and the Science of Geology, to explore evidence that challenges everything we’ve been taught about Earth’s past. Joe reveals findings that mainstream academia refuses to confront, from freshwater diatoms and grass pollen found on the Atlantic seabed (proof of land that once existed there) to volcanic rock that could only have formed above water, now lying two miles below the surface. According to his research, around 11,700 years ago, a cosmic impact ended the Ice Age and sent Atlantis and much of early civilization to the ocean floor. We also dive into why orthodox geology resists this truth, how it connects to global flood legends, and what it might mean for humanity’s future if such catastrophes are cyclical. VIA REVIE...