by David Sunfellow | Feb 1, 2026
“I would never deny the significance of the ongoing economic issues, potential for World War 3, loss of freedom due to governments and the World Economic Forum pulling their Agenda 2030 nonsense, but folks, despite the evidence being right in our faces, the media is completely ignoring what is happening to the Earth. The magnetic pole shift and geomagnetic excursion are progressing and in the coming years we are going to lose all modern technology and the foundations of modern civilization. It doesn’t get much worse than this, especially since other real global issues seem to be overshadowing it completely in the public forum.” — Ben Davidson, SpaceWeatherNews, @SunWeatherMan on X
by David Sunfellow | Feb 1, 2026
Kaizen D. Asiedu and GROK explore slavery in both modern and ancient history along with contemporary issues that surround this controversial, emotionally-charged topic.
by David Sunfellow | Aug 11, 2025
A collection of COVID-19 documentaries from around the world that document the horrific injuries, deaths, and ruined lives caused by COVID-19 vaccines, mandates and policies.
by David Sunfellow | May 2, 2025
They were an extraordinary people born of white rock and blue sea. They invented democracy, distilled logic and reason, wrote plays to plumb the deepest recesses of the soul, and captured the perfection of the human form in athletics and art. Quite simply, the Greeks created our world…
by David Sunfellow | Apr 19, 2025
All about the most amazing historical artifact in human history: The Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the actual burial cloth of Jesus.
by David Sunfellow | Feb 17, 2025
Luke Kemp writes:
Collapse can be defined as a rapid and enduring loss of population, identity and socio-economic complexity. Public services crumble and disorder ensues as government loses control of its monopoly on violence. Virtually all past civilisations have faced this fate. Some recovered or transformed, such as the Chinese and Egyptian. Other collapses were permanent, as was the case of Easter Island. Sometimes the cities at the epicentre of collapse are revived, as was the case with Rome. In other cases, such as the Mayan ruins, they are left abandoned as a mausoleum for future tourists. What can this tell us about the future of global modern civilisation?
