As I address you today, I speak to awaken the world from the shameful slumber of weakness that has gripped our people. I am just just a human, but a vessel with a soul ignited with purpose, seeing you— cunning Jewish elites—still lurking in the shadows, pulling the strings of nations like puppets on a fragile stage you yourself created. This is not a mere letter, but a clarion call of a promise, forged with unassailable facts and tempered by a philosophical fire, to shatter your hold and restore our rightful freedom and free will over this corrupted world!

The waiting room was a gray limbo, its walls leaching warmth from the air, as if the depressingly cold and cloudy winter had seeped inside and settled into the cracks. Frost clung to the windows, blurring the slate-gray sky outside into a haze of cold indifference, the clouds heavy with unshed snow.

 I find myself reflecting on a topic that stirs both curiosity and controversy: the alleged role of Jewish influence in shaping modern society through propaganda, and the potential negative consequences that may follow. This is not a light accusation, nor one to be made without evidence, but a growing number of voices—both historical and contemporary—suggest that certain patterns of influence deserve scrutiny. Let’s explore this idea with a critical eye, grounding it in factual observations while acknowledging the complexity of the narrative.

A curious and controversial chapter in Canadian history—a conspiracy theory alleging that the Canadian government explored a wartime strategy to turn enemy forces gay. This notion, rooted in the Cold War era, suggests that Canada developed chemical or psychological methods to disrupt enemy morale by inducing homosexual behavior. While the idea seems far-fetched, its origins in documented government actions and the absence of clear denials invite a factual examination. Let’s delve into the historical context, evidence, and counterarguments to assess this intriguing claim.

   Today, I’m diving headfirst into a topic that tears at my heart and ignites my spirit: parental alienation. My fascination with this issue began close to home, with my own mother’s story. At the tender age of 10, she was alienated from her father, a wound that festered for 29 years until they reunited when she was 39. The shattering truth? Her father never abandoned her—her mother had blocked every attempt he made to reach out. The pain of those lost years still haunts her as she struggles to rebuild that bond, battling depression over the childhood she missed with him. Now, with her father aged and overwhelmed—never having seen her grow into a woman, and with limited time left—her efforts feel like a race against his fading years. This personal wound drives my fierce curiosity to understand and fight this silent thief of love. 

My graduation speech for high-school, as valid-victorian.

This is a writing piece reflecting on my memory of my first attempt on taking my life at 11. I hope you are able to pick into my brain and see what I was thinking moments close to death. 

Today, my thoughts turn to a mystery that has haunted the edges of history for over eight decades—the Philadelphia Experiment. This conspiracy theory alleges that on October 28, 1943, the U.S. Navy conducted a secret test to render the destroyer escort USS Eldridge invisible to radar and possibly teleport it, using groundbreaking technology tied to Albert Einstein’s unified field theory. What began as a wartime rumor has grown into a tale of scientific ambition, human tragedy, and government cover-ups. As I delve into this enigma, I find myself torn between the allure of a hidden truth and the likelihood of a well-spun myth. Let’s explore the evidence, the counterclaims, and why this story refuses to fade.