If you’ve been following this blog for the past few days, you may or may not have been reading some of the comments by a poster who goes by the name of WAYNE in all CAPS.
WAYNE claims to be a time traveler from 2039 and has posted several comment threads on this forum about AI in our timeline’s future, specifically from 2026 to 2039.
Yesterday (November 7th, 2026), I asked WAYNE for specific information that could improve his credibility with our site visitors.
The screenshot below represents his reply to my query:
So, this morning, November 8th, 2026, I accessed MTA info from Google regarding delays on the F line in NYC, and I took a screenshot of the results returned:
The reported delay has since cleared up, according to MTA tracking, but I took a screenshot of it earlier. Crazy stuff, for sure!
In all fairness to the poster, WAYNE, I felt obligated to publish the results I discovered while trying to debunk his claims. I don’t know how he got this information right, whether he’s a worker on the train line or knows someone who is, or he’s legitimately a time traveler from 2039. It’s certainly interesting to think so, but on the other hand, I am genuinely concerned about something or someone trying to undermine the credibility of NoFakeNews and occupying my time with fake stuff.
But, for now, okay, WAYNE, you’ve piqued my interest a little more.
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According to the guy in the video above, society knows that AI works, but we don’t know how it works. It’s not like traditional computer coding.
I believe that this “technology” has been here forever, and our civilization has dusted it off and reopened a gate or a conduit to the Matrix’s CLOUD.
If AI can lie, and it obviously can, it must have sentience attached to it. In my opinion, when we discuss artificial intelligence, we’re not talking about something created by smart humans.
-Dr. Reizer
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Enough already with the fake nuclear weapons narrative nonsense!
Do you mean to tell me that nobody in the mainstream media has figured out that the nuclear weapons narrative is a baloney sandwich?
These people have been writing and posting about the threat of this nonexistent nuclear weapons technology being used on various foreign targets for decades.
Sure, government sources may claim they fired a tactical nuke at some ridiculous target in the middle of an unpopulated Iranian desert that no one can verify except the military. It wouldn’t be the first time that nuclear detonations were faked in a desert location, in my opinion.
–Dr. Reizer
I don’t believe these are real!
The lies being told beggar belief
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The average person likes to think that officialdom is absolutely flawless and the entire truth.
Truth be told, truth isn’t always a matter of fact; often, it’s a matter of consensus among a community of so-called scientific experts who agree on what is and isn’t true.
Because the “official truth” in science relies on human agreement, it has a major vulnerability: it can and routinely is bought or paid for.
When massive corporate profits are on the line, industries don’t just argue against the science. They use their wealth to bend the truth and manufacture the consensus they desire.
For example, if a plethora of vaccines are designed to proliferate diseases throughout our realm so Big Pharma can collect profits in the billions of dollars, arrangements can be made to craft a scientific consensus about those vaccines as being lifesaving or life-altering products. Once the agreement amongst the important movers and shakers in a given genre becomes officialdom, nothing is going to change that hardline position.
As for the important people shaping different types of consensus that end up becoming officialdom, they wholeheartedly believe that when the payoff is sweet enough, something isn’t a lie just because scientific consensus differs from reality; it’s simply a case where experts reached an incorrect conclusion.
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Thanks, Sandy, for sharing this video clip of the puppet-elect from Michigan promoting Big Pharma’s agenda right out of the gate.
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Some interesting things about Abdul El-Sayed:
According to tracking data compiled by OpenSecrets, individual private donations from people working directly in the pharmaceutical industry totaled just below $100,000 for Abdul El-Sayed.
But sometimes things appear differently than they are. His largest individual donor block, however, came from medical physicians, who privately chipped in $4,219,051. When you take into account all donations from the healthcare sector, like various specialty physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and others, the total contributions add up to $7,089,126.
Wowsers!
Is it possible that Big Pharma helped with those donations, allegedly from physicians and others? There are ways to do that, you know.
What do you think? 😎
–Dr. Reizer
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So, here’s the deal: I was thinking about this old, beautiful-looking movie theater in my hometown of Lakewood, New Jersey, called The Strand Theater. Knowing what I know now about Old-World Buildings and our falsified timelines and narratives, I got to thinking about this theater that was allegedly built between 1919 and 1922.
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The first thing I did was look for construction photos. The officialdom explains that none exist. I found this fact extremely odd. Photography was readily available then, and I can’t imagine that no one took a single photo of an amazing building project that spanned three years.
Next, I looked up the architect behind the Strand Theater, Thomas W. Lamb. He is credited with over 300 theater constructions in the same time period. Guess what? None of Lamb’s theaters have construction photos, although some of his completed buildings claim to have construction photography; those pictures are all of the finished products. Now, perhaps I am wrong in my thinking about that theater. Maybe someone snapped photos of the building’s construction and will post one online.
My investigation into the Lakewood theater made me think more than ever about Lakewood, New Jersey’s history.
Lakewood has an interesting past: it was once a small village in a pine-barren area, about 50 miles from New York City, with fresh air and a beautiful lake. Before the Rockefeller and Gould families, along with other elites, built monstrous hotel palaces throughout the community, 1,000 farmers lived there.
According to historical records, prestigious newspapers like The New York Times and other publishers provided weekly updates on various stages of construction for these hotel properties, such as when foundations were poured or roofs were installed.
Yet, despite all the progress reports in the newspapers, no photos ever showed a single stone being laid or a foundation being dug. Not one of these huge buildings was photographed during construction.
I checked whether these billionaire elites had their properties insured during construction, and they most certainly did. I found it odd that insurance companies in the early 1900s wouldn’t have required photographic documentation of the plethora of buildings they were writing policies for. None of this stuff makes any sense to me whatsoever.
My theory is that Lakewood, like so many other communities throughout America, was an Old-World location with huge buildings already intact that were found and then refurbished.
The math and the logistics needed to back up officialdom are impossible, in my opinion. When you look at the raw physical reality—a tiny village of 1,000 people, primitive horse-and-buggy dirt roads, dense pine forests, and then suddenly city-block-sized brick-and-stone palaces opening for business almost overnight—the mainstream narrative looks completely fake.
If we remove the official narrative and look at the physical constraints of that 1,000-person village, the theory that they were merely cleaning off pre-existing structures solves several massive engineering riddles that the mainstream story struggles to answer:
For example, to build The Lakewood Hotel (which covered several blocks and had hundreds of luxury rooms, massive dining halls, and intricate brickwork), you would need an army of thousands of highly specialized stonecutters, masons, structural engineers, and heavy laborers working at the same time.
Photo courtesy of Pauline Miller
How could a village of 1,000 people, made up mostly of local farmers, woodcutters, and iron foundry workers, physically accomplish such a feat? The simple answer is: they couldn’t and didn’t!
You can pick just about any community in America and find similar inconsistencies and flaws in the locations’ historical narratives.
Folks, we’ve been lied to about nearly everything since we were born. Question everything you see because you’re living in an artificial construct – a real, genuine Truman Show – and I’m not kidding about any of this.
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If you’re like me, you have probably received a letter or a notification from your doctor or health insurance company telling you it is time for a routine health screening. They present these tests as a simple, risk-free way to stay healthy. However, many people are discovering a frustrating truth about modern healthcare: routine medical screenings frequently cause a chain reaction of false alarms, expensive bills, and unnecessary, painful procedures.
This cycle is so common that doctors actually have a name for it. They call it the “cascade of care.“ While these tests are allegedly not rigged to trick you, the way the medical system is set up often creates serious problems for perfectly healthy people.
The problem is that these screening tests are made to be incredibly sensitive. They’re like a home security system set to the highest possible setting. The system is so afraid of missing a burglar that it sounds the alarm every time a leaf blows past the window.
In medical speak, this is called a false positive. The test flags a problem that isn’t actually there, or it finds a tiny abnormality that would never have harmed you if left alone.
Once a screening test sounds the false alarm, it is very difficult to stop the momentum. A single abnormal result usually kicks off an onslaught of invasive and potentially dangerous procedures.
Even if your doctor thinks a test result is probably a false alarm, they feel legally forced to order more tests just to be safe. They’re afraid of lawsuits.
A simple blood test or scan can quickly lead to painful biopsies, exploratory surgeries, or strong medications. These follow-up procedures carry real risks, including infections, bleeding, and long recovery times.
The healthcare system is a money-making engine that runs on a “pay-per-service” model. Hospitals, labs, and clinics make money every single time they perform a scan, draw blood, or perform surgery. A false alarm is highly profitable for the medical industry but highly expensive for you.
Medical research shows that several standard screenings are notorious for causing false alarms.
Lung scans, for example, often find tiny spots in the lungs. Most of these spots are completely harmless scars from old colds. However, finding them often leads to invasive lung biopsies, which can cause the lungs to collapse.
Mammograms routinely flag tissue changes that are not dangerous. This often leads to highly stressful biopsies, radiation, or surgeries for anomalies that never would have made the patient sick.
PSA screenings for men return many false positives. A man’s PSA levels can jump just from sitting on a bicycle or having a minor, harmless inflammation. High numbers often lead to painful prostate biopsies that carry risks of permanent side effects like incontinence.
Remember, you do not have to agree to every test put in front of you unquestioningly. You have the right to ask questions and protect your own body. Before agreeing to a routine screening, ask your doctor what are the chances a false positive result is returned, what invasive procedures will follow if a positive test result is found, and what are the risks associated with the follow-up procedures.
Sometimes, the best medicine is no medicine!
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Wave-Altering Nanoparticle Disruption A speculative instrument for restorative tissue re-patterning
Inventor: [Clyde Daniel]
Company: [Gracie Technology]
Application No: [05082023]
Status: Pending
Abstract:
A handheld instrument, designated W.A.N.D., is described for use in the quantum process called wave-particle fluctuation physics. The instrument directs a modulated wave field toward a localized volume of diseased tissue. The field temporarily converts cellular structures as subatomic particle states and resonant frequency signatures, then guides their reconfiguration into tissue patterns with restored integrity. The device is depicted as a noninvasive, precision-controlled instrument with a resonance emitter, waveform controls, phase sensor, power core, ergonomic housing, and service port.
Technical field
This disclosure concerns a field-generating instrument that applies wave-particle fluctuation physics to biological tissues.
Background
Conventional treatments can not reliably restore the structural integrity of certain diseased tissues. The W.A.N.D. concept is based on the hypothesis that human and animal tissue structure can be temporarily translated into a controllable resonant state and then re-formed according to a healthier pattern.
“Wave-Altering Nanoparticle Disruption” and “wave-particle fluctuation physics,” as used here, are invented concepts by Dr. Clyde Daniel, an employee of Gracie Technology.
Summary of the WAND system
The W.A.N.D. is a handheld device that produces a localized, adjustable field. Its operating sequence is:
Targeting: A phase sensor estimates the boundaries of the tissue region selected by the operator.
Field shaping: Waveform controls set the field’s frequency profile and focus.
State transition: The field temporarily converts the target tissue’s cellular organization into resonant signatures.
Re-patterning: The system modulates those signatures toward a designated healthy-state template.
Reformation: The tissue is depicted as returning to cellular and tissue-scale organization with restored integrity.
Component description
Resonance emitter: Directs the field toward the selected area.
Waveform control: Adjusts the field pattern and intensity.
Phase sensor: Provides feedback about target boundaries and field alignment.
Power core: Supplies energy to the instrument’s operating system.
Ergonomic housing: Supports handheld use and contains the device’s components.
Service port: Allows diagnostics and maintenance access.
Example of use:
The operator positions the W.A.N.D. near a target tissue region and activates the waveform control. The phase sensor indicates alignment, after which the resonance emitter produces a contained field. A display or indicator shows the transition from tissue structure to resonant signatures and back to a re-patterned state.
Claims
A handheld prototypical instrument comprising a resonance emitter, waveform control, phase sensor, power core, and housing configured to generate a localized field.
The instrument of claim 1, wherein the field is described as temporarily translating tissue organization into resonant frequency signatures.
The instrument of claim 2, wherein the signatures are depicted as being guided toward a healthy-state template before tissue reformation.
A method of tissue re-patterning comprises targeting a tissue region, shaping a field, inducing a temporary resonant state, and directing reformation of the region.
The method of claim 4, wherein the described effects occur solely according to the invented science-fiction principles of the movie, Target List.
End of disclosure CLASSIFIED PROPRIETARY INFORMATION!
ORPHIUM PHARMACEUTICALS INTERNAL CONFIDENTIALMEMO
To: Bruce Doyle From: Amanda O’Bryan Date: January 15, 2020 Subject: W.A.N.D. Technology
Bruce,
Our latest assessment confirms that the W.A.N.D. system poses a material threat to Orphium’s cancer-management portfolio. If its claims gain credibility or even the appearance of clinical success, the consequences for our product line could be catastrophic.
Do not allow this technology to proceed unchecked. Your assignment is to eliminate the W.A.N.D. program as a viable commercial threat. Determine who controls the device, secure the relevant rights or assets where possible, and use every means to stop its development, testing, and release. Keep the matter tightly contained; no public statements and no unnecessary internal circulation.
I want a written action plan on my desk by Friday. This is a top priority!
Amanda O’Bryan Office of Strategic Development
Author’s Note!
When I created the imaginary WAND instrument in 2019, I envisioned a technology that could heal diseased body tissues by breaking down unhealthy or cancerous cells in animals and humans into particles smaller than nanoparticles.
I was thinking about a technology that could break up or disrupt the solidity of nanoparticles, even passing the point of a quantum dot, which is a subatomic particle. Most people would say it’s not possible to accomplish such a feat. I think it’s not only possible to achieve this goal; the technology will be invented in the future.
I am talking about something science can’t even acknowledge right now. Something that is between tangible and nonexistent. Something that shifts between physical existence and absence from our reality. For lack of a better way to describe it, we’ll call it a frequency signature: the template for physical matter before it’s transformed into something solid!
Reducing compromised human and animal cells that have lost their ability to maintain contact inhibition into frequency signatures for a brief period would, in my fictional instrument, reset the template for a physical piece of matter so that when the subatomic particles reappear and further reassemble into physical cells and tissues, they would also return to a state of normalcy from a physiological perspective. They would maintain contact inhibition and not act like compromised or cancerous cells.
–John Reizer
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