conspiracy websites

Dr. John Reizer

I guess this post is the result of a personal observation combined with my frustration after casually visiting different alternative news platforms, one being a gigantic website with a long history of having a lot of weekly visitors.

Damm, these websites are obsessed with the idea that the world is under constant threat from atomic or nuclear warfare.

How can so many alternative news websites be so clueless about what I believe is one of the biggest longstanding psyops of all time?

Many people honestly believe they are awakened and understand the different machinations out there that are affecting all of humanity. But if you frequent many conspiracy websites and are caught up in their content that espouses the idea that nuclear bombs are real and space travel accomplishments are genuine things, you better change where you’re visiting on the Internet. You might as well follow any of the mainstream media stations.

Folks, today I was on a well-known alternative news website that provides a lot of hyperlinks to various third-party platforms. I kid you not that there’s a plethora of headline hyperlinks on that site about the threat of nuclear weapons. Please, Mr. Editor of this famous platform, stop promoting this crap because it’s not real.

Our controllers have been lying about the nukes and space travel, and, most notably, they forgot to tell us about a technologically advanced civilization that predated ours that built a hell of a lot of the government and other buildings in the United States and the realm over.

If you’re going to be a truth-telling website, dammit, stop promoting psyops and the existence of alleged technology that is predicated on disinformation put out by our controllers!

I do not want to come across as being condescending to others. Still, if you have been writing about the realm’s truthful past, present, and future for decades, you should be able to determine the difference between truth and fiction.

Coming in 2026

Thirteen years! That’s how long it’s been since the pulse first made its presence known. It began as simple static. There was an occasional flicker on the news, an odd glitch that people dismissed as a technical issue. But it wasn’t long before that static turned into something far worse. The mysterious thumping sound was most perceptible during news broadcasts. The strange noise became more apparent during the live telecasts, where unsettling images began to surface — people frozen, staring blankly at their electronic devices.

Fortunately, the phenomenon stopped after a few days, and the damage the population suffered was minimal and temporary.

Was it dumb luck that the attack stopped, or was it merely a dress rehearsal for something even bigger down the road?

Thirteen years later, from the exact date the world last heard the Devil’s heartbeat, the pulse is back and beating louder than ever.

Maya Sanchez remembered the pulse’s chilling and all too familiar sound in her head, sternum, and ribcage. It was the kind of thing one doesn’t forget, even after thirteen years.

Maya had been part of a special military security team that traced the mysterious pulsating sound deep into a South American jungle, only to come up empty when, as suddenly as the phenomenon appeared, it vanished without a trace.

That pulse had spread like wildfire! Was this new threat related or something completely different?

Maya and her special forces team have been reactivated and called back into action. The pulse grows louder and stronger each day, taking its toll again on society’s members. Many people are in a zombified stupor and locked into a helpless state of catatonia.

Can Maya and her colleagues pinpoint the location of the strange phenomenon, and more importantly, can they neutralize the pulse before it destroys the human race?