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This interview is based on a true story that aims to reveal the great sinister plot behind every medication applied to every patient. We will expose the business-oriented medical and pharmaceutical business intending to generate huge profits, rather than prioritizing cures for patients. The medical system has led to an ongoing mafia system throughout the western world and has led to the few who get cured and the many who get destroyed by the legal medical system and some who even die from it, which is very much like how a mortgage system to property development works. The few at the top gain everything while the many at the bottom pay the price for it by taking the risks of being drugged and experimented with, while being told it's the healthcare system.
It's to show how far someone today must go to be cured, and why more people need to demand cures than just accept the system of healthcare when they're the consumers of this system, keeping the majority of those in it employed. With an ageing population now growing around the world, this industry has become the biggest industry in the world and has created a cancer on itself by profiting off sickness rather than curing it which needs to become Terminal Cancer to the Medical Mafia to stop them causing forms of warfare on peoples health which they have got away with for decades and force them to cure not treat symptoms!!

This is Part 1. Part 2, and all 886 interviews going back to 2008, are at https://veritas7.com/subscribeveritasplus.php

This interview is based on a true story that aims to reveal the great sinister plot behind every medication applied to every patient. We will expose the business-oriented medical and pharmaceutical business intending to generate huge profits, rather than prioritizing cures for patients. The medical system has led to an ongoing mafia system throughout the western world and has led to the few who get cured and the many who get destroyed by the legal medical system and some who even die from it, which is very much like how a mortgage system to property development works. The few at the top gain everything while the many at the bottom pay the price for it by taking the risks of being drugged and experimented with, while being told it's the healthcare system.
It's to show how far someone today must go to be cured, and why more people need to demand cures than just accept the system of healthcare when they're the consumers of this system, keeping the majority of those in it employed. With an ageing population now growing around the world, this industry has become the biggest industry in the world and has created a cancer on itself by profiting off sickness rather than curing it which needs to become Terminal Cancer to the Medical Mafia to stop them causing forms of warfare on peoples health which they have got away with for decades and force them to cure not treat symptoms!!

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Imagine a postapocalyptic world. Beside the ruined buildings of our own civilization - St. Peter's Basilica, the Taj Mahal, those really great Art Deco skyscrapers like the Empire State building and even the original Penn station, dwell savages in mud huts. The savages see the buildings every day, but they never compose legends about how they were built by the gods in a lost golden age. No, they say they themselves could totally build things just as good or better. They just choose to build mud huts instead, because they're more stylish.
This is the setup for what is becoming one of the most popular conspiracy theories right now: Tartaria. It is true, believers say we are those savages. We live in the shadow of the Taj Mahal, Art Deco skyscrapers, etc. But our buildings look like squares with not that much attention to detail and our structures could last about 100 years. Or as I've said in the past, those who built the more traditional, classical, and ornate buildings love us; and those who built the new so called modern buildings hate us.
The best source I can find for this is a National Civic Art Society survey, which finds Americans prefer traditional/classical buildings to modern ones by about 70% to 30% (regardless of political affiliation!). In a poll of America's favorite architecture, 76% of buildings selected were traditional/classical (establishment architects said the poll was invalid, because you can't judge buildings by pictures). A study of courthouse architecture determined that "[our] findings agree with consistent findings that architects misjudge public likely public impressions of a design, and that most non-architects dislike "modern" design and have done so for almost a century."
Yet 92% of new federal government buildings are modern. So I think there's a genuine mystery to be explained here: if people prefer traditional architecture by a large margin, how come we've stopped producing it? There are certainly more questions than answers, but once you open your eyes, once you see, you can't unsee. Between fires, floods, pandemics and war, millions have died and most structures were destroyed. Some are still there for you to see and question while you still can. And that, is what we do on Veritas.

This is Part 1. Part 2, and all 886 interviews going back to 2008, are at https://veritas7.com/subscribeveritasplus.php

Imagine a postapocalyptic world. Beside the ruined buildings of our own civilization - St. Peter's Basilica, the Taj Mahal, those really great Art Deco skyscrapers like the Empire State building and even the original Penn station, dwell savages in mud huts. The savages see the buildings every day, but they never compose legends about how they were built by the gods in a lost golden age. No, they say they themselves could totally build things just as good or better. They just choose to build mud huts instead, because they're more stylish.
This is the setup for what is becoming one of the most popular conspiracy theories right now: Tartaria. It is true, believers say we are those savages. We live in the shadow of the Taj Mahal, Art Deco skyscrapers, etc. But our buildings look like squares with not that much attention to detail and our structures could last about 100 years. Or as I've said in the past, those who built the more traditional, classical, and ornate buildings love us; and those who built the new so called modern buildings hate us.
The best source I can find for this is a National Civic Art Society survey, which finds Americans prefer traditional/classical buildings to modern ones by about 70% to 30% (regardless of political affiliation!). In a poll of America's favorite architecture, 76% of buildings selected were traditional/classical (establishment architects said the poll was invalid, because you can't judge buildings by pictures). A study of courthouse architecture determined that "[our] findings agree with consistent findings that architects misjudge public likely public impressions of a design, and that most non-architects dislike "modern" design and have done so for almost a century."
Yet 92% of new federal government buildings are modern. So I think there's a genuine mystery to be explained here: if people prefer traditional architecture by a large margin, how come we've stopped producing it? There are certainly more questions than answers, but once you open your eyes, once you see, you can't unsee. Between fires, floods, pandemics and war, millions have died and most structures were destroyed. Some are still there for you to see and question while you still can. And that, is what we do on Veritas.

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This interview will challenge our preconceived ideas about time and serves as a roadmap for manifesting our desires quickly. Although time is an illusion from the spiritual perspective, it affects almost every aspect of our physical lives. Our special guest will show us how we can free ourselves from time constraints with meditation, breath work, past life regression, visualization, and more! It's tempting to blame other people or circumstances when things in our life become stagnant, yet we are always the cause that determines how fast or slow things happen. Get ready to learn an effective way to speed up time by changing our vibration. There's nothing worse than getting stuck in a lesson that slows us down. The techniques she will share will help us master lessons and avoid common time traps so we can continue moving forward. Take a deep dive into our soul's plan for unfoldment with astrology and numerology. These intuitive tools will allow us to take advantage of future possibilities and plan important events. We'll also discover our inner clock, known as intuition. This powerful sixth sense will always guide us towards our life purpose and help us avoid detours along the way. Get ready to save time and energy while having more fun on our life journey!

This is Part 1. Part 2, and all 886 interviews going back to 2008, are at https://veritas7.com/subscribeveritasplus.php

This interview will challenge our preconceived ideas about time and serves as a roadmap for manifesting our desires quickly. Although time is an illusion from the spiritual perspective, it affects almost every aspect of our physical lives. Our special guest will show us how we can free ourselves from time constraints with meditation, breath work, past life regression, visualization, and more! It's tempting to blame other people or circumstances when things in our life become stagnant, yet we are always the cause that determines how fast or slow things happen. Get ready to learn an effective way to speed up time by changing our vibration. There's nothing worse than getting stuck in a lesson that slows us down. The techniques she will share will help us master lessons and avoid common time traps so we can continue moving forward. Take a deep dive into our soul's plan for unfoldment with astrology and numerology. These intuitive tools will allow us to take advantage of future possibilities and plan important events. We'll also discover our inner clock, known as intuition. This powerful sixth sense will always guide us towards our life purpose and help us avoid detours along the way. Get ready to save time and energy while having more fun on our life journey!

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It is said that Buddha's mother conceived her son while in a state of blissful meditation under a banyan tree. Mary conceived Jesus in more or less the same way. It's also been said that Zoroaster, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mary and Hanna, Mary's mother, and Moses (floating down a river in a basket?) plus Athena and Athena's mother, Plato, Alexander the Great, Horus and scores more geniuses, visionaries, leaders and healers throughout history are claimed to have come about this way. If many of the lower species can and do conceive parthenogenetically, I don't think it's too absurd or irrational to assume that humans can too. There are more questions than answers regarding this. Den Poitras has spent over 50 years searching, researching and contemplating. It thoroughly explores this "subject of subjects" through science, mythology, archaeology, religion, indigenous people and yes, personal testimonies.

This is Part 1. Part 2, and all 886 interviews going back to 2008, are at https://veritas7.com/subscribeveritasplus.php

It is said that Buddha's mother conceived her son while in a state of blissful meditation under a banyan tree. Mary conceived Jesus in more or less the same way. It's also been said that Zoroaster, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mary and Hanna, Mary's mother, and Moses (floating down a river in a basket?) plus Athena and Athena's mother, Plato, Alexander the Great, Horus and scores more geniuses, visionaries, leaders and healers throughout history are claimed to have come about this way. If many of the lower species can and do conceive parthenogenetically, I don't think it's too absurd or irrational to assume that humans can too. There are more questions than answers regarding this. Den Poitras has spent over 50 years searching, researching and contemplating. It thoroughly explores this "subject of subjects" through science, mythology, archaeology, religion, indigenous people and yes, personal testimonies.

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Germany had never been a nation-state in the same way France or England had been since the end of the Middle Ages. Nevertheless, there was a nascent collective cultural identity among all German-speaking peoples of Central Europe. These include inhabitants of present-day Germany, Austria, and the northern cantons of Switzerland. Over the course of the nineteenth century, a number of German-speaking political entities--kingdoms, principalities, free cities, and other political corporations in the western part of the German-speaking area--were unified by Bismarck into a state ruled by the Prussian king and now kaiser, Wilhelm I. The century saw Germany go from a collection of independent, almost tribal, kingdoms to a new empire. At the dawn of the nineteenth century, all of Europe was involved in a cultural debate between Enlightenment thinking couched in Neo-Classical aesthetics and the new approach proposed by the Romantics. Germany was no exception. The Enlightenment valued the rational mind above all else; Enlightenment thinkers questioned received traditions and extolled the virtues of simplicity, precision, and clarity. Enlightenment aesthetics revolved around mechanistic models--the whole world was seen as a great machine or clockwork with the Creator as the great clockmaker. Politically, the Enlightenment favored the development of international institutions and interconnections.
It was in the name of the Enlightenment that Napoleon conquered much of Europe in wars lasting from 1803 to 1815. Romanticism, on the other hand, criticized the arrogant naivete of the Enlightenment and insisted on the primacy of emotion for human happiness. Romantics turned to the wildness of nature, extolled the "noble savage," and delved into the night-side of life, into dreams and myths. In the Romantic introversion, the individual body was revalorized as was the collective organic body known as the nation (or Volk). The energy to throw off Napoleon, the foreign conqueror who had originally been welcomed to Germany as a liberator, came from that Romantic spirit.
Additionally, Germany continued to pioneer policies of public welfare, such as health insurance and benefits for disabled and elderly citizens. By the turn of the century, Germany was the most technologically advanced, highly educated, and industrialized country in the world. The expected national ambitions commensurate with these accomplishments in a world that had little room for an upstart major player in geopolitics, could only lead to disaster. Throughout the nineteenth century the symbolic world of volkism, the realm of scientific research, and the occult subculture were fermenting toward the eventual outpouring of an intoxicating brew in the twentieth century. But it must be remembered that all and everything the twentieth century manifested--the entire spectrum of activity--had roots in what went before it in time. There is nothing "inevitable" or "natural" about how any of these older ideas were used by later artists, scientists, or politicians. Each remains responsible for his own actions. We shall now explore in more detail the foundations of the folkish, scientific, and occult realms of the nineteenth century.

This is Part 1. Part 2, and all 886 interviews going back to 2008, are at https://veritas7.com/subscribeveritasplus.php

Germany had never been a nation-state in the same way France or England had been since the end of the Middle Ages. Nevertheless, there was a nascent collective cultural identity among all German-speaking peoples of Central Europe. These include inhabitants of present-day Germany, Austria, and the northern cantons of Switzerland. Over the course of the nineteenth century, a number of German-speaking political entities--kingdoms, principalities, free cities, and other political corporations in the western part of the German-speaking area--were unified by Bismarck into a state ruled by the Prussian king and now kaiser, Wilhelm I. The century saw Germany go from a collection of independent, almost tribal, kingdoms to a new empire. At the dawn of the nineteenth century, all of Europe was involved in a cultural debate between Enlightenment thinking couched in Neo-Classical aesthetics and the new approach proposed by the Romantics. Germany was no exception. The Enlightenment valued the rational mind above all else; Enlightenment thinkers questioned received traditions and extolled the virtues of simplicity, precision, and clarity. Enlightenment aesthetics revolved around mechanistic models--the whole world was seen as a great machine or clockwork with the Creator as the great clockmaker. Politically, the Enlightenment favored the development of international institutions and interconnections.
It was in the name of the Enlightenment that Napoleon conquered much of Europe in wars lasting from 1803 to 1815. Romanticism, on the other hand, criticized the arrogant naivete of the Enlightenment and insisted on the primacy of emotion for human happiness. Romantics turned to the wildness of nature, extolled the "noble savage," and delved into the night-side of life, into dreams and myths. In the Romantic introversion, the individual body was revalorized as was the collective organic body known as the nation (or Volk). The energy to throw off Napoleon, the foreign conqueror who had originally been welcomed to Germany as a liberator, came from that Romantic spirit.
Additionally, Germany continued to pioneer policies of public welfare, such as health insurance and benefits for disabled and elderly citizens. By the turn of the century, Germany was the most technologically advanced, highly educated, and industrialized country in the world. The expected national ambitions commensurate with these accomplishments in a world that had little room for an upstart major player in geopolitics, could only lead to disaster. Throughout the nineteenth century the symbolic world of volkism, the realm of scientific research, and the occult subculture were fermenting toward the eventual outpouring of an intoxicating brew in the twentieth century. But it must be remembered that all and everything the twentieth century manifested--the entire spectrum of activity--had roots in what went before it in time. There is nothing "inevitable" or "natural" about how any of these older ideas were used by later artists, scientists, or politicians. Each remains responsible for his own actions. We shall now explore in more detail the foundations of the folkish, scientific, and occult realms of the nineteenth century.

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