Description:
Investigator Jesse Beltran details his meetings with 40 members of Congress where he presented evidence that MK Ultra-style programs are continuing today.
He discusses new legislation, the Neuro Safeguard Act, designed to stop nonconsensual use of neurotechnology, nano-neural systems, and directed energy weapons. Beltran shares data indicating graphene oxide and silicon technology (GHOST) is now found in nearly everyone post-COVID, a finding set to be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Dr. Jack Kruse explains why circadian biology is not a hormone story. It is a physics story of light, water, and magnetism.
This is Logan Duvall’s sixth conversation with Dr. Kruse. Recorded after time together in El Salvador, it starts from a simple observation: why the same person can feel different in Arkansas than at a lower latitude, and why that difference is not mainly diet.
Kruse’s claim is that circadian mismatch begins with dielectric and magnetic changes in lipid membranes — especially cardiolipin, DHA, cholesterol, and linoleic acid — before it shows up as sleep, energy, or lab markers. Magnetism is the origin of the bioelectric current. Light only becomes biologically meaningful after it is translated through the retina and the inner mitochondrial membrane.
Kruse’s line through the episode: you cannot make circadian biology one frequency. Magnetism is the father of the bioelectric currents that control it.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Arkansas vs El Salvador: the environmental contrast
00:02:50 Circadian mismatch starts with magnetism, not just light
00:05:28 Cardiolipin, DHA, and the inner mitochondrial membrane
00:07:28 Marcus inversion, reverse electron transport, and heteroplasmy
00:10:12 Electron resistance and the experience of time
00:12:26 Why Arkansas feels different than El Salvador
00:16:35 Fractal scaling from mitochondria to planet and cosmos
00:17:33 Beeswax candles, dielectric constant, and planetary oxidation
00:19:23 Hurricanes, El Niño, and broken thermal currents
00:22:56 Scaling the thesis from oceans to the sun and galaxy
00:24:25 Magnetic pinning, retinal pathways, and why Logan felt better elsewhere
00:26:23 Cardiolipin, apoptosis, autophagy, and chiral spin selectivity
00:28:47 The 71 hertz claim and the candle thread
00:31:41 Why Kruse says the thesis is being validated in the literature
00:33:39 UVB, VDR, and why slowing electron flow can be protective
00:34:38 COVID, ARDS, intubation, and oxygen overload
00:38:46 Neuropsin, UVA, melanin, nitric oxide, and blocking electron overload
00:42:28 Reciprocal, not recursive, and the Warburg shift
00:44:12 Water, deuterium depletion, and consciousness theory
00:48:32 Space medicine: environment over food
00:51:25 Fat as protection, development, and metabolic margin of safety
00:53:59 Why red light alone is not enough without UV context
01:00:47 Teach the physics model
01:02:48 Why change comes from outside established systems
Dan Dicks talks with Dr. Peter McCullough after Allison Inquiry testimony on Parliament Hill about DARPA mRNA work, reported COVID shot injuries, and peer-reviewed claims that SARS-CoV-2 meets bioweapon criteria.
They cover the military rollout of the shots, censorship of treating physicians, and McCullough's call to pull the products, fund injury research, and treat the injured. Recorded on the final day of the inquiry.
Description:
Dutch journalist and podcaster Rico Brouwer discusses the fallout of COVID-19 and his successful legal battle against the Dutch state to protect the rights of independent journalists to film court cases, framing it as a victory against government overreach.
He talks EU, WW3, and also comments on the Great Reset project to strip us of our assets, citing examples in Holland of unrealized capital gains proposals. Given his background in IT, he touches on the loss of individual agency in a cloud-based digital economy.
Finally, he pays tribute to the late John C. Dvorak, reflecting on the changing landscape of independent media and the proliferation of influence operations within the podcasting space.
