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The Coudenhove-Kalergi plan – The genocide of the Peoples of Europe
Mass immigration is a phenomenon the causes of which are cleverly concealed by the political elites, and the multicultural propaganda is employed to falsely portray it as inevitable. In this article we intend to prove once and for all, that mass immigration is not a spontaneous phenomenon. What the elites try to present as an inevitability of modern life, […]
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1890 NY Times Article: Race Of Giants Discovered In New York
An 1890 New York Times article has been unearthed which describes the stunning archaeological discovery of “a race of Indian giants.” The article states that about fifty skeletons of Indians were found at an Indian graveyard near Edgewater-avenue in Pleasantville, with many of them measuring 7 feet tall and one measuring 8 feet tall. Nytimes.com reports: The first lot […]
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Could you live forever? Humans will achieve IMMORTALITY using AI and genetic engineering by 2050, expert claims
Old age could soon be old news, according to a leading futurologist who claims people born after 1970 could live forever. He predicts that by the year 2050, humans could outlive the constraints of the physical body. Genetic engineering could be used to extend the body’s life expectancy, by reducing or reversing the ageing of […]
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Barbra Streisand cloned her dog twice
For an interview with Variety for this week’s cover story, Barbra Streisand had a caption suggestion. She wanted a portrait taken at her Malibu estate with her three dogs to be called “Send in the Clones.” This wasn’t just a clever turn of phrase. Streisand revealed that two of her dogs, Miss Violet and Miss Scarlett, were […]
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This Atomic Clock Won’t Lose a Second in 15 Billion Years
The latest achievement in astronomical accuracy is an atomic clock that, had it been running at the time of the Big Bang, would still be correct to within a second today. This atomic clock, built by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the University of Colorado, was last year awarded the title of […]
