Henry T Rainey – HISTORY HEIST

Nationally Recognized School Superintendent William Wirt Testifies to Congress About Plans for a Soviet-style Revolution he Overheard at a Dinner Party

LeeF April 10, 1934 April 8, 2023

William Wirt, a school superintendent from Gary, Ind., told a House committee about a dinner party he attended the year before where he heard frank …

61 French Gendarmes Injured After Clashes With Violent Eco-Left Extremists

2 years ago

A total of 61 French gendarmes were injured over the weekend, 22 of them seriously, after they clashed with a mob of eco-leftist extremists who were demonstrating against the building of a large water reservoir. The violent clashes took place on Saturday in Sainte-Soline after the local prefecture of Deux-Sèvres had banned the rally against the construction of a large water reservoir for agricultural irrigation, with around 4,000 demonstrators gathered at the protest. The banned protest started at around 2 pm on Saturday afternoon and clashed with the 1,500 … Read More

Australian Bank Begins Linking Customer Transactions To Carbon Footprint

2 years ago

With the assistance of Cogo, a major Australian bank, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), has begun linking customer transactions to carbon footprints. The new feature, which is a part of CBA’s online banking platform, was introduced thanks to a collaboration between Australia’s Commonwealth Bank (CBA) and Cogo, a provider of “carbon management solutions.” The bank offers customers the opportunity to “pay a fee” to offset their carbon footprint, with the average reported as 1,280 kilograms, a far way from the ‘sustainable’ figure of 200 kilograms. A customer’s … Read More

Landmark Study Highlights Health Threats of 5G on People + Planet

4 years ago

The first Commission formed in the United States to study the environmental and health effects of 5G technology released their comprehensive final report November 1, 2020. The Commission to Study the Environmental and Health Effects of Evolving 5G Technology was born in the “Live Free or Die” state of New Hampshire, and included 15 recommendations addressing the need for public education about wireless hazards, RF health studies, RF measurements, cell antenna setbacks, fiberoptic rather than wireless deployment, commercial warning signs and wildlife protection. After hearing extensive testimony in a series of 13 meetings over the … Read More

Biden Campaign Sends Kamala Body Double to Florida

4 years ago

The Biden/Harris campaign is accused of sending a body double of Democrat VP candidate Kamala Harris to a campaign event in Florida on Sunday. The claims came after journalist and congressional candidate for Florida’s 21st District Laura Loomer filmed the alleged body double arriving at the Lantana Branch Library in Palm Beach for a meet and greet with voters. “That’s not Kamala Harris. Doesn’t even look like her,” Loomer says, describing the person who’s wearing Kamala’s trademark pant suit and a face mask. Following the event, Loomer pursued … Read More

Leaked Zoom Meetings Show Soros-Linked Groups Plotting Post-Election “Coup”

4 years ago

Documents and videos exposing a left-wing “coup” being planned by liberal federal workers and activists were leaked online Sunday. A political organization called the Sunshine Movement, which claims to be an environmental activist group working to “stop climate change,” is behind the coordinated effort. The information was made public by a member of the group who hopes to warn Americans of the far-left mobilization movement. After allegedly handing the information over to law enforcement, the leaker posted photos and videos to two websites, SunriseExposed.com and ExposeSunrise.com. In the meetings, members … Read More

More Than 100,000 DACA Applicants Have Been Arrested—Murder, Rape, DUI

5 years ago

More than 100,000 illegal immigrants who requested a special Obama-era amnesty for adults who came to the U.S. as children have criminal histories, according to an alarming report released this month by the government. Offenses committed by the illegal aliens seeking protection, benefits and rights under the policy known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) include murder, rape, weapon and assault charges. DACA has shielded nearly 800,000 illegal aliens under the age of 31 from deportation and allowed them to obtain work permits and drivers licenses. Obama launched the … Read More

Apple introduces gender-neutral versions of nearly every human emoji

5 years ago

The latest iOS 13.2 update is dividing digital fans with dozens of new genderless emoji characters. More choice or a step too far? iOS updates – they drain your battery and cause social anxiety – but the world can relax as the flamingo and otter emojis have finally been released. The update has delivered almost 400 images in total…. and it even includes a gender free vampire. But it seems the new mix of identity politics can stimulate confusion and division. Many online supporters have given a thumbs … Read More

Google Agrees To Buy Fitbit For About $2.1 Billion

5 years ago

Google has agreed to purchase fitness watchmaker Fitbit for about $2.1 billion, the activity-tracking company announced in a Friday press release. Both companies have received backlash for their data-collection practices — Google for its massive scale of data collection and Fitbit for collecting specific individual health-related data. “Fitbit will come under Google’s privacy policy. Similar to our other products, including Fit, we will be transparent about the data we collect and why,” Google spokeswoman Heather Dickinson told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “We will never sell personal information to anyone. Fitbit health and … Read More

Amazon Facial Recognition Falsely Identified 27 Boston-area Pro Athletes As Criminals

5 years ago

Police and government agencies are becoming increasingly reliant on facial recognition software to hunt for suspects, despite the fact that this technology is notorious for falsely identifying innocent people as criminals. In one of the most recent cases, Amazon’s facial recognition technology falsely identified 27 different professional athletes as criminals. While it may be true that professional football players have been known to get in trouble from time to time, this is obviously a failure of the software. The software is called “Rekognition,” and it has made numerous … Read More

Black Unemployment Rate Hits All Time Low with 128K Jobs Added in October

5 years ago

With Wall Street expecting the first double-digit payrolls report since May, largely as a result of over 40K GM jobs not accounted for due to the strike, and with some whispers even hinting at a negative print, moments ago the BLS surprised once again, reporting that in October, the US added 128K jobs, a huge beat to the 85K expected, with the September payrolls report revised sharply higher to 180K from 136K. The change in total nonfarm payroll employment for August was revised up by 51,000 from +168,000 to … Read More

Donald Trump Switches Primary Residence from New York to Florida

5 years ago

President Donald Trump, a lifelong New Yorker, has switched his primary residence from Manhattan to Palm Beach, Florida, according to the New York Times. Documents filed with the Palm Beach County Circuit Court show the president and first lady Melania Trump submitted a “declaration of domicile” stating their permanent residence is the Mar-a-Lago Club. “If I maintain another place or places of abode in some other state or states, I hereby declare that my above-described residence and abode in the State of Florida constitutes my predominant and principal home, and I … Read More

China Launches World’s Largest 5G Mobile Network

5 years ago

China switched on its 5G network, which is the largest next-generation commercial network in the world to date. State-owned carriers China Mobile, China Unicom, and ChinaTelecom all unveiled their monthly 5G plans Friday. Wang Zhiqin, deputy director of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, said the upgraded technology will allow for the development of China’s digital economy and boost efforts in the field of artificial intelligence. China telecom hardware provider Huawei, which has been the target of various sanctions and a ban by the Trump administration, … Read More

Government Study Finds ‘Clear Evidence’ for Heart Tumors From Cellphone Radiation

6 years ago

Cellphones were classified as a Group 2B “possible carcinogen”1 in 2011 by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), an arm of the World Health Organization and the global gold standard for the classification of toxins. This classification was based on evidence showing that nonionizing electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation from cellphones can trigger abnormal cell growth and tumors.2,3 In my view, this is a mistake and, just like smoking, I am confident it will be recategorized in the future to a 1A carcinogen. Earlier this year, preliminary … Read More

LAX Airport TSA False Flag Shooting

11 years ago

Official Story (from Wikipedia): On the morning of Friday, November 1, 2013, Paul Anthony Ciancia (an unemployed car mechanic living in Sun Valley, CA) entered Terminal 3 of Los Angeles International Airport after being dropped off there by a roommate. He was carrying a bag filled with a semiautomatic, .223-caliber Smith & Wesson M&P-15 rifle, five 30-round magazines, and hundreds of additional rounds of ammunition contained in boxes. Walking up to a TSA checkpoint, he pulled the rifle out of the bag and opened fire, shooting TSA Officer Gerardo Hernandez in … Read More

(US Study) Forecasting Elections: Voter Intentions versus Expectations

12 years ago

Abstract: Most pollsters base their election projections off questions of voter intentions, which ask “If the election were held today, who would you vote for?” By contrast, we probe the value of questions probing voters’ expectations, which typically ask: “Regardless of who you plan to vote for, who do you think will win the upcoming election?” We demonstrate that polls of voter expectations consistently yield more accurate forecasts than polls of voter intentions. A small-scale structural model reveals that this is because we are polling from a broader … Read More

Study Shows Antibiotics Contribute to Cancer

16 years ago

A 2008 study of 3,000,000 people divided the participants into groups that had taken no antibiotics for the past two years, those that had taken 2-5 prescriptions and those that had taken six or more prescriptions in the same time period. Participants were tracked for six years afterwards. Those who had taken 2-5 antibiotic prescriptions had a 27% increase in cancers compared to those who took none. Those who took six or more prescriptions had a 37% increase in cancers. This was a carefully done study on a large group of people … Read More

e-gold.com Launches, with the Online Currency e-gold – “a Private, International Currency that would Circulate Independent of Government C…

28 years ago

As an amateur scholar of economic history, Douglas Jackson had formed the opinion that a currency backed by gold bullion was superior to the fiat money favored by most countries. In 1996 that notion prompted the one-time oncologist to launch e-gold, an innovation that Wired described in 2009 as “a private, international currency that would circulate independent of government controls.” And, despite a series of setbacks, e-gold went from strength to strength in the years following its debut; by 2005, in fact, there were 3.5 million e-gold accounts … Read More

Robert Carton, a Sr. EPA Scientist, Summarized His Conclusions on Fluoridation to the Drinking Water Subcommittee that Involved Fraud & Political…

33 years ago

In November of 1991, Dr. Bob Carton, Vice-President of the union representing all 1200 scientists, engineers, and lawyers at EPA headquarters, presented the Drinking Water Subcommittee of the Science Advisory Board of EPA with evidence of scientific fraud in the preparation of EPA’s fluoride in drinking water standard. (reference) No follow up to verify these accusations was ever made. Six years earlier, Dr. Carton became aware of a coverup, when the person responsible for writing the justification for the fluoride in drinking water regulation confided in him that he … Read More

Two homosexual political strategists, Marshall Kirk and Erastus Pill, published a landmark article in Guide Magazine, titled, forthrightly, “The Overh…

37 years ago

Two homosexual political strategists, Marshall Kirk and Erastus Pill, published a landmark article in Guide Magazine, titled, forthrightly, “The Overhauling of Straight America.” A few select quotations that capture its cynical tone and goals in furtherance of the larger “gay” agenda follow: The first order of business is desensitization of the American public concerning gays and gay rights…. And when we say talk about homosexuality, we mean just that. In the early stages of any campaign to reach straight America, the masses should not be shocked and repelled … Read More

CNN Special Assignment (1985) “Weapons of War, Is there an RF Gap?”

39 years ago

“Over the past year CNN has repeatedly asked the Department of Defense and the Air Force about radio frequency weapons. After much resistance DoD finally said that the subject was too sensitive to discuss.” Chuck DeCaro, first Special Assignment Correspondent for CNN | MMI and US Air Force academy graduate, Special Forces officer, DOD consultant and military strategist. DeCaro: “Electronic mind control research is not new. A scientific milestone in this area came in the 1960s, when Dr. Jose Delgado demonstrated remote control over a “charging bull”. By … Read More

Was AIDS a Man-Made Virus Introduced When a Group of Gay Men Were Inoculated at the New York Blood Center with a Hep-B Trial Vaccine?

46 years ago

There is no doubt that AIDS erupted in the U.S. shortly after government-sponsored hepatitis B vaccine experiments (1978-1981) using gay men as guinea pigs. The epidemic was caused by the “introduction” of a new retrovirus (the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV for short); and the introduction of a new herpes-8 virus, the virus that causes Kaposi’s sarcoma, widely known as the “gay cancer” of AIDS. The taboo theory that AIDS is a man-made disease is largely based on research showing an intimate connection between government vaccine experiments and … Read More

The Vietnam War Begins (Unofficially), but Why Would America get Involved in this Needless War?

69 years ago

The media depicted the war as a “quagmire” begun by “right-wing hawks” who wanted to stop the spread of communism. They said the war was “unwinnable,” dragged out because the “hawks” were too proud to pull our troops out, our military having underestimated the determination of Ho Chi Minh’s forces. Here’s what the media omitted: The roots of the Vietnam disaster trace to World War II. At the “Big Three” conferences at Teheran and Yalta, President Roosevelt asked Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin if he would break his nonaggression … Read More

Reece Committee: A Congressional Investigation of Major Tax-Exempt Foundations and Their Efforts to Socially Engineer America Towards World Government

71 years ago

The Reece Committee was formed on November 1, 1953 and the final report released 6 months later after efforts by some democrats to frustrate and end the investigation were somewhat successful. The Reece Committee was a Congressional investigation of major tax-exempt foundations linked to the international money cartel and centered on the Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie, and Guggenheim foundations. The committee was unable to attract any attention from the media – controlled by the same cartel. Among those secondary foundations investigated were the National Education Association, the John Dewey … Read More

ICAO Adopted the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet to Ease Communication via Telephone or Radio

73 years ago

When a pilot communicates with air traffic control, static and other interferences often lead to confusion with English language letters. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) developed the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet to ease communication via telephone or radio and avoid misunderstandings when parts of a message containing letters and numbers are spelled out. Also referred to as the ICAO Phonetic Alphabet and the NATO Alphabet (with some modifications), this universal spelling alphabet is a set of words used to clarify messages, no matter the spoken language. Members … Read More

Edward Bernays Publishes ‘Propaganda’: “Propaganda is the executive arm of the invisible government”

96 years ago

Edward Bernays, who is considered to be the “father of public relations” and used concepts discovered by his uncle Sigmund Freud to manipulate the public using the subconscious, publishes his book “Propaganda”. Chapter 1 begins with these words (Unless otherwise noted, page numbers refer to the 2004 Ig Publishing edition, ISBN 0970312598): The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the … Read More

John Adams moves into the Newly Constructed White House

224 years ago

On November 1, 1800, President John Adams, in the last year of his only term as president, moved into the newly constructed President’s House, the original name for what is known today as the White House. Adams had been living in temporary digs at Tunnicliffe’s City Hotel near the half-finished Capitol building since June 1800, when the federal government was moved from Philadelphia to the new capital city of Washington, D.C. In his biography of Adams, historian David McCullough recorded that when Adams first arrived in Washington, he wrote to … Read More

The Continental Congress made a National Thanksgiving Day Proclamation

247 years ago

As printed in the Journals of Congress below… IN CONGRESS – November 1, 1777 Forasmuch as it is the indispensable duty of all men to adore the superintending providence of Almighty God; to acknowledge with gratitude their obligation to him for benefits received, and to implore such farther blessings as they stand in need of; and it having pleased him in his abundant mercy not only to continue to us the innumerable bounties of his common providence, but also smile upon us in the prosecution of a just … Read More

Michelangelo Unveiled the Unfinished Painted Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

515 years ago

All of Rome waited in expectation. For months, Michelangelo Buonarroti had worked in secret. Curiosity was aflame. What had he accomplished? Had he succeeded in transferring his skill as a sculptor to work with fresco (paint in plaster)? Pope Julius II, as impatient as ever, demanded that Michelangelo unveil the ceiling of the Sistine chapel although it was far from done. High on the scaffolding, his face just inches from the ceiling, paint dripping into his eyes, Michelangelo had completed only the central vault. Julius prevailed. Down came … Read More