07/29/2025
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“The chances of war with a nuclear exchange is at 100%. . .. Plan on it, this is coming.” These words were spoken by financial and geopolitical analyst Martin Armstrong. You can read about it in an article on globalresearch.ca: Screaming – Nuclear War Is Coming! “All This is Made Up to Scare You”.
Martin Armstrong reminds me of the actor Neil Armstrong, who starred in the science fiction film “Soft Landing on the Silver Globe” in Nevada. Mr. Armstrong is likely suggesting that stock market speculators should consider the 100% possibility of nuclear war in their investment plans. The buildings on Wall Street are probably prepared for a nuclear strike.
In the article The Myth of the Atomic Bomb, I wrote about the doubts about the use of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I don’t have irrefutable evidence that this was one of the first large-scale fabrications, but there is considerable circumstantial evidence that calls into question the officially presented version of the atomic bombs used. In August 2016, the platform genestogenomes.org wrote:
“Most people, including many scientists, are under the impression that the survivors faced debilitating health effects and very high rates of cancer, and that their children had high rates of genetic disease,” says Bertrand Jordan, an author and a molecular biologist at UMR 7268 ADÉS, Aix-Marseille Université/EFS/CNRS, in France. “There’s an enormous gap between that belief and what has actually been found by researchers.”
Although no differences in health or mutations rates have yet been detected among children of survivors, Jordan suggests that subtle effects might one day become evident, perhaps through more detailed sequencing analysis of their genomes. But it is now clear that even if the children of survivors do in fact face additional health risks, those risks must be very small.
So what’s the deal with these bombs? Were they perhaps massive napalm attacks?
We live in a world full of lies, where unprincipled people tell us how to think. We live in a matrix. That’s why it’s so important to take matters into our own hands and, wherever possible, test the credibility of the messages imposed on us by those who only want “the best” for us. Leaving everything as it is inevitably leads to disaster.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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