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April 26, 2026·20 min

The God Who Doesn't Need the Healthy

What American Medicine Lays Bare

If you were tasked with designing the most expensive medical system in the world, one that treats people worse than any other developed country — you wouldn't manage it. It takes virtuoso engineering. A system of this quality can only be built by an entity whose goals are radically perpendicular to the health of its biological hosts.

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April 24, 2026·20 min

Anatomy of the Invisible Collar

How We Became Feed for Mammon

Two thousand years ago Jesus mentioned him in a single sentence: "You cannot serve God and Mammon." Back then he had no blockchain, no algorithms, no smartphone in every hand. Now he has all of it. Mammon has finally closed his circuit in full force through his two modern Titans — Capital and the Algorithm.

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April 21, 2026·20 min

What Exactly Broke in the Heads of 85,000 Israeli Soldiers

Theophany, Not PTSD

Everyone is writing political nonsense. Pro-Palestinian, pro-Israeli — both sides miss it. Because the event runs at the level of God Himself. And right now the God of Israel is doing what living beings rarely do — publicly showing His full form.

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April 12, 2026·7 min

Why TikTok Is the New Temple

And It Already Demands Sacrifice

The Algorithm doesn't ask you to believe. It asks for your attention, your emotions, and your time. That is exactly what the ancient Gods asked for.

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Oleksandr Bandurchenko

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40,000 years of sacred sexuality. One story of Fire through all the world's traditions.

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