The Event Horizon:

The Event Horizon: Humanity’s downfall and the hidden war

Ramon Tomey

“The Event Horizon: AI, Globalists, and the Battle for Humanity’s Future” points out that the world stands at a precipice – not just politically or economically, but existentially. Behind the façade of technological progress, a sinister agenda is unfolding – one designed to strip humanity of its sovereignty, health and freedom.

Artificial intelligence (AI), once hailed as a tool for advancement, has been weaponized by globalist elites to enforce surveillance, depopulation and totalitarian control. The evidence is everywhere – if you know where to look.

The globalist blueprint has been laid bare in documents like the World Economic Forum’s Great Reset and Agenda 2030. Their vision? A dystopian future where citizens “own nothing and [are] happy,” living under the thumb of a technocratic ruling class.

The Georgia Guidestones – a monument that stood from 1980 until 2022 – called for reducing the world’s population to 500 million, echoing the eugenicist dreams of figures like Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab. These elites don’t hide their intentions; they flaunt them, confident that a distracted public will never connect the dots.

AI is the ultimate enforcer of this new world order. China’s social credit system, where citizens are tracked and scored based on compliance, is a preview of what’s coming to the West. Digital IDs, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and vaccine passports are being rolled out under the guise of convenience – but their true purpose is control.

Once implemented, these systems will allow governments to freeze bank accounts, restrict travel and deny medical care to dissenters. The World Health Organization‘s pandemic treaty seeks to override national sovereignty, granting unelected bureaucrats the power to mandate lockdowns and forced vaccinations globally.

The financial system is another weapon in the globalists’ arsenal. Central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, have engineered inflation to erode savings and push populations into dependency.

The coming collapse of commercial real estate and the stock market will be used to justify a “Great Reset” – a transition to CBDCs that can be programmed to expire, penalize savings and enforce climate lockdowns. Gold and silver, the only honest money, remain the best hedge against this engineered destruction.

The battle for humanity’s future is here. Will we submit to the globalists’ transhumanist nightmare – or reclaim our God-given rights to freedom, privacy and self-determination? The choice is ours – but time is running out.

The UK Is Heading For An Economic Disaster:

UK Is Heading For Economic Disaster

Dr. Vernon Coleman

The world is heading for disaster: a recession, then a depression and a sense of despair of a nature never known before. The destruction of the economy is being managed with great precision. In the UK, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Comrade Reeves, has learned from her mistakes and will, therefore, continue to repeat them until the British economy is in tatters. Inflation is too high (and likely to rise in the medium and long term) and interest rates need to go up, so they’re going down instead – to benefit those with debts (e.g. the Government) and hurt those with savings.

In the UK, more than 1.2 million foreign-born claimants are living on universal credit – and the figure is rising. Sickness (much of it self-diagnosed “anxiety” or “autism spectrum disorder,” concerns which have been encouraged by politicians, journalists and members of the very entitled royal family) costs £212 billion a year and is rising. Taxes are soaring and red tape is increasing, so unemployment will inevitably reach record highs in 2026. Millions diagnosed as being “on the autism spectrum” or “suffering” from anxiety are content to live on benefits rather than working for a living. It is now officially possible to suffer from an illness within the autism spectrum called “rejection sensitivity dysphoria” – a self-diagnosed disorder which occurs when a person is rejected or criticised. I think it would be difficult to find anyone in the world who does not suffer from a disorder within the autism spectrum disorder.

The parasitic State is constantly expanding and only those who get their money from the State have financial security. Emigration is soaring, though the emigrants are neither those with Government jobs nor those on benefits. (Those who talk of net migration figures falling are presumably unaware that this is only because the number of people leaving the country is now close to the number arriving.)

The former middle classes have been demoted. Six million Britons with jobs would be better off if they gave up working and accepted government benefits instead of wages or salaries.

Global oil and gas prices are low but, thanks to Government policies, energy costs are higher in Britain than anywhere else in the world. (Literally) Millions of people now have to choose between buying food or keeping warm. The puppet masters are doubtless well pleased with Comrade “Free Suits” Starmer who has, with enthusiasm, continued and accelerated the destruction begun by his predecessors. Starmer’s apparently complete lack of any sense of morality and shortage of intelligence were presumably responsible for his selection of the appalling, untrustworthy Mandelson as British Ambassador to the United States (and his selection of his unelected chum and financial backer as Attorney General was a calculated insult to the British people). Comrade Starmer and his staff must have been the only people in Britain who regarded Mandelson as a trustworthy person suitable for a position as an Ambassador.

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Security cabinet to discuss renewed Gaza fighting after Hamas responds to BoP plan

Security cabinet to discuss renewed Gaza fighting after Hamas responds to BoP plan - report

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Israel's security cabinet has been summoned to discuss the possibility of reviving the fighting in Gaza, according to a Saturday KAN report. 

The discussion is expected to take place on Sunday, per the report. A source familiar with the matter told KAN News that Israel is looking to see concrete steps taken toward the disarmament of Hamas and the installation of the new technocratic government.

This comes after Hamas reportedly submitted its response to the Board of Peace high representative Nickolay Mladenov's disarmament plan on Saturday morning, after initially rejecting it in mid-April, according to Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat. 

Their response included several stipulations specifically regarding weapons (the details of which were not disclosed to the Saudi outlet, as well as a demand that Israel fully commit to a complete ceasefire and complete IDF withdrawal from Gaza based on an "agreed timetable." 

The Gaza Board of Peace denied Friday's rumors about closing its Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat, saying the Reuters report was "wrong" and that "the CMCC is advancing its efforts every day to continue delivering aid at a level unprecedented in modern history."

"The CMCC has also played a critical role in advancing security. The ceasefire has continued to hold despite all the predictions from so-called experts. We now have a pathway to the establishment of a transitional government in Gaza and the International Stabilization Force," read a statement posted on X/Twitter.

Trump reviews new proposal from Tehran as Iranian officer warns war with US ‘likely’

Trump reviews new proposal from Tehran as Iranian officer warns war with US ‘likely’

ToI Staff

US President Donald Trump said Saturday he was going to review a new Iranian peace proposal but cast doubt over its prospects, as a senior military officer in Tehran indicated renewed fighting was “likely.”

The dour outlook came after Iran’s Tasnim and Fars news agencies said Tehran had submitted a 14-point proposal to mediator Pakistan. Details included ending the conflict on all fronts and enacting a new framework for the crucial Strait of Hormuz, Tasnim said.

“I will soon be reviewing the plan that Iran has just sent to us, but can’t imagine that it would be acceptable in that they have not yet paid a big enough price for what they have done to Humanity, and the World, over the last 47 years,” Trump said on his Truth Social platform.

In a brief interview with reporters in West Palm Beach, Florida, he declined to specify what could trigger new military action against the Islamic Republic.

“If they misbehave, if they do something bad, but right now, we’ll see,” he said. “But it’s a possibility that could happen, certainly.”

Iran’s latest 14-point proposal was said by Iranian media to include the withdrawal of US forces from areas surrounding Iran, lifting the blockade, releasing Iran’s frozen assets, payment of compensation, lifting sanctions and ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon, as well as a new control mechanism for the strait.

It was delivered via mediator Pakistan after a previous draft submitted on Thursday was rejected by Trump, who said he was “not satisfied” with its contents.

The war, launched by the United States and Israel in late February, has been on hold since April 8, with one failed round of peace talks having taken place in Pakistan.

“At this moment I’m not satisfied with what they’re offering,” Trump told reporters of Iran’s Thursday proposal, blaming stalled talks on “tremendous discord” within Iran’s leadership.

“Do we want to go and just blast the hell out of them and finish them forever — or do we want to try and make a deal?” he added, saying he would “prefer not” to take the first option “on a human basis.”

On Saturday morning, Mohammad Jafar Asadi, a senior figure in the Iranian military’s central command, said “a renewed conflict between Iran and the United States is likely,” in quotes published by Iran’s Fars news agency.

“Evidence has shown that the United States is not committed to any promises or agreements,” he added.

Amid the heightened rhetoric from both sides, US Central Command chief Adm. Brad Cooper arrived in the Middle East to meet with troops aboard the USS Tripoli, an assault ship stationed in the Arabian Sea.

Cooper arrived in the region after briefing Trump on Thursday on Washington’s various military options against Iran.

Iran’s foreign ministry said on Saturday that it was up to the US whether to pursue a negotiated deal or return to open war, but that Tehran was ready for either outcome.

“Now the ball is in the United States’ court to choose the path of diplomacy or the continuation of a confrontational approach,” deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi told diplomats in Tehran, according to state broadcaster IRIB.

“Iran, with the aim of securing its national interests and security, is prepared for both paths,” he said.

Israel, which launched the military campaign against Iran jointly with the US six weeks ago, is not represented at the talks. Host Pakistan has no diplomatic ties with Israel and does not recognize its sovereignty.

The ceasefire declared by Trump last month came with core declared goals of the war unfulfilled, including ensuring that Iran does not attain nuclear weapons, destroying its missile program, and creating the conditions for the Iranian public to overthrow the regime.

Reports in recent days have suggested that Israeli officials are bracing for the possibility that negotiations between the US and Iran could collapse as early as the start of next week.

To prepare for this possibility, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet on Sunday, the office of a cabinet member told The Times of Israel.

Netanyahu last met with the small circle of senior ministers on Wednesday, including Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, Defense Minister Israel Katz, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, and Shas chairman Aryeh Deri.

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Netanyahu to convene security cabinet Sunday as tensions simmer with Iran

Netanyahu to convene security cabinet Sunday as tensions simmer with Iran

Times of Israel is liveblogging Saturday

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet tomorrow, the offices of one of the members tells The Times of Israel.

He last met with the small circle of senior ministers on Wednesday, including Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, Defense Minister Israel Katz, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, and Shas chairman Aryeh Deri.

The meeting comes after US President Donald Trump on Friday said he was dissatisfied with a new ceasefire offer from Tehran and confirmed he had been briefed on ways to “blast the hell out of them” if no deal were reached. A senior Iranian official has since warned that a return to war with the US is “likely.”

According to the Kan public broadcaster, the meeting will also discuss a potential return to fighting in the Gaza Strip amid anger over the lack of progress in negotiations to disarm Hamas and move forward with the US-led Board of Peace’s ceasefire plan.

“Hamas is not complying with the disarmament agreement,” an Israeli source tells the outlet. “We are holding discussions with the mediators.”

Hamas presented Saturday morning in Cairo its response to Board of Peace High Representative for Gaza Nickolay Mladenov’s 15-point roadmap for the implementation of phase two of Trump’s Gaza peace plan, according to Asharq Al-Awsat.

According to the outlet, there was surprise by mediators and some non-Hamas Palestinian factions at Hamas’s amendments. Hamas is demanding a full ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

It did not accept Mladenov’s proposal for a staged disarming of Hamas, instead saying that “the issue of weapons would be handled in connection with the political rights of the Palestinian people, within a national framework, and in the context of establishing the necessary security arrangements as a basis for guaranteeing security for both sides,” according to the outlet.

It also called for “establishing a sovereign Palestinian state and securing the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination.”

Hamas response to Board of Peace bucks demands to hand over weapons — Arab diplomats

Hamas largely bucked demands to give up all of its weapons in a response to a Board of Peace disarmament proposal submitted in Cairo on Saturday, two Arab diplomats familiar with the negotiations tell The Times of Israel.

While the US-led Board of Peace tasked with overseeing the postwar management of Gaza has been pushing Hamas to accept a phased return of its weapons, the terror group’s counter-offer insisted that the issue only be part of a framework culminating in the establishment of a Palestinian state.

While US President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for ending the Gaza war, on which the Board of Peace is operating, speaks generally of eventual Palestinian self-determination, Hamas in its response demanded more definitive guarantees toward that end before discussing the handover of its weapons, the two Arab diplomats say.

Hamas also demanded that Israel cease violating commitments pertaining to the first phase of the ceasefire deal reached in October, taking issue with Israel’s expansion of the eastern half of Gaza that it controls, its strikes on fighters on the western side of the Strip and daily entries of humanitarian aid that have fallen below agreed-upon terms, the Arab diplomats add.

One of the Arab diplomats maintains that it is still possible for the mediators to coax Hamas to gradually give up its weapons, but says similar pressure will also have to be applied by the US on Israel to uphold its commitments.