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Saturday, June 20, 2026
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New world Order Takeover Blurring the Boundaries
Not so long ago, to coincide with a presentation, Pope Leo XIV published a declaration, his first encyclical, consisting of some 42,000 plus words “Magnifica Humanatas.”
What made this presentation unique was the fact that it’s the first in papal history dedicated to AI (Artificial intelligence).
In this declaration, in front of leading religious figures and Christopher Olah, representing left-wing biased OpenAI researchers, Anthropic, Pope Leo XIV addresses serious issues/concerns:
“The fight against new forms of slavery is a decisive test for the ethical discernment of AI and digital transformation.”
He went on to say that: “If technology promises emancipation, yet produces new forms of global subordination, it stands in contradiction to the fundamental principle of human dignity…”
For more on this, have a look at the Vatican’s website on “Safeguarding the human person in the time of human intelligence.”
In other words, like Pope Leo XIV, many of us are gravely concerned that governments have not put in enough regulation, allowing profit-driven private corporations unchecked advances in AI
Consequences include: Ongoing threats to many humans losing their jobs to AI takeover, fake AI-generated content, online cyber-attacks, indiscriminate warfare…
As with other controlling agendas for their New World Order (NWO) advancement, the global cult use the tactic of blurring the boundaries.
They have deliberately distorted, blurred the boundaries between that which separates AI from human:
Blurring the boundaries that separate inhumanity from the humanity, robot from human, fake from real representations, AI from human intelligence as humans are being dumbed-down, freedom from enslavement…
There are other ways whereby the global cult agenda uses the tactic of blurring the boundaries for advancing their NWO takeover:
The AI Cold War: How the U.S.-China Race Could Impact Energy, Water, and Consumers
Earthquake of magnitude 5.8 rattles Greece southwest of Crete
The quake occurred at a depth of 13 km (8 miles) and was located 69 km south-southwest of the city of Rethymno on the island of Crete, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre says.
Uncleared Mines Complicate Shipping Rebound in Strait of Hormuz
Normal commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is not expected to fully resume until Iranian-laid naval mines are cleared from key shipping lanes, according to the Guardian, The New York Times, NPR, and others.
Despite the mines, President Donald Trump said that the chokepoint has been reopened under a U.S.–Iran ceasefire framework.
The Guardian reported that roughly 80 naval mines remain in or near primary transit routes.
Naval and maritime authorities describe clearance as a slow, high-risk process requiring specialized mine-countermeasure vessels and step-by-step sweeping operations before commercial shipping can safely return to normal levels.
“The main route … through the middle of the Strait of Hormuz, that’s closed, that’s dangerous,” said Phil Belcher, marine director at Intertanko, the tanker owners' association, according to the Guardian.
It also said that almost 600 vessels are believed to still be in the Gulf, where they have been anchored since February, creating a significant backlog that will take time to clear even after conditions improve in spite of upbeat projections.
Richard Meade, editor-in-chief at maritime data provider Lloyd’s List, said, “We are in uncharted territory. I don’t think [shipping in the strait] is getting back to normal this year,” according to the Guardian report.
Newsmax reported that Iranian messaging on Hormuz has remained inconsistent even in the aftermath of the ceasefire announcement.
The Foreign Ministry has insisted that the strait is not closed and that maritime traffic is continuing normally.
Yet at the same time, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued more hardline statements suggesting conditional control and tighter enforcement over transit.
According to the New York Post, an IRGC statement read over maritime radio channels prior to the Foreign Ministry one warned vessels about entering the strait.
“Since Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon, the complete lifting of the naval blockade, and the withdrawal of American terrorist forces from the Persian Gulf and the region are among the main conditions of the agreement between Iran and the United States, the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until these conditions are met,” that Revolutionary Guards statement said, as reported by the Post. “All ships are requested, for the sake of their security and safety, not to approach the Strait of Hormuz.
"Any vessel that defies this directive will be targeted.”
That operational reality stands in contrast with the Trump administration’s framing of the situation.