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This article criticizes NaturalNews and its founder, Mike Adams, for promoting what the author, Miles Mathis, calls “fear porn.” Mathis argues that Adams and others, like Valentina Zharkova, are perpetuating false fears about a Grand Solar Minimum and impending global starvation. Mathis claims these predictions are based on misinterpretations of past solar minimums and flawed computer models, contrasting them with his own accurate solar cycle predictions. He also suggests that some alternative media outlets, including Infowars and NaturalNews, may be “controlling the opposition” by promoting revolutionary ideas but then undermining them with cautionary advice, citing Alex Jones’s warnings about speaking out. The author then offers advice on how to spread truth cautiously and effectively, identifying and avoiding potential agents. Finally, he critiques a Greg Reese video on Infowars that discusses aliens, occult traditions, and figures like Sanat Kumara, Helena Blavatsky, and the Great White Brotherhood, suggesting these narratives are distractions and potentially influenced by intelligence agencies like the CIA and NASA, which he associates with Nazis, Freemasons, and Satanists.

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This article criticizes NaturalNews and its founder, Mike Adams, for promoting what the author, Miles Mathis, calls “fear porn.” Mathis argues that Adams and others, like Valentina Zharkova, are perpetuating false fears about a Grand Solar Minimum and impending global starvation. Mathis claims these predictions are based on misinterpretations of past solar minimums and flawed computer models, contrasting them with his own accurate solar cycle predictions. He also suggests that some alternative media outlets, including Infowars and NaturalNews, may be “controlling the opposition” by promoting revolutionary ideas but then undermining them with cautionary advice, citing Alex Jones’s warnings about speaking out. The author then offers advice on how to spread truth cautiously and effectively, identifying and avoiding potential agents. Finally, he critiques a Greg Reese video on Infowars that discusses aliens, occult traditions, and figures like Sanat Kumara, Helena Blavatsky, and the Great White Brotherhood, suggesting these narratives are distractions and potentially influenced by intelligence agencies like the CIA and NASA, which he associates with Nazis, Freemasons, and Satanists.

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