This article, “Current Events” by Miles Mathis, published on March 24, 2024, argues that many recent major news events are staged hoaxes designed to create fear, distract the public, and maintain high military spending. The author dismisses the Moscow shooting as a Hollywood production, questioning the narrative involving ISIS, the CIA, and Ukraine. He criticizes Tom Cotton and Alex Jones for perpetuating these narratives, suggesting they are part of a larger military-industrial-intelligence complex.
Mathis also claims that search engines and platforms like YouTube and Bitchute are censoring dissenting opinions, citing his own experience with articles about Israel and the Moscow attacks. He expresses disbelief in the reported Hamas attacks and Palestinian casualties, linking the conflict to a land grab and a distraction from the “vaccine genocide.”
The article further critiques the fear-mongering around the solar eclipse, suggesting it, like weather events, is weaponized by intelligence agencies for propaganda. It touches on Michael Cohen’s legal troubles, linking him and Elijah Cummings through a fabricated narrative of their shared Comnenus ancestry, which he deems a “manufactured vaudeville” of congressional hearings.
A proposed House Bill by Jayapal and Boyle to tax those worth over $50 million is dismissed as a token gesture, with Mathis asserting that wealthy entities like Zerohedge, Infowars, and Alex Jones oppose it to protect their benefactors. He also warns about Jay Weidner’s new film, JFK X, as a deliberate attempt to discredit his own JFK research.
On a positive note, Mathis highlights the US embassies no longer flying LGBT or BLM flags, a high school walk-out at John Jay High School in New York against mixed restrooms, and the UK National Health Service, conservative government in Alberta, and various US states and European countries reversing transgender treatments for minors. He also praises Texas for divesting from Blackrock due to its promotion of ESG and electric cars, seeing it as a blow to wealthy investors.
The article concludes with news of the FDA admitting elevated seizure risks in children from Covid vaccines, which Mathis sees as a turning tide against Pfizer. He expresses concern about AI-generated creepy images used for clickbait, particularly on Zerohedge, and laments the stalling of world population, attributing it to a “kill shot” rather than rational birth control methods like the rhythm method, which he believes is suppressed by drug and condom companies. Finally, he critiques the B-21 bomber as an overpriced, poorly designed piece of technology, comparing it to a Hollywood prop.