Ever since the rollout of injectable therapeutics subsequent to the pandemic, individuals have noticed that they're picking up people on their phones when they scan in Bluetooth mode. They're seeing so-called "mac addresses" that seem to be associated with the human beings, as if they're trackable electronic devices. Has the Establishment been insinuating chemicals that make people conductive into intravenous medical treatments to act as an electronic tracing tag? DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on Under The Iceberg are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.

In light of the recent destruction of the Georgia Guidestones a day after CERN (the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator) turned back on, a possible connection is explored — not only between CERN and the Georgia Guidestones, but between both structures and Stonehenge. To get to the bottom of that mysterious connection is to get closer to understanding what CERN really is. DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on Under The Iceberg are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.

The United States of America declared its independence on July 4, 1776. 246 years later, that independence is being threatened like never before. July 4 is a purely American holiday that speaks to our faith as a nation. As Thanksgiving Day is about returning thanks for God's providence in sustaining the early colonists through a hard and desolate period, Independence Day is about the faith that compelled us to declare our independence from a tyrannical power. It is interesting that the United States celebrates the day we declared our independence instead of the day we obtained it. It is doubtful that one in a hundred Americans can tell you the date the Brits surrendered or when England recognized us as a free and independent nation, but most Americans are at least vaguely aware that we declared ourselves independent on July 4, 1776. We considered ourselves free when we declared it; we did not need the recognition of our captors to make it so. Now, 246 years later, we again stand at a crossroads. We have largely forsaken the founding principles that made America great. We have forgotten the paths we should have remembered. And we are paying for it. Far too many Americans are ignorant of the Constitution that was written to secure our God-given liberty, so we have a government that is running out of bounds while most people have no idea what is wrong or what is to be done to fix it. Worse still, we are divided not on the grounds of principled disagreement, but by party affiliation. {modulepos inner_text_ad} And both major political parties are complicit in the ignorance that plagues America as well as in the erosion of liberty that results from that ignorance. America has never been more divided than now. The United States of America is a republic that calls itself a democracy and behaves like an empire. Nothing could be further from the principles enshrined in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. In recent years, a good example is the way the coronavirus has been used as a rationale to ramp up government intrusion in our daily lives — from lockdowns to mask mandates. Lockdowns were used by government to restrict and shut down church services and other public gatherings, despite the fact that both the right to freedom of religion and the right to freedom of speech are explicitly enshrined in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. And although Democrat governors may have led the way in this egregious violation of fundamental rights, Republican governors have also contributed to the abuse. Though lockdowns have alleviated, that could change now that this outrageous precedent for the violation of basic rights has been established. Meanwhile, Covid vaccines continue to be pushed upon Americans despite the mounting evidence that the vaccines kill many more people than they save. Another example is the string of unconstitutional wars we have fought on multiple battlefronts in recent times. When our Founding Fathers debated the power to make war during the Constitutional Convention of 1787, they applied the principle of separation of powers. The common phrase for going to war at that time was "Make War.” Kings — as sovereigns — "made war" without answering to anyone. No one, the Founders argued, should unilaterally be able to take a nation into war. They recognized that men are fallen, sinful creatures who don't do well with unlimited power. Carry that forward to its natural conclusion and no one body should have that power either. So, they separated the power between Congress (the power to declare war) and the president (commander-in-chief). And that is the way we did it for 154 years. Congress argued and debated and declared war and then answered to the people in the next election. The president acted as commander-in-chief and executed the war and then answere...

The media is now promoting new medical tattoos that have graphene in them and can transmit information remotely using radio frequencies. Baruch Goldstein, who runs one such startup, calls these tattoos "cutaneous sensors". Question: In the last few decades the composition of tattoo ink has changed dramatically to include heavy metals that have conductive faculties and neurological applications. Is it possible that modern tattoos have been used as a second neurological system grafted over your own in a bid to manipulate individuals via radio frequency? As crazy as this sounds at first, this podcast covers the history of corporate and government experimentation in this direction.

Penny Kelly wrote a fascinating book some decades ago, which predicted events that seem to be happening today. Entitled "Robes," the book offers a roadmap of occurrences that stretch out beyond the current time-period and extend into the centuries beyond. In the interview, she discusses the seemingly paranormal background that informed these striking visions of the World To Come. DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on Under The Iceberg are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.

Do parasites affect human cognition? And, if so, are the Powers That Be encouraging the populace to be infected with parasites as a form of mass manipulation? For instance, meat is being discouraged. Insects are being suggested as a food source. The problem? Insects are filled with parasites. Are various medications also infected with parasites? If so, what's going on?

Facebook, Microsoft and other companies are racing to create a digital simulacrum of the real world based on virtual reality. What are the sociological implications for a society which blurs reality and fantasy? DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on Under The Iceberg are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.

According to certain futurists, we are approaching 'The Singularity,' after which man will be deflected by technology onto a different evolutionary path. Certain individuals and institutions want to hasten that paradigm shift, and shape it. But at what cost? DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on Under The Iceberg are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.

As portrayed in the quite authentic 2003 film Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, it really was common for 18th and 19th-century naval vessels to have children serving aboard. In fact, one of the youngest midshipmen (equivalent to a petty officer) in American naval history was nine-year-old David Farragut, who at 12 became a prize master. As also portrayed in the film, these boys absolutely were on the firing line and could be hurt or even killed. What wasn’t depicted, because it would have rightly been viewed as ridiculous and never happened, was the adult officers screaming at an enemy, “Why are you firing at us!? There are kids on this vessel!” Yet this is precisely what happens with the children stationed on the political firing line today. A youngster is put forth (usually by leftists) as a representative of some cause, and ostensibly is an independent little ideological warrior. But his handlers are actually using him as a human shield, hoping to forestall the agenda opposition an adult espousing the same ideas would encounter. They’ll say to critics, “How dare you attack a child!” — after they’ve facilitated the child’s political attack. Thus was it unusual to see Australia’s Sky News take teen climate scold Greta Thunberg, and other fellow-traveler youth, to task for being hypocritical and ignorant. The Sky segment in question is from 2019, but it went viral earlier this year, was tweeted out by ex-Greenpeace figure Patrick Moore last week, and was in the news again just yesterday — covered by American Thinker — because the commentary is so powerful. The clip features video of the adolescent Thunberg chastising the adult world at the United Nations Climate Action Summit in 2019. This is followed by Sky News host Alan Jones administering a much-needed and still-relevant verbal spanking, saying: To all the school kids going on strike for climate change, you’re the first generation who’ve [sic] required air-conditioning in every classroom. You want TV in every room, and your classes are all computerized. You spend all day and night on electronic devices. More than ever you don’t walk or ride bikes to school, but you arrive in caravans of cars that choke suburban roads and worsen rush-hour traffic. You’re the biggest consumers of manufactured goods ever and update perfectly good, expensive luxury items to stay trendy. Your entertainment comes from electric devices.Furthermore, the people driving your protests are the same people who insist on artificially inflating the population growth through immigration, which increases the need for energy, manufacturing, and transport. The more people we have, the more forest and bush land we clear, the more of the environment that’s destroyed.How about this: Tell your teachers to switch off the air-con; walk or ride to school. Switch off your devices; read a book; make a sandwich instead of buying manufactured fast food. Nope, none of this will happen because, the [inaudible] is, you’re selfish, badly educated, virtue-signaling little t*rds inspired by the adults around you who crave a feeling of having a noble cause while they indulge themselves in Western luxury and unprecedented quality of life. Wake up, grow up, and shut-up . https://twitter.com/EcoSenseNow/status/1451597572846460928 If Jones’s commentary seems harsh,

The government created the HAARP program to shoot beams into the ionosphere of the planet and to see how it could (in theory) affect weather patterns. Is this technology being used for nefarious purposes? DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on Under The Iceberg are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.