Islamic Extremism: Exploring Women’s Dynamics Within Violent Movements

Throughout history, women have played multifaceted roles within the sphere of Islamic extremism. Initially perceived merely as victims or passive participants, their involvement is actually more complex and varied. Historically, women have served as vital supporters and, in some scenarios, active members within jihadist operations. So, exploring women’s dynamics within violent Islamic extremism is crucial to understand why they are […]

Unraveling Faith: The Collapse Of Catholic Authority

The Catholic Church wasn’t just a religious institution; it was a massive political powerhouse. For centuries, the Catholic Church cemented its influence by aligning with monarchs and rulers of authority across Europe. This wasn’t just about faith—it was about control. Through strategic marriages and alliances, the Church intertwined itself with royal bloodlines, solidifying its grasp on the political landscape. The […]

Colonial Empires: The Black Chronicles Of The White Man

Exploring the reality of colonial empires opens a conversation that many have yet to engage with fully. These empires have left indelible marks on societies and cultures worldwide. Understanding their history isn’t just about recounting past events; it’s about acknowledging the impacts that continue to resonate today. When we discuss the British, Spanish, and French expansions, we’re not just talking […]

Fear And Faith: Life Under The Spanish Inquisition

The Spanish Inquisition wasn’t just a blip in history; it was a period marked by complex dynamics of control, religion, and power. Its origins date back to the late 15th century, a time when Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile united their countries under a single, Catholic faith. This drive for religious unification was primarily intended to […]

The Catholic Church’s Massacre Against The Cathars

The Cathars were a Christian sect in medieval Europe, mainly flourishing in what is now southern France. Their belief system, profoundly spiritual and alternative to mainstream Christianity, centered on dualism—the idea that two fundamental principles governed the universe: good and evil. This belief was at the core of the Cathar faith, shaping their worldviews and practices. Cathars believed that everything […]

Faith And Conflict: The Catholic Church Crusades

The Crusades were a pivotal series of events that left a deep mark on world history. To understand why they happened, we should take a closer look at the backstory—specifically, how the Catholic Church sparked off these bloody campaigns. This wasn’t just about grabbing land; complex forces were at play. In the late 11th century, the Catholic Church was a […]

Nostradamus: The Astrologer Who Saw The Future

Michel de Nostredame, famously known as Nostradamus, was born in 1503 in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France. In his early life, he eagerly pursued knowledge, inspired by a family that cherished a rich tradition of learning. Here, Nostradamus laid the foundations for what would become a legendary career. Growing up, Nostradamus showed a particular interest in classical literature and sciences — an interest […]

Inside The Secret World Of The Illuminati!

Back in 1776, when ideas were breaking new ground and old systems stood firm, Adam Weishaupt, a professor from Bavaria, stepped into a new era with something radical. With his background in law at the University of Ingolstadt, he had this plan—he called it the Order of the Illuminati. What drove him? He felt quite bothered by how the monarchy […]

The Roots Of Radical Islamic Extremism

Islamic extremism refers to a range of beliefs and ideologies that Muslims adhere to within Islam. However, it comes with a hefty share of debate. This contention stems from the broad spectrum it covers, from those who advocate Islamic supremacy to the narrative that every other ideology is inferior. Consequently, this complexity gives rise to differing academic and societal interpretations. […]

Debunking Islam: The Allegation of Plagiarism

Islam emerged in 7th-century Arabia, shaped by the life of Prophet Muhammad and the region’s cultural context. Many teachings reflect similarities with Judaism and Christianity, leading to debates about whether Islam is a plagiarism of these faiths or a distinct development tailored for the Arabic people. According to Muslims, the story of Islam’s birth is deeply intertwined with the life […]

Uncovering The Mysteries Of Ancient Human Giants

Ancient civilizations have passed down fascinating tales of various creatures, often recorded in myths and legends. These tales have fueled our imagination and posed the intriguing question: Did giants once walk among us? Examining the historical and cultural context of these stories offers a glimpse into the longstanding fascination with ancient human giants. The allure surrounding giants isn’t a new […]

Christianity: The Plagiarised Religion

Exploring Christianity’s roots involves diving into a rich tapestry of ancient traditions and myths. Although Christianity is often seen through a lens of spiritual purity, it shows signs of adaptation and incorporation from various ancient religions. In this article, I will discuss why many scholars consider Christianity to be a plagiarized religion. Significant influences reportedly stem from Judaism, which initially […]

The Prosecution Of Galileo Galilei

Galileo Galilei, often regarded as the father of modern observational astronomy, played a pivotal role in advancing science during the Renaissance. However, the narrow-minded leaders of the Catholic Church charged and condemned him with heresy. The Prosecution of Galileo Galilei was based on the doctrine of heliocentrism, the astronomical model in which the Earth and planets revolve around the Sun […]

The Catholic Church Inquisition

During her full reign of terror, the Papacy had caused the cruel death of at least 50 million people, including carrying out the infamous Catholic Church Inquisition. This history intends to open people’s eyes to some of the dark truths of the Roman Catholic Church. The Inquisition, established by the Catholic Church in the 12th century, remains one of the […]

The Ancient Sumer – The Cradle Of Civilization

The story of civilization as we know it today begins with ancient Sumer. Nestled in the fertile crescent, this ancient society laid the groundwork for future empires and systems of governance. I aim to highlight the monumental role Sumer played in shaping the narrative of human history. Historically, Sumer emerged around 4500 BCE and flourished until roughly 1900 BCE. It […]

The Dark Side of The Roman Catholic Church

The Roman Catholic Church is one of the world’s oldest and most influential religious institutions, spanning over two millennia. An institution that declares that it is the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic church founded by Jesus Christ. Its role has shaped societies, cultures, and governments, often intertwining faith with the day-to-day lives of billions. But, like any human institution, it has […]

Giordano Bruno – The Tragic Story of a Philosopher

Giordano Bruno was an Italian philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer who was burned at the stake by the Roman Catholic Church in 1600 on charges of heresy. Many scholars and historians argue that authorities persecuted him for his unorthodox beliefs, including his rejection of the Catholic Church’s traditional teachings and his support for the Copernican theory, which posits that the Earth […]

The Spiritual Manipulation of Religion

Throughout history, humanity has constantly been subjected to the spiritual manipulation of religion or other cult organizations. Once religion gains power over society and life, it can control public opinion. Many faiths cooperating with the political system have become very powerful today. They have become so influential in persuading that it is practically impossible to stop them anymore. However, the […]

Religion – The Fictional Lack of Real Life

From our perspective, religion is an organized system of belief and worship in which man places gods, deities, or some other metaphysical concept at the center. It is actually an undifferentiated mythical consciousness, which is simultaneously a ritualized entertainment game, magic, and an artistic-fantastic reproduction of reality, nothing more than a ‘fictional lack of real life.’ In ancient times, a […]