iNewParadigm - Latest Posts - Updated - 14th of November 2025
Europe Criminalizes Large Cash Payments Ahead of ‘Digital Euro’ Launch
Europe has taken a major step toward ending financial privacy as the globalist European Union (EU) will officially criminalize large cash payments. Beginning January 2027, any cash transaction above €10,000 will be outlawed in the EU, making large cash purchases illegal across all 27 member states.
This is part of the EU’s sweeping new Anti-Money Laundering (AML) package. Unelected EU officials insist that AML targets criminals but more
Have the Transhumanist’s convinced themselves they are doing humanity a favor? Video
Have the Transhumanist’s convinced themselves they are doing humanity a favor?
The ancient mystery’s and biblical text describe how the “gods” would hatch a plan to destroy and wipe out humanity whenever we became too “powerful”. Are the Transhumanist’s trying to lure these “gods” into our reality in order to trap them in a Quantum Computer that they will control?
Are the Transhumanist’s trying to lure these… more
Mass Surveillance Is MUCH FARTHER ALONG Than You Thought! Video
Smart home devices, facial recognition software, and interconnected digital systems are all ushering in an era of unprecedented surveillance, what some describe as a “digital panopticon” where personal data is constantly tracked and monetized.
Citing claims from experts about “smart cities” and “geo-fencing,” Jimmy suggests these systems will likely one day be used to restrict movement… more
Your gut microbiome is vital to your immune system
Your microbiome plays an important role in training your immune system, with gut dysfunction and increased permeability often leading to autoimmune diseases and inflammation.
A healthy colon requires an oxygen-free environment for beneficial bacteria, but environmental toxins and compromised mitochondrial function disrupt this delicate balance.
Modern environmental toxins, including microplastics and EMFs, act as mitochondrial poisons… more
China’s race against time: The quest to extend human lifespan to 150 years
In the bustling tech hub of Shenzhen, a Chinese biotech startup, Lonvi Biosciences, is making bold claims that could rewrite the rules of human longevity. Their anti-aging pills, derived from grape seed extract (PCC1), have shown promise in mouse studies—extending lifespans by up to 64 percent and eliminating “zombie cells” linked to aging.
Chief Technology Officer Lyu Qinghua predicts that within a decade, cancer could be eradicated entirely… more
Shock COP Dirty Secret: At Least Half the Balsa Wood in Wind Turbine Blades is Illegally Logged in Amazonian Rainforests
Protecting the Amazon rainforest is one of the main goals of COP30, with the location in the Brazilian city of Belém chosen to emphasize what is described as the crucial role that such forests play in global climate regulation, biodiversity and “carbon” storage.
It is bad enough that 100,000 mature rainforest trees had to be cut down to build a ‘Highway of Shame’… more
The White House Is Now Officially A Pharmaceutical Brothel Video
Today the President Stopped Everything to Make An Official Announcement That He Struck a Deal for Cheaper Ozempic, a Gila monster venom derived injection to lose weight. We are truly a banana republic.
Dr. Jane Ruby is an American scientist, medical professional, and commentator. Dr. Ruby broke the worldwide exclusive stories of the white embalmer clots and graphene oxide in the C19 shots… more
Blood Test Suicide Prediction Genuine Concern or Big Pharma Money Grab?
From a recent study researchers claimed that a blood test can be used to identify someone with the potential to commit suicide.
This test, as a predictor for suicide, was based on the results obtained from sampling and analyzing archival biological material from dead individuals who had bipolar disorders and committed suicide.
These people with bipolar disorders who had committed suicide… more
Appeals Court Orders USDA Update Genetically Modified Food Labeling
A federal appeals court has ruled that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) improperly allowed certain genetically modified foods to avoid congressionally mandated labeling requirements.
The ruling overturned a key portion of the federal agency’s rules.
U.S. Circuit Judge Daniel Collins wrote that the USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) “committed legal error in concluding that, under ‘the plain language of the amended Act,’ ‘if a food does not contain detectable modified genetic… more
Disrupt the Rollout of Digital ID and Biometrics
“[Proof of identity by tokenization will] eventually extend to all aspects of life and must be stopped for the obvious reason that it allows people to be locked out of basic services and life by both government and corporations.”
~Conscientious Currency
As the UK government moves full speed ahead toward a national digital ID which will be mandatory in order to work a growing number of Brits recognize that they are being ushered into a digital gulag… more
A Caveman’s Journey into the Prison of Dopamine
In this Episode of After Skool, we collaborate with Tj Power to illustrate a sci-fi story about a caveman who encounters a ship from an alien world. The caveman enters the ship and discovers that the inside is filled with treats beyond his wildest imagination.
He is delighted, but his dream gradually turns into a nightmare.
This episode features four primary chemicals that affect our mood – Dopamine, Oxytocin, Serotonin and Endorphins… more
Unapproved fluoride supplement use for kids finally ends after 50 years
-By Stephanie Woods
For decades, doctors across the U.S. have prescribed fluoride tablets and drops to infants as young as six months old, even though the U.S. Food and Drug Administration never approved these products. That era may finally be coming to an end.
In a recent announcement, the FDA said it will begin taking compliance action against companies marketing unapproved fluoride-containing prescription products, particularly those sold for children… more
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Agentic AI set to dominate consumer markets by 2026, spurring hiring boom and workplace transformation
Artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing at “lightning speed,” and within the next two years, AI-driven “smart assistants” will become ubiquitous in households and workplaces worldwide, according to a new global survey by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
The study, titled “The Impact of Technology in 2026 and Beyond,” forecasts mass adoption of autonomous AI systems capable of independently executing tasks by consumers and businesses… more
The COVID Vaccine DNA Bombshell They Tried to Hide | Exclusive with Dr. David Speicher Video
A new study proves that it does and not only that, the DNA sticks around in the body and can potentially enter cells.
The author of the study joins us. Dr. David Speicher is a Canadian microbiologist.
He says that Redacted is the best place to tell this story because his paper has been suppressed by big pharma shills and they are trying to get it retracted… more
Saturn’s moon could harbour ALIEN life: Scientists spot heat coming from Enceladus – suggesting it could be habitable
Saturn‘s moon, Enceladus, could harbour alien life, scientists have discovered.
New findings from NASA‘s Cassini mission have revealed heat leaking out from the moon’s North Pole.
This suggests that the moon’s vast underground ocean might have a much more stable climate than had previously been thought.
Saturn’s moon could harbour ALIEN life: Scientists spot heat coming from Enceladus – suggesting it could be habitable.. more
Listening to your body: What bloating is really trying to tell you
In today’s fast-paced culture, it’s all too easy to reach for quick fixes—pain relievers for headaches, heating pads for cramps or caffeine for fatigue—without ever pausing to ask a crucial question: What is my body trying to tell me?
Our bodies communicate constantly, not through words, but through sensations and symptoms.
One of the most common—and most misunderstood—of these messages is bloating… more
