Thanks to Tucker Carlson and Ian Carroll, I was able to put together this book that's free to read, download and share: "Pizza, Power, and Perversion: Unmasking the Epstein Files and the Dark Code of the Elite"

- Unravel the dark underbelly of power and corruption with 'Pizza, Power, and Perversion: Unmasking the Epstein Files and the Dark Code of the Elite.' This gripping exposé delves into the recently released Epstein documents, offering a meticulous and unflinching analysis of the coded language, hidden networks, and systemic corruption that allowed Jeffrey Epstein's illicit activities to thrive.

Full book here:
https://books.brightlearn.ai/Pizza-Power-and-Perversion-Unmasking-the-Epstein-Files-9dce56fe2-en/index.html

I published this yesterday:

The collapse of the retail economy, hastened by decades of corporate greed and offshoring, has left a vast landscape of empty warehouses and big-box stores. Under the Trump administration, this dead economic capital is being given a sinister new purpose. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), through Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), is systematically acquiring these structures to convert them into immigration detention centers. [1] [2]

This repurposing is not a small-scale operation. It is funded by a colossal financial vehicle that has ballooned from an initial $10 billion to a staggering $55 billion ceiling. [3] This contract, managed by the Navy and known as the Worldwide Expeditionary Medical and Construction (WEXMAC) contract, is now being used to expedite what the administration calls its "mass deportation" agenda. [3] [4] The economic shift is stark: from investing in communities and innovation, the state is now pouring public funds into a permanent infrastructure of human warehousing and control.

The scale and secrecy of this buildout are alarming. The repurposed Navy contract allows for the immediate creation of what insiders call "self-contained cities" anywhere in the United States. [3] These are not makeshift shelters. Plans detailed in contract solicitations and reports include specifications for 8-foot walls topped with security fencing, defensive vehicle barriers, medical waste incinerators, and facilities designed to hold 10,000 or more people at a single site. [3]

This creates a 'ghost network'-a nationwide grid of potential detention sites that can be activated on command. The strategic placement of these facilities, often in remote areas or in the industrial heartland far from border states, signals an intent that goes beyond processing recent border crossers for deportation. As one report starkly put it, "This is a nationwide 'ghost network' of concentration camps." [7] [8]

Full article here:
https://www.naturalnews.com/2026-02-06-blueprint-for-genocide-trump-administration-concentration-camps.html

This Trump administration is "probably the most reckless and corrupt in the history of the United States of America," says Patrick Henningsen in our latest interview, published Friday.