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🎶 Noah B. Price - The Voice That Vocabulary Fears
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🚨 FINAL WARNING
TO HUMANITY 🚨
PROJECT POGO
AND PROJECT ZYPHR.
THE GOLDBERG RECORDING
THE EXTERMINATION PROTOCOL
October 2026
There comes a point in the history of every civilization when the greatest danger facing its people is no longer the enemy they have been taught to fear, but the institutions they have been conditioned to trust.
Humanity has reached that point.
For generations, people have been encouraged to believe that the systems governing their lives, regulating their economies, administering their medicine, collecting their information, and determining the boundaries of their freedoms were fundamentally designed to protect them.
What they were never supposed to discover was that these same systems could be transformed into the infrastructure of their own destruction.
And that transformation has already taken place.
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The next time a complete stranger approaches you at a bar and asks whether you consider yourself a patriot, you might want to think carefully before answering.
Chase Hughes describes a hypothetical recruitment scenario that reveals just how disturbingly sophisticated psychological manipulation can become.
Imagine someone approaching you, complimenting your podcast, expressing admiration for your work, and casually asking whether you'd consider yourself a patriot.
Naturally, you say yes.
And just like that, they've established the foundation upon which everything else will be built: your identity.
Eventually, they ask whether you'd be willing to look at something uncomfortable.
Suddenly, you're being shown your browsing history, private information, and alleged webcam recordings from devices you believed were secure.
Then comes the offer.
Your reputation remains untouched, everything stays private, and you'll receive $20,000 every single month.
All you have to do is avoid inviting certain guests onto your podcast, leave a few subjects unexplored, and quietly steer clear of particular conversations.
And here's where the psychological manipulation becomes especially fascinating.
You're not being asked to compromise your integrity. You're being convinced that doing so is an act of patriotism.
The money purchases your cooperation, while the justification allows you to continue believing you're independent.
As Hughes explains:
"They don't build influencers. They find the ones who are already successful and recruit them."
Why spend years manufacturing credibility when you can potentially acquire influence over someone whose audience already trusts them?
And perhaps the most disturbing possibility is that the audience would never recognize anything had changed.
Same personality, same familiar voice, same apparent independence... except somebody else may now be influencing what millions of people never get to hear.
Of course, Hughes is describing a hypothetical scenario, not proving that any particular influencer has been recruited.
But it raises an extraordinarily uncomfortable question:
How would you recognize manipulation when the person influencing your beliefs doesn't even recognize that they've been compromised?
I'm genuinely curious...
Has anybody here ever been approached with an indecent proposal involving money, secrecy, influence, or compromising your principles?
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In 1993, Jeffrey Dahmer was 33 years old, serving 999 years inside a maximum security prison in Wisconsin. Three guards escorted him everywhere. One on each arm. Handcuffs on at all times. The most dangerous human being in America, kept alive only so he could rot in a cell.
This interview was never meant to be seen. It sat in the Inside Edition archives for 30 years.
In the video below, a monster wearing a human face sits across from journalist Nancy Glass and answers the one question nobody expected him to answer honestly.
Are the urges still there?
He paused... Then said he wished he could tell her they were gone. But no. Even locked inside concrete and steel, serving nearly a thousand years, the compulsions that turned him into a predator were still hunting inside his head.
He didn't kill out of rage. Not out of hatred. He said he killed 17 men because he wanted to keep them. That the obsession grew until skulls and skeletons weren't enough. Then came cannibalism. Spoken the same way a normal man would describe a habit he couldn't shake.
He asked for several breaks during filming.
His hands wouldn't stay still the entire time.
Fourteen months after this interview, another inmate killed him in prison. When asked what he deserved, Dahmer didn't hesitate for a second.
"I deserve death," he said...
Some people are beyond saving. Some things wear a human face and never were one.
Was there ever a version of this story that ended differently?
Let me know what you think,
and SHARE THIS so that others may too!
And if you're not already following @TrueOnX...
What the heck are you doing?!
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I have NEVER voted once in my entire life, and I have been studying governments, their histories, their operations, and the systems of power behind them since I was 12 years old.
I was introduced to the horrors of this world at around that very same age, and what I have spent years since uncovering has given me an understanding of just how deeply deception, corruption, and the manipulation of entire populations can become embedded within the very institutions "supposedly" established to "protect them."
Study genuine history, beyond the carefully curated narratives we are taught to accept, and you may begin to recognize just how much of what we are witnessing today has been unfolding in one form or another for generations.
The more you examine the relationships between governments, financial institutions, powerful private interests, and the people who ultimately bear the consequences of their decisions, the more difficult it becomes to ignore the disturbing patterns that emerge.
What YOU call government... is nothing more than organized crime, financed by the very taxpayers who are struggling to afford the necessities of their own existence.
And while ordinary citizens are left fighting to survive, those in positions of power continue making decisions that affect entire populations, including the infinite luxuries given to the immigrants that are brought in to replace us during massive depopulation agendas, thinking nobody will notice them killing us all because we know too much and come to find it harder to make a living for the dispicable wages they place upon the hours of our lives.
I have spent more than 20 years studying these matters, and I cannot help but wonder how differently people might view the world around them if they devoted even a fraction of that time to investigating the history behind the institutions they have been taught to trust.
The best way to gain control of the most intelligent powerful species on the planet would be to completely divide them from the love within themselves.
As soon as they are old enough to begin creating and understanding who they are.
Force them into a system that teaches them that it is wrong to be yourself if yourself is different from what is accepted as normal.
Confuse them about their own biological makeups so that they think that permanently altering their bodies is the answer to happiness.
Require their daily attendance at an institution that makes them focus only on the information that is provided.
Make them attend that institution from age 5 until an adult and repeatedly test them on the information so that it becomes their truth.
Give them an explanation to everything so that they never have a chance to make their own assumptions of the world.
Scold them and humiliate them if they suggest an opinion that opposes that of their authorities by reminding them of how cruel their ancestors were to each other in the past and broadcast how cruel they are to each other in the present.
Only show them tragedies on the news so that they live in fear and think the worst of one another.
Convince them that their species used to be that of an Incognizant wild animal make them think their very existence is so incredibly random that they lack purpose and struggle to make sense of a creator.
Tell them that their kind is as smart as they've ever been so that they don't question the integrity of the system that they're in.
Provide them idols with artificial beauty and use them as examples of what it is to look perfect so that they are never content with their own appearance and can't help but to compare themselves amongst each other.
Create addictive digital platforms that rank them by numbers so that they base their self worth off of the amount of followers that they have and are never satisfied.
In 1993, Jeffrey Dahmer was 33 years old, serving 999 years inside a maximum security prison in Wisconsin. Three guards escorted him everywhere. One on each arm. Handcuffs on at all times. The most dangerous human being in America, kept alive only so he could rot in a cell.
This interview was never meant to be seen. It sat in the Inside Edition archives for 30 years.
In the video below, a monster wearing a human face sits across from journalist Nancy Glass and answers the one question nobody expected him to answer honestly.
Are the urges still there?
He paused... Then said he wished he could tell her they were gone. But no. Even locked inside concrete and steel, serving nearly a thousand years, the compulsions that turned him into a predator were still hunting inside his head.
He didn't kill out of rage. Not out of hatred. He said he killed 17 men because he wanted to keep them. That the obsession grew until skulls and skeletons weren't enough. Then came cannibalism. Spoken the same way a normal man would describe a habit he couldn't shake.
He asked for several breaks during filming.
His hands wouldn't stay still the entire time.
Fourteen months after this interview, another inmate killed him in prison. When asked what he deserved, Dahmer didn't hesitate for a second.
"I deserve death," he said...
Some people are beyond saving. Some things wear a human face and never were one.
Was there ever a version of this story that ended differently?
Let me know what you think,
and SHARE THIS so that others may too!
And if you're not already following @TrueOnX...
What the heck are you doing?!
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Anyone remember the naked person who tied bed sheets together to escape the Royal Palace?
Yeah... They buried this story real good, didn't they?
Just like the rest of them.
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📚 The Book of God's Grief by Noah B. Price
Performed in one of the most soothing voices I have ever had the pleasure of hearing, by a truly pulchritudinous friend of mine, @Sati13167
The next time a complete stranger approaches you at a bar and asks whether you consider yourself a patriot, you might want to think carefully before answering.
Chase Hughes describes a hypothetical recruitment scenario that reveals just how disturbingly sophisticated psychological manipulation can become.
Imagine someone approaching you, complimenting your podcast, expressing admiration for your work, and casually asking whether you'd consider yourself a patriot.
Naturally, you say yes.
And just like that, they've established the foundation upon which everything else will be built: your identity.
Eventually, they ask whether you'd be willing to look at something uncomfortable.
Suddenly, you're being shown your browsing history, private information, and alleged webcam recordings from devices you believed were secure.
Then comes the offer.
Your reputation remains untouched, everything stays private, and you'll receive $20,000 every single month.
All you have to do is avoid inviting certain guests onto your podcast, leave a few subjects unexplored, and quietly steer clear of particular conversations.
And here's where the psychological manipulation becomes especially fascinating.
You're not being asked to compromise your integrity. You're being convinced that doing so is an act of patriotism.
The money purchases your cooperation, while the justification allows you to continue believing you're independent.
As Hughes explains:
"They don't build influencers. They find the ones who are already successful and recruit them."
Why spend years manufacturing credibility when you can potentially acquire influence over someone whose audience already trusts them?
And perhaps the most disturbing possibility is that the audience would never recognize anything had changed.
Same personality, same familiar voice, same apparent independence... except somebody else may now be influencing what millions of people never get to hear.
Of course, Hughes is describing a hypothetical scenario, not proving that any particular influencer has been recruited.
But it raises an extraordinarily uncomfortable question:
How would you recognize manipulation when the person influencing your beliefs doesn't even recognize that they've been compromised?
I'm genuinely curious...
Has anybody here ever been approached with an indecent proposal involving money, secrecy, influence, or compromising your principles?







