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Foundations supporting LGBT rights – philanthropy or a tool of a global agenda?

How do you assess the influence of the largest foundations and organizations supporting LGBT rights worldwide (including George Soros’s Open Society Foundations)?

Foundations supporting LGBT rights have long been a flashpoint in public debate. For some, such as George Soros’s Open Society Foundations, Jon Stryker’s Arcus Foundation, or Tim Gill’s Gill Foundation, they are pure philanthropy, a fight for equality and human rights. For others, they are a cover for a global agenda in which LGBT promotion becomes a political tool or even a social experiment undermining traditional values. Surrounding this issue are both facts and conspiracy theories about depopulation, demographic control, or attempts to reshape societies according to a “new order.” Is it genuine defense of minorities, or social engineering financed by elites?

03/09/2025

Rockefellers and Gates – philanthropy for the good of humanity or a hidden health agenda?

How do you assess the influence of the Rockefeller family, and currently the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, on modern medicine and global health policy?

The influence of the Rockefeller family and today’s Gates Foundation on global health has been sparking debate for decades. On one hand, their philanthropy led to the creation of research institutes, global epidemic control programs, and the founding of the WHO, which many see as the foundation of modern medicine. On the other hand, critics argue that this philanthropy is not selfless – it is tied to the interests of pharmaceutical corporations, the promotion of selected therapies at the expense of natural methods, and the centralization of control over health policy. Conspiracy theories even claim that they are behind the monopolization of public health, allegedly proven by the billions in vaccine profits. Is this genuine philanthropy or an agenda hidden under the mask of charity?

03/09/2025

Jeffrey Epstein tapes – damning evidence or myth?

Do you think that if Jeffrey Epstein’s tapes exist, they are being used to blackmail politicians?

Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged recordings have for years been one of the most electrifying conspiracy theories of our time. Around the supposed tapes, which are said to contain compromising material, swirl the names of global elites: Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, or Ehud Barak. For some, this is obvious proof that Epstein was running a massive blackmail network, in which the FBI, CIA, or Mossad could have played a key role. Others believe the tapes are nothing but a myth – a media chimera fueled by sensation. Or perhaps the truth is more banal, and the tapes never existed, with the entire narrative serving as a convenient smokescreen? Are the elites truly hostage to their own secrets, or is society simply being swept away by fantasies?

03/09/2025

Brigitte Macron – rumors about gender change

What do you think Brigitte Macron should do to put an end to the rumors and conspiracy theories about her alleged gender change?

Brigitte Macron has been struggling for years with a wave of sensational rumors about a gender change – a topic that stirs both French and international public opinion. To a large extent, their popularization was driven by Natacha Rey and Amandine Roy, who in their publications and recordings suggested that the First Lady of France was in her youth actually her brother Jean-Michel Trogneux. Supporters of conspiracy theories point to ambiguities in documents and claim that her brother is in fact herself. For some, this is an absurd attack on the First Lady of France, for others – proof of a “hidden truth” covered up by the elites. Should Brigitte Macron cut off these speculations by appearing publicly with her brother, or should she remain silent and let the internet forget?

02/09/2025

Ban on alcohol sales after 10 PM (22:00) – citizen’s right or justified restriction?

Do you think the sale of alcohol in shops and gas stations after 10 PM (22:00) should be banned?

The ban on alcohol sales after 10 PM (22:00) is one of those regulations that divide society into two hostile camps. Supporters emphasize the decrease in nighttime brawls, noise, and police interventions, which is confirmed by statistics in cities introducing restrictions. Critics, however, see it as an assault on citizens’ freedom and an attempt to treat adults like irresponsible children. There are also voices claiming that such a nighttime ban will encourage the growth of the gray market. Conspiracy theories even suggest it is a test before broader consumption bans. Is the right to peace and safety more important than the right to free choice?

01/09/2025

Israel in European competitions – sport or already politics?

Do you think Israel should take part in European championships (e.g. in football, basketball, Eurovision), even though geographically it is located in Asia?

Israel has for years stirred controversy with its presence in European sports and cultural competitions. Football, basketball, and even Eurovision show that geographical borders are increasingly giving way to politics and geopolitical calculations. Supporters of Israel’s participation in Europe justify it with security concerns and the practical lack of an alternative in Asia, where the country would be isolated. Critics, however, ask why an Asian country benefits from the privileges of European federations while at the same time conducting a harsh war policy toward Palestinians. Comparisons to Russia, excluded from many competitions, and accusations of double standards are appearing. Is sport really free from politics, or is that just a convenient illusion

01/09/2025

Tag: moral values

Foundations supporting LGBT rights – philanthropy or a tool of a global agenda?

Rockefellers and Gates – philanthropy for the good of humanity or a hidden health agenda?

Jeffrey Epstein tapes – damning evidence or myth?

Brigitte Macron – rumors about gender change

Ban on alcohol sales after 10 PM (22:00) – citizen’s right or justified restriction?

Israel in European competitions – sport or already politics?