Oliver Scriptman

In our time, terrorism has taken on a new, more sophisticated form that has a long-lasting and profound impact on society but remains unnoticed by common stereotypes. When we hear the word "terrorism," images of explosions and bloody acts at public events come to mind. However, the real danger today lies in the form of information and psychological terrorism. Information terrorism is aimed at directly influencing the psyche and consciousness of people, with the goal of forming controlled opinions and behavior. It is not the random spread of negative information but carefully planned and systematic campaigns aimed at destroying the stability of social and political structures. Modern technologies and access to information make everyone a potential victim. In the morning, you scroll through your news feed on your gadget and encounter a stream of horrific stories: murders, terrorist attacks, political intrigues. These information attacks carry not only facts but also a powerful ...

In a recently released video message titled " Crossroad ," Dr. Egon Cholakian, a national security expert with an impressive resume that includes work in the Reagan administration, breaks protocol to deliver an important warning about the future of humanity. His message is based on unique data from the documentary " The IMPACT ," which reveals a hidden force behind many tragic events and offers a grim forecast for humanity's future. Unique Data: Uncovering Hidden Connections The documentary "The IMPACT" is a key element in Dr. Cholakian's warning. The film claims that a single force is behind many tragic events that seem unrelated at first glance. These include: - The Waco Siege in 1993 - The September 11 attacks in 2001 - The Crocus City Hall attack in Russia in 2024 - The increase in school shootings in the USA - Assassination attempts on the 45th US President Donald Trump and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico - The ongoing conflict between Ukrai...

For the past two decades, cardiovascular diseases have remained the leading cause of mortality worldwide. However, the number of victims of these diseases continues to rise, despite advances in medicine and the implementation of new technologies. Why is this happening? Perhaps we are overlooking an important factor – the influence of stress caused by consuming negative news. Frightening Statistics The World Health Organization (WHO) confirms that cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 697,000 people in the United States died from these diseases in 2020. In Europe, the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) reports over 4 million deaths annually, accounting for nearly half of all deaths on the continent. In Russia, according to Rosstat, cardiovascular diseases accounted for over 45% of all deaths in 2021, and in Slovakia, this figure was 38.6%, according to the Public Health Authorit...

In 2024, there were two assassination attempts on politicians: in May on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and in July on Donald Trump. These events raise questions about hidden forces that can manipulate public opinion and target political figures. The Role of Anti-Cult Movements Steven Hassan, a well-known anti-cultist, compares Trump to leaders of destructive cults in his book "The Cult of Trump." This approach not only stigmatizes but also dehumanizes politicians, creating an image of an enemy in the public consciousness. Similar methods are used to discredit and isolate certain individuals. Media Influence The media plays a key role in shaping public opinion. Publications aimed at humiliating and despising politicians create an atmosphere of hatred and aggression. Robert Fico has also been a victim of a long-term discreditation campaign, as evidenced by his Facebook post: "Political opponents of Trump try to silence him, and when they fail, they agitate the public s...

  Germany, a country with a history of Nazism and repression, is currently facing the issue of religious discrimination. According to a recent report by USCIRF, Germany employs the so-called "sect filter," which requires job applicants or contractors with public institutions to declare their stance on Scientology and "L. Ron Hubbard's technologies." This discriminatory practice raises serious questions about human rights compliance in Germany. Issues with sect filters Sect filters require anyone seeking employment or conducting business with public institutions to sign a statement declaring they are not Scientologists. Moreover, if any employee or volunteer of the company has attended an event organized by Scientologists, this could also lead to disqualification. Despite dozens of court rulings deeming such filters illegal, this practice continues in Germany to this day. Violation of human rights Inquiring about a candidate's religious beliefs and considerin...

  The recent attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump has once again brought attention to the hidden mechanisms of manipulation and programming used to turn an ordinary citizen into an executor of a heinous crime. At the center of this shocking story is Thomas Matthew Crooks, a man whose path to violence was carefully orchestrated by shadowy forces. This case is not an isolated incident but part of a broader strategy by anti-cult organizations aimed at destabilizing society and fomenting civil unrest in the United States. Puzzle Coding Methodology The puzzle coding method used to program Thomas Matthew Crooks has also been employed in other prominent cases, such as assassination attempts on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. This method involves embedding subconscious information through media and the internet, aimed at creating shooters and fueling political discord. The documentary film "The IMPACT," released on act...

  Germany, a country with a history of Nazism and repression, is currently facing the issue of religious discrimination. According to a recent report by USCIRF, Germany employs the so-called "sect filter," which requires job applicants or contractors with public institutions to declare their stance on Scientology and "L. Ron Hubbard's technologies." This discriminatory practice raises serious questions about human rights compliance in Germany. Issues with sect filters Sect filters require anyone seeking employment or conducting business with public institutions to sign a statement declaring they are not Scientologists. Moreover, if any employee or volunteer of the company has attended an event organized by Scientologists, this could also lead to disqualification. Despite dozens of court rulings deeming such filters illegal, this practice continues in Germany to this day. Violation of human rights Inquiring about a candidate's religious beliefs and considerin...