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The Veil Has Been Lifted

Published On: April 1, 2026Tags: AI, Corruption, government, Health, Mainstream Media, Transhumanism

By Tish Conlin

Like many others, I have been attempting to keep up with the massive volume of information coming in lately, while sorting through the conflicting responses and reactions. As horrific truths emerge about the Big Pharma cartel, Covid, government, political and police corruption, and the evil being perpetrated on children, people continue fighting over “what is true” and “who is to blame” instead of uniting in disgust.

A few years ago, if I told people that the world is controlled by a powerful network of elites involved in horrific crimes against children, they would call me a crazy Conspiracy Theorist and say I should stay off social media and get professional help. Now, you hear people in regular office settings discussing this same horrific truth. The veil has been lifted on a system of repression and death that has been operating for many years below the surface.

The truth can be a hard pill to swallow. Many people still refuse to accept well-supported facts. Years of propaganda and media lies have built defences in people’s minds, such as, for example, TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome), which causes irrational and superficial reactions to unfolding real-life situations. We see this in the ridiculous response to US tariffs. As our largest trading partner and closest ally, it’s hard to believe that some suggest cutting ties with the US and shifting focus to China instead. Like him or not, what Trump is doing is bringing manufacturing back to the US, challenging the globalist agenda that has de-industrialized and impoverished Western countries over decades under the pretense of free trade.

Many experts have also discussed the real psychological issue of Stockholm Syndrome, which is a mental phenomenon where a victim develops an emotional bond with their abuser, often defending them or resisting rescue. Victims may experience cognitive dissonance, holding false, conflicting beliefs like “They hurt me, but they also care for me,” which prevent them from accepting darker truths.

Since the release of the Epstein files,¹ I had hoped that humanity would finally be outraged by the extent of evil and demand arrests, ultimately uniting to protect children. However, instead, fighting among groups is more intense than ever. Old battles persist on every front, including Left versus Right, religious versus New Agers, Climate Alarmists versus Climate Skeptics, Palestine versus Israel, pro-ICE versus anti-ICE, and more. We are constantly urged to TAKE A SIDE instead of looking up to see the puppet masters pulling the strings, as they continue to use fear and division as tools of conquest.

Over the past six years, many of us have awakened to incredible deceptions. We have learned that a large part of our history is false, cures have been deliberately withheld in favour of treatments, banking practices rely on fraud and lies, and even the current tax system is based on falsehoods—read The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin.²

Recently, I came across an excellent article via the Epoch Times by Jeffrey Tucker, President and Founder of the Brownstone Institute, entitled “What Have You Learned in 6 Hard Years?”³ He emphasizes some evidence-based truths that are now indisputable, including:

Elections are largely meaningless as hidden hands direct policy in Western nations
Academia is driven by woke ideology and the censorship of diverse opinions
Major media outlets frequently spread lies and have been funded to produce government-backed propaganda
Covid deliberately targeted small businesses to destroy the independent-minded middle-class entrepreneurs
Science and scientific journals do not always publish truth, allowing fraudulent studies that appear to support Big Pharma agendas
Food and water have been deliberately poisoned to lower IQ and harm human health

Most importantly, Tucker’s article discusses the hard truth that genuine courage is rare. The shocking apathy towards totalitarianism and censorship during Covid is partly why Canada has declined so significantly in recent years. Without peaceful civil resistance, government bureaucracy has been creeping forward with an agenda that fosters death, destruction, and immorality throughout institutions, hidden behind the guise of public safety.

Life was much simpler when I was growing up. There were only two genders: male and female. The internet wasn’t a thing, so young people read books and spent more time together in person. Debates happened organically and were generally friendly. People weren’t unfriending each other over gender ideology, personal medical choices, their stance on distant conflicts or climate issues. Now, people can’t even agree if the Earth is round anymore. Things have gotten so crazy that recently, someone told me the only source they now watch for information is the Galactic Federation channel, which they say is the positive alien group watching over and protecting Earth. Who knows?

With AI now capable of “deep fakes,” determining what is real has become increasingly difficult. The algorithms also reinforce confirmation bias and only show posts from those with similar views. When people spend too much time on social media, they tend to become angry, depressed, and upset. When opinions clash online, anger is common, followed by shaming and/or censorship, which leads to isolation and a continued denial of evidence-based truths or deeper discussions. Things are really messed up.

How can we remedy the situation? Two words: courage and humility. We need the courage to speak what we believe is true, but also the humility to question our own beliefs and thoughts. When we accept others’ different views not with hostility but with curiosity, we can move beyond polarization into genuine conversation and exchange of ideas that benefits everyone. When we aim for meaningful dialogue, we build bridges rather than walls. We uplift and educate instead of shaming and censoring, driven by our ego’s need to be right.

It’s not just about examining information on world events, but also our thoughts about self-worth, our hurts, and the grudges we hold that get in the way of the personal truths that can liberate our lives.

Recent declassified CIA documents⁴ reveal plans from 1952 to influence mass behaviour (induce depression, anxiety, and lethargy) through chemicals delivered via vaccinations, food, and water. If you delve into the dark transhumanism rabbit hole about using 5G for mind control, it becomes crucial to regularly examine our own thoughts and opinions.

The book The Indoctrinated Brain: How to Successfully Fend Off the Global Attack on Your Mental Freedom,⁵ by Michael Nehls, MD, and PhD, argues that declining mental capacity and rising depression result from an externally induced neurobiological attack on human individuality and independent thinking. He provides evidence for this “global attack” and offers practical countermeasures to protect and restore mental freedom and independent thought.

In Loren Allred’s song “You Say”, the opening lyrics are “I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I’m not enough. Every single lie that tells me that I will never measure up.” Perhaps the deepest lies are the ones we tell ourselves about our worth and ability to make a positive difference in the world. Every silent voice is a victory for those who oppress. Every independent thinker who challenges the narrative is a victory for We the People. Our children’s future depends on our courage to speak the truth and demand accountability.

Please don’t believe everything you think.

Patricia “Tish” Conlin is an author, speaker and business owner. She is a holistic Nutritionist, resilience coach, black-belt martial artist, and political candidate and activist. Her Podcast TishTalk, can be found at tishconlin.com