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Religion: it’s at the centre of world affairs, but profound questions still remain. Why are you here? What happens when you die? Does God matter? God Forbid seeks the answers.
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The discussion from November 19, 2025, focuses on the concept of meta-scripted history and the difference between recognizing “noise” and identifying genuine signals within the mainstream media infrastructure. The core premise is that major historic events that shape the collective worldview are largely staged, fake, and planned decades in advance,…
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A French lawyer-turned-theologian who split from Rome — and built his own city of God. John Calvin fled Catholic France to lead a new Protestant movement in Geneva during the 1500s. His ideas about predestination and the absolute authority of Scripture reshaped Christianity and inspired the Reformed and Presbyterian traditions. Yet under his rule, …
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Support the IPS https://www.paypal.me/InfinitePlaneSociety ### The Lone Furry Shooter Narrative and Social Media Control * The "lone furry shooter" is presented as the new iteration of the "lone wolf" trope. * High-profile political assassins, specifically Tyler Robinson and the Trump shooter, are being tied to the furry community. * This narrative…
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Infinite Plane Saturnday 11/15/25 This podcast features a host discussing various conspiracy theories and sociopolitical critiques with callers and chat participants. Central themes include the concept of “psyops” (psychological operations), the perceived fakery of global events and media narratives, and the idea that both mainstream and alternativ…
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A Persian poet and scholar who tore off her veil — and announced the dawn of a new religious age. In the 1840s, Táhirih became one of the first women to preach in public in Iran. As a leading figure in the Bábí movement — a precursor to the Bahá’í faith — she argued that revelation had not ended and that women should be free to study, speak, and le…
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Key Quotes from the Speaker (Host Tim) On media and history manipulation: "The more we get into history bending, the more we go down the psy op by psy op and break it down in terms of the propaganda content, who's involved, how it connects to other projects, the more I'm confident that we're making some serious progress here to making the case that…
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The source outlines a perspective, termed the off-world stage, which posits that major historical events are meticulously planned and staged years, even decades, in advance by a Psyop entertainment complex. This process, called history bending, involves the use of news bending and predictive and concurrent programming in media to manipulate the col…
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IPS DEPROGRAM “HOAX INDICATORS AND INFORMED DISBELIEF” The speaker in this excerpt from an MP3 discusses a new article titled "Hoax Indicators and Informed Disbelief," arguing for a skeptical approach to mainstream media that avoids automatically calling events fake, instead advocating for the position of the "informed disbeliever." This stance req…
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"Why I Stopped Debating Settled Opinions" IPS Deprogram 11/10/25 This summary is based on the IPS morning deprogram live stream from 11/10/2025, titled: **"Why it's pointless to debate settled opinions, why I stopped"**. The episode focuses on the futility of debating individuals whose beliefs, whether mainstream or alternative, are entrenched—a st…
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“WHAT IS THE OFF-WORLD STAGE PERSPECTIVE?” 10/24/25 The source is a monologue from the IPS DEPROGRAM outlining a worldview that distinguishes between the "world stage" and the "off-world stage" perspective. The speaker argues that the world stage encompasses both mainstream media and alternative, or conspiracy, viewpoints, which are trapped in a cl…
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9/11 Coded UPS Plane Crash The provided audio excerpts feature a speaker discussing a conspiracy theory connecting the recent crash of UPS Flight 2976 with the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and the simultaneous death of Dick Cheney. The speaker points out numerous "coded" correlations, such as the flight number matching the official 9/11 de…
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IPS DEPROGRAM “history bending” This episode explores the concept of "history bending," arguing that major historical events are meticulously pre-planned psychological operations, or "psyops," orchestrated by a powerful entity referred to as the "PsyopEntertainment Complex." These staged events are allegedly foreshadowed and reinforced through mass…
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“The History Benders” The source outlines a research project, "The History Benders," dedicated to systematically examining the architecture of mass media and its role in what the speaker terms "history bending" or the proactive creation of history. This involves analyzing SCOP/staged events and notable figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, asser…
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“Enclosed Minds for an Enclosed System” The source is a monologue from a podcast or live stream that proposes an “off-world stage” perspective, which views major news events as intentional, staged psychological operations or “Psyops,” rather than random occurrences or mere coincidences. The speaker argues that the “media government entertainment co…
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Mutually Exclusive Points of View “Mutually Exclusive Points Of View,” presents a model called the "world stage," a closed media system that dictates two polarized perspectives: "woke town" (extreme left) and "trutherville" (extreme right). This system, which includes the centrist "normville," is described as a "duopoly" or "false choice" where bot…
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This episode presents an argument that recent, seemingly unrelated events are not mere random occurrences but are “coincidences with intentionality”. The speaker asserts that history itself is not objective but is a “proactive creation” managed by a central coordinating entity referred to as the Psyop Entertainment Complex. Summary of Key Concepts …
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A former Dominican friar who dared to say the universe had no centre — and paid with his life. Born in 16th-century Italy, Giordano Bruno broke with Church teachings to imagine an infinite cosmos filled with countless worlds. To him, God was not confined to heaven or hierarchy but alive in every corner of creation. The Inquisition saw it differentl…
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A teenage peasant who claimed to hear the voice of God — and changed the course of European history. At just seventeen, Joan of Arc convinced the French prince to let her lead an army against the English, turning the tide of the Hundred Years’ War. But her victories came at a price: captured, accused of heresy, and burned alive at nineteen. Was she…
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The speaker describes how mass media and entertainment are systematically synchronized with staged news events, or “psyops,” to reinforce propaganda and manipulate public perception. The speaker analyzes the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk as a case study, citing specific instances of entertainment content, such as the movies Snake Eyes and H…
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Only half of all Australians understand Jesus to be a real person who lived at a time and place in history, according to the latest Australian Community Survey. Two in 10 Australians said Jesus was a mythical or fictional character while three out of 10 didn’t know. Their doubts stand in contrast to those of ancient historians, classicists and New …
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What separates humans from other animals? It’s not our brain hardware. It’s our always changing brain software. For so long, humans believed our brain power separates us from animals: since the earliest human species, our brain size has tripled. But our brains haven’t grown for 30,000 - probably 300,000 years. So, why are we the ones who build citi…
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In the Pacific Ocean right now grey, humpback and southern right whale populations are increasing. This is important for us all ecologically. But for some of us, even more is at stake. Because around the world, from the equator to the Arctic, from Russia to New Zealand, throughout history and today, humans revere whales, as spiritual ancestors and …
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Two days prior to the assassination of right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk, a group of writers at US-based feminist magazine, Jezebel, published an article stating that they 'Paid Some Etsy Witches to Curse Charlie Kirk’. The magazine has since pulled the article, on the advice of their lawyers, so as not to cause any confusion about their s…
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The art of marking the body, by piercing the flesh and pushing ink into the wound, the tattoo, has had an uneasy relationship with religion. It's sometimes seen as a desecration of the body, but equally, the tattoo is venerated as a rite of passage and as a form of worship. Then there are tattoos in the secular context. They are so common in Austra…
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Two thousand years ago, Christianity was an obscure movement with no wealth, power, or friends in high places. Yet within a few centuries, its radical commitment to human dignity, charity and non-violence transformed the Roman world and helped shape the civilisation we live in today. How did a powerless sect became the most influential religion on …
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The Infinite Plane Radio podcast, streamed live on YouTube and X (formerly Twitter), opened with updates on ongoing projects, followed by an extended critique of the “world stage” paradigm, conspiracy culture, and the psychology of belief in mass media narratives. Project Updates The host announced that work continues on a major book project titled…
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It’s hard to believe that one in three young Australian adults go regularly to worship services – more than any other age group. But it’s true and men are leading the charge. It’s a puzzle, because it breaks two longstanding rules of religion: believers are typically female and old. Remember back in 2000. Even the most optimistic priest wouldn’t ha…
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We live in a universe that sustains life – but what are the chances of that? And scientists now believe that if the laws of physics were different by just a fraction – our universe would be either empty, simple, or long ago extinct. If the strength of gravity or the mass of an electron was different by even the tiniest amount, the universe as we kn…
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Truth used to be something we argued about. Now we can’t even agree on what it is. In a world of fake news and alternate facts, we each claim our personal truth, our own competing version of reality. So, how does science, religion, and philosophy help us navigate truth when certainty is elusive? What does it mean to live in a time when truth itself…
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Can celibacy actually make us purer and closer to God? What is it about sex that gets in the way of our divinity? What do some of the world’s major religions say about celibacy or even require of it’s devotees? And, with the very noticeable global decline in the birth rate, are we already seeing a trend towards a more chaste life? If so, can abstin…
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Can we know God through machines? Can machines know God? And could machines, one day, become godlike themselves? While AI is still in its infancy, it is evolving at lightning speed, and ingraining itself in our lives. From writing our emails, creating our budgets and even serving as our therapists, society is embracing AI as part of our everyday li…
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With the Coldplay "kiss cam" fiasco and two corporate careers in tatters we ask the question: Should leaders be held to a higher personal standard than the rest of society? Beyond the memes and outrage, what does this moment reveal about how we expect leaders to behave — not just at work, but in public and online? And what does ethical leadership l…
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Is God multilingual? Does the divine speak Hebrew? Arabic? Latin? Or is it something more mysterious? This week on God Forbid, we’re asking: who gets to speak the language of God? And what happens when only a select few can read the sacred texts? From ancient scrolls to colonial classrooms, religion has often been shaped — and controlled — by langu…
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What do dancing Mormons, blind dates, and superyachts have in common? They've all featured on so-called ‘reality TV’ shows. But just how ‘real’ are they? Some argue reality tv is anti-feminist – yet the genre is consistently popular with young women, and a new reality TV show is breaking records with religious women at the centre of it – The Secret…
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55 horror movies came out last year - more than one a week - the most of any year this century. But why would make-believe horror double its box office share in a decade which has seen real existential fear: wars, pandemics, and natural disasters. And what do movies that scare us have to do with religions that comfort us? Well, they’re both interes…
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The Prime Minister says our cultural diversity is a strength and calls for "progressive patriotism". But global turmoil is making it's way to our shores in the form of demonstrations and violence on our streets. What does the future hold for the ties that bind us together? And what IS progressive patriotism anyway? GUESTS: Prof, the Rev Peter Kurti…
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With His Holiness the Dalai Lama turning 90 this month, every day that passes brings his succession closer. When he dies, the religious power struggle over his replacement will certainly be at the top of the Communist Party’s agenda. So what might lie in the future for Tibet in it's ongoing struggle for autonomy from Chinese rule? Is there a middle…
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On God Forbid we’re talking about the sacred strands that sprout from our skulls. Whether it’s being grown long, shaved off, or covered up... hair has long been a point of contention for faith communities. Claims of both modesty AND freedom come up when we discuss hair coverings... and often a similar piece of fabric will elicit very different resp…
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