CAULDRON REPORT

The “Biblical Bees" False Prophecy: What the Texts Actually Say

There is no such thing. There is a book called "The Prophecy of Bees" is a psychological suspense novel by R.S. Pateman focusing on superstition and family secrets, first published on November 20, 2014. 

As part of the usual exaggerations and media intentionally stoking the flames of paranoia and create a rerun of the "Killer Bees" nonsense from decades ago, they post commentary such as "tens of thousands of bees have filled the skies over Israel, sparking fears of a chilling biblical warning" of which there ARE NONE.

They further continue with statements such as:

• Authorities have urged residents and store owners in the commercial center of Netivot to keep windows and doors shut as swarms descended on the area.

Conspiracy or Reality? The Super Bug and Probability!

I noticed anyone that was forced to and willingly got the cov-jab and/or the boosters exhibit a lot of the signs associated with damage to the frontal cortex. Something to really think about. And no, no matter the pressure, I refused it and still do to this day.

My core rule is when its over hyped, there's something wrong. When something is claimed 100% safe, you know is BS because nothing is. When something is being forced, its always about control. That's all I needed.

Over the next months, I collected evidence, traced funding trails, interviewed researchers, and cataloged inconsistencies that painted an unsettling picture. The connections between the 2019 Military World Games in Wuhan, China, and Event 201—a pandemic simulation held on the exact same day—formed the gateway to a web of relationships that can no longer be dismissed as simple coincidence.