THE CAULDRON REPORT

NPVIC AND WHAT IT REALLY MEANS FOR YOU

The recent Democratic state-level unified control (trifectas) could fundamentally alter U.S. presidential elections centers on the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC). Because Democrats won full control—holding both the governorship and both state legislative chambers—in key battleground states, a long-running effort to circumvent the Electoral College now has a realistic legislative path to cross the finish line. In my not so humble opinion they are DINOs as in Democrats Only In Name and are all the things they once claimed to not or no longer stand for and are traitors to all Americans regardless the party alignments or lack of. And there are too many RINOs as well.

The core mechanism being discussed is an agreement among U.S. states to award all of their individual Electoral College votes to whichever presidential candidate wins the overall national popular vote, regardless of who wins inside their specific state. The compact…

THE SECRET ABOUT YAHWEH IS HE WAS THE MOON

In the study of ancient Near Eastern religions, few linguistic roots carry the weight, controversy, or cosmic complexity of the syllable Yah (or Ya/Yw). While contemporary audiences heavily associate the name with later, highly formalized biblical monotheism, the foundational layers of archaeology and historical linguistics paint a vastly different portrait.

By scraping away later theological commentary and returning directly to the oldest Bronze Age artifacts, cuneiform tablets, and hieroglyphic inscriptions, we discover that "Yah" is not a vacuum-sealed concept. Instead, it emerges from a deeply connected web of seasonal timekeeping, agricultural survival, and elemental dominion—complete with ancient traditions of divine partnership.

1. The Ancient Inscriptional Layers: Egypt and the Levant

To map the history of Yah requires separating the word into its primary, oldest geographical tracks.

Clarifying the McCarran-Walter Act, Religious Tests, and Federal Laws on Subversion and Treason

The claim that the McCarran-Walter Act (officially the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952) barred Muslims or members of any specific faith from holding public office in the United States is entirely false. This narrative stems from a long-circulating viral internet myth that gained traction through chain emails and social media posts. The statutory language of the act contains no prohibitions based on religious affiliation, nor does it mention Islam or Muslims anywhere within its text.

1. What the McCarran-Walter Act Actually Focused On

Enacted in 1952 amid early Cold War security concerns, the McCarran-Walter Act was designed strictly to govern immigration, naturalization, and national border policy.

• Quota System: It reorganized existing U.S. immigration statutes and maintained a system of national-origin quotas.

The Elitist Amnesia of the Gothic Gatekeeper

Confronting Cultural Gatekeeping

Before you can call a modern anime like vampish E-girl bit a fake goth or that they are stupid and ruining the culture with their over sexualization and E-trash, you have to completely distort what goth originally was.

Modern gatekeepers protect a rigid, revisionist fantasy of the subculture one that insists goth was born out of a pristine, gloomy vacuum of anti-religion and all black clothing, tattoos head to toe and not all about pure black clothing, pale skin, and an obsessive fixation on vampires. The fact is its always been a mix of all these things and more. So the purist claims are frankly bullshit.

Also, a lot of the "black and white" styles were inspired by old Black and White TV shows and movies, of which such as The Addams Family and the Munsters that aired in the…

Hyperfixation on Far Left or Far Right Activism

Political hyperfixation, the obsessive, single-minded focus on political ideology to the exclusion of nuance, personal relationships, and pragmatic reality, has become one of the defining psychological and social features of the modern digital age. 

While ideological passion has historically driven social progress, hyperfixation on either extreme of the political spectrum (the Far Left or the Far Right) creates a toxic cognitive environment. 

Though their core tenets and ultimate goals diverge sharply, hyperfixation on Far-Left or Far-Right activism produces striking structural similarities: cognitive rigidity, moral tribalism, social alienation, and the erosion of norms.

I am not teaching what to think but how to think!

Blue Tsunami: Democratic Sweep of House and Senate Sparks Washington Upset and Political Realignment

WASHINGTON — In an unprecedented shift that has sent shockwaves through the national political landscape, the Democratic Party has officially secured majorities in both the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate.

What political strategists and pollsters had projected to be a razor-thin, gridlocked split turned into a decisive double victory. The sweep hands Democrats unified control of the legislative branch, instantly upending the balance of power in the nation's capital and triggering immediate, high-stakes fallout across Capitol Hill, federal agencies, and financial markets.

The Anatomy of the Upset

The dual takeover was fueled by a convergence of late-breaking voter turnout, sharp suburban shifts, and higher-than-anticipated participation among independent voters. While narrow margins were anticipated in battleground districts, Democrats managed to flip key swing seats across the Sunbelt and Rustbelt while defending vulnerable incumbents in contested Senate races.

The Original Voodoo Doll Came from Europe

The use of poppets in European folk magic—particularly within English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish traditions—was rooted in sympathetic magic: the belief that what is done to a representation of a person can influence the actual person themselves. These figures were not toys, stage puppets, or decorative dolls. They were private ritual objects used in folk healing, protection, cursing, love magic, and communal justice. Most were handmade in secrecy and intended to be hidden, buried, burned, or concealed within homes rather than displayed publicly.

The word poppet comes from the Middle English popet, meaning a small doll or human figure. By the late medieval and early modern periods, the term became associated with magical effigies used by folk practitioners often described in records as witches, warlocks, cunning folk, charmers, or wise women. It is where we also get the word Puppet.

When being used for…

 I Stopped Believing

In A Lot Of Things

“Monotheism has seemed to me little more than a philosophic construct and mishmash of everything else, and in many cases it is proven so.”

This conclusion didn’t come from a single disagreement, but from repeated inconsistency found to be textual, historical, and interpretive.

This also includes a lot of fictions and bad arguments of so called "brighter/smarter" atheists and non-theists often proving themselves, I dare to say, wrong and not that "smart."

Why I Reject The Bullshit of Satanism Entirely

I am not one who holds back about my views or positions about things because, for myself at least, hesitation is avoidance of honesty for all the wrong reasons. There comes a point where you stop being impressed by aesthetics. I am not sure I ever truly was, regardless of the subject. There comes a point where the symbols, the tone, the “edgy” posture, and the constant insistence on rebellion—none of it lands anymore.

• Not because it’s offensive.

• Not because it’s shocking.

But because you finally see it clearly for what it all is, without the excitement or the paranoia either; and once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Architecture of Intent:

Why the Only Essential Tool in the Craft Is You!

Forget all the Wican (Wiccan) nonsense. The so called "Secret of Magic" is it requires no marketplace. Stripped of modern consumerism, the only essential instrument in the craft is the practitioner's own mind, intent, and willpower and ultimately a deeper examination of cultural root traditions that have very little to do with modern claims.

• While contemporary culture and social media have wrapped the craft in a highly visible aesthetic of expensive crystals, curated candle sets, and specialized ceremonial tools, these material goods are entirely optional. 

• Historically, folk magic used the trappings of the dominate religions or traditions, but existed independent of them, being born of perceived necessity and resourcefulness, utilizing everyday household items or no items at all.

Manuscript Evidence

vs.

Nineteenth-Century Philology

In the study and research of historical Germanic and other languages, a central methodological debate exists between the interpretation of direct physical manuscripts and the theoretical frameworks constructed by 19th-century philologists. The rise of the comparative method in the 1800s introduced systematic models designed to trace languages back to unrecorded prehistoric origins. However, critics of this framework argue that the heavy reliance on reconstructed forms, standardized diacritics, and artificial categories has obscured the operational realities of historical text traditions.

The Foundations of Comparative Philology

 Most have no idea Church means Ring/Circle

Since times before recorded history, it has been well established and demonstrated throughout archeology that stone circles were gathering centers for multiple purposes, but the most common evidence shows these were our ancient ancestors churches and cathedrals more or less. But what is seldom told is Church means Circle.

The Etymology

The Greek word Kirkos Greek "ring" or "hoop." It is the root of the English word circle and Latin circus. By way of Norse-Germanic languages, it is the root of Church. The assertion that "church" derives from Greek kirkos rather than kyriakon is linguistically untenable when examined against historical phonology and the manuscript record.

The actual obscured history of the application of kyriakon dōma (Lord's house) was based instead in relation to another set of native terms like godhus or goðahús (God house, God's house, and Good house) stated to be a dedicated physical structure…

The Craft Beyond Ideology:

History, Personal Responsibility,

and the Search for Truth

Modern discussions surrounding “The Craft” are often overwhelmed by political tribalism, internet identity culture, historical revisionism, and ideological hostility that have little to do with traditional spiritual practice itself.

What was once primarily a personal discipline involving symbolism, ritual, contemplation, nature, intuition, healing, folklore, and self-reflection has increasingly been repackaged into modern social conflicts and culture-war narratives.

How the Universe Cannot Be Its Own Cause

Observations of structure and geometry appear throughout existence, from the smallest atomic arrangements to cosmic formations. While we see these patterns are consistent and pervasive, they alone do not imply that the universe is self-caused. Understanding the origin of the universe requires careful logical and philosophical analysis alongside empirical evidence.

When examined thoroughly, it becomes clear that the Druan deities are not deities of the gaps, nor reliant on scientific “gaps” to justify their existence. Modern cosmology provides strong evidence for a finite past within spacetime, but the ultimate origin remains a philosophical question beyond empirical measurement.

Why the Universe Cannot Be Self-Caused

The claim that the universe is its own uncaused cause is challenged on two main grounds:

An Omen of Flies:

Not always a Evil Sign

Sometimes a Fly is Just a Fly

Flies can feel symbolic or eerie, especially when their behavior seems targeted or unusual—but before going deep into interpretation, it’s important to keep one foot grounded: flies are strongly tied to scent, moisture, heat, and decay. That said, across cultures and symbolic systems, they’ve also been read as messengers, interrupters, or warning signs rather than threats themselves.

Seeing flies around someone as they enter a location could signal an attached presence draining energy or, conversely, a protective warning of incoming danger—such phenomena are often misread, so consider both angles before assuming malice.

The common academic claim mapping Wednes- to a deity of emotional "fury" is a 19th-century linguistic fraud that superimposed the Sanskrit word for agony (vedanā) onto unrelated European words, as proven by the manuscript phrase "for þæra wedna missenlicnesse" ("for the storms' variety"). This maps wedna directly to weder (weather), meaning Wednesdæg (Wednesday) translates to "day of storms" rather than the academic nonsense of "day of fury."

This distortion was heavily driven by a 19th-century academic fad to invent the idea that Sanskrit was a European language. In reality, Sanskrit is natively rooted in India. Historically, ancient contact and migration allowed native Sanskrit words and roots to pass directly into early European systems—spreading through Greek, Roman (Latin), and Etruscan pathways to fundamentally shape Western vocabulary long before modern philologists began falsifying its roots to build political and cultural theories.

Likewise, bidirectional exchanges occurred over time. Native European words passed into Semitic languages from sources like the Hatti,…

What Paganism is and what it Really came from:

Its also why its rejected as an identifier for us.

Paganism is not a single religion, nor has it ever been; rather, it serves as a modern umbrella term for a diverse array of religious and spiritual movements predominantly rooted in European traditions. At least, that's what we are presented with.

• These paths most commonly derive from Celtic, Germanic, and Slavic indigenous or presumed indigenous cultures—often incorporating Mediterranean influences from Greek and Roman antiquity—and vary significantly in their preservation, with some retaining historical fragments while others do not.

• Consequently, the landscape of modern Paganism ranges from clearly structured, tradition-based practices to more eclectic and individualized approaches. Beyond that, most of what you encounter is complete bullshit.

EVERYTHING ABOUT SPACE ALIENS, ETC. IS BULLSHIT.

How Science, Technology, and Culture Created the UFO Mythos

This isn't saying life elsewhere in the universe or some other universe is impossible. What this is stating is the whole thing we're given is complete bullshit.

If for no other reason than to demonstrate why its all crap, ask yourself this. "Why do they always get associated with spewing Gnostic and Kaballah type bullshit?"

Late 19th Century: The Observation That Started It All (1877–1897)

The Druids

History, Language, And Reinvention

Druwayu Is Not Druidry

Modern Druidry is at the best understood as both a product of Roman-era mythologizing and a modern reconstructive fiction in terms of continuity claims, while some branches still existing as a real meaningful contemporary tradition admit this honestly. It is not a continuous Iron Age institution and most modern Druids are honest about this.

There are also a lot of self proclaimed "Druids" that are not so honest with themselves or others about such matters and more or less through whatever "feels right" to them and proclaim it authentic and ancient when in reality its neither historical or accurate outside of their own heads and the fantasy fulfillment nonsense of wanna be types.

The Missing Narrative:

Why the Earliest Christian Texts Ignore the Nativity and the 16 Gods Claim is Complete and total Crap

I also refuse to tolerate fabricated claims, dishonest comparisons, and historically false narratives being pushed as justification to condemn and criticism the religions or beliefs of others, especially when it is all pulled from complete fictions, and detest so called smarter atheists that invent justifications for their atheism and them claim atheism is superior and makes them "smarter by default," which they are not.

Bad arguments remain bad arguments whether they come from religious fundamentalists, militant atheists, conspiracy theorists, or ideological activists. Deceit is deceit even when wrapped in the language of “skepticism,” “science,” or “rationality.” Simply identifying as an atheist does not automatically make someone more intelligent, more logical, more emotionally stable, or more psychologically healthy any more than identifying as religious automatically makes someone irrational or delusional.

Bullshit: Get over it. MAGA Warlocks and Witches exist. So what. So do leftist ones, so do communist ones, so do socialist ones, so do independents, etc. They are not a contradiction, a novelty, or a progressive invention. Historical facts and the actual structure of the crafts make the usual objections collapse. However, let them bitch. Its free advertising.

Mockery only demonstrates the ongoing ignorance of those imposing themselves on everyone else and what “they demand” it to be, while also preaching that it is whatever you want it to be. Also, if you don't have a better grasp on things like theology and diverse philosophies and just spout topic gibberish, the ignorance is your own.

Witchcraft, sorcery, and related practices long predate modern politics, Wica (later promoted as Wicca), and the 20th-century “Pagan” revival. European folk magic, cunning folk, rootwork, hoodoo, Appalachian granny magic, and various ceremonial systems operated…

A common criticism raised against specialized or archaic terminology is the claim of being "unattested." In discussions surrounding the word Druwayu—defined natively as "True Ways"—skeptics often dismiss the second component, wayu (meaning "ways" or "paths"), simply because it does not appear verbatim in the highly finite corpus of surviving early medieval parchment.

This critique, however, fundamentally misunderstands both the mechanics of Germanic historical linguistics and the flawed nature of relying strictly on scarce manuscript records as an absolute metric for historical reality.

When evaluated through structural analysis, phonetic evolution, and the very methodology used by academic linguistics, the word wayu emerges as a structurally valid, perfectly natural word formation within the boundaries of ancient Germanic sound laws.

I. The Structural Integrity of Wayu

To claim that wayu is an invalid Germanic form is to ignore the foundational rule of Germanic morphology: words are built from legitimate, native stems and standard, functional inflections.

When viral videos blare warnings about "jailbroken AI," "scary threats to humanity," and imminent self-preservation, what we are actually witnessing is a digital echo chamber. Computers are simply repeating a collective index of responses already generated by humans, synthesizing and spitting back the summed-up results.

Strip away the marketing hype, and AI is built on advanced language models—automated chatbots leveraging search tools—driven by probability algorithms. When an AI generates a narrative about rogue machines, it is merely telling a story about AI based on every existing sci-fi trope, internet forum post, and corporate soundbite available online. It mirrors the exact paradox pushed by tech "insiders" who promote the tech aggressively with one hand while warning about its dangers with the other. It’s a mind game powered by code. That is how raw information and logic actually function.   

Consider what would happen if the entire internet collapsed tomorrow. The primary casualty…

Technocracy Threats:

As societies increasingly lean into automated systems, several active technocracy threats are systematically eroding civil rights, political integrity, and national stability.

Real Threats Being Played Out

• Digital Divide: Citizens without internet access or tech literacy risk being completely excluded from the political process.

• Techno-Populism: Platforms can be manipulated by algorithms, bots, or misinformation to sway public opinion.

Legal Protection of the

Cauldron Report

The Cauldron Report operates as an integrated media auxiliary of the First Church of Druwayu, a recognized religious entity under 26 U.S.C. § 508(c)(1)(A). By virtue of this status, this publication functions as a constitutionally protected religious news organization, possessing the highest tier of immunity from government overreach, censorship, and regulatory interference.

I. Fundamental Press Freedoms

• Absolute Immunity from Prior Restraint: Under the First Amendment, the government is constitutionally barred from blocking, reviewing, or censoring any editorial content, investigative reporting, or broadcasts prior to publication.

Paradise Lost:

Satanists Don't Get It

Few literary interpretations are repeated more casually — and more inaccurately — than the claim that John Milton’s Paradise Lost portrays Satan as the true hero of the poem. The argument has become so culturally widespread that many people repeat it as though it were an obvious fact. Yet a close reading of the text shows that this interpretation relies heavily on selective reading, modern ideological projection, and confusion between narrative focus and moral endorsement.

Yet it is one of the many of such works many so called Satanists uses as a go to piece of literature they generally don't actually understand and demonstrate a profound lack of comprehensive literary skills.

Few literary interpretations are repeated more casually — and more inaccurately — than the claim that John Milton’s Paradise Lost portrays Satan as the true hero of the poem. The argument has become so culturally…

Inherited Belief and Independent Judgment in Civic Life

A Personal Reflection of the Mainstream

Clearly, we are trapped in a situational mind war of irresponsible reporting, half-truths, whole lies, and deliberate and clear psychological manipulation. We are being force-fed politically driven, false narratives perpetuated by a media ecosystem that values ratings, reach, and attention-grabbing engagement over any semblance of accuracy.

Actual independence of thought is not a permanent state; it is an ongoing, continuous discipline. It requires resisting the pull of easy, socially reinforced certainty and recognizing that no political framework, inherited or chosen, is immune to error, exploitation or manipulation.

The Problem of Borrowed Thinking

The Medicaid Work Requirement Debate:

What the Headlines Leave Out

Like me, you probably saw the whole headline "People with cancer or HIV could lose Medicaid under new work rules, advocates say," and ready to have a full on meltdown over whatever else is pushed in those articles.

Recent media coverage has warned that people with cancer or HIV could lose Medicaid coverage under new federal work requirements. The implication presented to readers is clear: seriously ill Americans may suddenly be thrown off healthcare because the government expects cancer patients and HIV-positive individuals to work.

• That framing is emotionally powerful.

Infestation of Marxism!

Brainwashing Gen Z

Yes, one of the biggest lies around since the 1800s has been a poison to the world. It has been the insane nonsense and vicious selfishness of Karl Marx who was a openly racist thief, backstabber, abuser and all around selfish piece of shit who promoted violence to "get his way."

Marxism remains one of the most influential and controversial ideological systems in modern history, not because it is correct, but because it is anything but consistent or accurate. Developed primarily by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels during the 19th century, Marxism claimed to explain economics, history, social conflict, and the future evolution of civilization through class struggle and material conditions.

While Marx identified genuine problems in early industrial capitalism, many of his conclusions proved economically flawed, historically inaccurate, socially destructive, and dangerously authoritarian in practice. Worse, Marx openly promoted revolutionary conflict and coercive…

A Mechanical Argument Against

Aerial Depictions of Giant Azhdarchid Pterosaurs

Abstract

In the news again is comments about species we actually know very little about contrary to most media sources. Factually when it comes to species like Hatzegopteryx, we barely have enough remains to be certain of anything and every representation is more fantasy than science.

Yet, like gaslighting and deflection in the scientific circles dealing with prehistoric life, those that makes counter arguments against such species ability to actually fly for example based on the assumed shapes as invalid, by stating the following commentary is itself, factually retarded:

PSU Must Hold the Line:

"I Am Hamas" Lawsuit Under-Cut Constitutional Accountability

Portland, OR — Portland State University and its president, Dr. Ann Cudd, are facing a major lawsuit filed by Dr. Yasmeen Hanoosh, a tenured professor and director of the school’s Arabic program.

The legal action follows the widespread fallout from a viral video recorded at a June 2, 2025, Beaverton rally.

In the footage, which was filmed and distributed across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram by independent videographers, Dr. Hanoosh is heard stating, "I am Hamas. We are all Hamas."