Rejected at the border on a pilgrimage to the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, I end up in the Bolivian Amazon basin, frantically searching for a TV to watch my beloved Socceroos.

Wandering drunk around San Francisco can find one in situations more surreal than fiction, more absurd than socialist policy.

Despite its crumbling foundation, the current global narrative is not the final consequence, and is but one component of a scripted soap opera designed to cloak the hand of evil.

As proclaimed in the Book of Isaiah, the five prophecies of Lucifer will come to fruition in many forms, and is presently revealing its machination as a tyrannical global technocracy.

Upon a chance run-in with a member of the Mexican Mafia, Chuck Hagen sets up a rare interview, in Mexico, on a mountain, in a cave.

In southern Mexico, a century-old war rages on, between the mountains and the sea, between the wealthy and the poor, between freedom and government oppression.

In 2001, the European nation of Portugal implemented a radical drug policy that vastly improved the lives of the citizens. So why doesn’t this happen elsewhere?

Dividing the Americas, the Darién Gap has long been considered a fortified abyss. However, amid the darkness, lies an promise rich in spiritual ascendance.

Used to portray both the harmonising influence and sinister machination of man, the serpent has cultivated a rich history of duality, enlightenment, and secrecy.

Uruguay’s Cabo Polonio is both a stunning hellhole and a hideous wonderland, rife with thieves, drugs, poets, and hippy backpackers just aching to steal your milk.

The beautiful juxtaposition of Philadelphia is reminiscent of a Greek tragedy filled with love and hate, danger and safety, and beauty and ruin.

From raising the ire of Hitler, to poking the Big Pharma bear, to countercultural antihero, psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich was a crucial figure of 20th century discourse.

Despite his psychopathic tendencies, Unabomber Ted Kaczynski’s manifesto displays a slew of accurate prophecies regarding the technocratic chokehold of present day.

Over the past six decades, Ayn Rand’s largely misunderstood ‘The Virtue of Selfishness’ essay has both awoken and angered a society hellbent on black and white tribalism.

Despite the all-purpose expletive being diluted of its magic, motherfucker still helped propel jazz, blues, rock, punk and rap into the cultural zeitgeist.

During the Great Depression, recording giants HMV teetered on the brink of bankruptcy. Enter Malta, the nation credited with reclaiming the music industry from obscurity.

After four decades served in maximum security for a crime he did not commit, activist Mumia Abu-Jamal faces the biggest challenge of his life.

Whilst H2O is crucial to continuance, a lesser-known element called deuterium suggests that our potable water may provide diminished returns because of isotopic entropy.

Over a century since the implementation of the Harrison’s Narcotics Act, many are still perplexed why cannabis was made illegal in the first place.

The theory of God speaking the universe into existence lands squarely in the subject of cymatics, the meticulous study of sound wave phenomena.