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The Silent Ecocide Redux provides a balanced view on the #Climate agenda, and how #Geoengineering is detrimentally impacting planetary biodiversity and human health. An in depth unafraid look at what's really driving #ecocide, looking at real solutions governments oppress and how to overcome this planetary crisis - (paperback) amazon.com/dp/B0DKTNDTL1 (kindle) amazon.com/dp/B0DLGWK2MN This newly revised edition of The Silent Ecocide Redux brings fresh updates and critical scientific data, while preserving the core elements that made the original edition so impactful. Key features of this edition include: Exclusive Interviews: Rare transcripts with free energy pioneers, whose knowledge remains suppressed and may soon be inaccessible. Wildlife Extinction Crisis: A startling analysis between 2015 data and 2024 data reveals that the number of endangered species has doubled in just nine years, highlighting the global environmental emergency. Geoengineering Exposed: Updated shocking reports from the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) confirm that geoengineering, far from being a solution, threatens human and ecological health, wildlife biodiversity, and human rights. The Hidden Impact of Technology: Explore how emerging technologies—such as synthetic biology and nano-sized innovations—are disrupting ecosystems, wildlife, and human health, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ancient Amazonian Civilizations: New evidence uncovers the sophisticated civilizations that once cultivated the Amazon, reinforcing the crucial role of Indigenous peoples as the rainforest’s original guardians. Technocracy and Consciousness: Delve into the profound impact of modern technocracy on human consciousness and the spiritual challenges we face as we attempt to reconcile technological advancements with ecological sustainability. Carlita Shaw, an ecological project developer and writer for over 21 years, offers this edition as a clarion call for environmental action and a roadmap to understanding the critical intersections of ecology, consciousness, society, governance, and humanity’s future.

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War Rescue Operations Update with Animals Lebanon — Rescue teams from Animals Lebanon successfully retrieved 16 cats from heavily bombed areas in Lebanon. All 16 cats were safely reunited with their families, while an additional 12 families received assistance with their displaced pets. The organisation’s teams entered high-risk zones affected by intense bombardment to reach animals abandoned during rapid evacuations. Many families had only minutes to flee their homes. Some managed to take their pets, but others were forced to leave them behind, trapped inside without food, water, or any means of escape. Animals Lebanon reported that its teams remain fully mobilised, receiving new rescue requests hourly. Each case is carefully assessed for urgency and security risks before operations proceed. How Animals Lebanon Is Helping: Rescuing animals trapped in affected and high-risk areas Providing urgent veterinary care to injured animals from war zones Distributing food and essential supplies for displaced pets Supplying boarding cages so cats can remain safely with their guardians in shelters Offering travel crates to families fleeing with their animals Entering war-affected zones when feasible to retrieve left-behind pets The update highlighted the harsh reality for pets amid the conflict: many remain trapped in empty homes, terrified by ongoing explosions, and waiting for their families to return. Animals Lebanon stated it is doing everything possible to continue these efforts, but urgently requires additional funding to sustain rescue operations, including supplies, equipment, transportation, and support for field teams. Donations are directed to the organisation’s GoFundMe campaign (the link is typically available in their bio on Instagram and Facebook). Those needing assistance with pets are encouraged to reach out directly, while volunteers, foster homes for displaced animals, and financial supporters are warmly welcomed. The organisation concluded with a message of resilience: Lebanon is exhausted, but the teams will not stop their work to help animals caught in the crisis. animalslebanon | Instagram | Linktree

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The Incredible Migration of the Monarch Butterfly And the Secret to how they Navigate 3000 Miles Every autumn, monarch butterflies embark on one of the most extraordinary migrations on Earth — travelling up to 3,000 miles from Canada and the United States to the mountains of Mexico. In this article, I explore the science behind their journey — including the remarkable “biological compass” that allows them to navigate using the sun, polarized light, and even Earth’s magnetic field — all guided through their antennae. But this story goes deeper than science. It traces their fragile life cycle, their dependence on disappearing milkweed, and the growing threats pushing their populations into decline — alongside the cultural and spiritual significance they hold in Mexico, where they are seen as returning ancestral souls. This is a story of endurance, intelligence, and survival — but also a reminder of how much this migration now depends on human action. open.substack.com/pub/carlitasha…

Hawaii’s March 2026 Kona Low Floods: Local Heroism Saved Lives, Repeated Infrastructure and Preparedness Failures Left the Islands Vulnerable carlitashaw.substack.com/p/hawaiis-marc…

The Bearcat- Bingturong I’ve been seeing a few videos go viral on the Binturong, so I am putting this out to combat the fad it is feeding in Asia, to raise awareness of the spiral effects such videos have in encouraging the illegal exotic pet trade. The Binturong—often called the “bearcat”—has quietly become a social media curiosity, its unusual appearance and popcorn-like scent drawing attention across platforms. But behind the novelty lies a troubling reality: this surge in online fascination is not helping the species—it’s putting it at greater risk. As demand for “unique” wildlife content grows, binturongs are increasingly being: captured from the wild kept illegally as pets used as props for paid photos or tourist interactions This strips them from their natural rainforest homes and fuels a trade that thrives on novelty, not conservation. Binturongs are not domestic animals. They are arboreal, solitary, and deeply tied to forest ecosystems in Southeast Asia, where they play a vital role as seed dispersers. Removing them from the wild disrupts not only their lives—but the forests they help sustain. If you see: people offering paid photos with binturongs individuals keeping them as pets online sales or promotion of these animals please report it to local wildlife authorities or conservation organisations. And just as importantly: Do not engage, share, or support content that encourages their exploitation in the illegal pet trade, instead raise awareness to protect them. Every like, share, or paid interaction in social media reinforces a system that turns wild beings into commodities. True appreciation of wildlife means: respecting their place in the wild refusing to participate in exploitative trends and using our voices to protect, not popularise, their suffering Let the binturong remain what it is meant to be— a quiet guardian of the rainforest canopy, not a prop for fleeting attention.—CS

Forbidden Frequencies Part 2: The Pattern of Suppression and the Return of Resonant Healing The Hidden History and Emerging Future of Vibrational Medicine carlitashaw.substack.com/p/forbidden-fr…

Maverick - a #quarterhorse, not a #mustang - was left here by a ranch hand and joined a wild herd. With a seahorse blaze, he’s still got some great moves for a 30yo. He was delighted when treatment for a skin infection ended so he could leave the barn and go back to his friends.

A Spotless Mind is a Sunnier Mind-Deep Hypnotherapy Session – Healing Trauma & Unwanted Memories Let go of the past... and step into a lighter, sunnier you. Imagine waking up each morning with a mind that feels clearer, calmer, more present — as if the heavy emotional weight you've carried for so long has simply softened... dissolved...and released. In this powerful 1-hour guided deep hypnotherapy session, A Spotless Mind is a Sunnier Mind, created with care by certified hypnotherapist Carlita Shaw, you'll experience Milton Erickson-inspired techniques that allow your subconscious to gently reframe and release painful memories, trauma echoes, intrusive thoughts, or old emotional imprints — whether from childhood, recent shocks, PTSD (including combat-related experiences where studies show hypnotherapy often brings significant relief, such as reduced intrusive memories and better sleep), or even the lingering stress of brain injury recovery. As you relax deeply into soothing oceanic soundscapes, original ambient music, and healing frequency tones (all crafted by Carlita herself), your nervous system naturally settles... your breathing slows... and positive suggestions take root effortlessly, a great mind hack helping you: Feel greater emotional calm and inner peace Reduce mental looping, flashbacks, or anxiety triggers Build natural self-confidence and presence Sleep more deeply and wake up refreshed Handle everyday stress with clarity and ease (perfect for ADHD, RSD, or high-sensitivity too) Many who listen regularly (especially before sleep, with earphones, once or twice a week for 3 months) notice they already begin to live more fully in the present — lighter, freer and sunnier. You don't have to keep carrying what no longer serves you. When you're ready to experience this gentle yet profound release for yourself, discover A Spotless Mind is a Sunnier Mind — your subconscious is already beginning to look forward to the calm and renewal waiting on the other side. Available now on Carlita Shaw's Ko-fi shop. Listen once... and notice how good it feels to let go. Listen again... keep practicing as you go deeper each time and its the day time activities and sleeping and dreams between the sessions where the real healing work is still in process—and watch your days become brighter. Your sunnier mind is closer than you think. ko-fi.com/s/7632ed3274

When Rocks & Water Give Birth to Life: The Science of Continuous Emergence carlitashaw.substack.com/p/when-rocks-a…

Forbidden Frequencies Part 1: From Silenced Cures to a Breathing Earth How ancient wisdom, suppressed pioneers, and modern science converge on one truth: we are living conductors of cosmic energy. carlitashaw.substack.com/p/forbidden-fr…

Update on the Battle to Save Wyoming's Wild Horses A Call to Save Wyoming’s Wild Horses Wyoming’s Last Wild Gallop: A Call to Save the Red Desert’s Wild Horses In the vast, windswept plains of Wyoming’s Red Desert, where sagebrush stretches to the horizon and the hoofbeats of wild horses echo through time, a critical battle for heritage, freedom, and ecological integrity continues. The iconic wild horses of the Great Divide Basin, Salt Wells Creek, and parts of Adobe Town—descendants of those that carried explorers, settlers, and Native Americans across the frontier remain symbols of resilience and the untamed American West. These herds, numbering between roughly 2,500 and 5,000 in the targeted areas, faced an unprecedented threat: the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) planned to completely “zero out” their presence from 2.1 million acres of the “checkerboard” region (a mix of public and private lands, nearly the size of Delaware), starting as early as July 15, 2025. This marks the largest attempted eradication of wild horses in U.S. history, driven largely by pressures from private landowners like the Rock Springs Grazing Association. The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971—passed unanimously by Congress in response to public outcry over population declines from human encroachment and mustangers—declares these animals “living symbols of the historic and pioneer spirit of the West” and an “integral part of the natural system.” It made harassing or killing them on federal land a federal crime and established herd management areas on public lands. Recent Legal Victories and Delays The tide turned dramatically in July 2025. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit ruled in favour of advocacy groups, including the American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC), Animal Welfare Institute (AWI), Western Watersheds Project, and others, finding that the BLM acted arbitrarily and capriciously. The agency failed to adequately consider whether eliminating entire herds would maintain a “thriving natural ecological balance” as required by the Act, violating federal law. Read more below carlitashaw.substack.com/p/update-on-th…

Musician Willie Nelson’s Open Letter Demanding More Protection for Wild Horses Dated October 2021—It was released in late October 2021 in partnership with the advocacy group Return to Freedom, marking the 50th anniversary of the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act. The letter calls for ending large-scale roundups by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), improving humane fertility control, and passing the SAFE Act to prevent horse slaughter. A letter from Willie Nelson: Wild horses need our help today Fifty years ago, Congress unanimously voted in protections for America’s wild horses and burros through a law called the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act. That might have been the end of the story if Congress hadn’t then passed a multiple-use mandate forcing wild horses, burros, and other wildlife to share the protected land with private livestock grazing, energy projects, and public recreation. It created conflict between the Bureau of Land Management, ranchers, energy developers, and wild horse advocates, and has created a situation where the wild horses are outnumbered. Since then, the Bureau of Land Management has been setting an arbitrary number for how many wild horses it thinks ought to be on our public lands, and then using taxpayer-funded helicopters to round up the herds when it has decided there are too many. Wild horses, like other wild animals, were meant to be wild and free. Historic family bands are broken as the horses are separated forever. Some are adopted or sold, and many thousands more end up living in crowded corrals or leased pastures, exposed to the elements. Some end up slaughtered for human consumption overseas. The wild horses need us humans to come up with solutions that will end roundups, stop the stockpiling of horses, and ensure their safety. Congress has provided money for this, but the Bureau of Land Management will have to make changes and improve fertility control. So far, they are failing to live up to this new direction. We must speak up. Without pressure on the Bureau of Land Management from many groups, advocates for wild horses, and lawmakers, these historic symbols of American freedom will disappear. Help us break the cycle of wild horse roundup and removal by calling your members of Congress today through the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and urging them to support all efforts in Congress to end the massive roundups of wild horses, and increase the use of safe and humane fertility control; also to protect all horses from slaughter by passing the SAFE Act immediately. Our elected officials must know this is a priority for the American people. Let’s heal our divisions by coming together for this common purpose. – Willie Nelson

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Episode 67- Susan Schenck: They Called Me a Conspiracy Theorist- How I Got Red‑Pilled and Targeted “And there is always the odd person who still wears a mask. Sometimes it’s fear, sometimes it’s habit. To me, it is a reminder of how deep the psychological operation went. Governments and media managed to convince millions that the air itself was their enemy, and that compliance was the highest virtue. Even after the mandates were gone, the fear lived on. I realize that COVID didn’t just change laws, or economies, or travel rules. It changed the way people looked at each other. It created suspicion where there used to be trust. It turned neighbors into enforcers, friends into strangers, and some family members into enemies. And while the virus came and went, the fear it planted became a new kind of pandemic. One of obedience and silence.” carlitashaw.substack.com/p/episode-67-s…

Just writing this article made me cry too much today, I often cry if a story saddens me, but this one carries a profound message open.substack.com/pub/carlitasha…

Happy International Women's Day open.substack.com/pub/carlitasha…

In today’s relentless stream of headlines and alerts, the impact on our nervous system is nerves stay taut, heartbeats quicken, cortisol surges, the body braces as if danger lurks behind every ping, we have been programmed to be on constant alert, and to feel guilty if we are not up to date with the latest news. The truth is this wears down on cortisol and the body’s natural biorhythms and so disconnecting is an act of self preservation. This is why the body and mind can heal when we step beneath an ancient forest canopy, and that clamour of constant disruption fades, allowing the body to move into stillness, under dappled sunlight filtering through leaves, birdsong thread the air, the scent of forest moss and earth rises like a quiet balm. Breath deepens, muscles release, and a profound stillness arrives. This is physiology meeting something sacred, a return to nature and the peace we are deprived of in the modern human world. Read full article below. For those carrying deep trauma or loss—personal betrayals, war’s lingering shadows, collective wounds from pandemics or a the subconscious grieving of a planet on the brink, the forest becomes compassionate medicine. open.substack.com/pub/carlitasha…