Australia's Front Line
As the world continues to push through an era of uncertainty, the tide has slowly been turning. More Australians are switching off the propaganda and are seeking alternative options.
During this fundamental shift, TOTT News strives to provide free-thinking Australians with a reputable platform to gain their information. This notion continues to resonate with audiences.
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All processes of transformation can be painful, especially personal growth, and the more one becomes connected to the truth, the more disconnected they become from the herd.
The day-to-day presence of synchromystic codes adds weight to the notion that a preordained destiny - cosmically, theologically and genetically - awaits future generations of the world.
Only those who are willing to see the signs and accept the implications of personal fate will have any hope of transcending the lies and completing their mission in life.
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There are many movies with hidden spiritual messages. Some of these movies will allow you to question, think and further decipher reality. The more you awaken to your truth, the more the hidden esoteric messages in motion pictures become evident.
The Truman Show is a powerful entry into the unique and ‘prophetic’ catalogue of science fiction -- a simple story, heavy with metaphor and message, akin to a biblical allegory.
What can the story of Truman tell us about the world around us and the process of awakening? Could the phenomenon of sync reveal a larger process of spiritual initiation?
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As an era of mass vaccine coercion soon begins to sweep the planet, growing numbers are expected to become disenfranchised and turn away from the system.
The Great Split concept may soon become a reality, with informed individuals predicted to forge new paths in the wake of increasing targeted restrictions.
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Queensland has switched on a new ‘smart ticketing system’ that lets commuters pay for trips on the network using their smartphones, debit/credit cards and smart watches.
Part of $371 million project, this is the first phase of a plan that will eventually see citizens access public transport via facial and vein biometric recognition methods.