Meggi Göring

💣What happens when history, crime, and ritual collide? In the Danilov Monastery, the relics of Prince Daniil of Moscow—founder of the Moscow principality—have been deliberately desecrated and arranged into a “smiling face”, where the smile is the bone of a Turkey. This arrangement is not random; it is a ritualized inversion, a symbolic gesture mocking the dynastic lineage and encoding hidden meanings that resonate with modern criminal and psychological operations. 🎥The Phenomenon of Inversion In anthropology and criminology, inversion occurs when objects or actions are deliberately flipped or altered to communicate a hidden message. Here: Human bones replaced with avian bones (Turkey) Smile formation = symbolic mockery The inversion turns a sacred relic into a semiotic tool of humiliation and psychological intimidation This type of symbolic inversion aligns with MKUltra / Monarch Project methodologies, which use ritualized, visual, and semiotic patterns to manipulate identity, indu...

When was the last time you asked not whether your country is strong – but whether it is well? Nations are like bodies. They can look muscular on the outside – big armies, high GDP, glossy infrastructure – but inside, veins are clogged with corruption, bones weakened by fragile institutions, and memory blurred by disinformation. Core Idea The State Wellness Framework (SWF) introduces a way to measure and protect governance as if it were health: through six vital signs – structural, functional, ethical, relational, strategic, and cultural wellness. A single failure – say, weak ethics or cultural amnesia – destabilizes the whole system. Short Breakdown: 🏛 Structural: institutions & registers = backbone. ⚙ Functional: adaptability = metabolism. ⚖ Ethical: anti-corruption = immune system. 🤝 Relational: trust & rights = nervous system. 🔮 Strategic: foresight = preventive medicine. 🎭 Cultural: identity & heritage = memory. Why It Matters Hybrid warfare doesn’t always drop b...