The Islamic Connections to Catholicism
Ford and the Forgotten River Mafia
Before Chicago had an Outfit, before New York had families, and long before organized crime acquired Italian surnames, the American frontier already supported something far more fluid—and arguably more powerful: river‑based criminal syndicates moving quietly along the Ohio, Wabash, and Mississippi corridors. These were not loose bands of thieves. They were integrated systems that fused counterfeiting, land seizure, intelligence gathering, transportation monopolies, and political influence into what … Continue reading Ford and the Forgotten River Mafia
HAARP and Advances in Tesla Technology
The Exocortex
From the moment “AI” entered mainstream consciousness, it was framed as an enemy. Not by engineers, but by culture. Films, novels, conspiracy theories, corporate marketing—decades of storytelling trained the public to see intelligence outside the skull as a threat, a usurper, something fundamentally opposed to human flourishing. The “us vs them” dynamic was preinstalled long before any real artificial intelligence existed. By the time language … Continue reading The Exocortex
Occult Forces – Anti-Jewish/Masonic Nazi Propaganda (1943)
The Occult Reinvention of Tarot: Enlightenment Speculation, Nineteenth‑Century Esotericism, and the Birth of a Modern Myth
Tarot’s reputation as a repository of ancient mystical wisdom is a relatively recent construction. The images themselves originated in Renaissance Europe, but the belief that they conceal esoteric teachings from Egypt, Kabbalah, or other primordial traditions was shaped centuries later. To understand how tarot acquired this new identity, we must examine the intellectual and cultural forces of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries—an era defined by … Continue reading The Occult Reinvention of Tarot: Enlightenment Speculation, Nineteenth‑Century Esotericism, and the Birth of a Modern Myth
History of Skull & Bones Controlling Education
Frontier Priesthoods, Jungle Empires, and the Atlantic Occult Intelligence Network
The Frontier Was Never Empty The American frontier was never just land and rifles. It was institutional experimentation in real time — a rolling laboratory where authority had to be invented on the fly. Before railroads stitched the continent together and before federal power could meaningfully project itself westward, legitimacy traveled person‑to‑person. It moved through lodges, churches, fraternal halls, revival tents, treasure‑hunting expeditions, and the circuits of … Continue reading Frontier Priesthoods, Jungle Empires, and the Atlantic Occult Intelligence Network
The Curious Timeline of Mr. Smith
There are moments in American history when multiple systems come online at once — religion, commerce, geography, intelligence. Not gradually. Not politely. They activate together, compressing decades of change into a few volatile years. The 1820s–1830s frontier is one of those moments. America is still unfinished. Federal authority is thin. Rivers function as highways. Land is speculative. Faith is mobile. Capital is hunting new corridors. … Continue reading The Curious Timeline of Mr. Smith
Unnameable Media 