The Classified Desk

Marvel Whiteside "Jack" Parsons was an American rocket engineer and rocket propulsion researcher, chemist, and Thelemite occultist. Associated with the California Institute of Technology, Parsons was…

May 11, 20203 min read

What is the likelihood of von Braun predicting the coming of Elon Musk and Musk’s SpaceX Mission to Mars? Could it be that Elon was familiar with Wernher von Braun’s books, and decided to link craft…

May 14, 20203 min read

There is information that points toward South America that would suggest that Tesla and Marconi might have built some sort of secret city in the middle of the jungle. Tesla and Marconi are rooted in much lore and legend with…

October 20, 20209 min read

John Trump, head of research at MIT, in high voltage research lab of MIT, 1949. (Credit: Alfred Eisenstaedt/The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)

January 2, 20214 min read

It was in 1912 that the world saw one of the biggest commercial disasters that had ever come before. The sinking of the RMS Titanic ocean-liner. Officially, it was on a foggy night in the northern Atlantic when the massive ship…

March 20, 20213 min read

They are an enigmatic group that has left their inky mark on history in various ways. Octopus symbolism is something that has become somewhat of a trope for villainous groups in the modern era, especially in the cinema. Most of…

April 20, 20217 min read

The One World Trade Center is the tallest skyscraper in the western hemisphere began construction in April of 2006. Although it was completed in 2013 but wasn't opened until November 3, 2014. The building is the 4th tallest in…

May 6, 20213 min read

Over the weekend former President Donald Trump held a Save America rally in Ohio. This comes with Trump's first major move to an alt tech platform called Rumble.

June 28, 20214 min read

It was October 4th, 1957 when the Russians took their first step into the Space Age with the launch of Sputnik, the world's first orbital satellite. Sputnik, coming from a Russian word meaning "fellow traveler", took the world by…

January 31, 20227 min read

Have you ever wanted to shit post with communist Chinese Joe Biden propaganda? Ever wanted to own a JPEG you could copy and paste for free? What about giving money away for HIGH GAS PRICES? Well, now you can!

May 7, 20221 min read

There is now an official Unnameable Media ENS for anyone that is inclined to support via crypto.

May 7, 20221 min read

It was 1815 and the Rothschild family had established a network of agents and couriers throughout Europe in the early 19th century to gather information and conduct business. This network allowed the Rothschilds to keep abreast…

January 11, 20235 min read

In late 2024, an account named Adrian Dittmann, which had been active since 2021, suddenly gained notoriety within the social media sphere. This surge in attention was largely due to speculation around Elon Musk's use of…

January 5, 20256 min read

What follows is a conversation with Grok where we think outside the box for a moment and have some of that silly fun that Elon want's us to bring to the platform. The most entertaining outcome is the most likely. So here's my OUT…

January 5, 202514 min read

The Emerald Tablet of Hermes enters the documented historical record far later than is commonly asserted in popular esoteric discourse. While modern hermetic and occult traditions frequently situate the tablet within a mythic…

February 21, 202620 min read

We imagine pyramids: chains of command, top‑down hierarchies, a Don at the top and soldiers beneath, authority flowing downward like gravity. That model feels intuitive, but it fails to capture how durable power actually operates…

February 21, 20267 min read

When people envision ancient “stargates,” they often imagine machinery—stone rings, luminous portals, or some form of technology inexplicably advanced for its historical context. But this imagery reveals more about modern…

February 21, 202611 min read

If you trace the hidden wiring of the modern world — the black budgets, the offshore money channels, the classified aerospace research, the deniable intelligence programs, the quiet financial arteries that move billions without…

February 21, 20265 min read

The enduring significance of Frankenstein does not lie in its depiction of life assembled from death, but in the institutional relocation of that act. Shelley situates creation not within a sanctuary but within a workshop—a space…

February 21, 202611 min read

Power is often imagined as something fixed: a capital city, a palace, a throne, a building that can be pointed to on a map. Yet historically, sovereignty has been far more mobile, procedural, and temporal than spatial. What looks…

February 21, 20267 min read

Within the history of Christian ecclesiology there exists a relatively obscure yet conceptually revealing term: Episcopus vagans.

February 21, 20268 min read

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…

February 21, 20269 min read