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How to silence conspiracy theorists
As regular consumers of conspira-content are likely aware, a few days ago, my friend Francis O'Neill wrote a rather controversial article, about someone named Ed The Techie, his relationship to Bob Moran, and, primarily, Ed's direct connections to the Lucy Connolly state psyop. Nearly all conspiracies seem to lead to Connolly these days, but that's […]
DAVID ICKE EXPOSED
Okay, I admit it. I've been a bit naughty. This article isn't actually about exposing David Icke, but rather, the provocative title is to illustrate a key point about human psychology: that this article will get far more views than my articles normally do, purely due to the "big name" invoked in the title. Equally, […]
Why there are no Amish geniuses
As I quite often mention, I rather admire the Amish people. In fact, 'admire' might not be emphatic enough a term: 'starstruck' is closer to it, and the only time in my life I have ever really felt an emotion of the starry-strucky variety was in 2013, when I was studying in upstate New York, […]
Jew diligence
In relation to my last article, commenting on the role of a certain ethno-nationalist tribe in "the conspiracy" - which attracted the predictable "antisemitism" accusations - one of my subscribers made a very astute observation. They said: "I used to rent an apartment from an Argentinian Jew in Sant Cugat, Barcelona. There's quite a large […]
Meningitis B-movie
It started in Club Chemistry near the Canterbury Campus, reports Cameron Charters - and the vaccine costs £330. I mean, I could just leave it there. The usual sniggering Masonic signatures are already stamped all over this theatrical production, with the CCs and 33s everywhere - and Canterbury is an especially Masonic location, with a […]
The war in Iran may be fake. But the regime change is real.
As the news cycle has been dominated continuously for the last couple of weeks with news of "the war in/on Iran", then obviously, the first question we must ask, as seasoned sceptics of psyops is, "is this real?" The general consensus from conspiratorially-inclined critical thinkers appears to be, "no". To clarify, to say the war […]
After 'Years and Years' of panto politics...
I have mentioned on several occasions, in relation to understanding the current cultural climate and where it's being directed to go next, the BBC drama, Years and Years. Released seven years ago, it charts world events from 2019-2034, as seen through the eyes of the fictional, Manchester-based Lyons family. A true testament to progressive and […]
Reform, Reclaim, Restore, Repeat...
I think I might actually start the 'Repeat' party. At least it would be honest ('Repeat! Rehashing and resharing all the same risible rhetoric as everyone else...') If I did this, I could also benefit from hoovering up a few votes from confused members of the electorate, who had mistaken Repeat for one of the […]
Name game shame
Way back in the dim and distant past, in another era, a gentler and more innocent time (around 2021), I developed a little phrase, that has since gone on to be quite widely repeated: 'if you know their name, they're in the game'. I developed this phrase for a specific reason: that, at the time, […]
Happy Fake New Year!
One of the great things about being a conspiracy theorist is that we need feel no guilt at all about not sticking to our New Year's resolutions, and indeed can feel quite smug about it, since - as all the cool conspiracy kids know - this isn't the real New Year. Celebrating New Year on […]
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