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Reforming society or restoring the workhouse?
About ten years ago, I had a friend, we'll call him Joe, who found himself out of work. He'd been doing casual labour on construction sites, but the foreman laid him, and all the other native workers, off when he found he could exploit the circumstances of undocumented immigrants, living ten to a room, who […]
Psychos, schizos, and Rod Liddle
I came across an interesting little theory the other day, that went something like this... Most people in the world, say 80-85%, are normies: conventional thinkers, shaped and led by social norms, who do what they're told and trust authority. 'The normie' is by far the most prevalent human archetype in the world, and has […]
Liar, liar, (Superman) pants on fire
I begin this post with a certain air of reluctance and resignation, because, I'm afraid - and apologies to my long-term readers who've heard his name far too many times - it concerns Andrew bl--dy Bridgen again. For the admirably unanointed, who sensibly don't pay much attention to fringe political figures (or lunatic fringe in […]
The Age of Consent
One of the most crucial concepts to understand when evaluating the age in which we live - and the extent to which various high-profile events may be scripted and staged - is this: The manufacture of consent. The term was first coined by political scientist, Walter Lippmann, in 1922, in his book, Public Opinion. In […]
The Birth of the Truth Movement...
... Was not in 2020. I know many readers are abundantly aware of that fact, having been in it for many previous years or decades themselves, and would consider me a relative 'newbie' for first becoming involved around 2014. Fair enough. I salute your veteran status - and indeed, Mr AF himself is one such […]
Operation Lockstep ('Truther' Mix)
I, and most people who create content in the "truth movement" have had some variation of the following conversation approximately eight thousand times: "You don't write about [my pet subject]. That means you're controlled." "To be honest, I don't really know much about that subject, and don't feel I have much original to add to […]
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 […]
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