My real point with these posts is to get the things that I come across off my chest by manifesting them into the Conspir-O-Verse. My alibi is that I’m somehow helping to advance the cause of Truth, and alleviate human suffering through some mechanism or another.

However you want to view that is fine, but speaking of viewing, I wish others could see the world through my eyes, at least when they wanted to. I see “Them” all the time, and in such a way that I can’t take off the special glasses. Which brings us to today, when I was skimming this story about an event I’d never heard of before:

US Navy apologizes for Alaska atrocity: A Tlingit village destroyed in 1882 has accepted the “long overdue” gesture (RT 10/29/2024)

Read it, it’s shocking! You’d think with this and everything else that all the SJWs in the world would get on board and really start mean-mugging the military, right? But no, once again we see that SJWs are not really driven by a desire for justice. It’s something else entirely. Anyway, as I glanced down the page, this single sentence stuck:

According to the Navy’s version of events, a Tlingit shaman called Tith Klane died when a harpoon gun exploded on a whaling ship he worked on.

That was enough. You see, one of the main nests where “They” first lodged in North America was Nantucket Island. They proceeded to get into the slaughter of marine mammals and made a killing in the whaling game. Was there a connection to this outrage? You already know there is.

I should briefly mention that this took place in the context of the Alaska Purchase, supposedly ridiculed at the time as “Seward’s Folly”. That refers to Abraham Lincoln’s Secretary of State, William H. Seward. Most don’t know that Seward was a target of the same plot that assassinated Lincoln. Very few know that both were fake, my point being that—then as now—shenanigans were all about. Pressing on….

The incident in question is known as the Angoon Bombardment. It was a Zio-level slaughter. You can read up on the fairly disjointed narrative, but the scenario has a missing plot element from the very beginning. Did commercial enterprises just telegraph the US Military something like, “Hey, these ice bunnies are giving us some trouble. Could you get out here and stomp all over them? STOP” I sincerely doubt that. It seems more reasonable that someone had a word with someone who could do a thing, if you get my drift. So who was that?

The outfit that owned the ship where the inciting incident took place was the North West Trading Company. It had been established only three years previously by Henry Villard. This guy isn’t the jackpot, but his story is sus as hell:

He became a pacifist as a result of his experiences covering the two conflicts at home and abroad of the Civil War and European wars In the late 1860s.

But, uh, smoking these Eskimos was okay with him? Maybe they don’t count as people. Maybe none of us do. In any case, this guy, along with a man named Charles A. Coffin, stole General Electric out from under Thomas Edison. A story for another day but keep that other guy’s name in mind. For our story, the key sentence comes directly after that bullshit about Villard being a pacifist:

He married women's suffrage advocate Helen Frances Garrison (nicknamed "Fanny") and the daughter of famed newspaper publisher and slavery abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison (1805–1879)….

You see, I haven’t touched on it before, but the whole “social reform” movement of the second half of the 19th Century was the same as the “social justice” movement we have today. That is, both were basically entirely bullshit and should be more accurately called “social engineering”. Seriously, can anyone possibly be familiar with the full context—as we are discussing—and still believe that any of these “persons” had any interest in “reform” or “justice”? C’mon, man.

If you skim the very, very long wiki of William Lloyd Garrison, there are a lot of orange flags rather than red ones. That is, I would class this guy as “JV”, a hireling rather than a bloodline Satanist. That’s all the difference in the world for followers of “The Old Religion”.

Speaking of such followers, one of the red flags was that Garrison’s hometown was Newburyport, Massachusetts. That’s a quick shot straight up I-95 from Salem. And yep, that’s the other big nest, which eventually leaked all into the greater Boston area.

And speaking of leaking, did you ever hear the theory that Lyme disease was a bioweapon that leaked out of a lab on Plum Island? Well, that island is adjacent to Newburyport, just to the east and southeast. The majority of that island (I suppose the parts that aren’t military bioweapons research facilities) makes up the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Yes, that is “those” Parkers. Imagine that.

Now let’s take a quick look at how “history” is written, from the shadiest of institutions that is still somehow accepted as a “gold standard of science” but is here flogging us with social justice:

When Emancipation Finally Came, Slave Markets Took on a Redemptive Purpose: During the Civil War, the jails that held the enslaved imprisoned Confederate soldiers. After, they became rallying points for a newly empowered community (Smithsonian Magazine 2/26/2018)

Walking along the streets, northern journalist Charles C. Coffin saw the old guardhouse where “thousands of slaves had been incarcerated there for no crime whatever, except for being out after nine o’clock, or for meeting in some secret chamber to tell God their wrongs, with no white man present.”

Taking in these horrors, Coffin thought that perhaps some of the Massachusetts abolitionists, like Governor John A. Andrew, Wendell Phillips, or William Lloyd Garrison, might like to speak from the steps of the slave mart. Within a month, such a scene would take place.

Oh God, I told myself I wasn’t going to cry… (okay, better). But do you remember the Charles A. Coffin we were just talking about, working with Garrison’s son-in-law to screw over Edison? Does anyone feel they really need to see the genealogy on these two?

Let’s wind up with that joke I promised you, but you may need a bit of premise. Remember I mentioned Nantucket? It was settled in the mid 1600’s by a group led by Tristram Coffin, and they hired a local named Peter Folger. You’ve already seen some Coffins come in, right?

I also mentioned the “social reform” movement to be an op, and one of the big components was Feminism. The modern version was born in 1848 at the Seneca Falls Conference, put on by Elizabeth Cady Stanton (we will get to you one of these days, Liz) and Lucretia Mott, of Maude theme-song fame. Lucretia was the child of Thomas Coffin and Anna Folger. I wanted you to see how Folgers are mixed up in this with all the other Spooks. Also, if anyone isn’t up to speed, just know that:

The Tate Murders were a False Flag (Miles Mathis 6/29/2014 95-page PDF)

That’s a landmark paper, more than enough to expose the event as a phony. Mathis is also a phony, a top-level agent of disinformation. We take what we can use. Which is why I thought it was so funny--but then again maybe not--that I had read that entire paper but Mathis never mentions this guy once:

TIME CAPSULE: Local resident adds 'strange' details about gory Manson killing spree (Lancaster [OH] Eagle-Gazette 8/9/2009)

I never knew he existed before from any other source, either. I think his whole story is BS, and was included at the time to add “realism” to the narrative but dropped later on in “history”.

What a setup for a joke, huh? If you didn’t read the article, the name of this supposed near eye-witness is William Garretson. Uh, that’s awfully close to the “William Garrison” we’ve been looking at, isn’t it?

I get that that may seem like as stretch, but I would also remind you that the name of one of the supposed Manson victims was Abigail “Gibby” Folger, heiress to the coffee fortune and direct descendant of Peter Folger. Sheesh, her dad was even named Peter.

Thanks for reading and Happy Halloween!