Call it an unwitting limited hangout. Which do you think "They" would rather have people contemplating?:
(1) A mysterious figure had some tenuous association over two decades ago to the germ of an idea, and who years after that had some possibly incidental connection to an organization that is endlessly flogged in conspiracy theory circles as being involved in dark doings, but is only important because it serves to demonize the reviled enemy Donald J. Trump.
(2) Palantir is recording and analyzing every single thing you're doing on Polymarket. Everything.
As I've pointed out before, shitty research is it's own form of disinformation. "They" know this well and "They" know how ignorant and unwary people are of such dynamics.
Something I've never heard anyone mention: A couple of months ago when I looked into Polymarket personally--as in how it ran and how to set up an account--I read on their site that they did not allow accounts based in the US. I didn't even try to set one up.
They seemed to be serious about it, too, not just some wink-and-a-nod thing. It was more like, "We got in trouble with the CFTC back in 2022 and we won't risk that again."
But here we are and everyone's talking about Polymarket. Corbett discusses insider trading as something NO ONE is talking about, but doesn't mention that no Americans are supposed to be doing this in the first place as something NO ONE is talking about. Strange.
Here is a recent summary of the picture:
POLYMARKET REBELS STILL BETTING IN BANNED COUNTRIES USING VPNS (Sportico 4/7/2026)
While Polymarket said its new surveillance technology is going to safeguard its not-fully-launched U.S. exchange, it didn’t specify whether the tools would also be used to protect its separate international prediction market exchange, where about 98% of the company’s total betting volume and almost all of its controversy comes from.
There's another note about that surveillance technology. Corbett mentions that Admiral Poindexter was the head of DARPA back in 2003 when the idea of something like Polymarket came up and was shot down. He notes that Poindexter was later involved in the founding of much-maligned Palantir. Of course Corbett is aware of such things because he's one of the deepest and most thorough researchers out there, isn't he?
Well, he seems to have missed the news from 2026. From that same Sportico article:
Polymarket announced new integrity monitoring tools and procedures last month, highlighted by a partnership with data software firm Palantir enabling “world-class surveillance” of sports bets.
Deep and thorough researcher James Corbett always seems to have us looking deeply and thoroughly at the wrong things, which is perhaps why James Corbett is flourishing.
The secret cult of generational Satanists I have come to name the "Salem Witches" were heavily bound up in Quakerism, although I have yet to discern in precisely what way.
I completely discount the idea that this particular small group held any religion to heart other than what we might crudely call Satanism (there is a long story attached). My best guess, and the lines along which I would investigate if I ever get there, is that they created (or infiltrated and subverted) a sect that they could entirely control.
As for George Fox, I have no doubt he was one of these Satanists. There were, in fact, three Foxes--Hannah, Jabez, and Rebecca--involved in the fake Salem Witch Trials.
Just a simple search for "george fox salem witch trials" yields as the first result:
My Quaker ancestors: A Story of the Early Quaker Trials (Ancestry Archives 3/22/2015)
There is a people not so rigid as others are at Boston and there are great desires among them after the Truth. Some there are, as I hear, convinced who meet in silence at a place called Salem."-Henry Fell (in a letter dated 1656) June 27, 1658
So when I read that Professor Dutton titled his book, The Quaker Question: Exposing the Sect That Really Rules the World, I am not at all surprised. If only the professor had any idea how deep it really goes.
There is almost nothing to go on in this case, but I thought I would submit information that caught my eye concerning the name of the purported attempted assassin: Cole Thomas Allen.
The first anomaly gets weirder the longer you think about it: I only saw his full name reported once, but now he's always referred to simply as "Cole Allen". With most criminals and always, always, always with assassin, all three names are reported, so much a rule that it's become conspiracy theory lore. Why not with this guy?
Second, his name is--you got it--a Salem Witch name. Cole Thomas Allen. As usual, Wikipedia does a shitty job in the List of people of the Salem witch trials, but you will find both surnames there.
The story gets deeper because on that same page, you will find in Reference 10:
Pike Family Association (1901). Records of the Pike Family Association of America. Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center.
I almost LOLed at the strange way the Universe works sometimes. Reference 10 is from a name listed under "Public figures", a man named "Major Robert Pike".
The first thing that's funny is that while the name is not hyperlinked, that man actually has a substantial Wikipedia page, which you will find under "Robert Pike (settler)".
It's barely mention on the page and--again--not hyperlinked--but Pike was one of the original "Proprietors of Nantucket", who you will find listed on the page for Nantucket.
Another of the Proprietors you will find listed but who does not merit his own Wikipedia page is Thomas Coleman. Name sort of rings a bell, doesn't it? Is that the reason they mentioned his full name only once?
Secondly, from the Nantucket page you can see that the Proprietors bought the island from Thomas Mayhew. Right up near the top of his page, you can read that he had been appointed to his position in setting up the colonies by a man named Matthew Cradock. All I can do is point out that the name "Thomas Matthew Crookes" sounds like a combo of those two names, if anyone has heard of him before.
Thirdly, Thomas Coleman and John Pike, brother or Major Robert, came over in 1635 on the same ship as a Parker, a Parsons, and (get this) a Butler, if any of those names ring bells. The full list of passengers is here.
So what does all this add up to? Well, Thomas Matthew Crookes (or whoever he was) was merely the distraction and patsy in the Butler attempt. We were all supposed to think he did it and was immediately put down to end the affair, while the real assassin got away. Here, we have a suspected Salem Witch as a distraction while... well, there's really no more information available.
There is a long case to be made as to why the Salem Witches are not allowed to murder those who oppose them. They can murder their own, but Trump is not one of Them. Their servants can murder Their opponents, but only if they are seduced into doing so, not by command. In short, Cole Allen was not supposed to murder anyone, but maybe someone else was.
Bonus: If you were wondering, Major Robert Pike was indeed a lineal ancestor of Albert Pike. That should tell you a lot of what you need to know about the value of anything Albert Pike had to say.
I used to be a huge reader, more than anyone I ever knew, but it all fell by the wayside. I can't tell you the title of the last book I finished nor how long ago it was.
As you've seen, the material I fell into through no plan whatsoever is stranger than any fiction I ever read. And I've hardly broached in writing any of the really out there stuff having to do with human consciousness and the Anunnaki.
Neither of those subjects, ultimately, is separate from the Salem Witches. You can see how long it's taking and, even with the convenience to point to unchallenged mainstream evidence, you can see just how hard a sell it is. Writing up the other stuff, well... it doesn't even bear thinking about. The only motivation is a deep (and apparently masochistic) inner compulsion.
But speaking of sci-fi and the Anunnaki, I can look back in retrospect and see that a work like Childhood's End (by Arthur C. Clarke, haha) is a dim and distorted version of a few elements of the Anunnaki story. With that hindsight and all the context I've gained, I would now consider it to be intentional.
But, you know, we're a helluva long way from that writeup... lol
I read only sci-fi for the first 25 years of my life because I loved imagining how awesome the future would be. I just had to wait for it.
Fast-forward and I gave up reading it entirely longer ago than I can remember. I realized it had all become dystopian garbage, with an inordinate amount of virtue signalling mixed in.
I'm beginning to consider that the evidence demonstrates something quite counterintuitive, and that this is intended to be the ultimate effect of initiatives such as UBI. That is, "getting everything you want" leads to degradation, dissolution, self-destruction and collapse.
We have seen this dynamic in everything from John Calhoun's "Mouse Heaven" to Neo's conversation with The Architect to the "Song of the Vineyard" in the Book of Isaiah. Few seem to have taken the lesson to heart.
If someone wanted to criticize Elon Musk over UHI, it would be for this reason. However, high income is desired nearly universally and the social engineers wish to propagandize against Musk so they won't touch it.
To put it crudely, imagine locking someone in a room with all the food, drink, games, media, porn, drugs, etc, that they could want. How many would bang on the door demanding to be let out so they could get a productive job or continue their scientific research?
One way of looking at all this is, "Thomas Dolby was just some guy who happened to do all this incredible stuff to change the music industry".
Another way of looking at it is, "Thomas Dolby was a plant put in by a small group to engineer changes They desired and none of it was any coincidence at all".
I happened to look into Dolby just a few weeks ago because I stumbled into a bizarre coincidence concerning him. His name is not Thomas Dolby, of course. That's a stage name. He was born Thomas Morgan Robertson.
Does the name Morgan Robertson ring a bell? For any self-respecting conspiracy theorist, It certainly should. That was the name of the author of the very bizarre book titled, Futility, which mystically and startlingly foretold the sinking of the Titanic. None of that Futility or Titanic stuff was any coincidence at all, being operations of that same small group mentioned before.
I researched Dolby further and found more than one could imagine. The connections get 10x stranger than that first "coincidence". That's a story for another day, but few are interested so I suspect that day will never come.
Let me provide you with a little more perspective, just so someone other than me knows it. You can skip to the last paragraph if you want and I'll never know.
As I've mentioned before, at one time I was a big fan of Miles Mathis. I read hundreds of his papers and my mind was blown, totally. It opened up a whole new world, and changed my entire worldview with it. And I could never go back.
Over a great amount of time, I became increasingly disenchanted. It was hard to believe, but my mind went back to the article or two I had come across "exposing" him as a psyop. I had discarded them out of hand since, after all, he was shoveling out gold.
But I came to realize they had been right. Further, I came not only to emulate his work but (false modesty aside) to vastly exceed it. And everything I came up with was substantiated, as I am always careful to demonstrate, and not pushing people towards the desired conclusions.
That really showed me what a fraud Mathis had been all along. I can't stand to read his papers anymore and, as you can see in my posts, I can barely scrape out a few sentences of reliable substance.
I had been so enchanted with it all, at one time. Really, what I wanted was a Miles Mathis that was not a psyop. Such a researcher does not exist or I surely would have come across him in the zillion searches I've done.
Well, then, really with no plan to do so, only the excitement of discovery, I became that which I had so ardently sought. But that, in itself, brought very unexpected new lessons.
You see, I'm guessing here but I think Mathis has thousands or tens of thousands of readers. With my tastiest nuggets, however, I could get only a dozen upvotes, maybe two. I wasn't setting the world on fire, but putting a match to wet newspaper. What was the problem?
Sure, there's audience size and shadowbanning, but I could tell it went beyond that. What I finally realized was this: what Mathis had to say made people feel superior, inflated their ego, like they were "in the know", they knew a secret others did not.
Conversely, the things that I brought forward, well, there were two problems. One is that it is so foreign there's a white noise around it that makes it hard to even land in the consciousness. The only work anywhere near it it... Miles Mathis, of course, and that's hardly for everyone.
But the bigger problem--for the ones that were able to absorb any of it--was that it scared them shitless. The Devil wasn't off in Hell or on a screen, he was in your driveway and your kitchen and on your desk and every place else you looked. And he had been there for centuries. And no one else knew about it or was talking about it, not even Alex Jones.
I never anticipated how much that would frighten people. The silver lining is that it mostly never gets through the noise filter to frighten people in the first place, but for the ones that it does... it's a big problem. Real big.
(As a hilarious side note, did you see turtlebam accuse me of pushing "the everything is fake narrative of Jewish Miles Mathis"? I have no doubt I'm the biggest, most protracted, and most precise detractor of Miles Mathis in the entire world, as you may have read. IOW, I cannot expect any reasonable on pretty much anything I write. That's never what it's going to be about.)
So who is the audience I'm looking for? At one time I thought it might be 5% of the population. How naive. Then I thought 1%, then I thought that was optimistic. Now I think (being honest here): "Maybe there is someone--one person--out there like I had been when I first started reading Mathis and was set on fire."
The more time that passes, the more I wonder if the real number is less than 1 (if you get what I mean). The goal, as I now see it, is to come into contact with that 1. I won't ever convince anyone with any sort of debate or interaction. No one ever convinced me of the value of Mathis' work, either when I believed every word or when I understood it for what it really was.
As you can plainly see now, even the few that read my posts positively never comment on my work. I think they just have no idea what to say, how to react, nothing to add since it's already so foreign to their experience. Then the negative comments outweigh the positive because none exist, as stated. Would a reasonable and rational person persist, or go elsewhere, or just leave the world to belief after its own desires? Sounds rhetorical, but maybe not.
In any case, just respond "PLEASE BLOCK" to this and I will never again post a rude comment, I'll just block anyone I do not care for. My experiment in the practical demonstration that humans are not equal, and that many are--in the final analysis--not in control of themselves even over pixels on a screen, has reached a conclusion with no more to be learned by anyone. Sad to see a proof of it, but there you have it. I think that really, perhaps, it should be my policy not to comment at all. I never thought anything I would ever have to say would be "too hot for the Internet" but, again, there you have it.
Let me be right up front: what I have to say drives some people crazy in exactly the same way your Grandma would be driven crazy if she turned on "The View" and one of the hosts kept talking every day about how the Moon landings were fake and 911 wasn't just some Arabs with box cutters, etc, etc.
Tell me, would she ever be able to settle down and engage with that material in any reasonable way? Or would she just get angrier and more disturbed because of the extreme psychic anxiety caused by the world turning to quicksand under her feet every time she heard that host saying things that cracked and melted her worldview?
If you think the solution to that is that hosts on "The View" should follow rules about avoiding material that upsets people excessively, I'm not entirely certain I would agree that's practical or even sensible.
To be brutally frank in a way few are ready to accept, seeing people spin out of control over what they read on a screen is itself a valuable lesson in how human consciousness actually works.
Let's be honest: no one objects to what I write because it's nonsense or bullshit, they object because it's true and they have no idea how to handle it. As I've said before many times, far from searching for it, most people hate the truth and reject it because of the internal stress it causes them.
Think of it this way: suppose I started posting all Jew-bashing all the time. I'd get way more upvotes and none of these problems would exist. Does that really seem like a move in a positive direction? Should it?
I'll reiterate: I never go looking for any of this, nor do I bother reporting this annoying/harassing bullshit. It's others who just cannot--and I believe will not ever--be able to handle my material. Think up a rule that solves that.
If you want me to start blocking people without ever responding, that's fine. Seems juvenile to me, but juveniles is what we seem to have on our hands. We haven't come far from the schoolyard. And I mean, is that really going to put a dent in the three people that ever bother reading my posts in the first place?
Delete anything you find that you don't like. You just let me know when you believe my contributions might be better suited to another forum and you desire more of what others have to provide.
You cannot reasonably think any reasonable person would put with this, but if you do, let me know that too.
I would submit that the Jewishness of the Rothschilds is essentially unimportant, a red herring to keep everyone off the trail. But how could anyone think that?
The Rothschilds were just some nobody Heebs living in the Jewish ghetto of Frankfurt, but then we find this in the wiki of the progenitor, Mayer Amschel Rothschild:
With the help of relatives, Rothschild secured an apprenticeship under Jacob Wolf Oppenheimer at the banking firm of Simon Wolf Oppenheimer in Hanover in 1757. The grandson of Samuel Oppenheimer taught Rothschild useful knowledge in foreign trade and currency exchange, before he returned to his brothers' business in Frankfurt in 1763.
He became a dealer in rare coins and won the patronage of Crown Prince Wilhelm of Hesse (who had also earlier patronised his father), gaining the title of "Court Factor" in 1769. Rothschild's coin business grew to include a number of princely patrons, and then expanded through the provision of banking services to Crown Prince Wilhelm, who became Wilhelm IX, Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel in 1785. Business expanded rapidly following the French Revolution when Rothschild handled payments from Britain for the hire of Hessian mercenaries.
By the early years of the 19th century, Rothschild had consolidated his position as principal international banker to Wilhelm IX and began to issue his own international loans, borrowing capital from the Landgrave.
I suggest the key lies in Frankfurt, although exact names still elude me. To wrap it back around, Samuel Oppenheimer was born in Heidelberg, less than 50 mi south of Frankfurt.
The Ludlow Massacre was phony, but there was a real one I call the Forbes Massacre. I had to make up a name because it's so low-profile, history has never agreed on one.
Albert Pike said that They would hand us heroes, but it turns out They will also hand us villains when and as necessary. Pike was one of Them so he should know, but then only give us half the truth.
A tale of (one of) two massacres: the Ludlow Massacre was staged which is why you’re allowed to talk about it (also, the Salem Witches and yes, I found the Parker) (conspiracies.win 9/4/2025)
A tale of (the second of) two massacres: the Forbes Massacre was real which is why you’ve never heard of it (also, the Salem Witches) (conspiracies.win 9/18/2025)
Haha, no one escapes! Henry was covered in a post a month ago concerning American manufacturers, the context being: American brands > Ford > Lincoln > Leland, and then actually mentioning Ransom Olds:
It used to be considered patriotic to drive an American car, but was it just a Salem Witch marketing campaign? (conspiracies.win 3/30/2026)
So this post starts at Olds and looks back the other way, even linking to the American carmakers post. But, you know, as mentioned in the post itself, you've got to start snipping the connecting threads somewhere to keep the whole thing manageable.
In this case, Leland was cut (metaphorically) because it's not a recognizable "Salem Witch" name and I want to keep the focus as sharp as possible.