Category Archives: paranoia

When a Cliché Finally Makes Sense

The Jig is Up It was Ellie Dreams Down Under’s YouTube video this morning that brought this phrase into sharp focus. When you equate the third phase of “I would never do that” to the present time of their exposure … Continue reading →

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Pronouns: Minding Our He’s and She’s

Artificial Intelligence and Gender Identity It seems that the certainties of yesteryear are being eroded in ways that boggle the mind. It’s one thing for teenagers to choose their pronouns now, it’s something completely different for AI to presume a … Continue reading →

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Is He the Legendary Precursor of Israel’s Messiah?

King David (1040 BC – 970 BC) It’s a question that occurs to any historian worth his salt: does one myth deserve another? Like King Arthur, David the Shepherding unifier of Israel is celebrated by modern (and ancient) Jews as … Continue reading →

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Is It Just Me, or are We Being Prepped for a Pandemic?

Hantavirus It’s a familiar playbook: take an isolated health issue that has ‘appeared’ in the middle of the Atlantic on board a cruise ship and then publicize the hell out of it, until the world and his uncle start to … Continue reading →

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Was It Real, or Faked?

The Calvine UFO Photo (August 4, 1990) This photo is said to be the clearest one ever of a UFO. With the newest American ‘distraction’ of disclosure, this one is coming back into prominence. Here’s a video by the BBC … Continue reading →

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In an Amazon Essentials Ad, a Subliminal was Flashed

Ariadne Hmm. My Google search of the word yielded this: Ariadne means “most holy,” derived from Greek origins and associated with devotion, intelligence, and guidance. That may be the hidden message: as in, pay devoted attention to this smart ad … Continue reading →

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Imagine If You Will, Fifty Years from Now…

The Gospel of David Wilcock The past two weeks has seen an explosion of David Wilcock posts on social media. And yet, not a word in the mainstream media. Does that sound strangely familiar to you? It does to me. … Continue reading →

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Does This Look Suspicious? Of Course, It Does

Shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (April 25, 2026) With all the recent discussion about whether the 2024 Butler assassination attempt was faked, the events of last night bring us back into the realms of a staged shooting. Trump … Continue reading →

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My First Thought: Is This a Hoax?

David Wilcock Suicide? (April 20, 2026) Oh, no: say it isn’t so! (Rachel Platten’s song, “Fight Song” has been running nonstop through my mind.) Here’s the event chart… I rounded the time to the nearest quarter hour, bearing in mind … Continue reading →

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Echoes: The Gospels Mined the O.T. to Write about Jesus

Biblical Typology (2024) All good writers seek to appeal to their readers by linking their work with something that is utterly familiar. If you study history long enough, you also realize that there’s nothing new under the sun. In fact, … Continue reading →

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