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Category: Conspiracy

  • Oddities in the Charlie Kirk killing

    Oddities in the Charlie Kirk killing

    A whirlwind of a news cycle has developed. We still don’t officially know who the Charlie Kirk killer is. But countless suspects are being bantered about on social media. Even 4chan got into the mix, digging up someone with a SoundCloud track about Charlie Kirk being dead at the age of 31—written long enough ago that it reportedly drew an FBI visit to the person’s doorstep. There’s also surveillance video of a purported shooter on a roof. Yet, at the same time, crowd reactions are claiming that everything was just a little too well-done for it to be a lone wolf.

    As the investigation into the crime plays out, the post-crime world has become just as strange. A few coincidences stand out.

    The first came from Jezebel, the pop culture website. Just one day before Kirk’s assassination, they published an article joking that they hired some Etsy witches to put a hex on him. After the murder, the piece had to be updated so Jezebel could clarify that they did not, in any way, support the killing that took place less than 24 hours after those “witches” supposedly placed their hex.

    But maybe even more interesting than the paranormal world of Etsy witches is the AI-contrived world of books on Amazon. Here’s the catch: a book titled The Shooting of Charlie Kirk appeared almost instantly. No big shock there—AI could probably crank out a book like that in seconds. The real shock was the publication date: September 9th. That’s the day before the shooting.

    We verified this ourselves. The listing existed on Amazon, and we saw it both on the app and the website. The screenshots we’ve shared weren’t taken from some third-party site—they’re ours. Whether what we were seeing was a glitch or not, the fact remains: both platforms showed the book live on September 9. Now it’s gone.

    We’ve been searching since and haven’t seen much of an official response from Amazon. What we did find, though, is that books submitted to Amazon’s system usually sit in the ether for 24 to 72 hours before they’re approved for sale. So how did this happen? Really—how did this happen?

    People can joke all they want about conspiracy theories, but this isn’t just funny. It’s weird. Very, very weird.

    With all of this going on, there are also strange rumors that the President was AI during his Oval Office response to the killing..

    There are people who are being doxed over their celebrations of the Kirk killing..

    Some people became very blood thirsty in the immediate aftermath.

    At this point, amid this messy aftermath, Congress is freaked enough that members are talking about not being in crowds anymore..

    Meanwhile, the manhunt continues for the shooter, and the reaction across this divided nation continues right alongside it.

  • Not only the President but also a client?

    Not only the President but also a client?

    No, we’re not talking about the hair club for men.
    The Epstein Saga: Missing Minutes, Rising Fury, and Supreme Court Appeals

    The sordid tale of Jeffrey Epstein continues to unravel, refusing to fade into the shadows of history. With each passing week, new threads emerge, twisting deeper into conspiracy, politics, and the disturbing unanswered questions surrounding the case.

    Now, a new revelation from WIRED Magazine is fanning the flames. According to metadata analysis of the “raw” Epstein prison video, a curious 2 minutes and 53 seconds appear to have been removed from one of two stitched-together clips. This cut just so happens to begin right at the so-called “missing minute,” also the moment many believe is key to understanding what really happened in that Manhattan prison cell.

    As this bombshell makes its rounds in the conspiracy circles, another courtroom drama is unfolding: Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal team has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking a review of her conviction.

    So far, she remains the only person imprisoned for any of Epstein’s crimes.

    Her family now maintain ‘our sister Ghislaine did not receive a fair trial’, claiming prosecutors stopped at nothing to convict her due to the public’s appetite for her to face justice on Epstein’s behalf after his death.

    According to the family’s statement, Maxwell is prepared to ‘file a writ of habeas corpus’ which would ‘allow her to challenge her imprisonment’…

    Attorney General Pam Bondi has urged the court to deny the appeal, but as always with the legal system, this will likely drag out in slow-motion fashion.

    Meanwhile, a growing number of MAGA supporters, long vocal in demanding the release of Epstein’s “client list,” are now turning their anger toward the Trump administration. The once-loyal base appears increasingly frustrated that their calls for transparency have been met with silence or deflection. Donald Trump, now facing backlash from his own supporters, seems to be in full damage control mode..

    Then there’s Alan Dershowitz, Epstein’s longtime legal defender, who continues to assert that “there is no client list.” His repeated statements have done little to quell public suspicion.

    Rumors of leaked client lists on the dark web continue to circulate, but to date, the only substantiated names remain those found on flight logs, or at least documents that have been floating around the internet for years, largely unaddressed by authorities.

    This story is still very much alive.

    Stay tuned… because villains may perish, but the truth never dies.. it just hides in the shadows for a bit.

  • AXIOS Sunday night bombshell: FEDS say Epstein DID kill himself

    AXIOS Sunday night bombshell: FEDS say Epstein DID kill himself

    This is a developing story..

    President Trump’s Justice Department and FBI have concluded they have no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed powerful figures, kept a “client list” or was murdered, according to a memo detailing the findings obtained by Axios..

    MORE..

    The memo..

    This may contradict AG Bondi’s previous statements about information that was on her desk at the start of the Trump Admin sequel..

  • Peter the Roman does the blessing

    Peter the Roman does the blessing

    Pope Francis’ funeral has been set for Saturday at 10 a.m. local time in St. Peter’s Square, to be celebrated by the dean of the College of Cardinals.

    Cardinals met at the Vatican to schedule Pope Francis’ funeral and burial, plan the conclave to elect his successor and make other decisions about running the Catholic Church as world leaders and the ordinary faithful grieve the pontiff’s death.

    Meanwhile Peter does the blessing….

    Calling 900 year old prophecies to see what happens next…

  • When one door opens, Jeff Bezos says to close it

    When one door opens, Jeff Bezos says to close it

    So there they are.. the heroines of our day.

    Their bravery.. their singing.. they united the world.

    Actually they may have. People thought their response, and Katy Perry kissing the earth, was tone deaf. But the rest of us? Yea.. we just don’t know if this even happened.

    And the door?

    It opened.

    We saw it.. We know it.. And Jeff Bezos doing his fake heroic door open was just for show.

    This premature door open occurred after six women including Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos’ fiancée Lauren Sanchez – traveled just beyond the edge of space aboard Blue Origin’s reusable New Shepard rocket, before the capsule parachuted back to Earth.

    Or we are told.

    We were also told the door can’t open..

    So what else here was just for show?

  • Ending the year with #Fogvid24

    Ending the year with #Fogvid24

    As we close out another year, it seems we’re once again diving into an online frenzy of conspiracy chatter. This time, it revolves around reports of a peculiar weather anomaly affecting various parts of the globe.

    The Mysterious Fog.. across Earth.

    Thick fog has blanketed Ireland and other parts of the United Kingdom, while several states in the United States have also reported strange, dense fog formations. Florida, in particular, has allegedly been shrouded in this fog for weeks, leading some to dub it a “perpetual victim.” These reports have sparked widespread curiosity, with some dismissing it as a seasonal occurrence, while others dive deeper into speculative theories.

    Here’s some fun speculation on a Reddit thread.

    While meteorologists note that fog formations like these are not uncommon during certain times of the year due to specific atmospheric conditions, the sheer consistency and unusual behavior of this year’s fog have caught attention.

    The phenomenon seems to extend beyond the United States and the UK, with reports of persistent fog cropping up in other parts of the world. And that is what makes it more peculiar as it just seems to be a sudden global phenomenon

    The Conspiracy: “Chemical Fogs” and Illness..

    Here’s where things go down a rabbit hole.

    Adding fuel to the fire are claims linking these fog formations to a mysterious wave of illnesses. On X and other social media, people have reported experiencing sudden cold or flu-like symptoms shortly after brief exposure to what some are calling “chemical fogs.” These fogs are described as unusually thick and lingering, sparking suspicion and fear.

    Also, being flu season probably assists with those flu claims.

    Some conspiracy theorists have coined the term “Fogvid-24” to describe this phenomenon. Those allegedly affected report symptoms such as:

    Severe fatigue or unexplained loss of energy.

    Coughing, sneezing, and other respiratory issues.

    A sensation of general malaise that seems to appear without warning, claims say.

    Fog is a natural weather phenomenon often caused by temperature inversions, high humidity, and calm winds. In areas like Florida, where warm ocean currents collide with cooler air masses, fog can linger for extended periods.

    Health experts also emphasize that cold and flu-like symptoms are common during the winter months and are likely coincidental rather than a direct result of the fog itself.

    But until then it’s fogvid24. What an ending..

  • We’re not saying that Cliff High was right, but we’re simply saying that there’s a huge amount of drone suddenly in the sky, 39 days after Joe Rogan interviewed Donald Trump

    We’re not saying that Cliff High was right, but we’re simply saying that there’s a huge amount of drone suddenly in the sky, 39 days after Joe Rogan interviewed Donald Trump

    Count this is a just sayin’ is all post.

    Cliff High in the sky.

    A few weeks ago, social media platforms like TikTok buzzed with discussions about a 2009 prediction by Clif High, a self-described “time monk” known for his Web Bot technology. This program analyzes internet language patterns to forecast future events.

    High’s prediction suggested that an unknown figure named Joe Rogan would interview a billionaire TV star named Donald Trump, and approximately 39 days later, there would be a “battle in the sky.”


    Fast forward to October 25, 2024, when influential podcaster Joe Rogan interviewed presidential candidate and now President-elect Donald Trump. A few weeks later, reports emerged of mysterious drones appearing over several American states, including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Maryland.

    Residents expressed alarm at the sudden increase in drone activity, with some, including myself in Pennsylvania, witnessing these drones firsthand.

    In response, at least one sheriff in New Jersey deployed a police drone to track these unidentified drones, some with wingspans of up to eight feet. However, these drones easily evaded law enforcement attempts to follow them.

    In a time of sensational news headlines featuring UFOs, one might wonder if Clif High’s prophecy is coming to fruition—not exactly as envisioned, but perhaps in essence. Suspending disbelief for a moment, it’s intriguing to consider the possibilities.

  • We keep droning on about the drones

    We keep droning on about the drones

    There’s a lot of intrigue surrounding the mysterious drones spotted over New Jersey and several other states. If social media reports are to be believed, these drones are appearing not just across the United States but also in multiple countries worldwide. So, what exactly are they?

    We could speculate that they’re the work of hobbyists, but the size of these drones in some videos suggests otherwise. In several clips, they appear almost as large as airplanes—unless, of course, the videos are misleading, and what we’re actually seeing are planes.

    At least one congressman has publicly claimed that these drones could be linked to Iran, suggesting the existence of an Iranian “mothership” off the East Coast. However, the Pentagon has categorically denied this, stating there is no evidence to support the claim that the drones are from Iran—or from any other country, for that matter.

    The military has also clarified that these drones do not belong to them.

    Theories Abound

    So where does that leave us? A process of elimination points to a few possibilities:

    A hobbyist or corporation operating these drones for unknown reasons.

    A highly classified mission by the U.S. military or Space Force, with officials keeping tight-lipped.

    Aliens—because, why not?

    While the idea of extraterrestrial involvement is a staple in UFO discussions, many enthusiasts argue that traditional UFOs don’t emit noise, don’t have blinking lights, and certainly don’t resemble human-made aircraft.

    A Wild Theory

    Here’s a theory that’s as wild as any other: What if the drones are holograms? What if they’re not physically present at all? While the noises captured in videos suggest the drones are real, it’s possible the sound combined with a holographic display is creating an elaborate illusion designed to test public reactions.

    The Frustration of Poor Footage

    One of the most frustrating aspects of this situation is the lack of clear photographic evidence. Despite the prevalence of smartphones in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, no one seems able to capture high-quality images or videos of these mysterious objects.

    So, for now, we’re left with a mystery. Perhaps, if the drones stick around through the holidays, we might see them adorned with Christmas lights to add some festive flair to their puzzling presence.

    Stay tuned for updates, and feel free to share your thoughts or theories—because when it comes to these drones, anything seems possible.

  • Secrets of Luigi’s mansion and fake Youtube videos

    Secrets of Luigi’s mansion and fake Youtube videos

    We all thought we were thrust into an episode of Black Mirror yesterday, Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of the United Healthcare CEO New York City was apprehended in Altoona, Pennsylvania, at a corporate McDonald’s no less.

    After his arrest, the internet became alive and swelled with rumors because A YouTube account purported to be from Luigi posted a video.. the video said by now he was  arrested. People were creeped out and freaked out at the timing, and wondering how Luigi would have been able to autoset a video while being arrested at the fast food joint in the small town…

    There’s a simple answer. He did not.

    The video is from a YouTube account that was created yesterday and wad acting as Luigi by using pictures from his X account.

    The Youtube account name also does not match Luigi’s X handle. This video was fabricated and not posted by Luigi himself.

    So despite this folklore that has been created, it’s not true.

    And guess what? Remember when the media reported that he was flirting, and that’s why he took his mask down at the hostel. Chances are that’s not true either. As a matter of fact, what’s probably more likely is that the worker had him take his mask down so they can check his facial recognition to match his ID.

    We live in the era of instant reporting along with instant refuse and rumors being treated as true.

  • Post Trump Rogan .. so does tonight begin that Alien War?

    Post Trump Rogan .. so does tonight begin that Alien War?

    So will we end 2024 with an Alien War?

    Well, it seems like it’s been long enough now, since the Trump Rogan interview so tonight must begin the great Alien War in the skies. Stay safe out there, earthlings.

    And as much as we write that in sarcasm, we also write that in hope that the Alien Wars really will not happen and that the 2009 prediction just got something right by chance, and that the post Trump Rogan interview will not feature the calamity in the mostly peaceful skies above us.

    If you have been wearing a tin foil hat, you may not be aware of the conspiracy theory involving the futurist prediction..

    Clif High, a computer scientist and linguist, spoke in a YouTube video about his model’s prediction, known as the “39 days to melee,” that said a battle between humans and aliens in the sky would occur 39 days after a trigger incited the incident. What High calls the “temporal marker” was podcaster Joe Rogan’s interview with President-elect Donald Trump on October 25.

    High said: “So we’re going to have these…some kind of weird confrontation visible contention which we could probably call and term combat in the skies that will show up and it’ll show up at a predictable point, which is probably something over a month—and we’ll put down 30 days or 39 days something—over a month after the temporal marker of, um, Trump and Rogan. And that’s just the beginning of all of this, right.”

    War of the worlds!!! Will it start tonight? Or is it just too cold to do that yet? TIME WILL TELL..