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Shin_Kage's avatar

Very insightful and succinct.

Personally I feel there is a danger of too much intellectual inbreeding (and actual?)/group think within elite circles that poses a very real cause for concern re their ability to manage all of this. Harvard etc grads are not the same quality as the 1960s. Whether Sate Dept, Mil etc are all incredibly average. Take CIA direct Colby. Certified badman, paratrooper in WW2, now? Masters of admin, PowerPoint wizards. This is across the board so few have actually done anything other than cosplay. Sadly also in the military outside of specialist units even then it's not what it was.

People have become lazy, weak and dumb AF. Trump can barely string a sentence together, Biden was the same. And it's not just the placeholders. I've met top people within the commodity and finance sector and they've marginally better. This while things are increasingly becoming more complex.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Great points. The upper elites have won and have no competition whatsoever in the world today, so their quality and their minion's qualities is decaying along with the general population - it is competition that keeps one sharp, and there is none to offer them. They don't even have to do data collection because the NSA scoops up all electronic data, which is basically all data in this world today. They control everything with pushes of buttons, cut one guy off social media, cut another guy off from his bank account... The interesting thing is our elites are so arrogant, entitled and myopic that they think they can avoid the consequences of their actions (such as the constant poisoning of our food, water and air - look at the body of Bill Gates, for example, he's got a giant belly and bitch tits), while it is clearly not the case...

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The Brothers Krynn's avatar

What amazes is me is how so many of them eat the poisoned food they push sur the masses.

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Bort's avatar

Hyperpalatability makes processed food like drug abuse, you end up with Tony Montana getting high off his own supply. Same with all the perversion blowing back on the triple parentheses people who pushed it to weaken the cattle.

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Eckbach's avatar

Maybe they think their adrenochrome offsets the poison.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Yep, tons of intellectual inbreeding.

They are mentally deranged.

Not just the tech bros but most of those in power: https://open.substack.com/pub/posthumousstyle/p/are-the-tech-bros-insane?utm_campaign=posts-open-in-app

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Alex Fox's avatar

This is one reason why the intelligence community is so obsessed with AI and Big Data. When your people are no longer capable of high-level cognition, outsourcing the thinking to machines feels like a sensible alternative.

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The Brothers Krynn's avatar

This is chilling. Good essay, hmm still good to know though there's precious little someone like me can do with this knowledge.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Yes, unless one is a dictator questioning how much to trust one’s international elite “partners” there’s not too much direct application of a post like this. However, what it offers the reader (hopefully) is further clarity on how our world order is structured and how the tactics they use are repeated even as the environments, names and faces change. Our rulers really do not want the masses understanding how their processes work, as we see with how they destroyed Assange.

This clarity is necessary both to delegitimize our ruling structure (which currently has no real competition worldwide; they’ve won and control everything) and to hopefully one day pave the way for an alternative. It is especially important to set one’s eyes on the proper target, because if one seeks to delegitimize lesser things like the Democrats, the left in general, the “deep state”, China, Russia, Iran, etc., then the focus is too narrow and plays into the dialectical games of the higher layers. We live under a worldwide parasitical privately owned central bank oligarchy centered around a small number of families, mostly Jewish, who rule nepotistically and generationally who seek ever-increasing centralization and further power. They use divide-and-conquer tactics on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation etc. so the masses are too busy infighting to focus on their central bank owner theft.

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The Brothers Krynn's avatar

Very true, I for one appreciate this essay for those very reasons. I may not have the courage of an Assange, but I can at least make better informed decisions and where to put what little resources I have (into the countryside far away from cities).

The dividing and conquering part is the tough aspect, as they've hypnotized most of those here where I live with their nonsense so that my country is pretty well screwed. What fascinates me is how much of this knowledge proliferates in some parts of Europe and Asia, and how they are aware that all these things are intended to divide. Still there are many who are hypnotized so that finding someone who isn't is tough.

What's interesting is that I didn't know one of my family friends was aware of all this until he brought up the subject the other day so there's some hope. His view though is that we should still cling to nationalism, even as we ought to regard those up top as the enemy (it's given me much fruit for thought).

Still though it isn’t much but I think these sort of essays on your part help improve the lives of many in many ways. For my part, it allows me to ponder the debt-currencies, the manner in which we’re manipulated and such. So thanks a bunch, I’ll say this also; research into this stuff must take time and quite a bit of nerve in its own way so that I’ve much respect for you Neo. God bless.

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Anna Cordelia's avatar

"We live under a worldwide parasitical privately owned central bank oligarchy centered around a small number of families, mostly Jewish, who rule nepotistically and generationally who seek ever-increasing centralization and further power."

I agree, but it's misleading to say that it is only a "small number of families, mostly Jewish..."

This lets all the "little Jews," who are constantly helping the entire project along, completely off the hook.

IMO, "the US" using debt to enslave other nations just reveals the finger prints of the Jews covering the whole operation. Jews have historically used usury as a means of gaining power, and they don't care who gets ploughed under on the way.

Unfortunately, it may well be the U.S. who is next in line for the Jewish treatment.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Hi Anna, I covered the complicated relationship between the Jewish people as a whole and the central bank owners here, which you may appreciate:

https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/the-complicated-relationship-between

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alexosijek's avatar

Fantastic. Thanks. And I write this today from Croatia, member of moron EUnion. Interesting, people on the streets understand most of what is happening, and they see now how our, self proclaimed, prime and other ministers in cooperation with many agencies - do not work for them. They work just for themselves, and they compete every single day to see who will please that Commission, or anyone else, the most. People ignore, and I really don't know is it right answer. But, it is interesting (and fun) after all to see different kind, if I can say "resistance", to the ruling Camarilla. Really great text, and when I put this near Rockfeller medicine - yes, everything fits. I wish you many good texts like this. Bye for now.

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John Freeman's avatar

https://youtu.be/ywmpea6vvOE?si=fWmFz5a7_6eHjQbj

This guy is left but it fits in with this model. The Slavland Crusader also wrote an article about the periphery model which this guy also describes. Once again you and rurik vindicated on a deep understanding of geopolitics

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Thanks John, that's a good video. I agree with his argument that if the U.S. wants to actually compete with China on a manufacturing level it would have to be from a state-led infrastructure level, not a private level, which would receive a lot of (stupid) criticism as "socialism." I also agree with him that the current Republican right is in an absolute contradiction between the populist base and the oligarchical technocrats, and that the latter will definitely win between the two, and the populist base will continue to get screwed. Vance trying to paper over these contradictions as a "proud member of both tribes" where the contradiction he claims is "based on a faulty premise" is absolutely wrong.

With all that said, he is discussing things from the level of national and political competition, which is too narrow of a perspective when the world is controlled by the Rothschild central bank owners and their allies, who own both the U.S. and China.

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John Freeman's avatar

Yeah that is where the usefulness of the info that smarter lefties put out stops. They can’t quites see the even larger picture which is why are these seemingly conflicting interests always aligning on a few particular directions. For example why is it established law that neither left nor right can speak against this one group of people? Things like that. The one thing I keep wondering is are the tribe members right about us? Are we really too stupid to stop them? So many people get sucked up into these different psyops. Its like they have a psyop for every kind of phenotype out there.

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Sim1776's avatar

One "like" is not enough, NLF! John Perkins' book lays this concept out well too.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Thanks Sim. Yes, I've heard a lot about Confessions of an Economic Hitman but have not read it yet. It's on my list...

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Shin_Kage's avatar

Imho he's a bagman although the methodology of what you outlined here is on full display. I found him to be a emo tool who 'felt bad' after each instant of facilitating the downfall of a country... Then did it again and again because his evil girl boss made him or his repressed feelings of inferiority of I forgot what too much feel bad psychobabble personal introspection that needed to be skimmed over....which is perhaps the best insight of the book ie the useful idiots they get and how they manipulate their assets. Personally I found the book the 'secret team' more insightful as I like how they as early as late 1950s were mastering perception management for people within / administrations. So yes they are useful tools, but their reality has been managed so that what they (presidents, staff etc) is actually 'reap'.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Yes, good points. One of my major hesitations in reading Perkins is that he is so mainstream - "New York Times bestseller list for more than seventy weeks and was translated into over thirty languages" - which means that the story he tells is not ultimately anti-establishment. If he was against their interests he would not be promoted the way he has been. Sometimes I force myself to read something just because it's made an impact, even if I go in with open eyes that it's going to be corrupt and wrong on some levels...

I've had The Secret Team on my bookshelf to read for a long time, but have de-prioritized it because my opinion of Jesse Ventura (who wrote the forward in the new edition) is not great at this point -- just too kooky. I'm glad to hear you recommend it and it makes me more willing to look at it again.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Prouty's Secret Team is top notch.

Here's ebook formats for those that don't have the book.

https://libgen.li/index.php?req=secret+team+prouty

Ventura is an example of how they say when people get older, they regress.

He had a show about conspiracies and one was about a big pandemic that leads to seizure of power.

And then when it happened, he forgot 😂

When he said "Wear your mask" at the end of his RT show, I stopped watching it.

More false heroes that went along or were silent with con-vid... They also went along with the 911 official story 🧐

Some of them claim to be knowledgeable like Ventura was but somehow they didn't apply it.

Hubris or the Dunning Kruger effect?

Assange (he even got a stroke in jail probably from a certain quackzine)

Snowden

Chris Hedges

Cornel West

Glenn Greenwald (his husband died from the shot)

Matt Taibbi (last I heard he was still insulting those questioning 911).

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Shin_Kage's avatar

It's interesting as someone like Hedges, who is immensely eloquent and someone who's body of work I found exceptionally insightful, is almost certainly an asset of some description. He was Times head in Lebanon and I think Guatamala or El Salvador, and it's essentially impossible that he wasn't involved in Mocking Bird. I don't even think he's shilling, but he's been allowed to do what he would have done anyway, and is one part of the controlled opposition. The Interesting how he seems to share similar childhood to Perkins, went to elite prep school, has talked about feeling inferior to elite classmates etc

find his insistent 'work within the system ' hilarious. We go from the Moby Dick hell analogy, to give Sander's a chance 🫠He's sort of the roaming conscious of the elites, the inverse of someone like Jimmy Savile.

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Sim1776's avatar

Thanks for the book recommendation! In hindsight I see where Perkins is doing a "Revelation of the Method" schtick. Thankfully it was a used Amazon purchase. One of the few good things about Bezos' golem.

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Lily del Mar's avatar

Extremely clarifying

Thank you

I am Venezuelan

It has never been completely clear to me the position of the Government in this moment

I feel Chavez had good intentions but a very troubled heart which therefore I could not trust

Maduro seems to be some kind of cartel, but I am not certain serving what. The opposition is either extremely naive or bought.

I live in Brasil.

I recently watched the most recent movie about the times of the dictatorship. A Belgium friend was asking some questions about the regime. I just sent her this link.

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Alex Fox's avatar

Nice perspective here. It's worth noting that the Cold War was a major factor in US-backed regime change. Once the Cuban Revolution overthrew the US-backed dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista, Che Guevara and other Communists co-opted Fidel Castro’s new government, turning Cuba into a Soviet proxy.

Once that happened, Latin America became a major battleground for the Cold War. From the 1960s until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Washington and Moscow backed opposite sides on civil wars, coups, and insurgencies throughout the region.

Also worthy of note: the debacle in Iran was really the fault of the British (who owned the Iranian oil industry). When MI6 approached President Truman for CIA assistance in staging a coup, he turned them down. Only after Eisenhower took office were the British able to convince America to get on board with what became Operation AJAX. As usual, the law of unintended consequences resulted in the falling-domino sequence that led directly to the Iranian Revolution.

A common thread in both Cuba and Iran (as well as many other nations) is that Western-backed governments are perceived with hostility by the natives, who then tend to gravitate to the most reactive and violent ideologies (generally, Marxism and/or Islamism) because those paradigms offer a moral justification for armed revolt, as well as a ready-made alternative form of governance. Thus, the pendulum of history is often pushed in one direction by pro-Western domination, only to swing back towards anti-Western violence.

Are you familiar with John Perkins, author of "Confessions of an Economic Hitman"? He writes extensively about how the IMF and other institutions systematically exploit and enslave emerging economies. https://amzn.to/3DUgo2g

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Thanks for the comment, Alex. I agree with you that natives often turned to whatever ideologies were available to resist foreign intrusion, and that the interventions in places like Cuba and Iran often led to cycles of instability where Western-backed regimes were met with violent resistance, fueling the rise of more extreme ideologies. It's just that this reaction still fed into the overall results being sought by the international order. The Cold War's battle between capitalism vs. communism served as an ideological excuse to dismantle local traditions and economies, making them susceptible to global economic systems and debt control (regardless of which ideology won, as we see how Vietnam integrated quickly into the global order after their war). Ordo ab Chao...

I have Perkins's book on my list to read - it will be interesting to hear from someone who participated in it first-hand - but he's fairly low on my priority list because of how glowing the establishment reviews are and how it's been highlighted by the New York Times, among other publications. If something is highlighted in this manner, the odds are high that it's hiding important data and perspectives...

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Hugh G Rection's avatar

So the communists of china won thanks to US help. This is pure comedy.

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Erik's avatar

What about Afghanistan? They were a liberal democracy in the 1970s and have regressed to the strongman phase. Will they be re-integrated?

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

It seems like a failed state to me at this point, much like Somalia or Libya now, but the Taliban very much played the role assigned to them. The purpose of the 20 year war was merely to wash infinite funds out of the U.S. taxpayer basis back into the hands of the transnational security elite, not to win the war, as Assange stated so eloquently here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IGU_7alJ80

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Hi Sonny, thanks for the comment. Even though this post was about the three stages of integration into the world economic order, things don't always go according to plan and the stage sometimes reverts (as I mentioned with Egypt - an explanation not covered by the SPI's theory as it was already a loyal U.S. client state; or see how the U.S. undermined the Shah of Iran, also a loyal client state). I see Saddam and Qaddafi as overthrown primarily because they wanted to get off the U.S. petrodollar system - in other words, the strongman wanted to "go rogue" from the greater plan. It wasn't about oil, it was about selling oil in non-dollar denominated currencies.

The following post discusses the three types of wars that our elites fight, which are (1) wars to rape the U.S. taxpayer (such as Afghanistan), (2) wars against strongmen rulers who try to go rogue (Saddam, Qaddafi), and (3) wars to further white erasure: https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/a-typology-of-globohomo-initiated . I used more crass language in that 2023 post than I do currently, as I review that post a couple years out...

I agree with you that African leaders like to play the victim to the public against their own corruption and terrible economic and other policies; that's good politics, I suppose. But it also seems to me that these countries are and remain actual victims of globalized predation.

I like Richard Werner's works and covered the documentary based on his Princes of the Yen here: https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/a-stock-market-bubble-as-a-trap

Regarding Assange, I agree with you that there were aspects of his motivations that were disturbing; he was playing a role within certain lines, but he ultimately crossed them (clearly, based on his long imprisonment). I discuss his interesting and complicated character here: https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/profiles-in-courage-2-julian-assange

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Sim1776's avatar

Fentanyl replaced the need for Afghanistan. Who cares about a bunch of goat herders after that. The Pashtun are disagreeable and shoot well anyways.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

That's Preparata's thesis in his book Phantasmagoria: https://www.amazon.com/PHANTASMAGORIA-SPECTACLE-11-WAR-TERROR/dp/B0CK3ZHCC7/

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Sim1776's avatar

I've heard of Preparata but never read any of his books. Yet another thing to toss on the list. Drugs and banking seem to go hand in hand. 🤔

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JohnF's avatar

'Poppy' Bush (CIA) Drug Lord of Afghanistan Passed Away (2018) - Poppies Up For Grabs

The United States Armed Forces completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan on 30 August 2021, marking the end of the 2001–2021 War of Terror.

USAID – About Propaganda – Coups – Color Revolutions – Regime Change – BioWeapons - War/Drug Profit$$$

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JohnF's avatar

All Kept In Check By The MOSSAD/CIA Jeffery Epstein Honey Trap Paedophile Sex Scandal Ensnaring The World's Politicians.!

Goes Way Back - Epstein, Diddy, Weinstein, Franklin, Catholic Church, Etc - Sex Scandals.

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Luke Reeshus's avatar

The way you write about our 'elites,' you seem to imagine them as farseeing and omniscient. That every stage in their plan for total control over humanity proceeds without a hiccup. What about Musk buying Twitter-cum-X? Was that part of their plan?

What about the Ukraine War? Every official source I read in the lead-up to 2022 asserted that sanctions would cripple Russia's economy and warfighting capability, so Putin wouldn't dare attack. Yet 3 years later, the Russkiea have dished out 10x casualty rates and are poised to annex another 4 oblasts including Odessa.

Was this part of a grand plan? Whoever's it was, to arm Ukraine as a spear aimed at the Russian Bear's heart -- they're either delusionally hubristic or retarded, and probably both.

I find it amazing they still garner any respect.

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Hi Luke, your understanding of the Ukraine war is unfortunately too much of a standard reactionary one of West Bad, Putin Good. Even under this (incorrect) interpretation Putin has not succeeded in the objectives he set out, because the stated intent of the war was not for Russia to survive but to cleave Ukraine back into the Russian orbit - here, it has totally failed. But from a deeper understanding Putin is as controlled by the upper elites as Zelensky is (which can be seen by how Putin achieved power, the inner circle of oligarchs he is allied to, how he caters slavishly to Chabad, etc.) and the publicly stated objectives of the war were not the real ones. The real objectives were to churn white Christian bodies on both sides and to empty out the Slavlands, as well a bunch of other objectives (to dynamite Nordstream 2 to prevent a Russian/German alliance ala Mackinder’s thesis, to make Europe dependent on U.S. oil exports, to continue the U.S. military industrial complex graft after the Afghanistan wind down, and more). See here and here if you want to understand:

https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/the-ukraine-war-did-not-take-place

https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/how-real-is-the-russiaukraine-war

Re: Musk, he is definitely a subsidiary member of the elites, not a higher level one. Look how many times he’s been forced to go to Israel/Polish death camps to publicly apologize with Ben Shapiro and others in solemn tow. The ADL literally sets Twitter/X censorship policy.

For the structure of the modern world see here: https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/the-global-world-order-is-centralized

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The Irish Wet Nurse's avatar

Thank heavens for you.

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Luke Reeshus's avatar

"...Putin has not succeeded in the objectives he set out, because the stated intent of the war was not for Russia to survive but to cleave Ukraine back into the Russian orbit - here, it has totally failed."

The oblasts of Donestk, Kherson, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia were annexed into the Russian Federation on September 30, 2022. The NATO-armed Ukrainian proxy army meant to contest them has been destroyed multiple times over. ~1.2 million KIA, depending on one's sources.

Ukraine is running out of men to man the front. The German newspaper The Star recently ran its front page as a recruitment ad. The Eurocrats are flailing. Putin could take Odessa this year. Again: this doesn't seem like part of a plan.

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

I heard there were 6 million Kia

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Luke Reeshus's avatar

Funny stuff.

Do you believe any sources at all? Did Columbus make landfall in Hispanola? Or was it the Vikings? Ooh, maybe it wasn't either, but aliens -- the same ones who built the Pyramids of Giza... Who could possibly know?

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

Pepe Escobar knows. He is getting updates from the battlefield from one of Yahweh's angels. There are 6 million dead Ukrainian soldiers. The current army is a shadow-reptilian go'uld strike force. Putin is battling them to save the planet and now Elon is going to help him invade Mars. Stay tuned for Scott Ritter to bring you the details.

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Luke Reeshus's avatar

That's a solid 'No' then on any sources. So you have no idea what's going on. Good to know.

Hey, maybe the Ukraine War isn't even occurring... maybe CNN is just recycling footage of shelled Donetsk towns from 2014 over and over. Who could possibly know?

After all, there's no way it's old-school geopolitics between nation-states! That's so 20th century! It must be psyops all the way down!

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Arraya's avatar

Russia’s stated intent was not land(that was a desire of many nationalists)

Putin actually laid out a list of complaints right before the invasion

The invasion made all his issues infinitely worse

The invasion by Russia own pre war complaint list, was a catastrophic failure

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Moth's avatar

“because the stated intent of the war was not for Russia to survive but to cleave Ukraine back into the Russian orbit”

I would say that this would deserve 100% certainty

It looks like a pivotal milestone in your intellectual structure - I do believe it would deserve refining

I appreciate your neutral stance in regard of “West bad, Putin good“ in the sense that you are not (for example) insulting people favouring this. It is a mark of intellect than to adress the matter, as you do. After all, it’s like coffee time and there are no thousand ways for asserting the topic you favor for discussion

i would add that “West bad, Putin good” is already two specs. I would say that I don’t have “West bad” but “West degenerated to an extent that it’s damaging, and Trump being a positive milestone”

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Neoliberal Feudalism's avatar

Hi Moth, anyone who wants to promote the "West bad, Putin good" perspective *needs* to have answers for why Putin sends endless amounts of oil to Ukraine, including to the Ukrainian military, why Russia has not attacked the Dniper bridges from which Ukraine ferries all of it's military supplies, why Russia has not attacked key Ukrainian infrastructure or top personnel, etc. Anyone who wants to push this line of argument needs to have answers to Igor Strelkov's razor-sharp list of 39 pointed questions about the war, which you should read carefully and in depth: https://edwardslavsquat.substack.com/p/39-questions-about-the-war-in-ukraine

The "West bad, Putin good" crowd has no answers for any of this. They would literally prefer to ignore it because there are no answers for it under their perspective. I hope this is helpful.

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RedPilledBoomer's avatar

So true. I was also clinging very long to that narrative. It hurts to finally understand that there is no saviour or good guy in this story. In a war which could have been won within weeks, by military standards.

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Sim1776's avatar

Oof, busted by the Angry Patriots Club! How many years did Strelkov get in a Russian prison? Oh yeah, 4 years!

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Luke Reeshus's avatar

"The 'West bad, Putin good' crowd has no answers for any of this."

Au contraire! And it's no great mystery.

Putin does not want to destroy Ukraine. He wants to demilitarize it (read: eliminate its NATO proxy army); 'de-Nazi-fy' it (read: eliminate the Banderas political element in Kiev); and ensure its neutrality, related to NATO's 1997 borders. He and his generals are pursuing this as if waging war against their cousins, who have been tragically brainwashed by the West.* They're going slowly.

Putin has stated these objectives publicly, multiple times. But no one listens. People like Mr. Strelkov view Putin's prudence as cowardice, and Russia's hesitance as weakness. So be it. Meanwhile NATO unravels at the seams the second JD Vance tells Eurocrats in Munich to fund their own militaries. Truly amazing times.

*Civilian casualties in this conflict are remarkably low by modern warfare standards, intimating a high level of discipline in the Russian army.

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Moth's avatar

This opens a real freaking can of worms.

Thank you for your reply! I don't have the answer to those questions, not even the one you mention. It is indeed puzzling.

You know, I would probably loose your attention with my hypothesis - but know that it's not a quick answer, but rather something that I have been pondering for a while. Well, look, Russians are fighting / dealing with "aliens", there. Ukraine has been a kind of experiment lab for many wrong things. There are accounts of underground facilities, etc. As a matter of fact, Ukraine has become a very very dark place, along the years. Somehow, I wouldn't find it impossible to spectate -hum - let's say, "manifestations". When too much darkness, those things may happen. Those would just "take shape", or "manifest" - or even come to there as some "attracting locator".

And, see, Biden was a real pit of problem, I don't find it implausible that his mandate has been translating by an very sharp increase / exacerbation of some very dark "grounds".

And so, "aliens" or whatever.

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Sim1776's avatar

I understand where you're coming from. The Azov folks and others are into some dark shit. The West and the Globalist agenda are conjuring some dark stuff if any of the persistent rumors are true (so many missing children). In addition to NLF's truth bombs, may I suggest Rurik Skywalker and Edward Slavsquat? The Globalists are playing us.

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Moth's avatar

Some said that Hitler's hidden job was an unconscious/semi-conscious effort to scatter something along those lines. And here we are, nazis in 2025.

Bah, missing children would just add up to the dark fog. I have no idea as to how the fog would morph into getting alive, but it could be. Hence my "there are UFO" theory! Some "thoughts" ... becoming "transient matter" or something like that

Occultists should know better! Thanks for the references!

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SANITYCLAUS's avatar

HOW THE BRITISH EMPIRE RULES THE WORLD USING THE PENTAGON AND AMERICA'S NATIONAL GUARD TO MURDER AND RAPE THE WORLD.

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