Trouble in the Underground

When multiple famous people die unexpectedly and rapidly within a relatively short period of time, it is natural to want to seek out deeper answers and get a better sense of closure on the matter. Especially when all we get are vague, politically sensationalized details from the press. But for some reason, there is a growing sentiment in cyber-culture, almost violent in its knee jerk response, that immediately shouts: "STOP THAT! DON'T ASK QUESTIONS!" Nothing says "they died in vain" better than indifference to the details and allowing others to suffer the same unexamined fate, simply because we were afraid of offending people who probably don't care as much as we do anyway.

NOTE: Some words in this blog will use alternate characters or numbers to represent letters, in order to avoid pesky Google algorithms seeking to censor information they don't like.

Eric Wagner was the original singer for legendary underground Doom Metal pioneers, Trouble. After many years and albums, he did leave the band, but continued to be active musically. One of his main projects when he died was The Skull, a band which is named after the 2nd Trouble album, and features multiple original members of that group.

On 8.6.21, Scott "Wino" Weinrich, who's band The Obsessed was touring with The Skull, posted the following to his Instagram page:

"TEXAS!!!! I love TEXAS and am very happy to be back in the land of the free. State pride , FAIR AND SANE LAWS , and REAL PATRIOTISM are just two of the many reasons why this state rules . Big ugly will try to undermine this state with weather m0dification, v0ting fraud and diluting the core with socialist une1ected swine, BUT THEY WILL NEVER SUCCEED. Cmon Arlington Texas !!!"

About 5 days later, The Skull posted the following statement to their Facebook page:

"Hey All... Due to the ongoing and growing C0V1D situation sweeping the nation again, particularly in the South where we are currently, we, THE SKULL, have opted to put the brakes on our current tour with THE OBSESSED, who will continue on without us. We will reschedule as much as we can and tour again properly when things calm down. Thank you for understanding and please be safe out there."

According to brooklynvegan dot com, the above statement by the Skull has since been deleted from the band's page. We can only guess why, but it is interesting to note a specific contrast between Wino's statement on 8.6, compared to the Skull's comments on 8.11. I'm referring to Wino's extreme entheusiasm to be touring the south, vs The Skull's extreme hesitency, resulting in them dropping from the tour altogether.

One confusing aspect of the Skull's statement, is that despite their obvious concerns over the "growing C0V1D situation sweeping the nation," they did not initially cancel their 8.19.21 Psycho Las Vegas date, which was scheduled to occur just over a week after breaking off from their tour with the Obsessed. If they were truly spooked for their health, why would they fly [drive?] all the way over to Las Vegas to play a show for hundreds, maybe 1000+ people, where risk could potentially be higher than smaller shows they felt were too risky to play? I'm guessing there were other factors that went into their decision to cancel the last few dates with the Obsessed.

Note how the Skull often seems to begin their posts with "Hey All." We'll see more examples of this.

6 days later, a Blabbermouth article headline reads:

"Former TROUBLE Singer ERIC WAGNER Hospitalized With COV1D Pneumonia"

"Eric Wagner, the original singer of doom metal legends TROUBLE, has been hospitalized with COV1D pneumonia.

The news of Wagner's battle with the disease caused by the novel c0r0navirus was shared on the Facebook page of his current band THE SKULL.

THE SKULL wrote: "We will not be able to play Psycho Vegas this Thursday. While 3 out of 4 of us who tested positive for C0V1D are recovering nicely... Eric Wagner's bout with C0V1D has gotten worse and he was admitted to the hospital yesterday with C0V1D pneumonia. Positive thoughts and words will be helpful." - blabbermouth 8.17.21

I'm trying to figure out if the Skull's statement "3 out of 4 of us" is a reference specifically to band members, or if it includes members of their crew as well. I've seen other articles that seem to conflate these little details, more than clarify. Not sure what to make of that, but thought it was worth mentioning.

Note that the Skull again started their message with "Hey All," which can be seen in the screen shot image above. Blabbermouth has left that out of their quote in the above article. This will be signifficent later.

"Doom Metal Legend Wino cites C0V1D related conspiracy theory while cancelling his appearance at Psycho Las Vegas" - blabbermouth 8.20.21

In other written/video blogs, I have brought up the point about how mainstream media [MSM] has weaponized this phrase "conspiracy theory." I've noted that Wikipedia has an interesting entry on this phrase, stating some believe it is used "...in order to discredit conspiratorial believers...by making them a target of ridicule." That is exactly right, and that is what Blabbermouth is doing here.

Whether or not one agrees with Wino's statements, the article, with it's assuming headline, is clearly sending a message to readers that HE IS WRONG, and that HE IS A NUTCASE and that nobody should take him seriously. This is how Blabbermouth treats a "Doom Metal Legend?" By using their influence to cancel him out for having his own opinion that they disagree with? Let's take a look at what Wino said that triggered Blabbermouth to respond this way...

"Two evenings ago, I received an email from Psycho Las Vegas, wherein they informed me, and other artists, that this event would require that all people, attendees and artists, wear a mask at ALL times indoors. The exception only being while singing on stage, all non-singing musicians, band members, etc. are required to be masked during the performance. This includes drummers. Also, as soon as the performance is over, artists will be required to re-don masks in backstage, front of house, vip lounges, and common areas."

Wino clearly disagrees with these mask mandates, as this is one of the reasons he cancelled his appearance. Is that why Blabbermouth is calling him a conspiracy theorist?

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"People should not be walking around with masks...there's no reason to be walking around with a mask. When you're in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people "feel" a little bit better and it might even block a droplet. But it's not providing the perfect protection that people THINK that it is. And often, there are unintended consequences, people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face." Dr Anthony Fauci, 60 minutes

Dr Fauci is considered the "leading infectious disease expert" in the United States. We are told he is the HIGHEST paid governmental employee in the country. Not only did he state, live on 60 minutes, that these masks we are all wearing don't work the way we think they do, he even goes the extra step to state that there are UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES for doing so! So if Blabbermouth thinks Wino is a conspiracy theorist for having a problem with a mask requirement - they must think Dr Fauci is an even BIGGER conspiracy theorist for claiming we are all wearing them for no reason!

"I have dug very deep when researching C0V1D-I9 not just on youtube, but in scientific publications, journals, lectures, etc. I BELIEVE THE V1RUS EXISTS, and has been weaponized as has been proven in congressional hearings where the evidence is overwhelming. Our govt (NIH) has been complicit in the financing, and shared scientific lab work creating a SARS based super c0r0naV1Rus, designed specifically for lethality and easy dissemination amongst the human population."

Wino capitalizes the words "I BELIEVE THE V1RUS EXISTS." What's controversial about that statement? He then states he believes it has been weaponized and that it's been proven in congressional hearings. This can actually be confirmed by anyone who cares to research it.

In a C-SPAN video, still available as I type this, Senator Rand Paul grills Dr Fauci on his involvement with GA1N of FUNCT10N research [the process of making virµses MORE transmissable and deadly] at the lab in Wµhan. Now people may not LIKE Rand Paul, people may not LIKE what he is asking Dr Fauci, and Dr Fauci certainly doesn't like what he is being asked! - but Rand Paul is in fact a Dr himself, and if you look up everything he specifically cites in this exchange, you will find, AT THE VERY LEAST, there is an extremely compelling argument that Dr Anthony Fauci helped manufacture the V1RUS which has killed countless people and has nearly shut our country down. If people choose to be lazy, and not look this stuff up simply because they are afraid their opinion might shift to something their friends don't like, well they aren't really in a position to decide whether Wino's views are "conspiracy theory" or not, are they?

Does Blabbermouth think that Senator Dr Rand Paul is a conspiracy theorist? There is a saying that goes, "there are no conspiracies, but there are also no coincidences..."

"Bi0-weapons are nothing new, but in my personal opinion pure evil. Early on in the so called PANDEM1C it was stated by the CDC that PCR tests were inaccurate in determining if one had the virus, because they are designed for individuals who already were symptomatic. The CDC quickly backtracked as it was a desirable test to cause FALSE POSITIVES. Also, the Innova rapid tests have been recalled by the FDA for also giving inaccurate results. Mainstream media did not report this, and these tests are still in use. A paper mask was also first said by the WHO and so called experts to be useless against the virus, then of course the official word was again changed."

According to the Cleveland Clinic, who brag about having existed for 100 years on their website, "The PCR test has been the gold standard test for diagnosing C0V1D-I9 since authorized for use in February 2020. It’s accurate and reliable."

If PCR tests are "the gold standard," why has the CDC [Center for Disease Control] website announced they are phasing it out as of December 31, 2021?

"Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a method widely used to rapidly make millions to billions of copies (complete copies or partial copies) of a specific DNA sample, allowing scientists to take a very small sample of DNA and amplify it (or a part of it) to a large enough amount to study in detail." - Wiki

[Mullis died of pneumonia on August 7, 2019 at age 74]

Biochemist Kary Mullis [above] is the inventor of the PCR test. In 1983, he was awarded a Nobel Prize for it. Here is what he said about it in a lecture, which can still be found online:

"It [PCR test] allows you to take a very minuscule amount of anything, and make it measurable…it’s just a process that’s used to make a whole lot of something out of something. That’s what it is, it doesn’t tell you that your sick it doesn’t tell you that the thing you ended up with really was gonna hurt you or anything like that."

Does Blabbermouth think that Kary Mullis, inventor of the PCR test, winner of a nobel prize, is a conspiracy theorist for his views on this topic?

Although it's not real easy to find, the NY Times published an article on 8.29.20 entitled "Your C0r0naV1RUS Test is Positive, maybe it shouldn't be," specifically addressing the unrealiability of the PCR tests:

"In three sets of testing data that include cycle thresholds, compiled by officials in Massachusetts, New York and Nevada, up to 90 percent of people testing positive carried barely any virµs, a review by The Times found. Up to 90 percent of “positive cases” barely contained a trace of virµs. Viro1ogists contacted by the NYT were “stunned.”

Does Blabbermouth think the NY Times publishes conspiracy theories on this topic?

"My personal beliefs are: We are under the authoritarian cloak of a small cadre of unelected so called 'elite' who are beyond rich and consequently consider themselves above the common man. This virµs I believe was created as a depopulation tool, and the fear associated with it as a means to subjugate and enslave you and I, the common people.

Hypothesis: a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation. - Oxford Languages

Obviously, Wino has done his homework on this topic. Given the solid points he has made in order to arrive at the above hypotheses, Blabbermouth's characterization of him as some sort of wacko "conspiracy theorist" isn't just innocent sensationalism/exagerration. It encourages destructive ignorance among their readers.

"I cannot, in good conscious, perform my music in an environment that is designed to take away individuality, civil liberties and free will. I will not be performing this night at Psycho Las Vegas, not out of fear, but principle. If we, the people, continue to blindly accept this tyranny we are destined for enslavement...These are my personal views, but I urge everyone to dig deep. My apologies to my friends and fans, but it's time to wake up."

Whether you agree with Wino or not, he's obviously a well intended man trying to use his influence in a positive way to help others. He's standing up for what he feels to be right, in the face of what is likely a huge amount of opposition. Even putting his musical career on the line! If the people at Blabbermouth think that is a big joke, it only reflects negatively on them as an "underground" media organization.

It is interesting to note that both The Skull and Wino cancelled their appearances at the Psycho Las Vegas festival, but for somewhat opposite reasons.

"I think that Facebook was really not a good thing, like it started out MAYBE…I watched that movie, where it was like for “college people,” I’m not so sure anymore. Facebook is a CIA’s wet dream! They know where you are, who you are, what you look like, what your kids look like, what your eating for supper, where I went on vacation…I mean come on." - Eric Wagner, Heavy Metal Horror Podcast

On 8.23.21, Blabbermouth announced that Eric Wagner had died of "C0V1D pneumonia."...

"The news of Wagner's passing was confirmed late last night by his son Luke Wagner. Luke wrote on social media: "Hey all this is Luke Wagner his oldest son. Eric Wagner has passed away."

Last I checked, Luke Wagner is not a member of the Skull. So why is he starting his message the same way the band does when they post messages? Is the same author of all the Skull's posts also the same person in charge of Luke Wagner's account?

And who says "hey all" to begin their statement letting the world know your father, beloved by thousands of fans worldwide, just died? Try and hear this in a human voice: "Hey all, my dad died suddenly from C0V1D last night." I mean, what do you say? "Bummer bro, let's fire up a joint?" Maybe the emotion is just getting lost on the screen, but just seems like a very cold, odd way to announce such tragic news, from his son no-less.

"Unvaççinated people, like Wagner reportedly was, are more likely to be hospitalized or die from C0V1D-I9 than people who are fully vaççinated."

The article then states that Wagner was "reportedly" µnvaccina†ed. That means they really don't know if he was vaccina†ed or not! And they aren't naming the source of the information they stated as if it was "established fact." But that doesn't stop them from building upon their unconfirmed assumptions...

"Infectious disease experts have said that large-scale outbreaks among UNVAççiNA†ED people are being fueled by the highly contagious de1†a varian†."

Blabbermouth is now jumping from their unconfirmed assumption that Eric Wagner was not vaççinated, to not so subtly insinuating that his [unconfirmed] decision was responsible for his death, and that others should get vaççinated or suffer a similar fate. In short, they are using Eric Wagner's death to advertise C0V1D vaççines. But what if it turns out Wagner WAS vaççinated? Will Blabbermouth publish another article walking all of this back? Of course not! Because they have a political agenda!

To be fair, I did find a video on youtube where Wagner was interviewed by some Brazilian fans, and they asked him how he feels about the idea of mandatory vaççinations:

"I hope they don’t do that because I really don’t wanna take it… I don’t want it. I remember my parents, every time they went to get a flu shot they were always sick, they got sick you know?…and even here you know, Pharmaceuticals are so expensive and…there’s a lady standing there wanting to give me a free flu shot! Why is it free? That’s what scares me right there. Here ya go, let’s test this out on you! No thanks, I’ll rather have the flu."

Given the above, it is reasonable to assume Wagner was not vaççinated. But until we have confirmation, isn't it a bit obnoxious to just run away with that assumed "fact" and use it to promote the vaççine and fear mongering the day Wagner's death is announced? Unfortunately, it reminds me of when TMZ announced Chris Cornell's suicide before the autopsy was even performed! And if you've read my blogs on that topic, you know that the official evidence there does NOT support suicide, but murder.

Another band that apparently cancelled their scheduled appearance at Psycho Las Vegas was legendary Bay Area Thrash band Vio-Lence, due to Sean Killian [singer] contracting C0V1D. In fact, it appears that Killian was admitted into the hospital the same day as Eric Wagner! Blabbermouth then ran this headline on 8.23.21, the SAME DAY Wagner's death was announced:

'Anti-Vaççination' VIO-LENCE Singer SEAN KILLIAN Blasts Ex-D.R.I. Bassist HARALD OIMOEN Over 'No Sympathy' Comment

"VIO-LENCE singer Sean Killian has blasted Harald Oimoen as a "coward" after the former D.R.I. bassist said that he had "no sympathy" for adults who refuse vaççination against C0V1D-I9 and then become sick."

I'm not going to get into this article in detail, but we can see that Blabbermouth is again encouraging a negative "anti-vaççine" stereotype, and using this little war between Killian and Oimoen to do it - obviously taking sides with the latter in this case. This was published the SAME DAY as the Wagner article, where they subtly criticized him for being "reportedly" unvaççinated. [The articles calling Wino a "conspiracy theorist" are obviously part of Blabbermouth's theme of "cancelling anti-vaççine people."]

The article then goes on the state "Unvaççinated people are more likely to be hospitalized or die from C0V1D-I9 than people who are fully vaççinated." Blabbermouth then provides no specific source or studies to back the claim up. This is because Blabbermouth has been instructed to promote the vaççine, regardless of what the facts or the science says about their safety and necessity. We see this in the way they slant articles to suit their narrative, and leave out information that might contradict their assumptions. There is a distinct lack of objectivity when they are covering this topic.

Apparently Oimoen faced much backlash for how he came down on Killian, enough that he felt compelled to issue an apology publicly:

"I don't know WTF I was thinking .... Life is way too short & fragile to even waste time on bullshit like this !! It was mean spirited & uncalled for ! There is enough schism in the world right now & I shouldn't be making it worse !"

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The Letter that shall not be named...

The Bible is the top selling, most widely circulated book in the world last I checked. Does this mean that 100% of those readers are practicing, fanatical Christians? I've read the Christian Bible, the Satanic Bible, the Tao Te Ching, books on Freemasonry...and yet I do not identify specifically with any religion and I am not a Freemason. It would be silly to assume that everyone who reads a book on any of these topics must be a "fanatic."

This seems like common sense to me, yet when it comes to the topic of this blog, the mainstream news media is absolutely obsessed with projecting a negative one-dimentional stereotype around 100% of the people who dare explore it on any level other than totally dismissive! Many then form negative opinions based not upon their own objective research, but instead from 2nd hand media sources who are vehemently biased. The purpose of this blog is not necesarily to "convert" anyone, but to explore and better understand the reasoning and machinations behind their fearce censorship on this particular topic. What are they trying to hide from the people and why?

To the point of parody, MSM [mainstream media] incessently associates this image of the 1.6.21 Capital Riot "Shaman" with the topic we are about to get into. In reality, "the Shaman" is most likley an FBI informant or some other type of actor who's specific objective is to encourage an artificially manufactured stereotype, to support certain partisan political interests [see articles by Revolver News concerning 1.6.21 and also the FBI's role in the "foiled" plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer.]

Given the increase of censorship on this topic online, I will speak in code at times to avoid using certain algorithm triggering words/phrases, to prevent the possibility of having this page taken down. If certain words look strange or are substituted with symbols such as ****, this is why.

PART I: WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE?

The screenshot above was taken from a mirror site of a message board we will look at in a moment. The author of the post goes by a name which is represented by a single letter of the alphabet [hint: it's after P and before R]. We find this letter near the top left of the page, within the content, and at the bottom [which functions as a signature typically on his posts]. For simplicity, let's just call this unknown poster "Mr Letter" from now on.

Now I don't know if Mr Letter is a man, a woman, or a group of people. Nobody does actually. And yet MSM is publishing articles daily, referring to this as some sort of distinct "cult" with distinct "ideals" and distinct marching orders - when the fact is, it's just too abstract and open ended to prove such assumptions. So they must make things up and carry out false flag events to backup their narrative. Essentially, they CREATE a conspiracy theory, associate it with something they want "cancelled," then accuse their target of promoting conspiracy theories! It's genius really.

The phrase highlighted in GREEN above is what you get when you combine the letter to the left of #1 with the phrase to the left of #2. In this post #4881 Mr Letter is pointing out how MSM uses the phrase highlighted in GREEN to misrepresent both Mr Letter and his commentators/followers - by basically claiming they are "one and the same," which they are not. That's like claiming all the people who comment on Twitter posts reflect the views of the authors of those threads or Jack Dorsey himself! If that were true and I wanted to misrepresent/make someone look bad, I could simply post a bunch of hateful/racist garbage on one of their threads and they'd be implicated by what I wrote. Does that make any sense?

By building up this sort of FIREWALL of negativity and false information around Mr Letter's posts, MSM has created a kind of virtual "electric fence," which discourages many from getting close enough to have an objective view and to then form their own unbiased opinions. As opposed to the ones formed from the white noise shoved in their faces daily by MSM.

It seems to me when they say, "don't look at that! It's racist! It's conspiracy theory! blah blah blah!" that usually means it reveals a little too much about how THEY are trying to control YOU. This is why they must get you chasing the noise THEY are making, rather than allowing you to refer directly to the source, when forming conclusions. You must get triggered or "zapped" into a defensive reaction by their virtual electric fence BEFORE you can get too close to information deemed "dangerous" to you by them. How thoughtful!

So what is the signifficence of this particular letter of the alphabet, and why has Mr Letter, who has gotten MSM in ultra defensive mode, chosen it? One possibility: according to military.wikia.org, this letter designates

"a United States Department of Energy (DOE) security clearance equivalent to a United States Department of Defense Top Secret (TS) clearance and Critical Nuclear Weapon Design Information (CNWDI).[1] DOE clearances apply for access specifically relating to atomic or nuclear related materials ("Restricted Data" under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954)..."

Is Mr Letter trying to tell us that he/she is some sort of insider deep within the layers of the Military Industrial Complex? Is this even an individual, or is this a group of individuals? What is the goal, and why did they communicate to the public in this manner starting on 10.28.2017? [as of the day I type this, Mr Letter has not posted since December of 2020] The best way to get answers is to LOOK AT THE POSTS, and decide for yourself!

You must tap/click on images first, in order to enlarge them at the proper resolution. Simply enlarging the screen without tapping on it first may produce a blurry/low resolution image.

Above is the board where Mr Letter has posted in the past [he has not posted anything since December of 2020 as of the day I type this], and is the source of the information we looked at earlier from a mirror site. This is where anonymous users can [or could at some point in the past] sign up for an account and then add commentary anonymously. I don't have an account and I don't know how active the board still is, but when it was functioning normally, commentators could literally be anyone. This means people who don't like Mr Letter are/were also free to sign up anonymously, and say absolutely anything they want on the boards [whose moderators lean heavily towards the right to free speech, regardless of political leanings]. The mainstream media would then cherry-pick comments, maybe even from their own infiltrators/trolls, and claim these comments represent an entire movement/cult of nutcases, in order to build a misleading case against their political opponents, and even get them branded as "terrorists." You see how that works?

They might even manufacture an event, such as the Capital Riot of 1/6/21, then refer back to cherry picked comments of anonymous users in hind-site, and sort of blame it all on Mr Letter and his "cult" of followers. Again, this blog isn't about "converting people" or promoting Mr Letter - it's about SEEING THROUGH THE MSM BIAS, and trying to reach a level of objectivity. This very process has been deliberately, and methodically mischaracterized as being politically "partisan," in order to justify fascistic behavior on the part of big-tech/MSM - who falsely represent themselves as being in alignment with the "will of the people" - when in fact they wish to dictate the "will of the people" unchallenged. This is something that should be of deep concern to ANYONE who cares about freedom of the individual. It has nothing to do with who you voted for, it's about the freedom to think and express ourselves freely! This is information warfare, and our 1st Amendment rights seems to be the target here.

Post #1771 - Occassionally, Mr Letter will quote one of the anonymous individual posters of the board referenced earlier, in order to validate their observations. That is what we are looking at above, and it is in plain enough English. Mr Letter is about getting the truth to the people, teaching them how to dig for it, allowing them to accept or not accept it, encouraging them to go out and VERIFY information for themselves - nothing to do with discrimination, hate, violence, subversion, or control. There is no specific racial "target audience" here, and there is nothing in any of Mr Letter's posts suggesting otherwise.

This phrase "no outside comms" is popular among decoders of Mr Letter, and seems to indicate that he will NEVER post [communicate to the public] anywhere but these boards. This is an important point, because MSM is always referring to Mr Letter in the context of all sorts of situations [sometimes involving "The Shaman" clown mentioned earlier], deliberately giving the false impression that there is some mob/cult of far right extremists inspired by Mr Letter to go commit acts of extremism, following his orders. This is complete MSM BS which, unfortunately the FB1 has been guilty of pedaling as well - suggesting they are colluding together on a massive scale [more on this later in the blog].

PART II: WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE

Taking a close look at the first 10 results of a Google query typically reveals a huge bias in one direction, which can only be the result of a carefully programmed algorithm. The word search term we are using here, is the one highlighted in green in the image near the beginning of this blog.

Result 1: First result shows us exactly how MSM and big tech want the general public to view Mr Letter and those who read his posts. They want to reduce them to a bunch of nutcase CLOWNS, who are not to be taken seriously but are potentially dangerous and unhinged. This is because they do not want attention on the CONTENT of Mr Letter's posts. This "Shaman" guy is their perfect propaganda clown, and the fact there are 2 pictures of him within the first result tells you something about how important this silly image is to them. First result = the one Google says embodies your query the best.

Result 2 asks the question, "what is *****," then proceeds to tell you exactly what they believe it is! Are they "asking" or "telling" here? It goes on to state that Mr Letter is all about a conspiracy theory involving "a shadowy cabal of Democratic ped0phi1e5." Out of 4,953 posts, the word "ped0phi1e" only appears 4 times. Doesn't sound like Mr Letter is real obsessed with this "conspiracy theory" to me, as less than 1% of his posts mention ped0phi1e5 directly. Going by the number of times the word appears "in print," a good argument could probably be made that NY Times is actually more obsessed with this topic than Mr Letter!

[Wikipedia references a Yahoo news article in their entry discussing the idea that Mr Letter inspires acts of domestic terrorism. This assumption is based upon an FB1 document included in the same article [from which the clip above was taken], which can fairly be described as a conspiracy theory in itself!]

Result 3 is the Wiki entry. They call Mr Letter a "discredited conspiracy theory." Again, that's like calling the NY Times a "crappy weather report." Yeah, they report on the weather, but there's plenty of other things they report on! It doesn't even make sense really...it goes on to state that Mr Letter and his followers think a bunch of Satanic cannabilistic ped0fi1e5 run the country. While that may very well be the case, what are they basing this upon? Because out of 4,953 posts, the word "ped0phi1e" only appears 4 times, and the word "cannibal" only appears...wait for it...ONCE! And it is in reference to a real website that is STILL up last I checked, for what appears to be a restraunt serving human meat! Is it a joke? I don't know, go look it up and decide for yourself. Just don't talk about it or you'll be branded a nutcase far right extremist! Now ask yourself, who does this witchunt mentality really protect?

The most serious accusations directed towards Mr Letter's "cult" is that they are anti-semetic and domestic terrorists. Let's address the former assumption first:

A search query on Mr Letter's board for the word "Jew" brings up 8 results out of 4953 posts. Out of those 8 results, 4 contain words that simply have the word "Jew" in it [mainly the word "jewelry"]. So that leaves 4 posts out of 4953 that actualy reference Jews directly by name. Let's take a quick look at these 4 entries to see if they display any obvious promotion of anti-semetism...

Post #940 references the Nazi SA [Brownshirts], and compares their "violent intimidation" tactics to those of Antifa's, more recently. Let's face it, you'd have to be totally blind not to have witnessed all of the mayhem and destruction caused by Antifa in the past year and a half [examples: Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) and Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ)] There is nothing "anti-semetic" about the Mr Letter post in question here!

[Domestic Terrorism, as defined at fbi.g0v.]

As far as Mr Letter equating Antifa with Hitler's Brownshirts - hijacking 6 city blocks for nearly a month is not an act of "anti-fascism" or an act of constitutional protest aimed at "racial equality." This was one of many massive acts of intimidation and chaos resulting in destruction and violence for political aims which seem to be more about total anarchy and insurrection than anything else in practice! Mr Letter's comparison seems a lot more accurate and sober than MSM's typical characterization of them as a "myth" or "peaceful protesters." BTW - www dot antifa dot com re-directs to the White House website as of the day I type this. Before Biden was elected, the same Antifa website address re-directed to Joe Biden's campaign page. Am I losing my mind here, or does that suggest there is a connection between Antifa and the Biden Administration???

Post #2386 links articles that are attempting to connect a wave of far right anti-semetic extremists with †rµmp, as if he is inspiring it all deliberately. The post itself has nothing to do with encouraging anti-semetism, it's merely illustrating how MSM seems obsessed with projecting racism onto their political enemies.

Post #1945 links an article where Bill Maher [who has since become increasingly critical of the left] and CIA director John Brennan are talking about how †rµmp is a "traitor." Again, nothing in the post promoting anti-semetism.

Post #526 features a link to the Wiki entry for Marc Mezvinsky, who is married to Chelsea Clinton. Marc's father [who's name does not seem to appear in the wiki entry] is Edward Medvinsky. Although his name does not appear on his son's wiki page, he does have a wiki entry himself, where his son is desceetly listed in the "personal details" column. On that wiki page, it states that "In March 2001, Mezvinsky was indicted and later pleaded guilty to 31 of 69 felony charges of bank fraud, mail fraud, and wire fraud." [hmm, I wonder why his name doesn't appear on his son's wiki page?] Again, nothing anti-semetic, just pointing out that Chelsea is married to the son of a convicted criminal, who happens to be Jewish!

This presumption held by MSM and the FBI that Mr Letter is inspiring "anti-semetism," seems to be based soley upon the actions of a few violent unhinged individuals who allegedly made references to Mr Letter at some point during interrogation. Following that logic, I am sure just about any domestic political/racial group could be just as easily targeted as "extremist." What makes this so alarming, is that plenty of domestic terrorist activities are being carried out in full view of the public, but unless MSM can characterize these activities as being carried out by "white supremacists," they refuse to call it anything but "peaceful protest," if they aren't ignoring it completely!

Now that we've pretty much "debunked" the idea that Mr Letter is encouraging anti-semetic extremism, what about this idea that he is inspiring domestic acts of terrorism?

We already talked about this Shaman guy, and noted that he was in the first result that came up when we did the Google search query. We know, according to recent articles published by Revolver News [which is run by a Jewish man, I might ad] that FB1 informants [and "unindicted conspirators"] were present at the Capital "insurrection" of 1.6.21 [where NOBODY has been charged with insurrection, as of the day I type this], and that the only murder that occured there was carried out by a capital officer against an unarmed woman. We also know that a domestic terrorist by the name of John Sullivan [aka Jaydan X - one time BLM member] was paid to pretend he was a †rµmp supporter and film Ashli Babbit getting murdered! Yet somehow, this fake Shaman guy and the "cult" he supposedly represents is supposed to embody the biggest threat that day.

Getting back to our search query...Result 4 has the BBC speaking about Mr Letter and his cult of followers as if they are some spooky bunch of conspiracy theorists who need to be censored by big tech for the safety of the world! Last I checked, Joe Biden wants to send someone to my house and demand I let them inject my arm with an experimental "jab" that is not yet FDA approved, or I will lose my freedoms as an American. But you know, the wacky "conspiracy theorists" are the REAL threat here!

Result 5 is from Wall Street Journal, who somehow "independently" arrives at the same deceptive conclusions as BBC and other news outlets. Funny how these news organizations are all basically saying in unison, "oh no, no satanic P∑do$ here! Only crazy people would even suggest it!" What does that sort of reaction indicate to you? Think about this next time someone like Senator Tony Navarrete is arrested on multiple charges of sexual conduct with a minor...

Result 6 comes from NBC news, and features an article by Mike Rothschild - an author/journalist who has made a career out of misrepresenting Mr Letter, and even wrote a book which I imagine is soley dedicated to enforcing all of the disinformation we've been covering. Interesting last name, would not be surprised if he was related to the powerful Rothschild family...

Result 7 is more from the 1.6.20 clown/Shaman BS...

Result number 8 tells the story of a guy who was obsessed with "P¡zzªga†e" and showed up to a restraunt with the intent of shooting some P∑do$, only to discover he was wrong about the whole thing. Apparently, the guy mentioned Mr Letter at some point to the FB1, when questioned. This is one of the stories that the FB1 cites as part of THEIR conspiracy theory, that Mr Letter and his cult of followers are violent extremists and are a danger to society.

Result 9 is more stereotype enforcing propaganda, totally one-sided, does not bother to dive into the extensive content of the actual posts of Mr Letter at all - instead opting to talk about how crazy his "followers" are.

Result 10 is more redundant anti-Mr Letter propaganda, targeted towards people too lazy to look into Mr Letter's posts and decide for themselves.

PART III: JOE BIDEN'S CONSPIRACY THEORY

"Are there people in the Republican party who think we're sucking the blood out of kids?" - Joe Biden, to a reporter 7.23.21

The question was "are there people in the Democratic party who want to defund the police?" Joe Biden answers this with another question: "Are there people in the Republican party who think we're sucking the blood out of kids?"

In his obviously comprimised state of mind, Biden offers up information which was not asked for by the reporter - opening up a disturbing window into his thoughts. It's kind of like when the mom walks in the door and the child says "I didn't eat any cookies from the jar!" Guilty people who are nervous often incriminate themselves through "freudian slips." But let's entertain Biden's question for a minute, and ask Mr Letter what he thinks. After all, he is supposed to be the source of all of this malarkey right?

The words "suck" and "sucking" do not bring up any results on Mr Letter's board, but the word "blood" brings up 27 results, out of 4953 posts. Out of these 27 posts, most are innocuous biblical references or are contained within the context of bloodlines, as-in family connections. Others are clearly unrelated to our topic. 5 entries make reference to the creepy phrase "The Bl00dy W0nderland." So far, I am not seeing any obvious confirmation of this "conspiracy theory" Joe Biden seems to think Republicans are all accusing Democrats of, but let's look a little closer at this phrase and the posts it is embedded into.

A Google search query using the phrase "The Bl00dy W0nderland" [spelled out using the correct characters of course] brings up a page of results on this strange "Chronicles of Blood" book series, which utilizes an "Alice in Wonderland" theme [apparently this is a genre in the world of fiction] The author goes by Crea Reitan [which sounds like a play on the word "Cretin" - meaning: "a stupid person."] The last in this series is called "Bl00dy W0nderland," which came out in October of 2020, well after Mr Letter's post making reference to the phrase. But notice 2 things here: The reference to Alice in Wonderland, and the fact that the cartoon depiction of author Crea Reitan resembles a cartoon rendering of a younger Hillary Clinton. This will become signifficant in the next sections.

Mr Letter's post #86 has a direct link to an Amazon page featuring a book strangely titled "Hillary Clinton in Wonderland." I have not read it, but from the [mostly bad] reviews it seems to be a retelling of the Alice in Wonderland story, replacing the character of "Alice" with "Hillary Clinton." Some quotes attributed to her are also included at the end of the book. I don't know what to make of this, but everything from the title, to the author [Hillary Clinton Fan Club?], to the reviews, to the price, to the content - something just seems very off about it all. My guess is, it's some sort of code intended for a very specific audience. Blood sucking Democrats perhaps? Some sort of mind control programming?

While the entire first page of Google results for search query "Bl00dy W0nderland" brings up results for the Chronicles of Blood series, a query on Duckduckgo brings up very different results [image above]. The first 2 results include an article from Journal-neo.org, which calls Saudi Arabia The Bl00dy W0nderland, referencing the demented and brutal routine executions/beheadings which occured there in 2016 and the years leading up. The article is critical of the Saudi's brutal interpretations of Sharia Law and how they seem to mold it fit their political aims where convenient.

So what does this all mean? Well, if we refer back to Mr Letter's posts on "Bl00dy W0nderland" above, he mentions Hillary Clinton, Saudi Arabia, and references Alice in Wonderland all in the same entry. What's the connection? It seems this is the question Mr Letter wants us to ask, and go research. What will we find at the bottom of this rabbit hole? Probably something very unsettling, maybe worse. But at this point, we don't have anything speaking directly about, or even seeming to obviously refer to Democrats who suck the blood out of children. Maybe Joe Biden already looked into this and that's what HE found? It seems in this situation, HE is the nutcase spreading morbid conspiracy theories...

[Photo, taken by Lewis Carroll]

[Portrait by Lewis Carroll]

Before closing this out, I did want to briefly go a little more into this whole "Alice in Wonderland" thing, because who knows? It might end up being applicable to Biden's conspiracy theory.

If he's sniffing around for clues, he might want to look into Lewis Carroll, the author of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." Carroll's real name was Charles Dodgson. According to Wikipedia, "Some late twentieth-century biographers have suggested that Dodgson's interest in children had an erotic element, including Morton N. Cohen in his Lewis Carroll: A Biography (1995)

"We cannot know to what extent sexual urges lay behind Charles's preference for drawing and photographing children in the nude. He contended the preference was entirely aesthetic. But given his emotional attachment to children as well as his aesthetic appreciation of their forms, his assertion that his interest was strictly artistic is naïve. He probably felt more than he dared acknowledge, even to himself."

Yes, that's right. The creator of Alice in Wonderland took nude photographs of children for many years, according to Wikipedia. "just over half of his surviving work depicts young girls, though about 60% of his original photographic portfolio is now missing...At least four complete volumes and around seven pages of text are missing from Dodgson's 13 diaries. The loss of the volumes remains unexplained; the pages have been removed by an unknown hand...A popular explanation for one missing page (27 June 1863) is that it might have been torn out to conceal a proposal of marriage on that day by Dodgson to the 11-year-old Alice Liddell. " Alice Liddell is the little girl in the black and white photo above.

You might also be interested in my blog"Mr Letter on MK Ultra."

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