...so I'm going to call you blue pilled and act like I've won the debate.

My friends, anybody on this cul de sac of niche shit-posting is not blue pilled. They might agree with you on 9/11 or the moon landing, but disagree with you about who killed JFK or the utility of the Federal Reserve.

Be open minded and debate the issue in your post, rather than bringing in outside BS purity spiral material.

Thanks!

After years of studying patterns, I finally figured it out.

False Flag operations are in reality money laundering operations!

Let's look at the Sandy Hook drill-gone-live event and the money generated in the aftermath of the hoax:

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May 24, 2013 $1,300,000 Article from NBC News Money from the Department of Education Article: “US Education Department awards $1.3 million grant to Newtown, Conn., to further support recovery efforts” https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/us-department-of-ed-gives-newtown-schools-19-million-grant/51974/

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October 6, 2013 $50,000,000 Article from Washington Times Article Title: “Newtown, Conn., voters accept $50 million to demolish, rebuild Sandy Hook School” by Jessica Chasmar https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/oct/6/newtown-voters-accept-50m-demolish-rebuild-sandy-h/

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November 18, 2013 $15,000,000 Article from Connecticut Post Money from General Electric article: “GE Surprise: $15 million for Newtown” by Nanci G. Hutson https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/ge-surprise-15-million-for-newtown-4992562.php

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December 17, 2013 $27,000,000 Article from NBC News Money raised from Various Sandy Hook Funds Article: “Newtown charities raise $27 million in wake of tragedy” by Daniella Silva https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/newtown-charities-raise-27-million-wake-tragedy-flna2d11745668

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January 6, 2014 $1,900,000 Article from Education Week Money from the Department of Education Article: “US Education department awards an additional…” https://www.edweek.org/leadership/newtown-to-receive-another-1-9-million-for-post-shooting-recovery-efforts/2014/01

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From September 5, 2014 $6.4 million Article from Campus Safety Magazine: https://www.campussafetymagazine.com/news/newtown_public_school_district_awarded_6-4m_in_grants/

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In summary, 95% of the aggregate total of the compensation fund $7,310,000 was allocated to victims families. Families of alleged deceased victims received a payment of** $281,000** Through these operations,** taxpayer money is funneled to the event participants**

So, Jim Carrey has obviously been replaced at those Film Awards. It's not only about his looks, but also about mannerisms, how he speaks etc, etc. In general, the vibe is seriously off and it is very noticeable.

Which brings up some thoughts on this subject:

• Are celebrities and politicians being replaced on a regular basis? What are some of the most obvious replacements you know of? Especially cases when changed are not only looks alone, but also behaviour, the way person speaks etc. Those that immediately come to mind are: Biden, Alex Jones (twice), Jeff Bezos, Zuck... Putin? Rourke? So, is this really how the system operates?

• Is there even such a thing as real Jim Carrey? Or any other celebrity and politician for that matter. What if those are just characters played by actors? A lot of celebrities fall into some specific checkboxes a little bit too nicely. Like, for example, funny and rebellious guy or elegant and environmentally conscious guy, or a guy full of testosterone who leaves gym only when starring in a movie and so on, and so on... It's like they are not even real people. Just characters composed of two or three specific and easily recognizable stereotypes. Real people are more complicated than that.

• There's also a question of purpose. Why do they do it? What exactly is the purpose of replacing Carrey or Bezos, or Zuck? Is it when originals become too hard to control? Or is there some other purpose behind it all?

Anyway, Carrey's case is a very interesting one, because this time it has spread out even to normie world. Usually this subject does not leave conspiracy bubble. This time it is different. I think it's possible that they really fucked up this one. They've gone too careless and didn't expect so many people noticing the replacement. It seems that now they're doing some sort of damage control muddying waters, saying it was all a prank and similar...

Also, where is real Jim Carrey?

Or... maybe it's all a psyop from the very start. All of it. There's this possibility as well. Engage goys in celebrity gossip once again and distract them from things that really matter. What are your thoughts?

As you probably already know, the deep state want to exploit all these conflicts as much as possible. It looks like they are setting up to blow up US targets using Mossad and other assets while blaming Iran. This is an old trick just like when the Soviet Union blamed everything on the US and the US blamed it all on the Soviet Union when in reality they were working together against their own civilians.

Whatever happens, don't believe anything. Even the Iranian Gov is in on the scam otherwise they would have called out the truth behind the grand conspiracy on social media a long time ago.

We cannot tolerate anything like this ever otherwise they will start bombing US neighborhoods and blame Iran.

TL/DR; We discuss some interesting associations to the name, which may have something to do with its origin.

Did you ever wonder how Zorro Ranch got its name? As in, does it have any significance? You and I have heard the name mentioned a zillion times but I have never once heard anyone pose the question, let alone give the reason.

That point goes for mainstream media, innumerable social media posts, and conspiracy theory researchers. They talk about all things Epstein, every kooky idea you could imagine, but have never—to my knowledge—addressed that question. You get this kind of “informational black hole” sometimes, and often it indicates that—in addition to all the well-intentioned people that just happen to be looking in the wrong direction—“They” arrange for their shills to point us in every other direction too. Except, of course, the one They don’t want us to look at.

(Let me here interject that wondering about the world, asking “why?” even when it is of no immediate or foreseeable benefit, is something that children do. It’s also how I ended up, in a larger sense, writing the words you’re reading right now. Children and I are simply trying as hard as we can to make sense of the world around us. Virtually all children give that up on the way to adulthood.)

Your first thought almost surely was that the name had something to do with the fictional character of Zorro, was it not? We’ll get back to that in a second—in excruciating detail—but readers of a more Hispanic bent may have come up with simpler reason.

The word “zorro” means “fox” in Spanish. In fact, the fictional character earned his name for his wily ways. Perhaps the ranchland was known for its population of foxes, eh? Well, you may not think so if you consult the article, “Foxes in New Mexico: Types and Where They Live” (A-Z Animals 9/8/2023).

We are told that there are gray foxes in Santa Fe County, where Zorro Ranch is located, but that they “like forest environments where they have access to streams and rivers” and that they are “elusive”. The closest town to Zorro Ranch is Stanley, New Mexico, and the closest forest to it is over 11 miles away. If you look at photos of the ranch and surrounding terrain, none of these foxes would care for it. Unless, of course, their idea of “elusive” was scurrying from one isolated scrubby bush to another. This explanation seems… unlikely.

Since we are almost certainly never going to have the opportunity to waterboard the person that named it, we’ll never know for sure. Nor am I claiming I can pin down exactly what all the following is supposed to mean. As strange as the material is going to get, I suggest the question you keep in mind should be, “Is this really all just a big coincidence?” Let’s dive in….

Zorro was an incredibly popular character in the 20th Century, with many dozens of media incarnations as you will see in his Wikipedia page. The problem with this explanation is that—as we’ll see in detail in a bit—the person on whom Zorro is generally considered to be based operated in what is now California, particularly around what is now Los Angeles. And nowhere in New Mexico. I mean, would you name your ranch east of LA something like “Moby Dick Acres”? It’s possible and permissible, but it would be odd. Let’s inquire further and see what we find, shall we?

The last big go-round that you may remember was the 1998 Western swashbuckler, The Mask of Zorro, starring Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

If you spotted Hopkins as a Salem Witch name, good for you. I’ve never written it up, but a bit of research I did long ago seemed to indicate that Sir Philip Anthony Hopkins probably was related to the extraordinarily long line that kicked off this extraordinarily long-running witchery psyop that began with the bullshit self-appointed “Witchfinder General” himself, Matthew Hopkins (1620-1647). That’s just the beginning.

The film’s executive producer was Steven Spielberg, tales regarding whom have emerged over the last few years to paint him as one of the darkest characters in Hollywood. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, try searching on “cdan steven spielberg heather o’rourke” and see what you come up with. NSFL.

The film’s producer was David Foster. Wiki states that his parents were Jewish immigrants from Poland. Does Foster sound like a Jewish name? Or a Polish name? Or a Polish Jew name? Or the Anglicized version of any such name you can come up with? Maybe the racist immigration officer at Ellis Island just thought he heard Foster, huh?

The boldface typography gave it away: the Fosters are among the most prominent names to have emerged from the Salem Witch Trials. My favorite data point on them is that the Roswell UFO purportedly crashed on the Foster Ranch. Since I learned that a year or two ago, I have never once heard any other researcher state that factoid in any context. Talk about hiding in plain sight.

David’s son Gary Foster produced the popular NBC sitcom, Community (2009-2014). The creator and showrunner was Dan Harmon, another A-lister who emerged as a disturbing freakazoid.

Now, even with a few hits like this, I might attribute it to Hollyweird simply teeming with shady PDF files, except for this: Community is set in a fictional community college—pointedly generic I would say—named Greendale. Harmon actually attended Glendale Community College and Wikipedia states that he based the show on that school. “Greendale” = “Glendale”, get it?

Except no, and here’s the anomaly: the real college is, as you might have guessed, located in Glendale, California:

Glendale—along with neighboring Burbank and nearby Hollywood—has served as a major production center for the American film industry….

Seriously, could there be a more convenient location to set a TV series? Aside from maybe a TV series about a soundstage on a studio lot? Buuuut, you’ll see that Wikipedia asserts clearly that Greendale CC is located in Colorado. WTF?

My memory of the show is not perfect, but I cannot recall a single time where Colorado ever played a part or was even mentioned. The weather is quintessential Southern California, always bright and sunny even in winter. A handful of exteriors were shot at Los Angeles City College. None of them look anything like any of the 13 campuses of the Colorado Community College System.

This sounds like a reach, I get it, but I interpret this all to be a big inside reference to the Salem Witch Stronghold in Denver, Colorado. We’ve mentioned it many times and if you can think of a city where more deeply sus events have gone on, let me know. Alright, back to our circuitous route to Zorro….

The history we’re rewriting is—like conventional history—a web, and there’s no set way of describing it. Like a web, we’ll see it wrap around to itself, which would be strange if this were all manufactured connections and coincidences strung together.

This post is a tangent of a post which was a tangent to an installment in a series of posts. The tangent we were on before in the previous post concerned Lincoln County, which is just south of Stanley and Zorro Ranch. The installment concerned primarily the outlaw Jesse James. That series of posts was based off an American TV series called Timeless that ran from 2016 to 2018.

After Season 2 ended with huge cliffhangers, Timeless was canceled. Fan demand caused the network to go back and wind everything up with a two-part “Series finale”. Part One takes place just at the beginning of the Gold Rush in California where the heroes have some brief interactions with a man named Joaquin Murrieta.

Writing Murrieta into the show is baffling for several reasons: (1) Very, very few people—even in California—have ever heard of him, even though he literally has a town named after him. (2) Even Wikipedia admits that “evidence for a historical Murrieta is scarce”. He borders on fictional. (3) What history is claimed about him is extremely controversial, from thieving vigilante to DEI domestic terrorist. In the show, Lucy states, “If it’s true, he’s about to go on a murderous rampage across the State of California”. (BTW, I’ve mentioned how much Social Justice(tm) is packed into the show, and the other character replies, “Can you blame him?” Classic SJW homicidal fantasizing.) (4) He plays no required part in the plot.

So why did they shoehorn Murrieta into the show? I would claim it’s because—surprise!—he’s often considered to be the vague inspiration behind Zorro. Also note, only two other historical persons from that time period appear, just glimpsed by the heroes. One of them was the guy that actually discovered gold and set off the rush, James W. Marshall. Surprise again!—a Salem Witch name.

Was Joaquin related to the Salem Witches? He’s so phantasmal we’ll never know in the typical way, but I did want to mention an odd historical trail I found. As vague and controversial as Murrieta was, it turns out a historical marker was placed for him in Livermore, California. Even though he operated mostly around LA, he apparently traveled hundreds of miles north to find (or steal) horses and the commemoration is described in Joaquin Murrieta and Murrieta's Well.

The plaque was set in 1994, which really strikes me as recent for a virtually unknown guy operating before the War of Northern Aggression. That is, this isn’t some crumbling old memorial set up by historical dumdums who, in their ignorance a century ago, thought this criminal was important. The really strange part, though, is that it was installed by E Clampus Vitus.

Conspiracy theorists love talking about secret societies. Since you’ve almost certainly never heard of this one, that makes it the most secret one you now know of, doesn’t it? The wiki reads like it’s all one big gigantic long-form practical joke. Finding it in the middle of all this, I get the sneaking suspicion that we are intended to think exactly that and no more.

And maybe it is, except that buried deep down in the narrative of some baffling deal involving Sir Francis Drake, Northern California, England, and the Miwok Indians, I found this line:

The man who was chief of the Miwoks in 1937, William Fuller, was a member of E Clampus Vitus.

How did an Indian end up a member of the palefaces’ joke society? And does “William Fuller” sound like an Indian name? None of this makes sense. More to my point, however, is that Fuller is most certainly a Salem Witch name.

Even to me, this stuff just sounds bananas. What does it all add up to, though? I will simply state that it strikes me as something more than nothing and I thought you should be aware of it. Maybe one of these days you’ll come across the Tetris piece that makes it all collapse into sense and reason.

Bonus: I thought it was funny that actor Clayton Moore (1914-1999) played at different times the roles of Jesse James, The Lone Ranger, and Zorro. The first two were featured in the post before last and now here we have a third icon of the Wild West, all household names and featured in innumerable productions of all media types.

From this, one might draw the conclusion that Clayton was “in on it” and a Salem Witch himself, but I don’t think so at all. Rather, I find it a measure of just how deeply woven the Salem Witches and all Their Doings are in American society. Frankly, the more you think about it, the more disturbing it becomes.

BTW, guess where Clayton is buried? Glendale.

Thanks so much, as always, for reading!

Dang the man was spiting fire