America’s war for independence: Revolution or hoax? (Part IV)

Despite claiming the previous installment in this series concerning America’s mythical founding was the penultimate, one had forgotten of the promise to examine a rather seminal historical event prior to the American revolution. The alleged Boston Massacre of March 5, 1770, is said by American historians to have been a pivotal event in the escalation of simmering hostilities between American colonists and occupying British regular forces. One feels compelled to mention, research into this particular event represented an historical treasure trove, and truly served to bolster one’s premise that American history is indeed, nothing more than a scripted stage play.

Like many other events recorded in the historical annals, there are many inconsistencies to be found in various textual accounts. There are also some rather curious details involving the alleged victims of the event that history has not bothered to qualify or explain with a great deal of depth or regularity. As one shall soon observe, the alleged Boston Massacre, the tragic event that was alleged to have inflamed the colonies against the occupying British forces, may just be nothing more a propagandized hoax. Continue reading “America’s war for independence: Revolution or hoax? (Part IV)” →

America’s war for independence: revolution or hoax? (Part III)

Perhaps many patriotic Americans will dismiss the controversial premise found in this penultimate examination of the American revolution and its most renowned revolutionary figures. But, as became evident in the previous installment concerning Benjamin Franklin, America’s cherished founders may not have been who scholarly historical documentation claims.

In the case of George Washington, often labeled the founder of America, the gulf between objective fact and mythical historical portrayal shall prove to be sharply drawn. That Washington was a land holding aristocrat and not numbered among the hoi polloi shall not prove to be a profound revelation.

However, the actual identity of America’s founder shall no doubt prove shocking.

More revealing still is what the history books have generally omitted concerning the biographical details of Washington’s life and military record prior to the start of America’s alleged revolutionary conflict with Great Britain.

Indeed, one shall soon discover, the historical accounts of Washington’s life, and that of the military victory over Great Britain, may have been wholly cut from mythical cloth. Continue reading “America’s war for independence: revolution or hoax? (Part III)” →

Actors in history’s grand stage play (part XV)

Gangsters have grown to occupy a mythological place in American culture. Like the nineteenth century outlaw legends of the old Western American frontier, tales of gangster lore continue to ignite public imagination; they live as inextinguishable bonfires illuminating the darkest caverns of the collective consciousness. The tragic cinematic epic of the Godfather, and the televised melodrama of the Sopranos, have served as psychological keys unleashing the darkest fantasies locked away in the Pandora’s crypt of America’s collective id.

In keeping with the prevailing philosophy that the concept of history represents nothing more than a scripted stage play, one felt an examination of America’s twentieth century gangster mythology was in order, and the story of J. Edgar Hoover, one of America’s most legendary crime fighters, shall figure prominently in this latest installment. Though the fact Hoover was a character played by a host actor shall not surprise loyal readers here at Newsspellcom.org, the premise put forth in explanation of the reason for the creation of gangland mythology, and the true identity of the seemingly larger than life character of Hoover, shall no doubt surprise many. Continue reading “Actors in history’s grand stage play (part XV)” →

America’s war for independence: revolution or hoax? (part II)

In the last installment, I indicated more information would be provided concerning Benjamin Franklin, one of America’s so-called founding fathers. Like everything else proffered by mainstream historical scholars, the information withheld or omitted is often the most pertinent.

Turns out, old Benny Franklin was not who you thought he was. As suspected, his official biography is filled with more than curious anomalies. Franklin was neither a patriot nor a founding father, but an aristocrat with direct genealogical relations to King George III. There also exists empirical evidence Franklin may have been a British spy.

Yes, you read that right, folks.

Old Benny was an intelligence agent. Not only that, Franklin was a high degree Scottish Rite Freemason. These two historical omissions alone indicate the official narrative popularly proffered by mainstream texts should be held to question.

Alas, they are not. That is, until now! Continue reading “America’s war for independence: revolution or hoax? (part II)” →

Hollywood Black Dahlia murder finally solved

The year was 1947, and a morbid specter lingered over the neon sparkled boulevards of Hollywood, California.

1947 turned out to be a seminal year, not only for staged media hoaxes, but because it represented the birth pangs of a new government agency-CIA.

It was claimed an unknown actress, Elizabeth Short, was found dismembered in the wastelands just outside the environs of Los Angeles, California. Per official history, though a long and protracted investigation was conducted by the LAPD, and even suspects questioned, the murder was never officially solved. The publicized coverage of the case aroused a nationwide furor, and would later, not surprisingly, spur the publication of books and the production of Hollywood movies and television productions for decades to come.

In essence, the ruling elite Jesuit families that own Hollywood know that murder mysteries sell.

In many ways, what came to be known in American urban mythological lore as the Black Dahlia murder, represented the creation of a profitable vehicle for mainstream media distraction, a piece of intriguing theater that would not only appeal to the dormant morbidity hiding in the mass collective subconsciousness, but would serve to well draw the American public’s attention away from much more significant issues that somehow never got reported on the six and eleven o’clock newscasts, or appeared on the front pages of the major news periodicals of the day.

The answer as to why the LAPD was never able to collar any suspects in the case of the Black Dahlia murder will soon become self-evident. Continue reading “Hollywood Black Dahlia murder finally solved” →

Actors in history’s grand stage play (part XIV)

Many may still recall the era of America’s polio scare. Before the AIDS hoax was foisted on the American masses, complete with celebrity victim spokespersons, the hearts of the American masses were stricken with fear over the manufactured threat of a polio pandemic.

The lifeblood of the ruling elite families is commerce, and the pharmaceutical and medical industrial complex is one of their largest revenue generating businesses. With the colossal media machine representing the voice of authority at their disposal, it is possible to create the threatening specter of viruses, pandemics, and disease seemingly at will.

Unlike perhaps today, America during the mid-twentieth century was more completely in thrall to the media sorcerer’s spells, and thus more vulnerable to the inherently ominous emotional effects of corporate driven media. During the era of the mid-twentieth century, the information put forth from the mouthpieces of the medical and pharmaceutical cartels was certainly taken as largely gospel.

After all, the American masses too often ponder with ill-reason, why would a doctor like Jonas Salk and others, benign men in lab coats sworn to the tenets of the Hippocratic oath lie to us?

Well, no surprise, they in fact did.

And, as usual, the chief motivation hidden behind the manufacture of such lies was driven by the pursuit of profits. As for the celebrated Jonas Salk, he was but another actor in history’s grand stage play.

Continue reading “Actors in history’s grand stage play (part XIV)” →

America goes completely blind in Texas

This installment shall be divided into two parts, the first of which shall briefly examine the recent government sponsored emergency crisis drill in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Yes folks, once again, despite whatever spell the media sorcerers have attempted to weave, what happened was only a drill. One needn’t belabor the obvious; what occurred in Sutherland Springs was merely yet another example of a staged piece of television theater and profit driven content created to emotionally incite the American masses. A quick examination shall be proffered, then one shall move on with another story that is perhaps even more pertinent.

The second part shall proceed with a brief analysis of what can only be described as truly surreal, although not, as it turns out, without precedent on American shores. Apparently, former crisis actor Chris Hurst has been ‘elected’, or rather selected as it were, to the United States Congress as representative.

This however, as shall be explained, is not completely, incredible as it may seem, unprecedented.

Now, it appears the manipulations of the ruling elites and their handmaidens the media sorcerers have decided to push the psychological envelope. Perhaps they realize the American masses have eclipsed such a level of hapless apathy, that any degree of nonsensical rubbish peddled on any major mainstream news network will be believed.

Beyond the obvious contradictions and psychological manipulations of the alleged church shooting massacre in Sutherland Springs, Texas, the media sorcerers have been instructed to undermine the authority and accuracy of their own reports, accentuating the psychological component of the predetermined crisis event. Beyond shadow of doubt, the mad scientists of Tavistock Institute of Human Relations, on behalf of their ruling elite Jesuit masters, have engineered a psychological program designed to turn the American masses into a week herd of cynically divided and bewildered victims of emotional manipulation. If history has taught anything, it is that a population mass weakened by division, is far easier to manage and ultimately control. Continue reading “America goes completely blind in Texas” →

CGI victim simulations used in NYC hoax

Now that a growing percentage of the American population have caught on to the mainstream media’s actor based reality, the elites have decided to wisely change up their game. Sites such as Newsspellcom.org have performed the yeoman duty of informing the public of the simulated nature of mainstream media promoted terror hoaxes.

But the ruling elites, using Google, social media platforms, law enforcement fusion centers, and armies of internet trolls, continue to perform their best in attempting to silence those loudly sounding the alarm of truth.

In a cowardly effort to expunge freedom of speech, these treacherous and pusillanimous puppets of the ruling elite families, while hiding behind their computer monitors under ridiculously transparent pseudonyms, have now stooped to labeling any alternative narrative to mainstream propaganda as ‘fake news’.

Surely, the irony is lost on them.

For, such Orwellian tactics only serve to underscore the deceptively weak political and philosophical position of their elite masters. However, the prevalent nature of CGI in the public presentation of these government sponsored crisis management emergency drills is also indicative of the direction the ruling elites wish for humanity to travel, in that reality is quickly merging with virtual reality, such that soon, the general public will be unable to discern the difference. The implications of this are truly staggering, and stand to distort human perception to unprecedented degrees. Continue reading “CGI victim simulations used in NYC hoax” →

Unholy Trinity: Sex, drugs, rock and roll (Part II)

Assuredly, this installment will offend most classic rock fans everywhere.

So be it.

Behind the beguiling melodies and glittering and romantic image, lurks a destructive social agenda. After all, a population under the influence of sex, drugs, and rock and roll becomes a vulnerable mass ripe for further political and social manipulations. Many, if not all of the superstar pop and rock stars one worships and adores are merely vessels and puppets of the ruling elite Jesuit bloodlines, soldiers enlisted in a globally coordinated scheme of psychological and perhaps even spiritual warfare.

Be that as it may, the sphere of the commercial music industry, perhaps just as much if not more so than any field of human endeavor, one shall find propped up with the illusion of smoke and mirrors. Nostalgia is a powerful myth making elixir, and is therefore heavily utilized as a prime weapon of psychological warfare upon the masses.

One doesn’t have to be a music industry aficionado to observe many classic rock bands have chosen to persist, some rather pathetically, in attempting to reclaim the superstar status of their youthful glory days. All too often, the generations that came of age during the acts glory years, are willing to pay the overly inflated price of admission to once again travel back in time to relive the gilded memories of forgotten prom dances.

This installment will include a rather damning story involving a superstar classic rock band and a dedicated albeit disgruntled fan, as well detail the hoax that rocked the music industry. Continue reading “Unholy Trinity: Sex, drugs, rock and roll (Part II)” →

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