something's brewing. three people who'd appear highly wedded to the agenda (and thus, not exactly agree with me) all subscribing within days.
i'm good at pattern recognition. this is unexpected.
i'm good at pattern recognition. this is unexpected.
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3.4M views. that's elon musk numbers.
when AlzHacker posted a japanese summary of my Epstein essay, it reached 1,100 retweets - and then died. just like that. the impression counts kept increasing, but RTs, comments, everything died.
yet, he gains 3.4M impressions and 7.1K RTs with a competing analysis, which is blind to the architecture?
500 impressions per retweet? i typically received around 30 when i was on twitter. AlzHacked got 1,100 RTs from around 130k impressions, which is, what, around 120 impressions/RT.
this doesnt add up. he's boosted as hell.
when AlzHacker posted a japanese summary of my Epstein essay, it reached 1,100 retweets - and then died. just like that. the impression counts kept increasing, but RTs, comments, everything died.
yet, he gains 3.4M impressions and 7.1K RTs with a competing analysis, which is blind to the architecture?
500 impressions per retweet? i typically received around 30 when i was on twitter. AlzHacked got 1,100 RTs from around 130k impressions, which is, what, around 120 impressions/RT.
this doesnt add up. he's boosted as hell.
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he appears to cover many of the same documents as i, but after i've covered them. he arrives at conclusions which, essentially, are dead ends. he doesn't point or attempt to decipher the architecture, and dances around rothschild consistently. he hasnt spoken of bendell, summers, branson's "social good currency", or the importance of the 'social good' in the 'impact investing' email.
is he following me around, trying to close the gates i open?
his conclusion is that rich people are bad, but he doesnt seek to understand why, or how come they even cooperate.
he details billionaire deals, but doesnt draw the institutional connections to central banks and adjacent institutions.
is he following me around, trying to close the gates i open?
his conclusion is that rich people are bad, but he doesnt seek to understand why, or how come they even cooperate.
he details billionaire deals, but doesnt draw the institutional connections to central banks and adjacent institutions.
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"no i won't trace the architecture, i'll trace who censored me and claim that's the root... while ignoring that every other nation does the same"
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going through my essays and his (Sayer Ji) next to one another, quick notes:
- his solution is that exposure of the rich crooks alone settles it, and don't actually investigate what he left behind.
• he claims 'social good' is hypocrisy, never seeks to investigate the scam hidden behind it, nor why the term keeps reappearing.
• he frames the impact investing email around cashing in on pandemics, while i expose the larger strategy ,and pin it to Hillary Clinton and Rockefeller
• he also appears to be quasi-lining up the royal family as the scapegoat, and i really do not believe they're top tier.
• he hardly even touched ehud barak who's squarely at the centre of my third essay.
• he asks who the bad people are and what they did, i look into how they could even do what they did, and who facilitated it.
he doesn't look for a deeper pattern. in fact, it looks like he attempts to ring fence the issues which might take you there.
- his solution is that exposure of the rich crooks alone settles it, and don't actually investigate what he left behind.
• he claims 'social good' is hypocrisy, never seeks to investigate the scam hidden behind it, nor why the term keeps reappearing.
• he frames the impact investing email around cashing in on pandemics, while i expose the larger strategy ,and pin it to Hillary Clinton and Rockefeller
• he also appears to be quasi-lining up the royal family as the scapegoat, and i really do not believe they're top tier.
• he hardly even touched ehud barak who's squarely at the centre of my third essay.
• he asks who the bad people are and what they did, i look into how they could even do what they did, and who facilitated it.
he doesn't look for a deeper pattern. in fact, it looks like he attempts to ring fence the issues which might take you there.
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it's the boosting, the absolutely absurd levels of boosting on twitter that really sets off the alarm here.
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81k followers. 3.2m impressions.
musk's twitter is about impression counts. it's about controlling the spread of the message.
and he receives 3.2m, 500 impressions per retweet, while translations of my essays are pulled covering the same material.
this is bollocks. they are holding their hand over him. if his material was truly troubling to the powers that be, his impressions would have been cut off.
i know many, many have experienced the same. it was a major reason why i deleted my twitter account, because it was obviously corrupt.
musk's twitter is about impression counts. it's about controlling the spread of the message.
and he receives 3.2m, 500 impressions per retweet, while translations of my essays are pulled covering the same material.
this is bollocks. they are holding their hand over him. if his material was truly troubling to the powers that be, his impressions would have been cut off.
i know many, many have experienced the same. it was a major reason why i deleted my twitter account, because it was obviously corrupt.
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you can have liberty, but only the managed kind
you can have truth, but only the approved kind
—EU (and increasingly the UK and US)
you can have truth, but only the approved kind
—EU (and increasingly the UK and US)
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Stop focusing on the outrage theatre. Look at the Epstein emails and ask: which topics, if widely understood, would actually threaten the system?
• If people understand CBDCs as a governance mechanism rather than a payments convenience, public resistance becomes informed.
• If people understand that 'social good' is the compliance mechanism that makes programmable conditionality politically untouchable, the moral shield drops.
• If people understand the intelligence spine, the 'Epstein was just a pervert' narrative collapses.
• If people understand the Rothschild agent model, they stop fixating on the agent and start looking for the principal.
• If people understand CBDCs as a governance mechanism rather than a payments convenience, public resistance becomes informed.
• If people understand that 'social good' is the compliance mechanism that makes programmable conditionality politically untouchable, the moral shield drops.
• If people understand the intelligence spine, the 'Epstein was just a pervert' narrative collapses.
• If people understand the Rothschild agent model, they stop fixating on the agent and start looking for the principal.
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... four. Four people subscribing to my substack within a few days who almost certainly disagree with me about everything.
oldest has to do a school project, and i’ve been granted the task of editing the video. yay!
was told it was “just a 20 minute video” (which it wasn’t) “so it would be an easy task” (which is isnt)
anyway, not much of a shark at final cut pro, so ask a lot of dumb questions. to cut the tedium, i asked it to present the lack of Cmd-S as though it was an 80s infomercial
was told it was “just a 20 minute video” (which it wasn’t) “so it would be an easy task” (which is isnt)
anyway, not much of a shark at final cut pro, so ask a lot of dumb questions. to cut the tedium, i asked it to present the lack of Cmd-S as though it was an 80s infomercial
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haha, now he's selling straight up pseudoscience
perpetual motion 'R' sayer ji
https://sayerji.substack.com/p/when-water-becomes-sovereignty
perpetual motion 'R' sayer ji
https://sayerji.substack.com/p/when-water-becomes-sovereignty
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i was considering writing a takedown piece, but clearly, he busy doing so himself.
you cannot extract more output than energy put in. it's quack science.
you cannot extract more output than energy put in. it's quack science.
he's doubling down on the 'hurr private greed' angle, celebrating victory for the downfall of a handful of corrupt bastards.
he doesnt pay attention to the architecture behind it still being in place. it's so systematic by now, i doubt it's by anything but intent.
it's not one, not two, it's three pieces - at least - that seek to cement that angle. i really do not trust him.
who benefits from that angle? those who developed the architecture, perhaps, because 'impact investing' and 'social good currencies' centred around the SDGs are still ongoing?
actually, i dont think he ever reported on the latter...
he doesnt pay attention to the architecture behind it still being in place. it's so systematic by now, i doubt it's by anything but intent.
it's not one, not two, it's three pieces - at least - that seek to cement that angle. i really do not trust him.
who benefits from that angle? those who developed the architecture, perhaps, because 'impact investing' and 'social good currencies' centred around the SDGs are still ongoing?
actually, i dont think he ever reported on the latter...
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actually gives me the reason to write another essay on epstein, because then i can explain how to spot the system itself.
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who invites you to see a high resolution image on the wall of Plato's cave, and who shows you the exit?
https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-information-clearinghouse
https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-information-clearinghouse
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