Wednesday, July 2, 2025

The geo-religious and geo-political environment in which the 7th October Israeli Pearl Harbour was prepared, planned and executed: some elements for a discussion

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   In my last post in Spirit of His Mouth, I brought back from the past the sinister and dark backstage of an old massacre in Israel, the Hebron Mosque within the Cave of the Patriarchs massacre. An excerpt from that post quoting Barry Chamish:


I add that a few months ago, a source, well placed high in Israel's security and political circles, informed me the real goal of the massacre was to uprise the Arabs into conducting some massacres of Jews in retaliation, forcing the IDF to remove the settlers from Hebron and other sensitive areas in the territories for their own protection. After that, it would be much simpler to fulfill the full terms of the Oslo Agreement with the PLO. 

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Avraham Yosef concludes, "Dr. Baruch Goldstein was found guilty of mass murder by the government media in a pre-designed campaign though he killed no one. The fingerprints of the real plotter behind this ghastly plot are on the hands of the then-head of the Jewish Department of the Shabak."

This conclusion I do endorse. No act was too ugly or hideous to be committed on behalf of peace


Monday, June 23, 2025

Was Baruch Goldstein Completely Innocent? by Barry Chamish - [Aug 21, 1998]

https://oldblogsneverdie.blogspot.com/2025/06/was-baruch-goldstein-completely.html



So I had in that old piece of Barry Chamish one important hint, a sort of pattern, a blueprint, a scheme, a way of operate by very dark sectors of the most important and powerful entities of Israel, that Deep State Israel, or the Israel of the Devil. Like in 1994, also for the 7th October Pogrom the IDF was heavily involved and under serious suspicion - this is mainstream media news, not lunatic fringe conspiracy sources:


IDF knew of Hamas's plan to kidnap 250 before October 7 attack - report

The IDF had precise information about Hamas's intentions, but due to prevailing conceptions in the security establishment and possible negligence by officials, the warning signs were not acted on.

https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-806634

ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

JUNE 17, 2024 21:16

Updated: JUNE 17, 2024 22:05

A newly surfaced document has revealed that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and intelligence systems had detailed knowledge of Hamas's plan to raid Israel and kidnap 250 people weeks before the October 7 massacre.

The document, which was compiled in the Gaza Division, outlined Hamas's intentions and was known to top intelligence officials, according to a report by Kan News. 


Watching that old 1994 massacre in backlight you can easily see the very similar watermarks of the 7th October Pogrom. And there's an Israeli beneficiary in both of them. 

But the differences exist and must be addressed. In the 1994 massacre the entities of the Devil's Israel were directly operating on the scene with those shoothers and especially with the IDF's heavy manipulation of the context of the crime. 

Notice also that the 7th October Pogrom occurred 29 years later, and 29 is the same number of the 1994 Patriarch Cave Mosque's murdered muslims. I don't know what kind of correlation is between the years and the murdered Muslims, but I believe that God can imprint in the events coincidences which cannot be explained in naturalistic or humanist way.

If we accept the theory that the 7th October has been sort-of planned by Devil's Israel, it remains to explain: How could the satanic entities of Deep State Israel organize thousands of Hamas members in order to allegedly provoke a pogrom which would instigate the greatest changes in the Middle East since the fall of the Ottoman empire ?  

Did the head of Shabak or Mossad pick up the phone to call the r.i.p. Hamas' chief Sinwar "....Hey Siny, butcher and burn for me 1,000 Jews to spend on the international stage to then have the alibi to enlarge the Israel of the Devil!"..... 

Maybe conspiracy reserchers using Rumble could think a monstruosity like that.

Without to be aware,  I had already found some important elements which can address the problem to find the organizer of the political context which would then ignite a deep discontent among the Arab masses, in its turn pushing the radical anti-Israeli forces of Islam to unleash a pogrom on Jews.


"......It’s easy to forget now, but the shocking and horrific violence that set off the current hostilities in the Middle East, where Hamas militants slaughtered and kidnapped innocent Israeli civilians, was predicted. Specifically, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under Donald Trump warned in October 2020 that terrorist violence was set to be imminently inflamed.

Trump's DHS didn’t claim it was because, in President Joe Biden words, of “sheer evil” from those who exist only “to kill Jews.” Rather, it pointed to the Abraham Accords: the U.S.-led effort to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors, which Trump claimed would shift the course of Middle Eastern history from “decades of division and conflict” and which the Biden administration claimed would make the region “safer and more prosperous.” 

So how did we end up with the exact opposite?

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/abraham-accords-peace-middle-east/


I apologize for bold, flashy colors giant characters. But those words have paralyzed my mind on them. Read them again and think: that guy had a dream, peace, and an end of "decades of division and conflict". Now we have had a 12 days long very dramatic war, and three peacemakers, Israel, Iran and Trump. 

My question: did Trump and Netanyahu plan the Abraham accords, having clear in mind that they could NEVER bring to peace, but to the OPPOSITE, to such a discontent, which then would have unleashed such a violence, to be countered only but a total war of Israel against the surrounding enemies ?

Were the Abraham Accord the same as the Cave of Patriarchs Mosque slaughter, both aimed to unleash a bloody reaction from the Muslim world, in its turn giving the alibi to a war ?

Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis. 

When Trump phantasied that the accords ",,,,,would shift the course of Middle Eastern history from “decades of division and conflict” did he have in mind that "peace through strenght" of the bombing of Iran, in advance?

 

Peace through strength: The origin of the phrase used by the Trump administration


Barry Goldwater’s 1964 campaign

Prior to Reagan’s run for the Oval Office, Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-AZ), running for president as a Republican, had his campaign backed by the Republican Party’s budget of almost $5 million, almost all of which was spent on “peace through strength” television spots. The ad campaign criticized the foreign policy of President Lyndon B. Johnson, who was running as a Democrat following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.


https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/3450691/peace-through-strength-origin-phrase-trump-administration/

Ronald Reagan’s presidency

Following his campaigning for Goldwater and two gubernatorial terms in California, Reagan won the 1980 presidential election, defeating incumbent President Jimmy Carter. Reagan’s campaign platform critiqued Carter’s handling of foreign affairs, asking voters at his Republican National Convention acceptance speech if they felt unease knowing that the U.S.’s allies were dealing with an “amateurish and confused Administration.”

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During Reagan’s second term in office, the president argued in 1986 that his leadership demonstrated the nation’s strength as “a sheltering arm for freedom in a dangerous world.” He added that the U.S.’s strength was the best persuasion tactic to “negotiate seriously” with other countries.

Decades later, the iconic phrase is being pushed by the Trump administration and members of Congress, praising the president for carrying out “peace through strength” against Iran.

Following the strikes against Iran’s nuclear sites, Trump has indicated that “regime change” could be in the cards for the country. He has questioned why this change could not take place if the current Iranian Regime is “unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN.”


Now, pls, read again from that excerpt at the beginning of the post, from Barry Chamish, again key word "peace":


"...This conclusion I do endorse. No act was too ugly or hideous to be committed on behalf of peace...". 


"Peace".

Notice on how President Trump is coordinated with the Vatican. As soon the pope calls for an end for the use of starvation as weapons of war in Gaza, the emperor of the Western Empire presses Israel for peace:


By Kristina Millare

Pope Leo XIV denounces use of hunger as ‘weapon of war’ in message to UN conference 

Vatican City, Jun 30, 2025 / 12:24 pm

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/265081/pope-leo-xiv-denounces-use-of-hunger-as-weapon-of-war-in-message-to-un-conference

Pope Leo XIV deplored the use of hunger as a “weapon of war” in his message to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which is currently holding its 44th conference session in Rome from June 28 to July 4. 

The Holy Father said the U.N. is far from reaching its 2030 goal of “zero hunger” in spite of “significant steps” taken by the intergovernmental organization to ensure food security, particularly for the world’s poor.

“We are currently witnessing with despair the iniquitous use of hunger as a weapon of war,” Leo said in his message to FAO. “Starving people to death is a very cheap way of waging war.”


But here see how the emperor Trump worked furiously in order to anticipate the pope's message at the UN (check the dates):


Dramatic day of diplomacy culminates in Trump announcing Iran-Israel ceasefire

Kylie Atwood Jennifer Hansler Alayna Treene Jeff Zeleny Zachary Cohen

By Kylie Atwood, Jennifer Hansler, Alayna Treene, Jeff Zeleny and Zachary Cohen, CNN

 5 minute read 

Updated 12:18 AM EDT, Tue June 24, 2025

CNN

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/23/politics/trump-diplomacy-iran-israel-ceasefire

In the hours after Iran launched a missile attack on a US base in Qatar, President Donald Trump and a group of his top diplomatic and security officials worked furiously behind-the-scenes to try to broker a peace deal to end the conflict between Iran and Israel.

While Trump communicated directly with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State and National Security Adviser Marco Rubio and Mideast Envoy Steve Witkoff   worked on the Iranians – through direct and indirect channels, a senior White House official said.

The government of Qatar played a key role as an intermediary, and Trump at one point spoke directly to its leader, Emir Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani.


Witkoff is Jew, but Rubio and Vance are CATHOLICs. And when you say "Vatican and Iran", you say this:



As Doc Gene Kim says, "Let me repeat it to you":

Iran has a large diplomatic corps at the Vatican, with only the Dominican Republic having more diplomats accredited to the Holy See.[4]


Now its only a 'koinkydink' that Vance and Rubio are the Catholic boyscouts of this cute little diplomatic scene - I m very curious on how you'll handle all these facts


[disclaimer: I found only this gif with "curiosa", and "curios-a" with "a" is female declination. Cover with your thumb the "a" to obtain "curious" - sorry for the mistake due to the poverty of my means 馃槃]


Sunday, March 23, 2025

Will JD Vance be the next emperor of the Western Roman Catholic Empire ("USA") ? ?


And, of course, you have finally the 'peace' aka Pax Romana through the Western half of the head of the Beast wounded to death but soon-to-be healed:


Trump says Israel agreed to terms for 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, warns Hamas to take deal

by Filip Timotija - 07/01/25 7:45 PM ET

President Trump said on Tuesday evening that Israel has agreed to the “necessary conditions” to “finalize” a 60-day ceasefire in the war-torn Gaza Strip and pushed the Palestinian militant group Hamas to take the deal, warning that it will “not get better.” 

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It is not immediately clear if Hamas, designated as a terrorist organization by the U.S. government, will accept the terms of the deal. 

 

And, after Putin declared that he intends to cut military spending next year, leading to a decrease in costly military products, his agent in the Whitehouse Krasnov, in order to help Moscow to fight also with a decresed arsenal of cruise and hypersonic missiles,  decided to block the delivery of the most precious weapons systems for Ukraine, the anti-missile system "Patriot": now the emperor of the Eastern empire, Putin, can sleep without worries, because emperor Krasnov, in cutting fundamental military aid to Ukraine, will allow a breath of oxigen to the very stressed Russian economy of war. Less weapons more food for the Russian people, to support their emperor in the Kremlin. And less risk to be defeated by Ukraine.

Now, again, check the dates, to understand on how both empires, Western and Eastern (Moscow & Washington DC), works coordinately under the overseeing eyes of their white god in Rome, and with a perfect timing are joining their evil heart in a even more synchronous geo-political frequence, until it will become a single heart, the one of the Revelation 13:3 head wounded to death (Schism 1054) then healed (again, check the dates):


Putin says Russia plans to cut military spending from next year

By Gleb Bryanski and Vladimir Soldatkin

June 27, 2025  6:33 PM GMT+2Updated June 27, 2025

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/putin-says-russia-plans-cut-military-spending-next-year-2025-06-27/


Fears Of Disaster Brewing For Ukraine As U.S. Halts Weapons Shipments Over Stockpile Concerns

Air defense interceptors are atop the list of items being curtailed as Russia's ability to pummel Ukraine from afar is growing.

Howard Altman, Tyler Rogoway

Published Jul 2, 2025 3:15 PM EDT 
https://www.twz.com/news-features/fears-of-disaster-brewing-for-ukraine-as-u-s-halts-weapons-shipments-over-stockpile-concerns


WOW, WHAT A TIMING FOR PRES. KRASNOV ! ! !..... Seven days after the statement of Putin, miracolously Russia has no more to fear a decreased military production ! ! I told you, both empires are only one head....

But what we have wonderfully demonstrated here is another thing. Despite the demential brainwash of American MAGAist Baptists, who continually are bombing their brainwashed claque ("the church") with  the "Israel of God" which today "is defending God's Promised Land" against the devils of Hamas, threatening and scaring anyone from to dare to rise even the slightest critique against a terrorist governemnt of Israel, who uses the right of defense as alibi for the "right of genocide and warcrimes", it is God Himself, with the global wide geo-political context, to clearly and unambiguously show to all the world that Israel is DEPENDING from GENTILE nations (US but also the Russian Federation) in order to exist, confirming from HEAVEN itself that we are still in the .....


....TIME OF THE GENTILES....


....and not in a fancy time of the "Old Testament" or "Tribulation" even less of the "Millenium" which are to come but until those are not here sorry, keep your imagination and rather take for yourself a good portion of pop-corn and watch the entire series "Back to the Future" with Michael J. Fox. It will be enormously beneficial to the health of your mind. 

That this Israel is made up with true Jews, doesn't change the matter of an angstrom (脜) aka 0.1 nanometre.    Rather, that is the circumference of the brain of the Hyperzionists and Hyper-messianics who, in these terminal days of the Gentile time, seem to transform themselves in Christo-Terrorists or apologists of Christo-terrorism. Pls read:


Monday, June 23, 2025

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TITLE: Hyperzionist gas or the Rapture is really here ? [plus some ruminations on the obsessive demonization of the UN by hyperzionists & psycho-messianic guys]

http://spirithismouth.blogspot.com/2025/06/blog-post.html


I think this is enough for now. You have found many errors in this text, unfortunately my time is limited, like my energies. Pray for me, so I can continue to explain these End Days games of the Devil, deceptions which have found a mansion in the brain and the soul of the 'brethren'. Pray also that the Lord may protect me from the government of my country. The PM Meloni (very friendly relations with Pres. Trump "Krasnov") have recently introduced  a law which authorizes the 'services' to plant and use SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS. Which will be used to persecute independent minds, and a born again Christian is THE independent mind for excellence, because:


1 Corinthians 2:16

“For who hath known the mind of the Lord, that he may instruct him? But we have the mind of Christ.”


....and not the evil mind of  a Trumpite, MAGAist, Hyper-zionist Baptist.


Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Why Pres. Donald Trump, in art "agent Krasnov", praised so much the crypto-Catholic Pres. Ronald Reagan

https://control-avles-blogs.blogspot.com/2025/06/why-pres-donald-trump-in-art-agent.html


Monday, March 10, 2025

Trum - (PX) - utiN #2 the 2/3 global empire

http://spirithismouth.blogspot.com/2025/03/trum-px-utin-2-23-global-empire.html

[to be continued with Trump/Reagan very intriguing biblical parallelism]


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Forget 'peace,' did Abraham Accords set stage for Israel-Gaza conflict?

Almost every assumption that undergirded the Israel-Arab normalization agreements was disastrously wrong, and now we are paying the price.

Middle East

regions middle east 

Branko Marcetic

Oct 20, 2023     

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/abraham-accords-peace-middle-east/

Forget 'peace,' did Abraham Accords set stage for Israel-Gaza conflict?

Almost every assumption that undergirded the Israel-Arab normalization agreements was disastrously wrong, and now we are paying the price.

Middle East

regions middle east 

Branko Marcetic

Oct 20, 2023

It’s easy to forget now, but the shocking and horrific violence that set off the current hostilities in the Middle East, where Hamas militants slaughtered and kidnapped innocent Israeli civilians, was predicted. Specifically, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under Donald Trump warned in October 2020 that terrorist violence was set to be imminently inflamed.


Trump's DHS didn’t claim it was because, in President Joe Biden words, of “sheer evil” from those who exist only “to kill Jews.” Rather, it pointed to the Abraham Accords: the U.S.-led effort to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors, which Trump claimed would shift the course of Middle Eastern history from “decades of division and conflict” and which the Biden administration claimed would make the region “safer and more prosperous.”


So how did we end up with the exact opposite?


For decades, the peaceful resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, meaning the provision of an independent state for the Palestinian people and the end of Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory, was central to the task of engineering peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors. This was a problem, since between successive Israeli governments steadily chipping away at the possibility of a two-state solution to the conflict and dwindling U.S. interest in pressuring the Israeli state to follow through on the commitment, that resolution started to look increasingly impossible.


But over time, the priorities of the Arab states shifted away from the Palestinians, too. Their largely authoritarian leadership became more preoccupied with matters like maintaining political control in the wake of the Arab Spring protests — for which support from an advanced military power like Israel might prove useful — and an increasingly assertive Iran, which then-newly appointed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman called a “much more urgent and more important” issue.


This shift dovetailed with the Trump administration’s ultra-Israel-friendly stance and its own goal of further isolating Iran in the region. The resulting Abraham Accords were, at least in the neoconservative world, considered a stroke of “genius.” Rather than finding a solution to the seemingly intractable question of Palestinian statehood, it simply sidelined it.


The signers dropped this long-standing precondition as they re-established diplomatic relations and deepened security and economic cooperation with Israel, while Trump lavished them with rewards, like an arms deal for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and U.S. recognition of the annexation of West Sahara for Morocco. It effectively supplanted the Saudi government’s Arab Peace Initiative, which since its 2002 introduction had been the foundation of the Arab world’s program for resolving the conflict, placing the Palestinians front and center.


The new normalization agreements’ foundational and cynical assumption was that the plight of the Palestinians could and would be safely ignored and forgotten about by both the region’s governments and the broader international community. Both the Trump administration and, reportedly, bin Salman, pressured Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to assent, while the states that signed continued paying lip service to the Palestinian cause, claiming this normalization push would halt Israel’s annexation plans for its illegal West Bank settlements.


In reality, the text of the agreements barely mentioned Palestinians, outside of a few vague assurances to keep working toward a negotiated solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and that Morocco maintained a “coherent, constant and unchanged position” on the matter. This was, to put it mildly, far short of what both Palestinians and their supporters in the U.S. Congress demanded.


As Arab states began gradually deepening ties with Israel, they increasingly backed away from their historic positions. Bin Salman declared (and subsequently walked back) that Israelis “have the right to have their own land,” effectively sanctioning the loss of what the Muslim world viewed as Palestinians’ historic land.

When violence broke out in April 2021 at the Al-Aqsa mosque, with Israeli forces raiding one of Islam’s holiest sites, the UAE response was notably muted. That the normalization process continued despite what would earlier have been viewed as an unacceptable provocation against both Palestinians and Islam itself was celebrated by the accords’ supporters, as proof that ongoing repression of Palestinians could indeed be safely ignored.


But the Palestinian issue could not simply be wished away, and the signing of the pacts created a set of contradictions that fueled the tensions that erupted October 7. The vast majority of the populations of Israel’s Arab neighbors opposed the accords, as did some leaders, like Turkish Foreign Minister Mevl眉t 脟avu艧o臒lu, who charged that the signers had “lost their moral compass,” and Jordan’s King Abdullah, who declared that “no architecture for regional security and development can stand over the burning ashes of this conflict.”


So did Palestinians themselves, across opinion surveys, with both the Palestinian Authority and Hamas calling it a “betrayal,” a “treacherous stab,” and “grave harm.” Hamas also called for “an integrated plan to bring down normalization.” Protests against the accords erupted in Morocco, one of the signers.


The signing of the Accords was particularly fraught in Saudi Arabia. The country’s powerful clerics continued to oppose Israeli policy toward the Palestinians. But beyond that, the Saudi leadership’s internal legitimacy and its standing as the region’s leader of the Islamic continued to rest in part on its commitment to the Palestinians. Regional rival Iran quickly stepped in to fill this vacuum left by Saudi support for the deals, sharply criticizing the normalization effort as a “betrayal of Palestinian aspirations for freedom.”


Meanwhile, Israeli policy didn’t change as promised, and in fact, only hardened. Since 2020, when the accords were signed, illegal settlements have expanded and even ramped up alongside settler violence. The Netanyahu government has now advanced a record number of settler housing units, and transferred administration of the occupied territories from military to civilian hands, widely interpreted as signaling plans for annexation, even as figures like former Abbas adviser Ghaith al-Omari claimed the accords had “already delivered to the Palestinians” by stopping this policy.


This past September, the UAE’s ambassador to the United States admitted annexation hadn’t actually stopped.


The Biden administration could have reversed Trump’s efforts, and placed pressure on Israel to halt these plans, as well as end its settlement expansion while making good on its promises and obligations under the peace process. Instead, the president continued Trump’s normalization efforts while breaking from presidential precedent and not even attempting to advance the peace process, all while issuing little to no criticism of the Israeli government’s violations.


He has in fact escalated the issue, pushing for an Israeli-Saudi normalization agreement, with the only concession to Palestinians the mere preservation of the possibility of Israeli-Palestinian peace — an agreement that would also entail further nuclear proliferation in the region and giving Saudi Arabia security assurances. Even so, Biden’s secretary of state continues to claim that this could “be used to advance” such a peace.


So while Hamas had reportedly planned this operation for two years, and claimed it was motivated by years of violence at Al-Aqsa, its attack also can’t be understood without the bipartisan push for Israeli-Arab normalization at the Palestinians’ expense, and the outrage, anger, and despair it has inspired.


What is clear — from Hamas’s extraordinary violence, the wider regional war it threatens to spark, as well as the major pro-Palestinian protests across Arab countries in response to Israel’s bombing campaign — is that almost every assumption that undergirded the Abraham Accords was disastrously wrong, not least the idea that dismissing the Palestinians would make for a more peaceful Middle East.

Branko Marcetic

Branko Marcetic is a staff writer with Jacobin magazine and the author of Yesterday's Man: the Case Against Joe Biden. His work has appeared in the Washington Post, the Guardian, In These Times, and others. 

 


Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Why Pres. Donald Trump, in art "agent Krasnov", praised so much the crypto-Catholic Pres. Ronald Reagan

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Pontifex and emperor of the Western Roman (Catholic) empire President Trump (in art "Krasnov"), is very busy to impose to NATO the 5%


Trump Gets NATO to Hike Defense Spending to 5 Percent

By Jim Thomas    |   Saturday, 21 June 2025 02:24 PM EDT

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/trump-nato-defense/2025/06/21/id/1215905/


NATO summit yields a big win on defense spending for Trump but key questions over the alliance remain

Kevin Liptak

By Kevin Liptak, CNN

 4 minute read 

Updated 5:17 AM EDT, Wed June 25, 2025

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/25/politics/nato-meeting-trump-defense-spending


[PS: five is the number of death in the AV 1611.... notice the link between the 5% spending and the now r.i.p. (or in coma) Article 5....]


Well, you are an intelligent reader, so you'll allow me not to spend a lot of words. You know already which old words and names to be replaced with contemporary words and names -  in the following article about the fall of USSR.

Not yet an hint?.... What about to replace "Reagan" with "Western and Eastern Roman empires", and instead of "USSR" read "European Union".... 

Take it like a game, a speculative reasoning. 

Ah, now you start to see it? And what 'bout a mutual understanding between both emperors? (Muscovy in Eurasia, and Moscow DC in Maryland) ....One is the bad cop, the other the good cop. And think, why the 'good' cop, Pres. Krasnov, is willing to decrease the military spending in the US, or increase with a lesser rate than the average NATO rate?4

Maybe his comrade emperor in Muscovy is providing the necessary threat ("hypersonic weapons") against which most of effective systems are from or contain parts from the US.

Then add to this how much the alt-right, 'conservative' parties in Europe, even if in some cases are willing to spend more, are also against a common European army. They say: "you spend only for your nation", but in this way you are still divided and inefficient thanks to ....nationalism. 

But money flies in the US Military Industrial Complex. And  both empires will have a divided enemy.


STAR WARS: HOW REAGAN'S $30BN SPACE INITIATIVE HELPED BANKRUPT SOVIETS (AND WAS POSSIBLY A BLUFF)

Published: 21:43 BST, 17 January 2019 | Updated: 21:43 BST, 17 January 2019

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/fb-6604811/STAR-WARS-REAGANS-30BN-SPACE-INITIATIVE-HELPED-BANKRUPT-SOVIETS-POSSIBLY-BLUFF.html 

Ronald Reagan took the arms race into space in 1983 in a prime time speech to the nation from the Oval Office which unveiled his Strategic Defense Initiative.

The U.S., he said, was asking 'the scientific community who gave us nuclear weapons to turn their great talents to the cause of mankind and world peace: to give us the means of rendering these nuclear weapons impotent and obsolete', by detecting and shooting them down in space.

It was either a genuine plan which would spend billions in the cause of making the U.S. safe from the threat of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), or it was a plan to spend billions on the impossible to force the Soviets to do the same, knowing that they could not afford it.

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In Moscow there were real believers who saw their military threat to the U.S. facing annihilation. Some of the Soviet general staff believed that Star Wars would allow the U.S. to strike first without fear, ending the Mutually Assured Destruction theory which had kept the peace from the 1950s on.

Others saw it as an attempt to catch up with their own efforts to have weapons in space, which began in the 1970s, but the effect was the same, with the communist state deciding to spend massively on its military. 

That expansion was a disaster for the Soviets, who were already teetering economically and their new leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, who had taken control in 1985, was to be its last.


These are some of my posts from February onward, on the matter. BTW: is the Golden Dome Antimissile Defense System of Pres. Trump just another bait, or BLUFF,  to press psychologically European NATO to spend more until death by bankrupcy suddenly comes ? ? ? ....


Sunday, March 23, 2025

Trum - (PX) - utiN or The Reversed Cross Of The Costantinian Empire

https://avles-theamberpath.blogspot.com/2025/03/trum-px-utin-or-reversed-cross-of.html

Thursday, February 27, 2025

A GOLDEN DOME in her hand full of abominations and filthiness of her fornication

https://control-avles-blogs.blogspot.com/2025/02/a-golden-dome-in-her-hand-full-of.html



Saturday, May 24, 2025

"Sorcha Faal", another avatar of the Great Whore

https://spirithismouth.blogspot.com/2025/05/sorcha-faal-another-avatar-of-great.html


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Tuesday, June 17, 2025

A brief resumee of the latest events in the Middle East (just my personal belief)

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Some points about this war to quit the Iran scarecrow:

Also the dozen of tankers flying to ME are a pysop - my personal belief. Create chaos with fake threats of nuking Tehran and/or carpet bombing it with dozen tankers support


This war is 50% kinetic (Israel), 50% psyop (Is + US).


This attack to Iran is to also help Neantyahu overcome domestic (to avoid to go in jail) difficulties


The same 7th October was allowed in order to stir an enormous emotional wave at home and in the world (a ME "Pearl Harbour" 's affair) and justify a war which keeps Bibi & his cohorts at power (to build the 3d Temple).


"Iran is about to get a nuke" has been bandied about for decades without Iran ever having even the shadow of a nuke.


If for decades Iran wasn't able to fire a true nuke notwithstanding decades of work on it, it is true the opinion of some experts that also Iran knows that having the nukes would push ISLAMIC existential enemies (S. Arabia?) to get a nuke and this WOULD BE FAR WORSE THAN A NUCLEAR "NAZI-ZIONIST" NEIGHBOORING STATE.


There was an implicit untold collaboration Isreal/Iran where a mutual existential threatening was very useful at home: beside keeping Bibi in power, in Iran the "Zionist menace" was very useful to keep the Ayatollah's regime as leader of the surrounding Islamic world (the most threatened by the "Nazi ZIonists" = to be alpha dog)


Now this balanced occult diplomacy has been disbanded at the order of the Devil. The World Order has to be changed and old wreckage used to keep the Old Order plausible have been scrapped.

https://www.twz.com/news-features/spike-missiles-that-destroyed-air-defenses-from-inside-iran-were-remotely-operated#comments






Friday, June 6, 2025

Who are the Hyper-zionists & Psycho-messianics ?

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Above image - see link at the bottom of the post.


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Just to your information, here where all these Hyper-zionist, Psycho-messianic dudes are falling. They care about the Gospel as much as a textual critic cares about the infallible preservation of the text: ZERO.

All their Bibles (AV 1611) consist of only one verse: Genesis 12:3; all the rest of the Bible is superfluous or subordinate to this verse. Secular Zionism Uber Alles is their SECRET slogan. They aspire to become the 13th or 14th (it depends on the chosen enlisting by names) tribe of Israel. They are already living in the Millenium and have elected Netanyahu as the reigning messiah on earth. They are obsessed with the Final Antichrist because they love RuSSia and the pyschotic KGB agent Krasnov in the Whitehouse ordered them to not doubt about their anointed POTUS. But we live not in this perverted religious hallucination. Netanyahu and the rest of his band are simply anti-Christian, masonic, talmudic apostate Jews. And as such they they work for the Devil - and together with them all the 'Christian, fundamentalist, KJV Onlyist, Born Again, Righteous' conservative 'anti-LGBTQ, anti-abortion, anti-immigration' Christianity, of the USA as well the Western world.

Now, belowed brethren, drink this cup:

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Big breaking story in Israel, former defense minister Liberman has revealed Netanyahu went behind cabinets back to supply weapons to Abu Shahab (ISIS like terrorist group in Gaza) to attack Hamas. The Shahab have been working with the IDF to attack aid trucks in Gaza in an attempt to false flag Hamas.

https://x.com/NTarnopolsky/status/1930574490523598978

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".....Israel providing guns to Gaza gang to bolster opposition to Hamas

Security cabinet wasn’t informed of plan to start arming Abu Shabab group, which was created in Rafah last year and has its roots in looting aid trucks

By Emanuel Fabian, Follow

Nurit Yohanan, Follow

Nava Freiberg and ToI Staff

5 June 2025, 5:32 pm

".........“The Israeli government is giving weapons to a group of criminals and felons, identified with Islamic State, at the direction of the prime minister,” Liberman charged. “To my knowledge, this did not go through approval by the cabinet.”

He claimed that Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar was aware of the decision to arm the group, “but I don’t know how much the IDF chief of staff was in on it.”......."

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-providing-guns-to-gaza-jihadist-gang-to-bolster-opposition-to-hamas/



Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Truth-sayers??! Or.... LIEs-sayers?

https://control-avles-blogs.blogspot.com/2015/09/truth-sayers-or-lies-sayers.html

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Wednesday, May 7, 2025

WHO IS "SORCHA FAAL" ? - Catholic agents working for the the Harlot

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Notice the Catholic spiritual background of the guy behind Sorcha Faal, Qanon, etc.

This article will be topical in further elaboration on how the Hegelian Dialectic of the Devil used LGBTQ etc. to push "Christian fundamentalists" aka Christo Fascists in the fold of Rome.

Notice the mish-mash of spiritual fringe theories typical of the Satanic deception. For example mixing the CATHOLIC Virgin Mary with "extraterrestrial forms of intelligence", aka two different transmogrifications of the Devil and evil spiritual beings.

From their website:

https://www.whatdoesitmean.com/whoissorcha.htm

Sister Maria Theresa is the 73rd Sorcha Faal of the Sorcha Faal Order, Elected as Mother Superior 3 February 2007 whose order comprises 18 Monasteries in IrelandRussiaEgyptLebanon, and the United States.

The Order of Sorcha Faal was established in 588 (BCE) in Tara, County MeathIreland, whose founder was the oldest daughter of King Zedekiah, Tamar Tephi.

The name, Sorcha Faal, comes from the ancient Gaeilge branch of the Goidelic languages of Ireland and has the meaning of:  Sorcha, She Who Brings Light, and Faal, the Dark and Barren Place.

The Sisters of Sorcha Faal are a cloistered order (kept away from the outside world; sheltered) devoted to ancient Biblical, religious and scientific study whose only contact is through intermediaries.

The WhatDoesItMean.com website used to disseminate Sorcha Faal reports was created for and donated to the Sisters of Sorcha Faal in 2003 by a small group of American computer experts led by the late global technology guru Wayne Green (1922-2013) to counter the propaganda being used by the West to promote their illegal 2003 invasion of Iraq.


It doesn't matter if nothing as pertain the circumstancial context is true from the description, what matters is the will to use evil spirituality as bait for the naive.

Notice the witchcraft under that woman bringing light. Satan in 2 Corinthians 11:14-15 :

14And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.

15Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works.


 

Wednesday, May 7, 2025

Sorcha Faal agent of the Costantinian empire promoting Putin's image in the conspiracy world [The Unhived Mind, December 25, 2007]

https://oldblogsneverdie.blogspot.com/2025/05/sorcha-faal-agent-of-costantinian.html



Thursday, September 11, 2014

Western-Eastern Roman Empire 101

https://continuingcounterreformation.blogspot.com/2014/09/western-eastern-roman-empire-101.html



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The Man Behind the Right Wing’s Favorite Conspiracy Theories

Meet David Booth, the fake news peddler who is helping Russia spread its lies.

https://newrepublic.com/article/155896/man-behind-right-wings-favorite-conspiracy-theories

Seth Hettena/December 9, 2019


No one is sure where President Trump got the idea that the Democratic National Committee’s hacked server was hidden in Ukraine. As the impeachment saga unfolds, even the president’s most ardent defenders, from Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, would rather talk about quid pro quos or revive the discredited claim that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 United States presidential election—anything to avoid discussing an evidence-free case that borders on lunacy. In her powerful testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, Fiona Hill, a former White House foreign policy adviser, characterized the story of the “missing” server as one of the fictions propagated by Russia’s security services, and Trump’s own staff had made a point of debunking it for the president. Nevertheless, in his fateful phone call of July 25, when the president asked Ukraine’s newly elected president to “do us a favor” and track down the DNC server, U.S. foreign policy was officially replaced by a conspiracy theory.


As tends generally to be the case with most of the overheated conspiracy theories lighting up the internet and our political culture at large, the story of the Ukraine-based server is something of an urban legend for the digital age—caroming across our badly warped systems of news delivery from some great Oz-like font of right-wing misinformation, and just as abruptly alighting on our president’s diplomatic to-do list. Internet anonymity hides the identities of those behind the curtain who push this and scores of other coordinated assaults on consensual reality, from the insane anti-Semitic libels that inspire­ armed young men to march into synagogues and open fire, to the unhinged speculations of the mysterious “Q” who posts cryptic messages revealing Trump’s secret war against a cabal of pedophiles in the American government and Hollywood.


There are exceptions, however. In a handful of cases, it’s possible to trace some of the most destructive theories back to their source. Take, for example, the conspiracy theory that DNC staffer Seth Rich was killed in 2016 by a “hit team”; or the campaign seeking to tar Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who accused Justice Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her in high school, as deeply tied to the CIA; or the report that the bones of children were found on Jeffrey Epstein’s island—all these myths lead back to one person. In each of these cases, we can confidently trace the confabulation in question to a man named David Lawrence Booth.  


A 64-year-old retired chemical plant control-room operator, Booth is one of the world’s foremost purveyors of conspiracies and fake news. Writing under the nom de plume of Sorcha Faal on his website What Does It Mean, Booth and his wife have spent the past 15 years cooking up fabricated tales of impending war, government cover-ups, looming financial collapse, alien arrivals, Satanic acts, earthquake weapons, man-made hurricanes, global apocalypse, and “deep state” machinations of all descriptions. On his website, Booth has falsely suggested that he is an officer in the Mossad or the CIA. The truth about his life is equally fascinating—Booth happens to have been the youngest person ever to attempt to hijack a plane in the U.S.—and an examination of his past, with its links to both Russia and Russian disinformation campaigns, opens a rare window into how and why someone can be drawn into the world of conspiracies.


At first glance, it’s hard to imagine that anyone takes What Does It Mean seriously. The site’s logo is stuffed with a fifth grader’s idea of mysticism: the Virgin Mary, a dragon, a tarot card, a winged horse, and Noah’s ark. Pages are littered with multicolored links, and the whole thing has an amateurish feel, harkening back to the days of DIY web construction in the mid-1990s. Yet What Does It Mean attracts visitors in numbers that would be a marked improvement over those pulled down by, say, a midsize newspaper’s website—roughly three-quarters of a million views in busy months, according to Alexa search rankings. Fans translate the site’s posts into French and Spanish, read them aloud on YouTube, and discuss them online. One measure of the power of a conspiracy theory is how far and how deeply it spreads, and Booth’s reports travel the globe. Laundered through a constellation of more respectable-looking, but no less empirically dodgy websites, they emerge in overseas news outlets cited as fact. That’s how, to take just one example, Iran’s news agency, Fars, was duped into reporting in 2014 that top-secret documents leaked by Edward Snowden showed that U.S. policy has been guided by extraterrestrial intelligence.


The site’s slogan is “the news you need today … for the world you’ll live in tomorrow,” but in many ways Booth’s world is already here. The election of a conspiracy theorist in chief has pushed conspiracies, lies, and half-truths onto the front pages and the evening news, while the advent of the internet and social media give web-savvy conspiracy peddlers access to a much larger global market than they formerly dared to dream of reaching. Conspiracy theories have become the political lingua franca of the Trump era—another sordid, sensationalist body of lies sold to people on the fringes of society who have been lied to so often they make sense out of nonsense. The stories are fake, told by a fictional person, but to many devotees, they feel true, and that keeps people coming back to Booth’s site for more.


“I’m getting tired of everybody saying that Sorcha Faal is a fake,” complained Gary Larrabee, an elderly YouTuber with 35,000 followers who’s fond of reading Faal’s posts aloud. “I’ve been following her for 20 years. She’s not right on everything, but what other media service is more reliable?” Carol Elmer, a widow who posts stories from What Does It Mean on her Facebook page nearly every day, says she values the site for a “perspective” she can find nowhere else. She said she is aware of reports that Booth is the sole author of the site’s content, as well as the claim pushed by Booth himself that he’s “an ex-CIA operative.” Most remarkably, she even downplays the frequency with which her computer crashes when she visits What Does It Mean—a common sign of multilayered hacking efforts. “I figure you only catch flak when you are over the target,” she told me.


Booth, who wears a large, white Santa Claus beard and lives with his wife in a modest home near the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, declined repeated requests to speak with me. He is, by both profession and temperament, a suspicious man—a Google search shows his driveway lined with “No Trespassing” signs—and his guarded posture toward the world is inevitably reinforced by encounters with the kind of people his website attracts. In 2004, as What Does It Mean was finding its first significant online following, a fan showed up in the backyard of his previous home in New Hampshire. “You and I both know that some of these people aren’t the kind of people you want at your house,” Booth’s son, Justin, told me.  And to judge by the people who share David Booth’s stories on Twitter, it’s wise to be wary. His work is popular with followers of QAnon, the pro-Trump conspiracy theory group that the FBI recently labeled as a domestic terrorism threat.  The U.S. government, which has been tracking Booth’s site for years, used nearly a dozen links from What Does It Mean as background for a 2009 Department of Homeland Security report on the threat of right-wing extremism—before, that is, an outcry from right-wing political leaders prompted the Obama White House to mothball the report and many of its recommendations.


A day after I contacted all the phone numbers and emails I had collected for Booth, I received a reply from one of his email accounts. “Hello Seth Hettena, We’ve been waiting for you, or at least someone like you, for many years.” The email was signed by a “Nun Rahab,” who told me the email address (which I found on a family genealogy page) had been set up under Booth’s name to “catch” reporters like me who were fascinated by “one of the most mysterious persons I’ve ever come across in my entire life.” Nun Rahab’s email about Booth was a mix of fact and fantasy that tried to suggest Booth was a CIA psychic, but the writer did show a familiarity with intimate details of Booth’s life that turned out to be true, such as his recent medical problems, as well as previously unreported incidents from 27 years ago.


Although Nun Rahab claimed to be writing me from outside the U.S. (somewhere in the time zone that includes Amsterdam and Vienna), the emails I received showed they were coming from a data center near Knoxville, Tennessee, not far from Booth’s home. When I pointed this out, I received a call in no short order from Booth’s son, Justin, who told me his father had dictated him a note that appeared to be an attempt to make me believe that David Booth had nothing to do with the site he founded. This turned out to be a mistake. First, Justin Booth and I started talking about his father and his website, and second, it resolved any nagging doubts I had about who was really behind the site. Nun Rahab was David Booth.


I tried to ask “Nun Rahab” about the website’s fascination with Russia and whether someone from abroad was feeding What Does It Mean its information, or, more precisely, its disinformation. The site’s content has followed the same basic pattern for most of the past 15 years: A “chilling,” “astounding and frankly terrifying,” or “heart-stopping” new report out of a Kremlin ministry or a Russian intelligence agency has revealed some frightening bombshell or some new orders issued by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Booth’s obsession with Russia has perplexed members of his family. When Justin asked him once what it was all about, his father told him, “I can’t talk about it.”


Until the 2016 election, the lurid fare featured on What Does It Mean could easily be dismissed as overheated, but ultimately harmless, nuttery.  Here, too, we can fix a fairly precise point of origin for the site’s ascension in the Trump era: On May 6, 2016, What Does It Mean revealed that a “war of words” had broken out inside the Kremlin about whether to release tens of thousands of emails that Russian spies had obtained from Hillary Clinton’s private email server. The dispute, What Does It Mean reported, was between Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the Russian FSB, the successor agency to the KGB, and Valentina Matviyenko, the speaker of Russia’s upper house of Parliament. In fact, although it was not yet public knowledge, Russia did have thousands of emails Russian spies had obtained from the DNC servers and the Clinton campaign that would shortly be released by WikiLeaks. What Does It Mean’s story was quickly picked up by the fervently pro-Trump website The Gateway Pundit. Fox News contributor Andrew Napolitano (a onetime Trump ally who’s since fallen out with the president) discussed it on Megyn Kelly’s show and later in a column in The Washington Times. At the summit of the innuendo-laden right-wing news cycle, Sean Hannity repeated the substance of the What Does It Mean report on his radio show. Neither Napolitano nor Hannity credited the original source.

On July 13, 2016, three days after Seth Rich was gunned down in the streets of Washington, D.C., in what investigators suspect was a botched robbery, Sorcha Faal quoted a “somber” account from the SVR, Russia’s foreign intelligence agency, claiming that Rich was preparing to testify against Hillary Clinton. Instead, he was assassinated by a “hit team” during a secret meeting he believed he was having with the FBI. The “hit team,” the report continued, was captured after a prolonged gun battle near the White House. It was all a lie, except for one critical part: The What Does It Mean report matched details in an actual SVR disinformation “bulletin.”


In a story first reported by Yahoo News’ Michael Isikoff, Deborah Sines, the U.S. attorney in Washington overseeing the Rich murder case, learned of the SVR bulletin from U.S. intelligence as she grappled with the many conspiracy theories swirling around the case. (Sines declined to speak with me.) The details of the What Does It Mean story matched those in the SVR bulletin—Rich’s purported meeting with the FBI, a Hillary Clinton “hit team,” and the gun battle near the White House. The SVR bulletin had been written—in Russian, Isikoff told me—on July 13, the same day that What Does It Mean published its report, which contained a helpful note: “Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.”


The “hit team” story was knocked down the following day by the fact-checking site Snopes—a fate shared by many of the site’s dispatches that go viral. But as in most of these cases, the damage had already been done: The story was blood in the water for a large audience long predisposed to believe that the Clintons murder people. The ranks of these believers included Roger Stone, Newt Gingrich, and Donald Trump, who resurrected a common hard-right conspiracy theory from the long-ago time before internet virality, dubbing the circumstances of Clinton White House attorney Vince Foster’s 1993 death “very fishy.”


For his part, “Nun Rahab” told me it was “preposterous” to suggest that What Does It Mean used secret Russian government information. Someone in the U.S. intelligence community was obviously trying to make me think that, Nun Rahab suggested, adding “maybe your mind should turn around and consider the possibility that it’s us who are talking to them.” When I asked Nun Rahab about the source of the “hit team” story, he pointed out that What Does It Mean wasn’t the only high-profile the-truth-is-out-there site raising suspicions about Rich’s murder. None of the examples he cited went beyond speculation, and more significantly, this was an answer to a question I wasn’t asking. When I pressed the question, I received disquisitions about international finance and the price of gold. I had my own Twitter posts quoted back at me and was told to stick to facts instead of unsupported short-term political agendas. Later, I heard from “Brian,” the webmaster at What Does It Mean, who wrote letters to the Justice Department accusing me of using my FBI contacts to “access restricted U.S. government database information on a private American citizen named David Booth.”

Without a full-fledged government investigation, it’s nearly impossible to figure out how an SVR bulletin wound up on What Does It Mean, said Clint Watts, a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute and (yes) a former FBI agent. Although he didn’t know any specific background information about Booth or his site, Watts said the Kremlin does identify outlets willing to publish virtually anything and supplies them with material when they need to push a particular message. This battery of online “useful idiots,” as Watts called them, may have one-on-one contact with Russian operatives or receive (dis)information passed through third parties. “The closer you get to Moscow, the more they are in coordination with the Kremlin,” he said. “The further away you get the less so, unless they happen to have traveled back and forth to Russia and developed connections—or [if] they’re really into Russia or Vladimir Putin.”


Booth is really into Russia. In the early 1990s, while Booth was living in Nashua, New Hampshire, he and his then wife launched a charity drive called “To Russia, With Love” that collected 4,500 pounds of donated food, clothing, and medicine to help former Soviet citizens get through the winter. When that marriage fell apart, Booth entered into a series of relationships with Russian women, one of whom he sued for libel and accused of stealing nearly $30,000 worth of his household goods during a contentious divorce, according to court documents. He has visited Russia at least once. In 1995, a curious item appeared in The New York Times Magazine that identified David Booth as president of a Nashua-based company called “War Tours Ltd.” that offered clients visits to war zones in places like the former Soviet Union. There was no record of War Tours Ltd. at the New Hampshire secretary of state’s office, and I heard later that Booth told his son that the whole thing was a hoax to prove that the media would publish anything.


Booth’s Russian infatuation is reciprocated on the far side of the former Iron Curtain. Booth and his alter ego Sorcha Faal have become a reliable source of fascination in Russia’s mediasphere, where news outlets have fallen for several of his viral hoaxes, such as the 2014 What Does It Mean report claiming that 13 CIA military operatives had been killed in Ukraine on a mission to help battle Russian forces invading the country. In recent years, the Russian press has published numerous  “Who is Sorcha Faal?” stories. Among them is a 2009 story in the Russian newspaper Izvestia that quoted two leading Russian experts on information warfare. Alexander Dugin, an ultranationalist Russian political scientist who is considered close to Putin, maintained that What Does It Mean was an example of what he called “network wars”: “Organizations that are neither special forces nor secret societies arrange for the information to be thrown around. For example, ideological divisions waging geopolitical war.” Igor Panarin, a Russian political scientist and former KGB officer, told Izvestia that “of course” Western and Western-aligned intelligence services were behind the website, but it wasn’t clear whether it was the British MI6, Israel’s Mossad, the CIA, or the U.S. National Security Agency. The Russian experts saw the site as a way of increasing geopolitical tensions between, say, Russia and Iran in an untraceable way.

Over the same general timeline, a robust network of global conspiracy-mongering sites has sprung up to help Booth spread lies. Sorcha Faal’s stories were occasionally promoted by Russian internet trolls connected to the Internet Research Agency, a St. Petersburg troll farm that amplified divisive content during the 2016 election, according to millions of online postings released by Twitter from thousands of IRA accounts. Kremlin-aligned Twitter trolls tracked by the Alliance for Securing Democracy, an initiative of the German Marshall Fund, have occasionally done the same thing over the past few years, according to Eric Ellason, a security researcher at Slickrockweb, a small data analytics and information technology firm. One of the frequent reposters of Sorcha Faal stories is The European Union Times, a site the Southern Poverty Law Center found was registered to Jessica Nachtman, whose husband, Christopher, was identified as a racist skinhead gang member.  (Jessica Nachtman told the SPLC she provides web hosting for a “European” she declined to identify.) Overseas, Sorcha Faal stories often land on the Bulgarian site Strogo Sekretno (Top Secret), published by Krassimir Ivandjiiski, whose son, Daniel, founded Zero Hedge, a website owned by a Bulgarian company that pushes right-wing conspiracy theories and publishes pro-Russia commentary originating in the West. This network of conspiracy sites repeats the same information so often that impressionable readers who stumble into it can leave thinking they’ve done their homework, said Emerson Brooking, a resident fellow at the Digital Forensic Research Lab of the Atlantic Council, a think tank. “The effect on these people is they get enmeshed in these worlds of conspiracy theories, and it becomes harder and harder to make their way back out,” he said.


As the 2020 election approaches, What Does It Mean’s far-flung conspiracy network has Russian disinformation experts like Watts worried. “Russia doesn’t have a Wikileaks or DC Leaks this time,” he said. “The only option if they wanted to mess around is to go to conspiracy websites, go to friendly outlets that we call ‘fellow traveler’ outlets, content providers that share Russia’s worldview, and deliver them information one-to-one, and let them be the messenger into the target audience space.”

There’s no surefire way to pinpoint the birth of a full-fledged conspiracy-monger, but, if one were to take a stab at such a thing in Booth’s case, the night of May 16, 1979, would be a strong contender. At the time, Booth, then 23, was managing a rental-car office and getting over a troubled childhood that had exploded a decade earlier onto the evening news. A self-described “confused, messed-up kid,” Booth had cut school one day in the fall of 1969 and gone to the airport in his native Cincinnati. There, he took a teenage girl hostage with a butcher knife, boarded a plane, and demanded to be flown to Sweden. Airport police were able to quickly talk him down, and the 14-year-old surrendered without incident when authorities promised not to arrest him.   

If ever there was a cry for help, this was clearly one, but Booth’s family washed its hands of him. Newspaper reports quoted an attorney for the parents calling Booth “mentally ill,” and his family declared him incorrigible, which made the boy a ward of the state. The system, however, showed Booth the mercy that his parents couldn’t or wouldn’t. Instead of locking him up in juvenile detention, a judge sentenced him to a home for vulnerable children, which helped him get his life back together. The judge “was the one person who had enough faith in kids that they could be rehabilitated,” Booth told The Cincinnati Enquirer nearly three decades later. “I haven’t been in trouble with the law since.”


Ten years after the hijacking, on that night in 1979, Booth was living in Cincinnati with a wife and a newborn baby, when he had the first in a series of disturbing, recurring dreams involving an American Airlines airliner that crashed upside-down. After experiencing the same dream for several nights running, Booth called the Federal Aviation Administration and told the agency about it. Three days later, American Airlines Flight 191 rolled over and crashed after takeoff from Chicago, killing 273 people in what remains the deadliest passenger airline accident on U.S. soil. In a story that appeared in The Chicago Tribune, the FAA conceded that there were remarkable similarities between the dream and the crash, but Booth himself was skeptical.  “I don’t believe in any of that spooky stuff, you know?” he said.


Over time, though, Booth became a believer. His dreams of Flight 191 led to a string of appearances on TV shows exploring the paranormal, such as In Search Of… and Arthur C. Clarke’s World of Strange Powers. When A&E Television Networks aired a show that featured Booth’s dream with an actor playing him and got key details wrong, the future founder of one of the world’s foremost sources of fake news sued the network for, among other things, defamation and deceiving the public. In his lawsuit, filed in 1997, Booth said he had never experienced any subsequent premonitions of any kind, but “he carefully guards the story of his 1979 experience because he feels that if it were to occur again in the future, his continued credibility will be extremely important.”  (The case was later settled out of court, and representatives of A&E did not return messages seeking comment.)


“I love my dad. He’s been a great dad, but when you are the son of, arguably, the only documented psychic in the history of the country, it can be taxing,” Booth’s son, Justin, told me.


Sure enough, six years after the A&E lawsuit, the premonitions came again, and this time they foretold a much larger disaster. In March 2003, Booth had a series of dreams about a “large, dark planetary object” hurtling toward the Earth followed by a huge explosion. Identifying himself as an “internationally-known psychic,” Booth registered What Does It Mean later that year as a collaboration with his friend, the late Wayne Green, an early computer pioneer.  With Green’s help, and his past dreams of Flight 191 serving as his calling card, Booth appeared on Coast-to-Coast, a hugely popular, overnight AM radio show on the paranormal. The man who didn’t believe in spooky stuff was, in the promotional language of the show, now “the only person in the world to have had a pre-cognitive experience fully documented prior to the event by a government agency.”


Booth moved quickly to capitalize on his Coast-to-Coast appearance with a 2004 book, Code Red: The Coming Destruction of the United States, which his son, Justin, hastily assembled by hand.  The dream and book came at an opportune time for Booth, who had endured three personal bankruptcies, three broken marriages, and the dissolution of his latest venture, a computer business. But Booth’s burgeoning career as a twenty-first-century psychic came to an end almost as quickly as it had begun. He traveled to Europe and returned claiming he had met with Sister Lucia of Fatima, a Carmelite nun celebrated for her visions of the Virgin Mary. Coast-to-Coast invited Booth back again in 2004 to discuss his meeting with Sister Fatima, but he refused to talk about it and was kicked off the air and banned from the show. The show’s host, George Noory, said he had been duped. A barrister in Australia claimed that Code Red plagiarized his wife’s 2002 article word for word, down to the typographical errors. The credibility that Booth had carefully nurtured for years was destroyed.


It was around this time that Sorcha Faal appeared. Displaying a knack for reinvention, Booth took his name off his website to be replaced by the mysterious Ms. Faal’s. She was initially described as a Russian researcher from St. Petersburg with an engineering background and, later, as a nun from a made-up Irish order said to predate Jesus. Faal’s picture on What Does It Mean is that of Booth’s current wife, Kathy. 

What motivates a man to wake up every morning and write lies? I had started this story thinking it would yield some insight about Russia’s hidden hand in U.S. affairs, but another story was staring me right in the face. “The only reason to run and start a website like that is to do it as a business,” Justin Booth says.


Booth’s lies have managed to attract a large audience, which he regularly importunes for donations. A September post about the “forces of Lucifer” trying to destroy President Trump concludes with a plea that would sound familiar to every public radio listener: “Our needs today are dire indeed, but, if every one of you reading this gave just $20.00 today, our budget for the entire year would be met!” David Booth told Justin that What Does It Mean takes in between $5,000 and $7,000 a month in donations, which is more than the average salary in Tennessee. Despite a total of five bankruptcies between them, Booth and his wife now hold title to more than 100 acres of land in Kentucky.


I made a $1 contribution to What Does It Mean via PayPal. The contribution was refunded, but PayPal provided me with contact information that connects the money to Booth via his Nevada company Long Trail Acres Publishing LLC, previously identified as the registrant of What Does It Mean. (In papers filed in 2012 in connection with his fourth bankruptcy, Booth stated that he last worked for Long Trail Acres four years earlier.) There’s also an LLC called Sisters of Sorcha Faal in Nevada registered to Booth’s wife, Kathy, presumably for some business venture connected to the phony religious order.


What Does It Mean also tries to profit from the fears of its audience in other ways. In 2010, the site offered readers the limited opportunity for $24.99 to buy a “Cloak of Athena” that was said to protect them from government eavesdroppers and credit-card thieves. “Danger is upon you now,” the site warned, “it lies in your cell phone listening in on every conversation you have and tracking every place you go and in every ID and credit card you leave unprotected.  Make your decision about this incredible offer before it’s too late!” 


Of course, the conspiracy business can lead to even bigger things. There is no better example of this right now than Donald Trump, whose meteoric rise to power came on the back of the racist “birther” conspiracy theory he pushed for years—a completely bogus claim that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States. Trump’s shameless conspiracy peddling gave him a platform to launch a presidential campaign that would be “the greatest infomercial in political history,” according to his former attorney, Michael Cohen. “Mr. Trump ran for office to make his brand great,” Cohen told Congress under oath, “not to make our country great.”


Conspiracy is also a business that has made people like Alex Jones, the founder of Infowars, very rich. Jones’s angry, nativist rants and conspiracy theories, about everything from the sinister origins of “chemtrails” to the horrifically baseless assertion that the Sandy Hook school massacre was a “false flag” action orchestrated by the federal government, have propelled the Trump-allied radio talker into lucrative national renown—even as his Sandy Hook lies have led to defamation lawsuits from parents of murdered children. By 2014, Jones’s Infowars empire was generating $20 million a year in revenue and $5 million in profits, according to an investigation by The New York Times. Most of that money came from the sale of supplements like “Super Male Vitality” and “Brain Force Plus.” (Not coincidentally, What Does It Mean runs advertising for Phi Sciences, an Arizona company that sells supplements like “Mega Hydrate” and “Crystal Energy.”) Likewise, the legions of QAnon followers have inspired a bazaar of online merchants hawking Q-branded T-shirts, ball caps, iPhone cases, coffee mugs, and books. 

Like the mysterious “Q,” Sorcha Faal is a mask—one that David Booth dons in order to spin out his fantasies from an imaginary arm’s-length source. The Faal persona also allows him to keep his two identities separate: David Booth ran a local union representing workers at a New Hampshire chemical plant; Sorcha Faal writes about the “leftist-socialist union bosses trying to destroy President Trump.” David Booth told his son he was excited about the historic election of Barack Obama as the first African-American president of the United States; less than a month later, Sorcha Faal wrote that “Obama from Kenya” presaged the age of the “Mark of the Beast” and noted the “stunning parallels” between Hitler’s and Obama’s rise to power. David Booth sues for libel and defamation when people get facts wrong; Sorcha Faal produces mountains of fake news and defamatory content.


Russia may be the flavor of the month, but the sad, shabby truth about Booth and his world of conspiracies is that it’s just another cruelly exploitative business, one that offers a fleeting, intoxicating glimpse of a hidden world for readers and listeners who feel ever more lost and overlooked in the real one. What drives a man to wake up every morning and write lies and fables is, in other words, the same thing that drove the old snake-oil salesman to travel from town to town peddling tinctures and other bogus home medical remedies. Like his fellow conspiracy peddlers Donald Trump, Sean Hannity, and Alex Jones, David Booth is a true believer, until believing is bad for business.


Seth Hettena

Seth Hettena is the author of Trump/Russia: A Definitive History.


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