September 2026

Are we in the middle of a psyop designed to create panic around AI? If so, is the next move going to be a tragedy? Do the powers that be need an excuse to pass unnecessary laws benefiting big AI companies and encroaching on the rights of citizens and small AI companies? That’s what people…

This post examines only what is known to be true. It draws from the publicly archived writing of Sarah Ruth Ashcraft on her now-defunct blog Say Brave Things, specifically the detailed analysis she published of NXIVM and its secret subgroup DOS. I am deliberately leaving out her personal claims, recovered-memory narratives, and broader theories about…

This post is not an assertion that every allegation made by Ally Carter has been independently proved. It is about a broader historical question raised by her claims: what happens when records about vulnerable people, powerful institutions, or alleged crimes exist—but are concealed, redacted, destroyed, or never made public? Ally Carter and the Missing Record Ally…

What she alleges, from her interviews, is below. She describes one connected operation, military programming, the child welfare system, and elite criminal networks, and says that is why she is still targeted. Witnesses: a woman who says she watched videos of Ally as a child being tortured by two men, and Jerome’s wife, seen offering…

The civilian catastrophe in Gaza is routinely described as something that simply happened, a tragedy without an author. But the public record tells a different story. In their own words — in interviews, speeches, and leaked private messages — Hamas’s leaders have spent years explaining that Palestinian suffering is not an accident of war. It…

25 years ago today, the system failed. Here’s what the 9/11 Commission said went wrong, and what it still teaches us. The Commission didn’t blame one person or agency. It found five compounding failures. The Commission’s warning still lands: institutions are optimized for the threats they’ve already seen. The job is to build systems that…

1: AI Lowers the Technical Barrier for Cyber Attacks Generative AI tools have collapsed the labor and tooling gap, allowing low-skill threat actors (such as individual hacktivists and opportunistic cybercriminals) to execute advanced, multi-stage cyber campaigns that previously required the resources of well-resourced, state-sponsored groups. 2: The AI Supply Chain is a Primary Target Malicious…

I use Boba, which is free. I am not telling you to use it. I am telling you more about it. Boba helpfully wrote the below. Personal opinion and all that – nothing whatsoever to do with my employer. Use at your own discretion and risk: Humans& AI, Inc. is an AI lab and software…

Before the 9/11 Commission Report finalized its narrative, deep concerns were raised by insiders who claimed critical intelligence warnings were suppressed. Sibel Edmonds, a former FBI language specialist turned whistleblower and investigative journalist, brought forward disturbing accounts of pre-attack translations that she believes were intentionally minimized or ignored. Among her most prominent claims, Edmonds directly…

Qatar hosts the political leadership of Hamas — a U.S.-designated terrorist organization — while embedding itself in American universities, real estate, media, and political circles. It funds the system that produced October 7, maintains an ideological climate hostile to Israel and the United States, and still presents itself as a legitimate mediator and partner. Khalil…