A friend of mine compared getting bogged down in endless dot connecting being akin to solving a jigsaw puzzle when you already know what the picture on the box is. Because this is often part of the conspirator’s plan. Take the Warren Commision Report on the JFK assassination; it was written and designed to create endless cul de sacs and loose ends so as to keep any determinable investigation into the CIA’s coup maddening and impossible to conceptualize.

Conspiracy Theory and research are about mature and discerning feelings/intuition more than specific data analysis. I have come to realize this over the years. The pursuit of all the ‘facts’ can wreck your head, and this is part of the conspiracy too. The confusion and ‘fog’ in the aftermath are part of the conspirator’s planning and methodology.

The same skillsets our ancestors used in the wild to sense dangerous animals—attributes of their nervous system—are the same skillsets that alert us to evil and clandestine agendas presented to us today. That same ‘gut feeling’ regarding a dangerous predator behind the tree line, is the same gut feeling we get when we read the New York Times or watch the BBC News. This ability has never left us.

I’m not concerned anymore with all the specific details being known in their totality. I go with the sensation of darkness that comes over me when engaging with it. From the Princess Diana assassination, or the recent demonic event in Butler, Pennsylvania, as well as the COVID lockdowns; all tell me secretive dark forces are at work. You don’t have to see it to know it is around.

How not to do it.

The endless convoluted loose ends are part of the plot to torment the cynical. It’s how most of the Roman Senate got away with the assassination of Julius Ceasar. There was wild confusion and a lack of specific details within Rome itself in the days afterward. It’s an old trick. Two thousand years later same playbook was used with JFK. Confusion and loose ends on purpose.

Smelling a conspiracy rat is enough for me now. Tune into that sensation of wickedness that hangs in the air and learn from it. Cultivate it. It becomes like a muscle and it develops the more you use it.