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SERMONS were an invention of the Reformation, necessitating the creation of pews to accompany them. Further evidence that modern Christianity has been severed from the umbilical cord of its spiritual past, having little resemblance to the religious experience of our...

EXACTLY one year ago I published my investigative report on the Green Man, and here was the conclusion that I came to at the time. They aren't pagan fertility gods. If anything, my paper sought to disprove that fact, favoring a Mystery of the Millennial Kingdom...

OVER the last several years, I have taken many deep dives into The Mandela Effect. You may recall such jaunts as The Lion and the Lamb, A Goldenrod of Confusion: C-3PO’s Golden Leg, The Thinker Is a Headache, The JFK Assassination Was a Hoax, Samson and the Hair...

Will the Real Saint George Please Stand Up? HE is the patron saint of numerous cities, Venice, Genoa, and Moscow, just to name a few, as well as a host of regions and countries, Aragon, Catalonia, Georgia, Lithuania, Palestine, Portugal, and Ethiopia, and probably...

CARVED into the walls of a thousand Cathedrals, they stare down at us from their lofty perches as inanimate but dramatic life forces, and nearly everyone is freaked out by them. Look, I haven’t the faintest clue what sort of conversations you have around the water...

THE Internet is a finicky place for research. I know how that probably sounds, given that I have offered this report to you the reader in the Internet of all places. But if you read my recent 1000 Years of Missing Time investigation, which is presently undecided and...

HANDS down, Andor is the best Star Wars since the original trilogy. It is so good, it is truly difficult imagining Star Wars ever rising to these levels again. I just finished up the second season last night. It is also the final season, seeing as how its conclusing...

FROM what I have so far been able to deduce in my investigation, it appears as though a global conspiracy was agreed upon in the sunset years of the 700’s. From that moment onward, a thousand years would be added to His-Story, and everybody apparently shook hands on...

UPDATE 6/2/25: AND now for a word from our commercial sponsor, The 144,000 Were Women. A few years have passed since I wrote that piece, so my recollection may be a little rusty, but if I recall correctly, the many Medieval portraits of ladies were implied to be...

EMBARRASSING but true, it wasn’t until researching the Nanteos Cup and then later writing King Arthur’s part in my Seven Thousand Year Timeline Deception thesis, notably in 537AD: The End of Camelot, that I first learned about the Dissolution of the Monasteries in...

CAMELOT has several notable contenders for potential locations throughout Britain and Wales, most or all of which I hope to investigate over the following few months. Cadbury did not become one of them until 1542, when John Leland reported that the locals around...

THE conspiracy this time around is that Star forts were not in reality military fortifications but places of peace and harmony for old world residents. If so, then they only would have been intended for nefarious purposes after the Reset, once the Inheritors took...

AS part of a much larger investigation into the Millennial Kingdom across Europe, I visited Temple Church just last week and can confirm the Internet reports. The original 1185 church is indeed a circular one. I have even offered the photos to prove it. In review, the...

WITH a stack of unwritten research papers piling up into the hundreds, I often have a difficult time deciding what topic to devote my next efforts to. Why a movie review then? I was encouraged to screen Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland on the basis that I was freshening up on...

500 1000 Years of the Phoenix: The Blessed Land, Middle-Earth, and the Millennial Kingdom OOPS, as it turns out, the Phoenix returns once every thousand years rather than twice in a millennium. I was wrong about everything. Well, that original thesis didn’t age very...