“Biden backs moving MLB All-Star game out of Georgia over new voting law, which he called Jim Crow on steroids,” reported Business Insider last week. The aging president’s remarks may have struck some as tone-deaf, given that many professional baseball players have struggled with performance-enhancing substance abuse in recent decades. In his first White House press conference, Biden similarly described broader Republican efforts to strengthen election integrity as making “Jim Crow look like Jim Eagle.”

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“The U.S. Navy has patents on weird and little understood technology,” according to a recent Vice article, which relate to its work on a “compact fusion reactor that could power cities,” and a “hybrid aerospace-underwater craft.” The reactor reportedly works by reducing an object’s inertial mass, which is a fancy way of explaining an anti-gravity device. It’s known as the “Pais Effect,” and an understanding of not just how, but why it works might transform our understanding of the nature of reality.

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Of all the great structures of ancient Egypt, it’s the Greek one we can no longer visit which arguably might have had the biggest historical impact. The destruction of the Library of Alexandria created an unmeasurable gap in our understanding of the ancient world that haunts scholars to this day. What knowledge was lost? How would the world be different today if it had been preserved?

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Remember that time Virginia sided with Abraham Lincoln and voted against secession? Most Americans probably don’t. Had this inconvenient truth been brought to the attention of Governor Ralph Northam, he would have had a much harder time justifying his order to remove the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, in which he claimed Lee fought to defend slavery.

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In the days following Joe Biden’s inauguration, there has been increased interest in the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871, which stems from theories that the stolen 2020 Election will soon be remedied, and Donald Trump awarded a second term. Although the 1871 theory appears to be rooted in truth, I believe much of what is circulating through patriotic communities on this topic is sensationalist, unacademic and ultimately unhelpful to the cause of restoring the Republic. Lin Wood recently shared such a source on Telegram, which hits all the major points of the theory.

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Check out this great summary of some of the COVID-19 statistical data that has us scratching our heads. It may explain why, at the height of flu season, the CDC reported only 23 active cases of influenza in the entire country last week. It was posted in response to a GLP thread, which pondered, “I’m starting to think the elite create new flu strains to release every year, and because of Corona, they didn’t need to do that this year...”

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Official Cocktail, Honorable Mentions and George Washington’s Eggnog!

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By late spring of 2016, outsider businessman Donald Trump had shocked the political world and emerged as the winner in the Republican Primary. From the moment he descended the escalator, Trump employed many unconventional strategies which seemed to guarantee victory before his battles were ever fought. The country was astonished by Trump’s meteoric rise and wondered, how is he doing this?

That August, a 4chan thread suggested an answer, and spawned what is arguably the best Trump conspiracy theory.

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Happy Friday the 13th! People across the world are exercising caution today, but for once I actually agree with Vox that there’s no reason to be afraid. There are many myths about why today is considered unlucky. A common theory attributes the origin of paraskevidekatriaphobia (fear of Friday the 13th) to surprise raids against the Knights Templar on this day in 1307. The official narrative of the Templars’ demise would support that theory, but a closer examination of the events leading up to the raids may lead researchers to believe bad luck wasn’t a factor. They may have had it coming.

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For years now, we’ve watched a similar pattern of the truth finding its way to the surface repeated over and over again. Breadcrumbs dropped on the chans. Insiders spreading bits of revelation through the media. Cryptic tweets from the president himself, who is mocked by brainwashed simpletons for spelling “mistakes.” We often point to these clues months or years after the fact, and relate them to the bombshell news of the day. This example is helpful in understanding Trump’s idiosyncratic method of waging information warfare, because it’s cleaner, quicker and more concise than anything we’ve seen thus far.

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Below are a number of examples of the real story unfolding across key states. This information is being deliberately ignored or falsely “debunked” by the mainstream media, which is complicit in the Democrats’ attempt to steal the election.

Big thanks to a friend of the show for compiling these stories.

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The divine, the demonic, the paranormal, and the associated cover-ups of the truth of these topics is one of the most popular aspects of the Quite Frankly podcast. Archbishop Carlo Viganò, an emerging leader in the civil war within the Catholic Church, is one of the figures who has consistently popped up in our spiritual discussions in 2020. He first gained notoriety for uncovering massive corruption at the Vatican Bank, then for exposing the highest-ranking American cardinal as a pedophile. As the Whore of Babylon’s mask continues to painfully slip off, a much more consequential conspiracy is being pieced together. On October 23rd, Viganò delivered a speech called “How the Revolution of Vatican II Serves the New World Order” at a Catholic conference.

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In a recent Quite Frankly segment called The Psychological Profile of a Death Cult, we examined an incredible document submitted by a fan of the show named Solomon. It’s a 1993 police training manual written by Gayland Hurst, Ph.D. and Robert Marsh, to assist law enforcement investigations involving the occult. It’s no secret by now that many of the global elite are members of cults that practice black magick and worship the unholy, but this manual might help us identify a much larger cult, whose sheer size allows it to remain mostly incognito.

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There have been many conspiracy theories surrounding UFOs over the years, but none are more fantastic than Operation Highjump, during which a US Navy task force was supposedly defeated in direct combat with UFOs in Antarctica in 1947.

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Edgar Cayce (1877-1945) was the most documented psychic of the 20th century, yet many have never heard of him. Cayce performed over 14,000 psychic readings in his life on all manner of subjects. Cayce’s readings about the origins of humanity are particularly interesting.

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“There’s a theory going around online that CERN experiments have caused the world to shift into an alternate reality where Donald Trump has become president.”

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In the 2018 documentary Silence Patton: The First Victim of the Cold War, filmmaker Robert Orlando explores the suspicious death of General George Patton in 1945.

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Andrew M. Lobaczewski, a trained clinical psychologist, “experienced firsthand the violence and oppression of both the Nazi and Soviet occupiers.” Instead of pondering the gigantic question of why mankind is afflicted with evil, the book asks something more specific: Why do individuals plot to gain power over others for the sole purpose of oppressing them?

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