Down the Rabbit Memory Hole (5/21/25)

Testimony from the Sean Combs trial has roped former President Barack Obama into the story, with David James (Diddy’s assistant) testifying how A-list celebrities would pop “various pills in the shape of the former president’s face.” 'Some advil, tylenol,' he said. 'He had water pills to help him lose weight, viagra, pills that helped increase his sperm count.' This comes on the heels of President Biden’s cancer diagnosis and the revelation that conspiracy theorists, who said he was being pumped full of drugs and was very sick, were actually right. Then there are the leaders of France, Germany, and the UK being caught with cocaine, a favorite drug of Ukraine’s gay-actor-turned-president. A few years back, psychedelics were center stage at the WEF Davos meeting. These facts might just well be the reason that nearly every person in any substantial position of power acts so irrational and erratic all the time. Drugs can change our perceptions of the world, for better or worse, but they are not the only trigger for such a transformation. 

Take Facebook’s 2012 social experiment where the company altered algorithms to either show users more ‘negative’ or more ‘positive’ information. Whatever one was exposed too, produced future responses that were far greater in favor of that respective content. The study determined how “emotional contagion” could be spread on social media. 

Or consider the work of psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein, who found Google manipulated their search engines in favor of positive support for Democrats and negative content for Republicans in the lead up to the 2020 election, creating conditions that statistically could swing millions of voters. 

The recent statements made by Dan Bongino and Kash Patel, about Jefferey Epstein’s death, have also proven the power of personal bias and appeals to authority, since it only took official appointments to get the conspiracy theorists to drop the whole “Epstein didn’t kill himself” narrative. It doesn’t really matter what you believe, because the people who didn’t believe Epstein committed suicide, courtesy of people like Bongino, have now splintered into one group that suddenly believes he did and another group that always believed the conspiracy more than people like Bongino, and they’re now angry that Dan would question their identity. Either way, the truth loses. 

The same can be said about support for electric cars, digital currency, and acts of war - they’re all acceptable if it supports the American New World Order. Equally, how such things can just as easily be suddenly rejected by the other side of the political battlefield. 

We have also learned, unsurprisingly, that the labeling of anyone opposed to the Israeli government’s power in the USA, or opposed to their actions in Gaza, or who wanted Palestinians to be spared, or who even question the notion of them being our greatest alley, were intentionally aligned with “terrorism” and “Hamas” by the Heritage Foundation’s Project Esther. The project sought, as per The New Yor