Writing by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal

According to Cali Shai Bergandi, an alleged MK-Ultra survivor, Jeffrey Epstein was himself a victim of the Program. Another allegation is that Epstein was a clearinghouse for multiple foreign countries to use for their intelligence needs, such as Russian honeypotting. There was also allegedly a scheme to monetize pandemics for profit. It seems there was — read more

Evil has no reality of its own. This is a belief that we have in Judaism. It’s essentially nothingness. And so it keeps trying to drag good into its snare. Because when good people are dragged into evil, then it becomes something.This is how we can understand Jeffrey Epstein. You know, one of the things — read more

So at the Grammys, we hear from Billie Eilish, who is known for her satanic lyrics and satanic music videos. (Of course the Grammys is known for being a celebration of satanism.) Billie Eilish does her part to say “F ICE” in a certain way. She says: “Nobody is illegal on stolen land.” Even though — read more

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Okay, let’s play a game called who’s the bigger fascist, Obama or Trump? Did you know that President Obama on December 31st, 2011, signed a law that said, anyone, any American citizen can be indefinitely detained if we think that they are connected to the Taliban or ISIS or groups that support them. Basically, this — read more

Disclaimer: This is a historical Q-related crowdsourced document accessed on November 10, 2017, at 9:11 a.m., and again on November 11, 2017, at 9:24 a.m. The Q&A were compiled by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal and edited for readability as a public service. These questions and answers represent public contributions to the Q knowledge bank and may — read more

Journalism has long been associated with transparency, neutrality, and public service. Yet across modern history, militant and extremist organizations have repeatedly exploited journalistic identity as a tactical disguise. By posing as reporters or media workers, operatives have accessed restricted spaces, conducted surveillance, and disseminated propaganda under the appearance of legitimate news gathering. This misuse presents — read more

American universities that accept large-scale financial contributions from Qatar increasingly operate under contractual frameworks that constrain criticism of the Qatari government and its political relationships. These agreements generate a structural conflict of interest: institutions must balance donor expectations against their professed commitments to academic freedom and student protection. The consequences of this tension became visible — read more

Public protest movements often present themselves as spontaneous eruptions of conscience. Yet history shows that moral indignation can be deliberately cultivated and directed toward political ends. The anti-ICE mobilizations of the late 2010s and the surge of pro-Palestinian demonstrations following October 7, 2023, reveal strikingly similar operational patterns. Both rely on humanitarian symbolism, emotional narratives — read more

Following Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7, 2023—which resulted in approximately 1,200 deaths, predominantly civilians, and included mass abductions and sexual violence—international discourse increasingly described Israel’s military response in Gaza as “genocide” (UN OCHA 2024). Demonstrations, digital activism, and political rhetoric framed Israel’s campaign as an effort to destroy the Palestinian people. Jewish historians — read more