A 9/11 conspiracy newsletter that argues the official account of the World Trade Center collapses is false, using survivor accounts, a court case over a fresh inquest, and selectively chosen footage. It offers little verifiable reporting and relies on insinuation and appeals to the reader's 'programming'.
Website: https://911revision.substack.com
A personal newsletter by an ADHD-driven writer who tracks and analyses disinformation and Western rhetoric around Russia and Ukraine, with data-driven counts and historical conspiracy-theory deep dives. Readers get quantified analysis of propaganda patterns and context on how conspiracy narratives spread.
Long-form essays on conspiracy theories, far-right politics, religion and culture, including the revival of Pizzagate after the Epstein Files, folk horror literature, and Loyalist racism in Belfast. Readers get analytical commentary grounded in historical context and scholarship.
Long-form essays that use philosophical analysis to examine contemporary political phenomena, such as the meaning of 'weird' and 'woke' in American politics, conspiracy thinking, and the psychology behind partisan language. Each issue offers an original argument that draws on examples from current events and public figures.
A personal essay and podcast newsletter that mixes religion, esotericism, conspiracy culture and contemplative practice, written from a contrarian and idiosyncratic point of view. Readers get long-form commentary, interviews with occult authors, and reflections on death, consciousness and meditation.
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