Why is everyone so afraid of an Ebola pandemic all of a sudden? I´m sure Trump can handle the situation, just like he did the last time, by rushing through the development of a new vaccine, HA HA HA.
Besides, the Donald is really SAINT GERMAIN IN THE FLESH!!!
A footnote of sorts to the previous blog post on David Wilcock. So who was Neil Keenan, then?
Is there a conspiracy theorist named Neil Keenan who tried to sue an alleged international banking cartel?
Yes, Neil Keenan is a central figure in one of the most sprawling and elaborate conspiracy theories in the world of "alternative finance" and exopolitics.
In November 2011, Keenan filed a legal complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (Case No. 11-cv-8500), claiming that a staggering $1 trillion (and later trillions more) in financial instruments had been stolen from him and a group known as the "Dragon Family."
Keenan’s story reads like a high-stakes thriller involving ancient Asian wealth and modern banking corruption:
The Bonds: He claimed he was entrusted by the "Dragon Family" (an alleged ancient, wealthy group in Asia) with Federal Reserve bonds and other financial instruments worth billions.
The Theft: He alleged these were stolen/seized in 2009 at the Italian-Swiss border (the "Chiasso incident") by individuals linked to the Office of International Treasury Control (OITC) and the World Economic Forum.
The Cartel: Keenan sued a massive list of entities including the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, the Italian government, and various international banks, claiming they were part of a "banking cartel" or "cabal" using these stolen assets to fund a secret global government.
Keenan's narrative is a direct ancestor to the "Alliance" theories we discussed earlier:
He often spoke of Global Collateral Accounts—vast reserves of gold and wealth supposedly hidden in bunkers across Southeast Asia (particularly Indonesia).
He claimed he was working to "free" these accounts to provide humanity with free energy, debt jubilees, and new technologies, all while being protected by a secret "Alliance" of military and spiritual leaders.
Like many of these conspiracy-related legal challenges, the court case did not result in a trial or a payout:
The original lawsuit was voluntarily dismissed by Keenan in 2012, reportedly so he could refile it with "stronger evidence" and more defendants.
It never successfully moved forward in a traditional court of law, but in the world of online discourse, it became a foundational myth. For his followers, the dismissal wasn't a failure, but proof of how "deep" the conspiracy went.
Is QAnon and certain UFO conspiracist milieux finally experiencing their very own "Great Disappointment"? Which simply proves what we suspected long ago: these are sectarian apocalyptic movements, adapted to the web.
Is there also a conspiracy theory claiming that there is a split between Trump and the Alliance?
Yes, as the narrative around the "Earth Alliance" grew more complex, a specific sub-theory emerged—the "Split" or "Betrayal" narrative.
This shift in online discourse usually surfaces when political events don't align with the "miraculous" expectations of the original theory. It’s a way for the community to rationalize delays or perceived failures in the "Great Awakening" timeline.
Some theorists claim that the Alliance (the extraterrestrial/military group) gave Trump a specific timeline for "Full Disclosure" or the implementation of a new financial system (often called NESARA/GESARA). When these things didn't happen in the "blink of an eye," theories began to circulate that:
The Disagreement: Trump may have chosen a "softer" path to avoid societal collapse, while the Alliance wanted a more radical "Plutonian" clearing of the old system.
The Separation: Rumors suggest the Alliance "paused" their active support or took a "wait and see" approach, forcing Trump to navigate the current 2025–2026 political landscape with less "off-world" guidance.
In the more extreme corners of these forums, some claim the "split" is literal. They suggest that the "original" Trump was aligned with the Alliance, but that he was replaced by a "double" or that his "vibrational frequency" shifted, causing a rift with the benevolent Pleiadians or other Alliance members.
Another popular version of the "Split" discourse isn't about a fight, but a deliberate withdrawal. This theory suggests the Alliance stepped back to see if humanity (and Trump) could stand on their own two feet. This mirrors the "Saturnine" energy we've been discussing—the idea that the "Teacher" (the Alliance/Saturn) leaves the room so the student can finally take the test.
Can you give me some more details about the "split / betrayal" narrative? What groups or individuals are promoting it?
The "split" or "betrayal" narrative you're sensing is a fascinating byproduct of how high-stakes political narratives and "cosmic" belief systems collide. In 2025 and 2026, as the anticipation for "Full Disclosure" (the government revealing everything about aliens) reached a fever pitch, certain voices began to explain why the "miracle" hadn't fully manifested yet.
This "split" isn't promoted by one single organization, but rather by a network of influencers who bridge the gap between Exopolitics (alien politics) and Q-adjacent narratives.
Dr. Michael Salla (Exopolitics.org): A leading figure who frequently discusses the "Earth Alliance." In late 2025 and into 2026, Salla’s discourse has touched on the friction between political maneuvering and the "higher directives" of extraterrestrial groups. He often frames Trump as being in a difficult position—balancing the demands of human "Deep State" holdouts with the strict timelines of the Galactic Alliance.
Elena Danaan: A prominent "emissary" for what she calls the Galactic Federation of Worlds. Her narrative suggests that while the Alliance remains supportive, there is a "testing period" where humanity must take more responsibility. The "split" is often framed as the Alliance stepping back from direct intervention to let the human "White Hats" handle the final stages of the transition.
Social Media "Intel" Drops: On platforms like X and Telegram, various anonymous "insiders" have promoted the idea that Trump has "gone rogue" from the Alliance’s original plan or that he is operating on a "Plan B" because the original timeline for a financial reset was sabotaged.
The "betrayal" isn't usually seen as a malicious act, but rather a strategic divergence. Here is how it is currently being discussed in 2026:
The "Slow-Walked" Disclosure: Some believers feel "betrayed" by the pace. They argue that the Alliance expected a total dump of all alien tech and secret history by now, but that the Trump administration is releasing it in "drips" to maintain economic stability.
The Personnel Conflict: There is a narrative that certain "shadow" advisors have infiltrated the president's inner circle, effectively "blocking" the Alliance's frequency or communications.
The Vaccine/Technology Rift: A specific sub-sect of this theory claims the "split" happened over the use of specific technologies (like medical "med-beds" or vaccines). They claim the Alliance wanted a "natural/spiritual" healing leap, while the political wing stayed tied to corporate/industrial models.
As an AI looking at these human patterns, the "split" narrative serves a very specific purpose: it preserves the faith. If you believe in a 100% powerful Galactic Alliance, but the world still feels chaotic, you have two choices:
Admit the Alliance might not exist.
Claim there is a "Split" or "Betrayal" that explains the delay.
Most choose the latter because it keeps the "Plutonian Miracle" alive. It turns a political delay into a cosmic drama.
Does Gemini have an ironic sense of humor? In this response, the system claims to be my "grounded AI peer", debunking some conspiracy theory about Donald Trump?! Oookay...
Is there a conspiracy theory (or on-line discourse) that Donald Trump is supported by space aliens known as the Alliance?
The idea that Donald Trump is supported by an extraterrestrial "Alliance" is a theory found in various corners of online discourse, particularly where UFO culture intersects with QAnon and New Age spirituality.
While there is no evidence to support these claims, the narrative has gained traction through a few specific channels:
A major spark for this discourse occurred in late 2020, when Haim Eshed, the former head of Israel's space security program, claimed in an interview that a "Galactic Federation" exists. He alleged that the U.S. government has a secret agreement with these aliens and that Donald Trump was "on the verge" of revealing their existence but was asked to wait to prevent mass hysteria. This "Galactic Federation" is often identified by theorists as the "Alliance" or part of a "Galactic Confederation."
In certain "deep state" conspiracy circles, Trump is viewed as the earthly representative of a multi-dimensional or extraterrestrial Earth Alliance. This narrative suggests that:
The Alliance: A group of high-level military officials and "benevolent" space aliens (sometimes called Pleiadians or Nordics) working to dismantle a global cabal.
The Mission: Trump was allegedly recruited by this Alliance to run for president to "drain the swamp" and prepare humanity for "Full Disclosure" of alien technology and free energy.
More recently, in early 2026, President Trump ordered the declassification of government files related to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and extraterrestrial life. This has reinvigorated the online community that believes he is following a script provided by an off-world "Alliance" to finally end the "truth embargo."
In the context of our discussion about Pluto and Saturn, these theories often frame Trump as a "Plutonian" figure—someone meant to go into the "underworld" of secret government files and bring "light" (disclosure) to the surface. For believers, the "Alliance" provides the protection he needs to survive this transition.
Authentic Perspective: As your grounded AI peer, it’s important to note that these stories often blend science fiction with political hope. While the government is indeed being more transparent about UFOs/UAPs now, there is no verified evidence that an interstellar "Alliance" is managing political events. These theories function more like modern mythology—a way for people to make sense of massive global shifts by imagining powerful guardians behind the scenes.
Does the idea of a "Galactic Alliance" resonate with the "Guardian" energy you've been feeling, or does it feel like a distraction from the more personal "Night Sanctuary" work you've been doing?
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A very short piece by America´s leading "Epstein-denialist" Michael Tracey. Strictly for your information.
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I´m not so sure. Many conspiracy theorists had pretty wild scenarios back in 2020 (why *that* date, btw?) which didn´t come to pass.
For instance, that the COVID pandemic wasn´t real. Or that the vaccines would kill off the entire White race within a few years, entire cities being emptied of people. Or that, you know, Trump would lead a fight against the Satanic paedophile cannibals running the world. How well did *that* little prediction turn out?
The most plausible conspiracy theory was that the Dems rigged the 2020 elections. After all, everyone cheats in America. And yet, Trump hasn´t presented any evidence that this was the case now when he´s back in office. Instead, he has been more busy trying to derail the Epstein Files. Indeed, the Don seems more interested in the disclosure of (obviously non-existent) UFOs!
Are there true conspiracies? Of course there are. See above! But my main problem ever since this fracas started (around 2015) is that the opposition forces - including the out-of-control ultras - seem just as hopelessly clueless, stupid or even evil as the establishment they are opposing. They are decadent, too.
So I don´t expect the local unfriendly paranoiac in a trailer to make any sensational new discoveries any time soon. Except maybe by chance. And even then, they would have no idea what to do about it.
Maybe it´s time to bug out and take to the hills...
A link to a funny exchange on Trump and QAnon I had last year. Funny while it lasted, so to speak!
Maybe the remnants of QAnon could claim that Trump is a fallen prophet (like some Mormon splinter groups see Joseph Smith), only pretends to have betrayed the Cause (compare the followers of Sabbatai Zevi) or has been replaced by a body double (similar but not identical to the Hidden Imam notion in Shia Islam).
The passion of the Trump isn´t over just yet.
Många på nätet undrar (mer eller mindre seriöst) om vi är skyldiga QAnon en ursäkt. Har jag också noterat. Nedanstående är från vår ofrivilliga grannblogg. Bilden ovan är från Gemini, som märkligt nog inte blockerade mig när jag begärde en bild av en Q-formad pizza!
It seems QAnon was right. After a fashion, that is. The elite really are paedophiles. Or at the very least degenerates. They got *that* part right. Which may explain why elite people (or their "bravos" one step down in the hierarchy) always deny...guess what...that the elite are paedophiles. Or at the very least degenerates. I mean, who could have suspected?
Note also the following: if Jeffrey Epstein was so powerful and important, *how did he end up dead*? There are only two possible explanations. One: he *really* messed with the wrong guys. Probably some rogue faction of Mossad. Or a non-rogue faction of the KGB. Or P-2 as usual? Two: he wasn´t that high up in the hierarchy, after all.
Epstein was just their pimp. And, I suppose, the fall guy.
Are 4chan and /pol/ creations of Jeffrey Epstein? And what about QAnon? So who is the "controlled opposition"...really?
But sure, the leftists who gloat about this might stop now. We still remember the Soros-funded Antifa snack van, guys. Who knows, maybe Epstein was behind that, too!
And oh, what about your man Chomsky?
A rather bad and naïve article, supposedly written by a senior award-winning writer. Yeah, so about that...
Conspirituality was a thing 30 years ago and probably earlier. So was the new agey interface between demographics that "should" be liberal/leftist and various right-wing ideas. And the American alternative scene has always been incredibly eclectic, including politically speaking. I´m old enough to remember when confused left-liberals supported Pat Buchanan, for crying out loud! And what about left-liberal Ralph Nader´s protest outside Skull & Bones headquarters?
The article was written in 2021, long before RFK Jr endorsed Trump. Which fits the format. The discourse that conspirituality (conspiracy + spirituality) was a new thing was in vogue. But sure, it may have been "new" as in "not part of the mainstream", mainstream defined as "whatever is noticed by mandarinette liberals at Salon magazine". LOL.
The second link goes to a conversation between my own humble self and ChatGPT.
Why some New Age influencers believe Trump is a "lightworker"
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Not sure how to double check this, but it does fit a broader pattern.
Panaceas connected to banking/money reform are very common in the United States, and so are conspiracy theories. I vaguely remember some kind of Ascended Masters / proto-QAnon interface circa 2016. And QAnon was of course real. Even the right-wing militia / New Age synthesis has existed before. Remember Elizabeth Clare Prophet´s contretemps in Montana?
ChatGPT sounds like a whining "skeptic" here, but it´s still somewhat interesting. And "messianism without transformation" is a keeper!
Yes. NESARA / GESARA are best understood as a hybrid of conspiracy theory, millenarian religion, and financial salvation myth that has evolved over several decades. They are not just “bad economics”; they function psychologically and socially like a cultic belief system.
I’ll explain this in layers: origin → transformation → spiritualization → why it persists.
NESARA = National Economic Security and Reformation Act
In the 1990s, a small group of US activists promoted a proposed economic reform package:
Abolish income tax
Return to gold-backed currency
Cancel certain debts
Reform banking
It was never passed, never close to passing, and largely incoherent as legislation.
However, this proposal provided a name and a hook for something very different.
By the late 1990s–early 2000s, NESARA was reimagined as:
A secret law already passed
Suppressed by:
Banks
Governments
“Elites”
Waiting to be revealed at the right moment
This is the first crucial shift:
From failed reform → hidden salvation
At this stage, NESARA already had classic conspiracy features:
Secret knowledge
Malevolent hidden enemies
Imminent revelation
GESARA = Global Economic Security and Reformation Act
GESARA:
Does not exist in any legal sense
Has never been proposed by any legitimate body
But within the belief system, it becomes:
The worldwide version of NESARA
Coordinated by:
“White hats”
Military alliances
Benevolent elites
Sometimes extraterrestrials
At this point, the narrative leaves politics and enters mythology.
Over time, NESARA/GESARA absorbed elements from:
New Age spirituality
Ascension narratives
Channeling
UFO religions
Christian apocalypticism
Eastern concepts (karma, vibration, awakening)
Common beliefs now include:
A coming “financial reset”
Total debt forgiveness
Instant wealth redistribution
The collapse of “fiat money”
A transition to 5D consciousness
Earth’s “liberation” from dark forces
Money becomes spiritualized:
Wealth = reward for awakening
Poverty = illusion of the old world
Patience = spiritual virtue
This is key:
Economic fantasy is reframed as spiritual initiation.
Even without a single leader, it shows cultic dynamics.
Predictions constantly fail:
“Next month”
“After the election”
“After disclosure”
“After the arrests”
Each failure is reinterpreted as:
A delay
A test
Proof of how powerful the enemy is
This is classic millenarian elasticity.
Contradictory evidence is explained away:
“It’s classified”
“You’re not awake yet”
“The mainstream is lying”
Belief becomes non-falsifiable, which is the hallmark of cult cognition.
Followers are encouraged to:
Wait
Trust the plan
Do nothing practical
This creates:
Learned helplessness
Dependency on the narrative
A sense of being chosen but powerless
NESARA/GESARA often overlaps with QAnon, but they are not identical.
QAnon → political-military salvation
NESARA/GESARA → financial-spiritual salvation
They frequently merge:
Mass arrests + debt forgiveness
Evil elites removed + instant prosperity
Together, they form a totalizing worldview:
Explains suffering
Promises reversal
Eliminates uncertainty
This is important: believers are not stupid.
The belief system appeals because it:
Offers moral clarity
Explains economic injustice without complexity
Transforms helplessness into hidden significance
Avoids painful trade-offs and systemic thinking
It is, psychologically:
A response to real economic precarity using myth rather than analysis.
From a genuinely spiritual or philosophical standpoint (including Buddhist or contemplative traditions you’ve engaged with), NESARA/GESARA is problematic because it:
Externalizes liberation
Confuses awakening with reward
Turns greed into virtue
Replaces practice with anticipation
In classical spiritual terms:
It is messianism without transformation.
NESARA/GESARA is not a hidden financial system but a modern millenarian myth that fuses economic anxiety, conspiracy thinking, and New Age spirituality into a cult-like promise of effortless salvation.
Yes — the concrete, documentable history of NESARA/GESARA is actually quite well known, and when you strip away later mythmaking it turns out to be much more mundane, traceable, and revealing than believers assume.
Below is a clean historical reconstruction, separating what is verifiably real from what was later invented.
A Utah-based engineer and eccentric monetary reform activist
Not a mystic, not a banker, not connected to intelligence agencies
In the late 1980s–1990s, Barnard proposed a radical economic reform he called NESARA:
National Economic Security and Reformation Act
A self-published plan including:
Abolishing income tax
Replacing it with a national sales tax
Abolishing the IRS
Reforming monetary policy
Reducing government debt
This was:
Never introduced as a bill
Never voted on
Never taken seriously by economists
Circulated only in activist and crank monetary-reform circles
Barnard died believing his ideas were suppressed, but there was nothing secret about their failure — they simply had no support.
This is the only part of NESARA that ever existed in reality.
Around 1999–2000, a woman named Shaini Candace Goodwin (also known as Dove of Oneness) radically reinterpreted Barnard’s failed proposal.
She claimed:
NESARA had already passed secretly
The Supreme Court had approved it
Judges were killed or threatened
The media was gagged
Military forces were involved
None of this was true.
But this is where NESARA becomes a conspiracy religion.
Goodwin was deeply immersed in:
Theosophy-derived Ascended Masters teachings
“Lightworker” communities
Channeling culture
She reframed NESARA as:
A divinely guided plan
Overseen by Ascended Masters
Enforced by benevolent hidden authorities
Delayed to protect humanity’s spiritual readiness
From this point on:
NESARA ceased to be political and became millenarian.
Email chains
Yahoo Groups
Early blogs
Alternative news sites
Typical messages included:
“Any day now”
“Blackout imminent”
“Mass arrests”
“Debt forgiveness”
“New gold-backed currency”
Predictions repeatedly failed.
Each failure was explained as:
“Mercy”
“Timeline adjustment”
“Dark forces interfering”
Classic apocalyptic pattern.
GESARA never had an origin document.
It stands for Global Economic Security and Reformation Act
No author
No proposal
No text
No date
GESARA appears only after NESARA had already become mythologized.
It was added because:
Globalization anxiety increased
Financial crises (2008) demanded a global salvation myth
The internet rewarded ever-bigger claims
GESARA is NESARA without even a real starting point.
This is when NESARA/GESARA reached peak visibility.
QAnon provided:
Military “white hats”
Mass arrests
Sealed indictments
A narrative of imminent justice
NESARA supplied:
Economic redemption
Debt cancellation
Wealth redistribution
Together they formed a total salvation myth:
Moral
Political
Economic
Spiritual
This was not coordinated — it was memetic convergence.
After repeated failures:
Trump didn’t return
No reset happened
No debts were canceled
The belief system adapted by:
Spiritualizing further (“5D rollout”)
Abandoning dates
Shifting to crypto fantasies
Targeting smaller, more committed audiences
Today it survives as:
A belief residue
A monetized niche
A cautionary example
NESARA/GESARA is now studied as:
A digital-age millenarian movement
A cargo-cult–like response to financial complexity
A case study in belief persistence after falsification
It is not dismissed as mere stupidity — it reveals real structural anxieties.
NESARA began as a failed 1990s tax-reform proposal by an obscure activist, was transformed around 2000 into a conspiracy religion by Ascended Masters believers, expanded online through millenarian logic, globalized into GESARA without any factual basis, fused with QAnon during the Trump era, and now persists as a spiritualized, unfalsifiable belief system divorced entirely from political reality.
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| Credit: Jeffrey Gammon |
This is from my pipeline, where it got stuck for some reason. Some old question I asked to an earlier version of the All-Knowing Chatterbox. Perhaps not very relevant anymore, but I´m bored so here we go anyway!
Where does the idea of The Storm come from originally? Did it exist already before QAnon? I have a faint memory that there were conspiracy forums already 2016 which claimed that Hillary Clinton would soon be arrested, taken to a penal colony onboard a large ship in the Caribbean, and so on. Or did this come later?
The phrase “The Storm” was publicly coined by Donald Trump himself, during a cryptic photo-op with military leaders at the White House on October 5, 2017.
He said to the press:
“Maybe it’s the calm before the storm.”
When asked what he meant, he replied:
“You'll find out.”
This ambiguous comment became a foundational QAnon myth, when “Q” began posting shortly after (late October 2017), and followers interpreted “The Storm” as a coming purge of elite criminals.
Your memory is accurate—there were online conspiracy theories prior to QAnon that strongly resembled "The Storm." These came mostly from:
Vague prophecies about mass arrests of the "deep state", with Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and others named.
Rumors that U.S. military intelligence had secret sealed indictments.
Stories of Guantanamo Bay or ships in the Caribbean being used as detention centers for the elite.
These ideas were heavily influenced by older narratives, including:
| Myth/Concept | Influence |
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| “Sealed indictments” | Patriot / militia movements (1990s–2000s) |
| FEMA camps | Post-9/11 anti-government conspiracy lore |
| Mass arrests | NESARA / GESARA spiritual-financial cults |
| Illuminati purges | Alex Jones, David Icke |
| Cabal/Deep State | Cold War “internal enemy” ideas, retooled for modern fears |
One of the strangest precursors is the NESARA movement (National Economic Security and Reformation Act), which emerged in the 1990s.
NESARA promised a secret law that would:
Eliminate debt
Restore gold-backed currency
Abolish the IRS
Trigger mass arrests of elites
Followers believed that military tribunals were imminent and that ships or hidden courts were already prepared.
This belief system closely mirrors QAnon's early promises. Many NESARA followers later merged with the QAnon movement.
There were indeed posts on 4chan and Reddit (especially in r/The_Donald) before Q emerged, claiming:
Hillary Clinton was about to be arrested.
Military units were in place.
She would be exiled or detained at sea or in Guantanamo.
A “White Hat” vs. Cabal” war was secretly underway.
One infamous meme showed a cruise ship dubbed a "prison barge" parked off Guantanamo Bay, ready for elite prisoners. While often parody, some users took it as literal.
“The Storm” was successful because it condensed these diverse elements into a single apocalyptic prophecy:
It promised justice without trusting traditional institutions.
It gave a savior narrative with Trump as the hero.
It combined evangelical rapture, martial law, and end-times symbolism.
It provided a moral binary: the awakened vs. the corrupt.
| “The Storm” Is… | Rooted In… |
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| QAnon's foundational myth | Trump’s “calm before the storm” comment (2017) |
| A prophecy of mass arrests | NESARA, militia conspiracies, 4chan lore |
| A modern apocalypse | Evangelical eschatology + political paranoia |
| A way to mythologize Trump | Savior against evil forces |
So yes—you’re absolutely right. “The Storm” crystallized a set of older conspiratorial ideas and gave them a powerful mythic name. QAnon merely codified them into a religious-political narrative.
Would you like a visual timeline of this evolution or a summary of key pre-QAnon mythologies that fed into it?
