Monthly Archives: August 2018

It was Delia Bacon who first penetrated the secrets of the “Shakespeare” plays, gradually between 1845 and 1857. Delia pierced the “Shakespeare” veil, and she had a romance with Alexander MacWhorter, who probed into the mystery of the Cardiff Giant. … Continue reading →

Have we been tricked for four centuries? The video hopefully viewable above suggests Francis Bacon as the true author of the “Shakespeare” plays. In fact, Bacon was the leader of a team of “good pens” and is not solely responsible … Continue reading →

“In new Rome there walked three men, a Judas, a Brutus and a spy,” wrote Union counter-intelligence chief Colonel Lafayette Baker in secret coded messages. “New Rome” meant Washington, DC. (Background: Who Will Guard the Guards?, Ersjdamoo’s Blog, August 13, … Continue reading →

In New Moon Of Strzok, Ersjdamoo’s Blog saw the “new development” signified by the New Moon of August 11th as the firing of FBI agent Peter Strzok. A new phase had begun, with Strzok as the leading edge. [1] Next … Continue reading →

John Brennan, former CIA Director, links with Douglas Bennet, a former top State Department official with CIA connections. Two of Bennet’s sons, James Bennet and Democratic Senator Michael Bennet, branch off from the paterfamilias. James Bennet, editorial page editor for … Continue reading →

What follows is only a theory. But it is a theory based on facts. The New Moon of August 11, 2018 marked a new phase in developments, signified by the firing of FBI man Peter Strzok. The next signifier in … Continue reading →

New Moons typically herald a new phase in developments reported Ersjdamoo’s Blog on August 10, 2018. What was the “new development” signified by the New Moon of August 11th? I submit the signifier for the latest New Moon is the … Continue reading →

A competition in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, hosted by technology non-profit R00tz Asylum, had children between the ages of 8 and 17 who were tasked with hacking into replica election office websites in key “battleground” states. “Of the 39 contestants … Continue reading →

Two-thousand years ago the Roman author Juvenal penned these lines: I hear all the time the advice of my old friends – ‘Put on a lock and keep your wife indoors.’ Yes, but who will guard the guards? The wife … Continue reading →

“When I look around me, on whatever side I cast my eyes, I see the ruins of a former world – proofs innumerable of a long-extended period of time,” wrote Godfrey Higgins. [1] Earlier, Higgins had explored such evidences of … Continue reading →