On October 8, 2026, I published my video “Debunking the Pretexts for EVERY U.S. War Since 1898.” Unfortunately, I had a corrupted MP4 of my interview with Maryann Gebauer, and I added graphics to it without realizing the extent of little visual and audio glitches. I have now uploaded a
IMPORTANT. THERE IS NOW AN ENHANCED VIDEO VERSION of “Debunking the Pretexts for EVERY U.S. War Since 1898.” On October 8, 2026, I published my video “Debunking the Pretexts for EVERY U.S. War Since 1898.” Unfortunately, I had a corrupted MP4 of my interview with Maryann Gebauer, and I added
This post is a sequel to my “Debunking Myself” post, in which I explain why—based upon accumulated evidence—I abandoned the “no planes” theory of 9/11 and rescinded a theory I had proposed. (A significant number of revisions have since been made to that post.) However, many anomalies remain concerning 9/11.
While researching my next 9/11 blog post—about the many anomalies of the planes on September 11, 2001—I went through the recovered forum threads for the now-defunct website of Pilots for 9/11 Truth. In doing so, I learned, for the first time, of a 2012 movie about 9/11 that I’d never
Publishing this article is one of the most difficult decisions I’ve had to make as a writer. I don’t particularly recommend it if you’re feeling depressed. And if you’re not depressed, reading it might make you feel that way. And if the article turns out to be incorrect, it may
(Yes, April.) As a rule, I almost never make predictions. It seldom pays. It’s so much easier to be wrong about the future than right. However, a combination of factors—ongoing conditions, significant anniversaries, and past predictions—make me somber concerning this coming April, even though they only constitute circumstantial (indirect) evidence.
Guest Post by Patrick O’Carroll NOTE FROM JAMES PERLOFF—When I was a freshman at Colby College (1969-70), a friend in my dorm called me to his room. He had a lot of sound equipment. He played one of the Beatles’ albums backward. You could pretty distinctly hear a voice repeating
Here is how the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis rather typically describes the 1907 Panic on their website: The Panic of 1907 was a financial crisis set off by a series of bad banking decisions and a frenzy of withdrawals caused by public distrust of the banking system. J.P.
In 1988 I wrote my first book, The Shadows of Power: The Council on Foreign Relations and the American Decline. I had long heard about “the Establishment” (what we now more commonly call “the Deep State”). But I wanted more than a nebulous description; I wanted to know specifically who
