The Rabbit Hole Cartographer

I thought it was a reference to him wanting to rock kids.

Holocaust slogans, bloody swastika: Teen's knife rampage at Russian university A 15-year-old boy linked to a banned neo-Nazi group attacked four Indian students in a Ufa medical college hostel. The assault involved extremist slogans and a swastika drawn with victims’ blood, rais...

"15-Year-Old Neo-Nazi Stabs 4 Indian Students in Russia; Swastika Drawn in Victims’ Blood"
www.indiatoday.in/amp/world/st...

I hate sports so I often mute sports keywords around championship type events but I also study conspiracy theories about satanic cults so as much as I want to, I really can't mute the words "super bowl". 🤷‍♂️

You'd think billionaires would be able to spring for more of those "paid protesters" we keep hearing about.

"It's OK to Be White" has been a slogan for literal Nazis for some time now, if you want to know where the Republican Party is at the moment

I decided years ago that solving the mystery of Q was not my personal problem. I'm a folklorist, not a detective or investigative reporter.

You may be smarter than I first assumed.

I'm not playing the "seems" game. You should take this elsewhere.

Well, go argue with Jim, then. He won't see you in my replies.

I was obsessed with those things for years.

If you believe that to be merely a "bit off", please just go away.

That doesn't mean that Epstein wasn't trying to engineer the downfall of modern society or whatever. That's not the issue here.

Every good conspiracy theory has some element of truth, which is why Jim's assertion that I run a satanic sex cult isn't a good conspiracy theory. What is being criticized in this post is Jim insinuating that mentions of pizza in the files are references to pedophilia.

Woah... You're right. Antisemites couldn't *possibly* be turned off by it being associated with a Jewish financier. </s>

The pentagram has a long history of being associated with protection, particularly in what one might call Solomonic magic, but also in common folklore.

Revealed: How Substack makes money from hosting Nazi newsletters Exclusive: Site takes a cut of subscriptions to content that promotes far-right ideology, white supremacy and antisemitism The global publishing platform Substack is generating revenue from newsletters that promote virulent Nazi ideology, white supremacy and antisemitism, a Guardian investigation has found. The platform, which says it has about 50 million users worldwide, allows members of the public to self-publish articles and charge for premium content. Substack takes about 10% of the revenue the newsletters make. About 5 million people pay for access to newsletters on its platform. Continue reading...

Revealed: How Substack makes money from hosting Nazi newsletters

YouTube video by Benny Johnson Epstein Files Reveal the True Creator of Bitcoin!? Bitcoin is Crashing HARD

Well, a bunch of antisemites found out Epstein was connected to the early financing of Bitcoin and the value dropped the day the files were released.
You might have fun watching how awkward this one is.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRl-...

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"Fortnite Debunks Wild Jeffrey Epstein Conspiracy Theory Tied To Battle Royale Game"
www.mediaite.com/media/entert...

To be clear, this is an Olympic ritual for the conspiracists. They will always find *something*.

Prosecutors seek almost four-year sentence for US man linked to killers US prosecutors are seeking a sentence of almost four years for a conspiracy theorist linked to the trio behind the Wieambilla shooting.

"US prosecutors seek 46-month sentence for conspiracy theorist linked to Wieambilla killers"
www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02...

Are There Linguistic Conspiracy Theories? What do Bigfoot, alien abductions and faked moon landings have in common with popular theories about word origins? More than you might think.

Again, not a bad article but a horrible headline, or subtitle in this case: "False etymologies and misinformation have many similarities". They have similarities because false etymologies *literally are* misinformation.
www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/smal...

Mystery Deepens After Six Members of University of Cosmic Intelligence Cult Vanish in Missouri Six adults and children disappeared from Missouri in 2023 as police uncovered evidence linking them to the University of Cosmic Intelligence cult. Investigators cite cult ideology, strange rituals, an...

"Mystery Deepens After Six Members of University of Cosmic Intelligence ‘Cult’ Vanish in Missouri" [Rashad Jamal]
www.inquisitr.com/mystery-deep...

Most hobbies would require him getting off his couch, so most of them are a no-go from the start.

Not after his initial claims that they were arresting that guy to cover for the "real" bomber, that is.

‘Satanic’ symbolism claims cloud 2026 Winter Olympics Opening The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina kicked off with a visual spectacle on February 6, but a “Satanic” photo from the opening ceremony has quickly gone viral, sparking intense online debate.The c...

While you are waiting for the annual claims that the Super Bowl halftime show is a satanic ritual, check out the Olympics opening ceremony claims as an appetizer.

"‘Satanic’ symbolism claims cloud 2026 Winter Olympics Opening"
www.hungamaexpress.com/news/40883-s...

"Six arrested for killing Ranchi woman on suspicion of practising witchcraft" [India]
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/...

"Superstition Meets Real Harm: Witchcraft accusations, social injustice and weak protections in Northern Ghana"
www.myjoyonline.com/superstition...

That would suggest that he wasn't drinking before the podcasts as well, and I'm far from convinced of that.

Let's not blame Jim's behavior on his weed consumption. Getting too blitzed to think clearly before podcasting certainly isn't helping him but let's not even suggest it might be even near the root of his problems.

This is not new for Stewie. He went through a plethora of people that he swore were behind Q before settling on Flynn, who he then swore for years was his first suspect.

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