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At the early age of 28, boy wonder Robert Maynard Hutchins (1899-1977) “came out of no where,” like a turtle on a fence post. In 1972, he was appointed dean of Yale Law School where […]
The following video is a portion of a Jan. 11, 2018, legal deposition of “acclaimed” vaccinologist Dr. Stanley Plotkin, who is widely considered a godfather of modern vaccine programs. In the video, we hear an […]
Warren Weston, who wrote “Father of Lies” in 1938, was at that time the world’s foremost authority on Gnostics and other sects. Today, his work is largely deep-sixed. The book is so full of esoteric […]
Before I finally emerged from the ranks of the pajama people, I had a brother who served the role of the “tin foil hatter” in the family. He had a number of observations that I […]
A movie critic in 1985 described Disney’s “Return to Oz” — a sequel to “The Wizard of Oz” — as “bleak, creepy and sometimes terrifying.“ Why it was marketed to children? The movie, in fact, […]
Spiritual and emotional fitness derives from heightened levels of consciousness. It also stems from awareness of what Winter Watch teaches, which is that evil and malice exist. In a society that is breaking down such […]
The folks at Winter Watch are not naïve. We know foreign agents conduct covert operations online everyday worldwide. In fact, to even mention it anymore almost seems to be somehow passé. Yet, once in a […]
The evidence is overwhelming that the story of the Amistad has no connection to real history other than fictional storytelling. Of course, Steven Spielberg’s 1997 movie “Amistad” was replete with undocumented cruelty and took extreme […]
UPDATE: Netflix is running a documentary of the John Wayne Gacy murders. We rate it strong not so much for workable theories but for the interviews with the people directly involved. It focused mostly on […]
‘It is misleading to claim that scientific advances and scholarly experiments can cause all photo fakes to be unmasked. Questions about authenticity remain. Many photos that once were considered genuine have recently been determined to […]
‘I admire him, I frankly confess it; and when his time comes I shall buy a piece of the rope for a keepsake.’ — Mark Twain on Cecil Rhodes ‘To be born English is to win […]
Fifty-four years in 2017 after JFK’s assassination, released classified documents state that the FBI reportedly lost Oswald’s fingerprints that authorities lifted from the rifle found in the Texas School Book Depository (TSBD) after the president […]
Chicago has had ongoing and persistent black serial-killer troubles since the late 80s. The problem is similar to South Los Angeles, which we covered in our post “1980s Lone Southside LA Slayer Theory Now Shown […]
We first began about two years ago writing about hundreds of young men who had gone missing and were later found dead in water. Links to previous posts are at the bottom of this page. […]
The “art investment” world is a closed club dominated by a couple dozen major collectors who utilize a couple dozen principal art curators or advisors. These individuals then hype and manipulate the art pieces of […]
Gamification takes advantage of the human psychological predisposition to engage in gaming and competition. In 2011, it officially became a buzzword when Gartner added it to its ‘Hype Cycle’ list. Unfortunately, most games center around escapism, […]
At Winter Watch, we focus on anomalies that defy the imagination. Such is the case with the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) on April 4, 1968. For our view of this hit, please […]
High-resolution screens show real-time images of their targets from a bird’s eye perspective. Their goal is “bugsplat” – a common psychopathic expression used by military when bombing people during drone operations for U.S. so-called anti-terrorism […]
The topic known as the “Missing 411” is based on a series of books written by former police detective David Paulides. The book series is important work and is worth examining, because it involves vanishings and […]
Henry Lee Lucas (1936- 2001) is the subject of Netflix’s brilliant new original documentary “The Confession Killer,” a series that convincingly questions whether Lucas was even a serial killer at all. The “Confession Killer” is […]
How does one spot the difference between a fraud and a real event? Yes, in the real world — as opposed to the Hollywood cartoon world that America is fed — I do believe there might […]
The Aspen Institute is largely funded by usual-suspect foundations, such as the Carnegie Corporation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Gates Foundation, the Lumina Foundation and the Ford Foundation. In “The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives,” Zbig Brzezinski […]
Editor Note: We imagine that most if not all of awoken readers are aware of the U.S. hit on Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Quids Force commander Qassem Soleimani at Baghdad airport. Not surprisingly, Iran Supreme Leader […]
An alternative theory involving the 1994 murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman points to serial killer Glen Edward Rogers (b. 1962), who is currently on death row in Florida. Several documentaries and books […]
CBS News program “60 Minutes” got a hold of death and autopsy photos of Jeffrey Epstein for its program in 2020. As usual, there are aspects to the scene that are right out of cartoon […]
Most people can name a number of infamous white serial killers, but how many can name even a couple of black serial killers? It’s time for someone to explode the myth that most serial killers […]
This March 2018 interview with Tim Kelly turned out great, in part because I am a big fan of Kelly’s work and knowledge and because of the importance of the topic. Related articles for further […]
Only in Hollyweird cartoon world is the United States a potent military presence in terms of the quality of its personnel recruiting pool. The country would be well advised to abandon all neocon pretenses and […]
Our prior posts on Antony Sutton well illustrated the faux use of Hegelian Dialectic to drive the political discussion in a sistema where five corporations own the media. Unfortunately, we are heading into another “election […]
“Crimestop means the faculty of stopping short, as though by instinct, at the threshold of any dangerous thought. It includes the power of not grasping analogies, of failing to perceive logical errors, of misunderstanding the […]