Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Sixty Years of Sorcery: MK-OFTEN's Lasting Legacy

Some researchers have argued that while presenting itself as another drug study program, MK-OFTEN was in fact a campaign to weaponize the occult. 



Sunday, January 25, 2026

Dark City: The Ante/Anti-Matrix


Like the The Matrix a year later, writer/director Alex Proyas’ Dark City offers up his take on Neo-Gnostic savior mythology, but shuns the Wachowskis’ intersectionalist/ queer-theory approach in favor of the fertility symbolism of the ancient Mystery cults.


Monday, January 19, 2026

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Paradise Lost: Endless Sumer


We all know about the famous statue of “Prometheus” at Rockefeller Plaza, but did you know Zecharia Sitchin — the ancient astronaut theorist who did more than anyone to make words like “Nibiru” and “Anunnaki” near-household names — kept an office there as well?


Monday, January 12, 2026

Paradise Lost to Lust?



In the previous installment, we looked at evidence that the myth of Prometheus — indeed the fall of the Titans to the Olympians — might be yet another story that the Greeks inherited from time immemorial about the fall of the Sumerian dynasty to the Akkadian usurper, Sargon.