Rich, this letter that Sorcha Faal published is disinformation, as are all of his/her works. Faal will write things that seem like they could be true. Yet, s/he always cites anonymous sources in every single piece and can never prove the main claim. In fact, Sorcha's writing is so formulaic that it's like that every single time.

They always quote an intelligence source, traditionally it was "Russian intelligence," now I see they moved onto "American intelligence sources". I'm not trying to be a jerk by leaving this comment, lots of well meaning folks have fallen for the games that whatdoesitmean plays on well-intentioned people.

If your interested in whether or not what I am saying is true all you need to do is look at a handful of the many articles that Faal publishes like clockwork. I wouldn't at all be surprised if AI software is being used to generate these articles in order to continue to make conspiracy theorist look foolish and to further demonize the term.

At first I didn't know if they were having a LARP and trying to be satirical or if it was a disinformation campaign. They've been at it for years, so it seems to me that they're working with one of the various alphabet agencies, foreign or domestic. Either that or it's just a clever con to make money with.

If they are working with intelligence agencies to spread disinformation we must ask ourselves how are they trying to get us to think or act with this disinformation. Are they only trying to further demonize the term conspiracy theorist, or are they trying to get us to believe something that is false. Maybe it's both?