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Joe's Progress
I agree that I like Miles and he is likable. His genealogies get a bit repetitive. Just because people are related, does that really mean they are in cahoots? I'm not in cahoots with my 3rd cousins and grand aunts twice removed. Maybe in "their" world that is a thing? Maybe he is pointing out that "it's a big club and we aren't in it"?. And maybe that we ARE being herded and entertained. And that is a point well taken. It's a frustrating site and I end up skimming a lot even though I like it. Sometimes I feel like the only way to be free (in this world) is to outrun the people that arrive at the site of successful progress and steal it.
I'm into genealogy. My French ancestors had their successful Nova Scotia settlement stolen from them by the British, in genocide that you never hear about (and arrived here in New England as prisoners). Also, my German side was escaping a war-torn area (Prussia: a country that doesn't exist anymore) (people out of there poured into the US to try to get away from the wars and the stealing of what people had built.) It's no wonder I'm a conspiracy theorist. I think, deep in my blood, I know that everything you have built can be ripped away by those who...instead of building...steal what others have built.
I live on the land of an officer who led attacks on my ancestors in Nova Scotia. From studying his life, I see that eventually he stopped taking orders from the King. (too late for my ancestors, of course) But that is pretty cool, right? (Although would Miles say that the American Revolution was just another part of the show?). I have also read that in general the treatment of my ancestors while prisoners-of-war was kind... once placed the households of regular farmers. The vast majority of people are good, or would be good if they knew the big picture. Maybe it is actually a SMALL club and we aren't in it. I suppose that is what Miles' genealogy is about. Helping the majority know more about the small club. (or clubs)
Maybe the stealing goes on... but is much quieter now... than the physical wars my ancestors (and yours probably too) went though. Silent wars, silent stealing--while we sit enthralled by the show, and unwell.
Where should we go next, guys? The land of no vitamin A? 🙂
Miles is a voice of reason. It's actually comforting to read him when he blows the cover of major fraudulent events. The Titanic paper is very convincing. Or the Charlie Kirk paper.
Faking things is a sign of weakness. Whoever is in this club of the super wealthy, they don't have the power they project to have.
As for the Satanic Panic, I simply know too little to actually, seriously debate the topic. To me, it fits the overall narrative: Split people up, turn their brains to mush, and distract from real issues.
By the way, the paper is by a guest writer, not Mathis himself.
Why don't you trust Miles?
Maybe I'm glib, but I trust him. I've had personal contact with him via email, particularly about sleeping in the charge field, which I try to make possible also during the winter months.
He is a little too self-centered for my taste. But, hey, who isn't these days? I think about myself more than I do about others. But that was something I've found off-putting in the beginning. On the other hand, he really seems to be like the modern day Da Vinci. I'm just a normalo. I can't truly judge his physicist claims. And, I do feel like a total lunatic when I sleep in a barn. But I can report that I actually sleep there; at home, I wake up after a couple of hours and can't fall back asleep. When I first tested the idea of sleeping in charge, it was a total revelation to me. That week in the summer, I suddenly had zest for life again; it was an almost other worldly experience. Ever since, I've tried to make it possible to sleep in charge regularly which has been quite a challenge. I've found an elderly couple who agreed to let me sleep in their barn.
Back to Miles, who's also charming and a good writer. I find him quite entertaining.
What do you think you're experiencing?
Barn's are typically storage for food grains and grains typically harbour mold after a while. Is it possible in the wooden moist barn you're sleeping in a moldy environment?
That was my first thought.
Not quite sure what you want to know when you ask what I'm experiencing. Better sleep, that's for sure. I don't think the barn is contaminated with mold. It can get windy, so any moisture is dried up. It used to be a stable with storage for hay, but now there is farming equipment stored. Machines, piles, and other wood.
@ Hermes
My distrust was only in the gut at first. His grandiosity, vanity and lack of humility are large red flags. But the link to the satanic panic caused me to look at his writing with a more critical eye, and then I searched out his article on Solzhenitsyn and very easily wrote Miles off for good. Because that article dismisses Solzhenitsyn on the basis of 1.) spending 8 years in the gulag and 2.) winning a nobel prize. Then there was 3.) the usual geneology how many steps to Kevin Bacon hocus pocus proving his jewness.
Here's the thing. Satanic Panic got my dander up because that topic demands nuance. There's no question of an issue with disappearing and abused children in the west. If it was a guest writer then he still vouches for it by publishing it. For the tip of the iceberg on that topic there isn't any better that I've found than the Lawrence King scandal, upon which the Brits filmed a documentary in the 90s: https://old.bitchute.com/video/jmTGA1lYDkZe/ which was bought up anonymously and never aired in the U.S. There is also a book on that topic written by the lawyer for the abused, called "The Franklin Cover-Up: Child Abuse, Satanism and Murder in Nebraska"
I had already written off Miles when I found the best takedown on him that exists on the Internet. The man who wrote it has been dead for these past 2 years. He actually wrote a book I was quite fond of back during my heady college years, called Cosmic Banditos.
An Open Letter To Miles Mathis by Allan Weisbecker, March 09, 2017: https://blog.banditobooks.com/an-open-letter-to-miles-mathis-part-one/
That is the smoking gun, in my opinion. He proves that the output of this Miles is actually impossible for man. It's a committee, probably from Tavistock. You'll also find that there is not one interview or video of Miles Mathis anywhere. If you search youtube for Miles Mathis, all you will find is two content creators protesting being slandered by Miles, which are linked here for completeness' sake:
Responding to Miles Mathis's Personal Attack Against Me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjHDGr5jaYU
and
For the Idiots, Especially Miles Mathis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjHDGr5jaYU
Somewhere in my digging into this fake guru, I came across an anonymous writer who compared the truth to an onion, with false gurus at each successive layer telling you that this was it, you had finally reached IT, the Truth! Not so much, in my experience.
edited to add: My feeling on Miles, and one I have come to on my own (haven't read it any place) is that the job of the committee that calls itself Miles is to remove every structural support which your reality has, to make you functionally insane. The cult leader Leo Gura does this as well, when he tells his young followers that there is no right or wrong, good or bad, up or down. Those who attack consciousness always seek to tear down objective reality. An excellent book on that subject is "Let Our Children Go" by Ted Patrick.
@Hermes
I would test if it's not just getting away from electrical fields which is improving your sleep when you go to the barn. I personally used to turn the breakers off in my house every night for health reasons (I was big into Robert Becker's work at the time). I only stopped when I discovered it was doing bad things to my circuit breaker.
We purchased a doohickey that you install on your breaker panel that cleans up the dirty electricity. Go to this website and listen to some of the podcast. https://www.saticshield.com/
Quote from Joseph on November 2, 2025, 7:09 pm@Hermes
I would test if it's not just getting away from electrical fields which is improving your sleep when you go to the barn. I personally used to turn the breakers off in my house every night for health reasons (I was big into Robert Becker's work at the time). I only stopped when I discovered it was doing bad things to my circuit breaker.
What bad things?
Quote from Joseph on November 2, 2025, 6:38 pm@ Hermes
Ms, to make you functionally insane. The cult leader Leo Gura does this as well, when he tells his young followers that there is no right or wrong, good or bad, up or down. Those who attack consciousness always seek to tear down objective reality. An excellent book on that subject is "Let Our Children Go" by Ted Patrick.