One thing I have noticed is that if I write critical posts of the Jews on Twitter or elsewhere on the web then I can increase the visitor count to my blog. It seems that there is a network of bots designed to trace criticism of Jews. I can criticise other groups without this effect. This points to prejudice being deeply baked into the infrastructure of the web. And that supports the idea that the Hegemony is prejudice in favour of Jews, which in turn implies that Jews are a special status, and that points to a licence and power for Jews, which points to Jews being in power. All deduced from the behaviour of the web infrastructure :O Amazing.
Long discussion with ChatGPT about whether Jerusalem, Washington and Riyadh share a common interest in the fulfilment of Old Testament prophets. Apparently Saudi Arabia rejects "end the world" (presumably because they wish to remain in power) and the apparent alignment between the three (in what is a definite axis of power) is more based on realpolitik and a shared desire to maintain the existing status quo.
Never-the-less there are broad structure here that regardless whether consciously brought into being, or whether emergent from shared interests do seem distinctly apparent.
WIP!
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