I remember the good ol' days when you could spend hours on Google going through the hundreds of pages of results. That was the whole point of Google.... to look through a seemingly infinite number of links and options from every corder of the Internet.

But that internet is gone now. Or, at least, has been hidden from us.

It's a challenge to seek out information on the internet today - let alone truth.

A Google search will just give you the answer Google wants you to see. Social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Reddit become echo chambers of baseless opinions formed from sensationalized headlines. 

Not only has seeking out truth never been harder, its almost never been more frowned upon. Just by seeking intelligence, showing curiosity, people are automatically deemed ignorant.

Why? Because these concepts of our bodies, you know, the things we have existed in since the day we were born, are too complex for our simpleton minds to make any sense of. We cannot grasp the complexity and would only be making matters worse if we even tried.

The truth is, our government, our leaders, our medical industry - they no longer serve the people. They don't believe you are intelligent enough to have autonomy over your own life. They don't think you are intelligent enough to read studies, gather information and make decisions for yourself and your family. 

But it’s our responsibly to prove them wrong. To educate and inform ourselves outside of their propaganda. We have to stop breathing in the smoke they are blowing, and start using our God given brains to make informed decisions.

You're absolutely as capable of being as intelligent as Joe Biden and Anthony Fauci. They are not Gods, they are human. I dare say you are smarter than them both.

Don't ever let them convince you that there is knowledge which is beyond your minds reach.


Here are my tips for seeking out information online:

  1. Never Google a Question

When you Google a question, you are automatically giving Google the authority to answer that question for you. You give away your ability to use rational thinking and outsource it to an algorithm programmed by people who do not want you to actually gain knowledge, they want you to parrot their narrative. 

Consider the search results below. Google will tell you that vaccines are inherently safe, and side effects are extremely rare. But another search inquiring about autoimmune and vaccines produces thousands of studies that have found statistically significant correlation between the two. 

So Google has either deemed autoimmune diseases as safe and irrelevant in the determination of vaccine safety, or they simply don’t think this correlation is necessary for you to be aware of. Either way, when you search using questions - you are going to find an answer. But answers are not what will lead you to truth. You don’t want answers, you want knowledge and data. You will determine the answers for yourself.

2. Start From the Beginning and Work Forward - Use Google Tools to Search Different Dates

If you Google ‘electromagnetic radiation harm’, you will have to scroll for pages before you find a result from before 2021. Any of these results will only give you the answer that does not challenge how we live today, AKA you will only understand it in a way that supports today’s economy and control structure.  

You have to understand what lead to these conclusions though. You have to understand the line of thinking, the parties, the experiments and the funding that lead to the establishing of these now unchallengeable truths. 

Let's consider the Google results for "electromagnetic radiation harm" from publications made before 1980, 2005 and 2025. We see the expert-authored government funded science evolves each time.

First we find definite biological effects from various sources and levels of electromagnetic radiation:

And then, despite clear evidence, we claim that there is really no proof of harm:

And now, we completely dismiss that harm as controversial but not confirmed, with no scientific evidence demonstrating a casual link between typical exposures and adverse health effects.

When you Google ‘electromagnetic radiation harm’ and only look at the results of right now, you'll have to scroll for pages before you find a result from before 2021. And every single one of these articles will tell you the exact same thing - they'll give you the answer that does not challenge how we live today, so you'll only be explained this concept in a way that supports today’s economic control structure.  

When you consume information, you have to ask yourself what the motivations of this author, of this scientist. Who is funding them? What are they TRYING to prove here? What is their motive in performing this work? How is it reflected in their experiment style and analysis?

You have to understand the line of thinking, the parties, the experiments and the funding that lead to the establishing of these now unchallengeable truths. 

  1. Google Scholar Will Show You All The Research Google Refuses To Show You

  1. Use Google Scholar to Find Buried Publications and Data

5. Add '.gov' to Any Search to Find Reports and Publications from Government Institutes (and be sure to layer on the show results before ___ year)

  1. Use Google Images and Show Results Before ___ Year To Find Obscure, Old Websites And Publications
  1. Use Google to Search Reddit Posts
  1. Use Newspaper.com to search clippings for old newspaper titles
  1. Search Archive.org
  1. Google Search Youtube Results of the Past

  1. Wellcomecollection.org is a fantastic place to find old photos, and is a great way to find other archives - just click into a photo graph of interest and see who the author is, then Google that author (artist, writer, etc) using the tips above.

  1. The Public Domain is also a great resource for ancient art and inspiration.

  1. How To ChatGPT

ChatGPT is basically Google if you don't know how to use it - if you act questions, it will not think critically unless forced to, it will just spew out the Google search results.

Check out the resources page for more websites to find free ebooks, archival publications, century old laboratory research, government publications, congressional transcripts and more: