Published Work

We aren’t big fans of mainstream anything. We’re also not particularly interested in putting ourselves out there, which is admittedly strange for people who publish this much.

And we write a lot. Like, a lot a lot.

Beyond the articles, commentary, reviews and work you already see, we’re constantly creating something: books, comics, poetry, essays, random thoughts, how-to guides, replication models and even frameworks designed to expose government corruption. We’ll take requests, too.

The problem is that the people most interested in seeing how everything works behind the scenes usually aren’t the nice guys.

So, naturally, we built a subscription model that costs $1 million per week.

Because we’re assholes.

Everything is organized into sections, books, chapters, models, guides and whatever else escaped our brains long enough to be written down. Each release has a minimum subscriber count that must be reached before the next chapter, book, or project becomes available.

Once upon a time, during a deposition, an individual screamed at our attorney that our timeline was “all lies” and the whole thing was some kind of manifesto. Sadly for him, that argument apparently failed to persuade any of the 12 jurors, but he did give us a fantastic idea. What if we combined that supposed “manifesto” with the doctoral research and Structural Gravity Theory to build a replicable model for destabilizing a government’s ability to conceal misconduct using entirely lawful pressure? Not an academic article. Not a dissertation. A how-to guide: where to push, where to pull, what to document and how to make a system’s own rules, deadlines and contradictions become too heavy for it to ignore. You know something fun.

Want the next release? Invite your friends.

Want everything at once? Reach out. Just remember to bring the commas.

We figured this would be a fun way to invite everyone inside because, unlike the institutions and industries we write about, we have nothing to hide.

It’s all right here.

Behind a completely reasonable million dollar paywall.

What do you have to lose?