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TheHuntForTomClancy
@HuntClancy
Tom Clancy was the most important American writer of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. He was also an Honorary Yeoman Warder for the Tower of London.
Dec 26, 2024 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
what no it’s crazy to say that spies completely infiltrated pop culture, radio television and film from the inception of the technology Image
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Sep 1, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
the people of New Mexico, more than almost anyone else in the nation, understand the threat posed by big pyramid and it’s phallic cousin, big obelisk — which is often represented by little obelisks.

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Jun 19, 2023 • 4 tweets • 4 min read
by the power of gray skull and the ghost of Helen Keller (who did not exist, according to a very smart woman I once dated who was from Alabama, it blew my mind, she was very insistent) I present the Kansas City museum of toys and miniatures which was incredible ImageImageImageImage WARTIME TOY MAKING ImageImageImageImage
Jun 1, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
After Afghanistan, 4 dudes from Alpha Company went to a strip club in Syracuse, one got in an argument with some frat guys outside, one of the frat guy pulled a blade, A co dudes went JJR flashback batshit put like 12 of the frat guys (& themselves) in the hospital. BC was happy The few months after re: deployment were insane went and picked up a guy from my company, different guy, who’d gotten locked up quick in the local Watertown psych unit after he found out his wife ran a train on the rear d guys in barracks because Ft drum didn’t have inpatient…
May 30, 2023 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
This guy got tweeted into my feed; there are a few 🚩 🚩 🚩s here how many can you spot ImageImageImageImage The Romulus T Weatherman Foundation eh ImageImageImageImage
May 29, 2023 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
Oh. look at that. I’ve got a whole thing about Chuck-E-Cheese… Here we go ImageImageImageImage
May 27, 2023 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
Perhaps we’re not thinking big enough about Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico human breeding ranch; horrors of untold number of sexual assaults concealing another facet: a well-funded, well-connected operation to literally *grow* the political/social operators of the next generation ImageImageImageImage neat how Zorro Ranch is nearly equidistant from Los Alamos to Sandia and it could be clandestine logistically if traveling by 🚗 🚁 small airplane🛸🎈 (Zorro has an airstrip) from many lily pads of large tracts of land that are no go zones for most civilians but—USAF would see it ImageImageImageImage
May 26, 2023 • 4 tweets • 4 min read
The Hunt for Tom Clancy was *unsuccessful* at the Hobart Oklahoma Wal-Mart, with not a single aviator tinted shades techno thriller in sight, but the romance section at the bottom is always worth a look; reading random paragraphs from these books out loud will brighten your day ImageImageImageImage These all look *AMAZING* ImageImageImageImage
Oct 1, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
he eventually wants to map individual consciousnesses and use a digitized version of that 🧠 mapping as an operating system of sorts so these humanoids can be used in these as prison slave miners on mars, the old Rhodes-ian emerald mining playbook but with new tech is my guess Theoretically a perfectly mapped, digitized version of a human consciousness, preferably one trained at either the South Dakota or Colorado school of mines, would be the ideal first candidate for neuralink, for example. Anyway also remember that Elon is a Howard Hughes type front
Sep 30, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
encouraging you all to think about why the most common educational credential at the world bank is not a Harvard, LSE, or Sorbonne diploma, it’s a parchment from a small high school in New Mexico that has scholarship students from 87+ countries and graduates 100 students a year I was educated at the Armand Hammer campus of mountbatten’s retirement project they’re all over the world though
Aug 22, 2022 • 15 tweets • 7 min read
really going to be on my bullshit abt how there's no way the grad school creeper who bought a national guard armory & turned it into bondage studio and porn broadcast facility i briefly lived across from SF could've cut thru the federal/state/muni red tape w/o being DIA sometime idea is it's a dual/triple/quadruple purpose facility. I toured it one time with my ex girlfriend in 2011. There's the upper floor parties, which would've been for blackmail, enticement; the guy who co-wrote books with a chairman of the joint chiefs used to post on FB from there
Aug 21, 2022 • 9 tweets • 6 min read
Wanted another epic 1/4 lb corn dog so I went to Cassia County Fair & Rodeo again to see more cool stuff; was blown away by this outfit. totally concur w/ giving the top sewing award to Kelcee Burton who made the coolest outfit I’ve seen in a whole — *amazing* embroidery on 👟s Met a pig friend
Aug 20, 2022 • 8 tweets • 5 min read
To all my twitter followers and substack subscribers, I want to say a big, big thank you for the support of my work and the fun we’ve had for this first full year “The Hunt For Tom Clancy” — and, I have some news about next year I would like to share with you all (🕺🧞‍♂️👨‍🌾) Image OK! So the first year of “The Hunt for Tom Clancy” has been great; up to about enough paid subscribers — & annoyed enough with pitching to magazines — that I can justify doing more work on this substack, plus, y’all are a lot of fun here

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Aug 8, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
find it curious religion is mentioned as part of the targeting criteria but not their nationality or past employment— seems more relevant to me that they were from Afghanistan & Pakistan, esp. if it turns out (as I suspect it probably will) that the shooter is also from 🇦🇫or🇵🇰. Here’s why I’m thinking that way. ABQ is a city basically run by organized crime and the federal government, a key node in the nation’s drug trafficking infrastructure & the men we installed in leadership roles in Afghanistan before the Taliban took it back over were all narcos
Aug 7, 2022 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
i was in Brooklyn outside eating lunch at a pizza place with a person who was supposed to be working with me one summer & a really beautiful young woman, stood up from her table about twelve feet from me. James Franco was sitting there, he hugged her & gave her a pill & she left the reverence some faculty have for Cornell white russian pervert Vladimir Nabakov, the fact that the nucleus of early CIA was yale English alums, and Doctor Professor James Franco’s blatant use of Yale’s academic environment as his sexual playground, makes one really wonder.
Aug 6, 2022 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
interesting that a company called IG Grombach formed in 1944 at the exact same time John Grombach was running a secret spy shop for the us army that functioned primarily through deniable middlemen corporate umbrella structures would control strategic water reservoirs in Mecca 🕋 ImageImageImageImage IG Grombach: Water Every Drop Counts

John Grombach: The Great Liquidator ImageImageImageImage
Aug 6, 2022 • 8 tweets • 9 min read
today the intrepid @BrydonBlack and I visited the experimental breeder reactor - 1 in central idaho, the world’s first nuclear reactor, and the sail of the USS Hawkbill, AKA the Devil Boat, which sits greeting traffic in Arco, the first city in the world lit by nuclear power ImageImageImageImage You know the EBR-1 is in Idaho because there’s an old disc machine sitting out front as decoration, as is the law and custom of this fine state; also there’s like 3 nuclear reactors just out chilling in the parking lot ImageImageImageImage
Jul 20, 2022 • 12 tweets • 8 min read
this is a good idea and I’ll do this. General James Wilkinson, the senior Army officer during the first four American Presidential administrations (Washington, Adams, Jefferson & Monroe) was also a Spy for the Spanish crown his code name: Agent 13. He was from Maryland, of course Maj. General Edwin Walker, who was indoctrinating his troops in Germany with John Birch Society materials, resigned b/c he thought JFK was a communist, arrested twice in nine months for fondling & propositioning undercover Dallas cops in a public park’s bathroom, died in 1984.
Jul 18, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
anyone else think it’s odd, in retrospect, that a national security agency contractor in hawaii—who could’ve gotten in touch with any journalist on earth chose to Rubix cube it up with Glenn, Laura, Ewen and Bart?
later the eBay guy bought them all out. Guess he was high bidder. seriously tho
Oct 28, 2021 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
Col. John "Frenchy" Valentine Grombach, United States Army is one of the more interesting characters in America's secret history; the son of a French "trader" in New Orleans, he renounced his French citizenship to attend West Point & then went on to a spy fiction worthy career.


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Image During World War 2, Grombach ran a secret Army espionage outfit called "The Pond" set up by the paranoiacs in Army G-2 as a check on the OSS, which none of the old-line Army Intelligence Ralph Van Deman acolytes trusted. The Pond's best source in Paris was a serial killing Doctor Image
Sep 23, 2021 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Stare down the rabbit hole with me: consider that the fraud & failure narrative of Theranos obscures that it may have just been a front for harvesting personally identifiable biometric data on a wide swath of America, with the implosion & shenanigans built into the cover scheme Combine the privately held genetic/biometric data from Theranos with that from and 23&Me, toss in a few private prison & health care conglomerates own data sets and you've basically built a privately held genetic map of the American population Ancestry.com