We may have instant access to information at our fingertips 24/7, but the question is quality. That’s why I put together this list of Web Research Tools.
When searching for information on a specific topic in the truther space, I rarely find any meaningful results in Google, since it is actively suppressing truth with their algorithm. Duck Duck Go, StartPage, and the Brave Search engine are slightly better, but the results are strangely similar.
Presearch seems to be the best search engine option I’ve found. And recently I’ve been using Freespoke, and it’s been decent.
With a dearth of really good search engine options, I built this custom search engine with Google technology. Ironic I know. I selected a group of my favorite geopolitcal sites for Google to index. It does a decent job.
The user interface is janky, there are ads, and I don’t think it’s totally thorough in it’s indexing but it’s still useful. Try a search below.
My Favorite Websites
This is a list of my go to websites when I’m looking for information.
Children’s Health Defense
Robert Kennedy Jr’s site is fantastic. It focuses on children’s health, but is loaded with information regarding the health of the planet. They are fighting the good fight for the people.
The Unz Review
Ron Unz’s website reports on an incredible amount of news, along with editorial pieces by many heavy hitters like E. Michael Jones, Pat Buchanan, and Ron Paul. Great place to visit to a get a handle on what’s going on in the world.
Bibliotecapleyades
Wade through all the alien and wu-wu nonsense, and figure out where the English section is on the site and you will discover an incredible amount of information hidden within. Not easy to navigate, but worth it if you’re looking for information on a specific topic. Great place to start.
Jay’s Analysis
There’s enough stuff in front of the password to make it worth you while, but you need to subscribe to get access to everything. Jay Dyer’s specialties include geopolitics, Theology, and film analysis. He’s at the top of my list.
Solari Report
Catherine Austin Fitts is tremendous. Read what you can on her site and you’ll be tempted to pay the annual fee to gain access to everything. She and her partners are at the top of the game providing information on geopolitics, finance, and a broad spectrum of topics.
ANC Report
Ryan Dawson is walking fount of information. He always delivers in any video I’ve ever watched him in. He has a very level-headed approach to geopolitics and history, which actually will seem extreme to some, because he doesn’t assume the prevailing narrative is correct. He produces documentaries, which are available behind the pay wall.
Best of the Rest
Visit these sites to see what I mean. They’re loaded with great information.
- Technocracy News (Patrick Wood)
- No More Fake News (Jon Rappaport)
- Culture Wars (E. Michael Jones)
- William Engdahl
- State of the Nation
- Off-Guardian
- Vigilant Citizen
- Executive Intelligence Review (Lyndon LaRouche archives)
- Need To Know News (G. Edward Griffin)
- Grand Theft World (Richard Grove)
Social and Video Sites
I often go directly to the following sites to find information on specific topics.
AI Chatbots
The most used chatbots have guardrails just like any corporate news site or search engine. Some are better than others.
- Gab.ai – I have a growing appreciation for Andrew Torba.
- Perplexity (has its downside, but definitely a little less woke-infused than Chat-GPT or Gemini or Co-Pilot.
- Grok – need to be a paying customer, but much better than alternatives. I have a growing appreciation for Elon Musk as well.
Archives
For papers, websites, and sometimes even videos that have been scrubbed try archive.org or archive.today. If you really want to make sure you have access to material in the future downloading it to your hard drive or external drive is the best, but uploading to archive.today is also a great way to go.
Document Repositories
- The Black Vault holds a lot of FOIA documents.
- Wikileaks, of course, has a trove of interesting documents.
- The CIA reading room has a search function for declassified documents.
More Web Research Tools
Corey’s Digs, one of the best researchers in the business, has a great list of resources for “diggers.”
Another top researcher, James Corbett, did this presentation on How to Research Online. Corbett also shared a couple of TV Archive gems: Television Archive and TV News Archive. Sometimes old TV news clips can be invaluable for researchers. These tools use captions to help the user search through the hours and hours of material.