here's George:
All this is from his substack,brilliant take on what happened.
https://substack.com/home/post/p-173399208
a white rabbit:
Part IX — Method: Socratic Metadata(data about other data) and the Needle in D.C.
The method section reads like a field manual. You don't comb Washington for a document; you ask, “Whose signature?” and walk to the Smithsonian.(smithstonian a known cia asset) Applied here: don't boil the ocean of 330 million suspects; sketch the signature—private jets, motorcycle runs to permissive airfields, embedded campus friends, white rabbits, a social-media harvest of rage—and work backward to the crew that does that kind of work.(brilliant dont get sucked in by media)
(ask the right questions:)
The process is Socratic:(brilliant process here) question by question that narrows the cone—Who ordered the security plan? Who changed it the morning of? Which door codes were used? Which cameras glitched and why those cameras? Who procured the riser, the mic, the lighting tree? Which vendor is agnostic to politics and which is not? Who called the first evacuation, and who stalled the second?
Then the human layer: who has pulled this lever before? Which names reappear across Waco, Mena, Fast and Furious, Butler, and a half-dozen smaller rehearsals? You're not building a conspiracy board; you're building a rolodex of capability.
That's how needles get found—in the habits of the hands that sew.
Part X — Next Moves, Red Lines, and the Cost of Being Right The close is both plea and plan. If this is the big leagues, you need pros from Dover—not TV lawyers, but case agents who cut their teeth on the real material. You need an investigative tent pitched on campus, not embargoes and press releases. You need to map the parking lots, pull the stairwell cams, and interview the badge logs. If the local power structure won't open doors, that refusal becomes Exhibit A.(all just too good)
At the same time, the narrator warns the citizen crew: don't form the next slaughter pen. These are people who believe, or behave as if they believe, that they're ordained to kill. They drag white rabbits through your feed not for fun but for harvest. Move fast, but don't be herded.
Finally, the text circles back to the thing that started it—September 11th and the emotional economy of headline murder. If the design is mass formation—rage, despair, purchase orders, and policy—then the counter-design is colder:
measure the advance team, isolate the patsy packaging, diagram the egress, and pick at every quiet decision made two hours before the shot and two hours after. That's where the story breaks. That's where it always breaks.
Appendix:
The Advance-Team + Patsy Model, Condensed
Premise:
*A seasoned advance team sets the stage—recon, access, signals, escape—around a public event where a high-profile conservative speaker is expected. Trigger:
* A professional shooter (primary or secondary position) takes a surgically chosen shot through a known weakness; the shot is timed to crowd noise or a rhetorical beat to mask report and delay recognition.
Diversion:
* White Rabbit One (political theater) and White Rabbit Two (street-level custody narrative) split attention and absorb media oxygen.
*Packaging:
Within 12–48 hours, authorities unveil a “lone patsy” bundle—identity, social labels, a manifesto, a prop weapon—designed to satisfy public appetite and channel political outrage.
*Egress:
Shooter and core crew exit on foot to bikes, into a van, then out toward uncontrolled airspace to rendezvous with a private aircraft whose movements are hard to triangulate in real time.(is this how the pros pull it off?)
*Policy Harvest: *Investigative Counter:
Ignore the frame-by-frame seduction unless it anchors to a team. Task the case on metadata—contracts, keys, badge pings, camera outages, parking assignments, radio logs, procurement trails, and flight habits.
Final word:
You don't win this by arguing over pixels. You win it by mapping people, logistics, and money, by cross-indexing who profits with who was present—not on a podium, but in the shadow lanes where trucks idle and stair doors latch. If there's a needle, it's not in the haystack; it's in the fingerprint of the hand that left the hay stacked just so.
