Mass Formation Psychosis Tropes of “Lonely Stalker” Are Promoted Rather That Placing Suspicion On Murderous Gangs
Part 1 – A Murder Scene Opens on Gilded Roots
In my hiking at Idaho’s Canfield Mountain Firemen Massacre crime scene, but this real quarry is older: the Oppenheimer, Guggenheim, Rockefeller, and Rothschild dynasties that bankrolled America’s first great metal rushes.
Are these same Idaho mining houses—through successor funds, foundations, and private‑equity vehicles—now bankrolling the digital‑surveillance boom (Palantir Gotham, predictive‑policing suites, drone “golden domes” from the Big Beautiful Bill)? Could this Canfield Massacre have been neutralized with a “Golden Dome?”
Understanding the Idaho gold and silver veins that run through the banking bloodlines may be the key to decoding modern events, such as the Idaho Four murders, the Coeur d’Alene “fire‑chief” ambush, and the sudden arrival of billionaire jets in Sun Valley.
The Brony Boy is presented as the sniper by the Sheriff, but the Brony Boy is standing by the pickup truck unarmed at 13:38 in the only and last dashcam we see before the shots crack at 3:50.
Will Wess Roley’s “Brony Boy Sniper” usher in a whole army of autonomous killer drones driven by Palantir Gotham? Why is there a black box of events between 13:38 and 14:00 hours?
The green sniper positions show here are enfilade fire. The fire that killed Morrison and Harwood was an enfilade fire from a perpendicular angle. Wess Roley was shown unarmed at 13:38, so it remains a question of how he could have maneuvered to an enfilade sniper position.
The coverups in the murders look like Mass Formation Psychosis around “Lonely Stalker” and “Loney Kid” tropes to create a jingling cash register for Palantir Gotham and Alex Karp, the CEO of Palantir, takes off his private jet in Sun Valley.
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