Cryptic

Binding of Isaac
Yom Kippur
Sicarii
Knights Templar
Freemasonry
Foundation Stone
Dome of the Rock
Temple Mount
Holy Land

  • “C.I.A.” (‘S-I-C-A’ anagram)
    • “S” phonetically
    • “I” literally
    • “C” literally
    • “A” literally
    • “Sica” = Latin word for “knife / dagger,” the weapon of the Sicarii
  • “Central” (‘T-E-N-p-L-A-R’ anagram)
  • “Intelligence” (‘N-I-T-E-C’ anagram + ‘N-I-T-E-C’ anagram)
  • “Agency” (‘N-Y-T-E-C’ anagram)
  • “Central” (‘C-T-o-N-E’ anagram)
  • “Intelligence” (‘C-T-o-N-E’ anagram + ‘C-T-o-N-E’ anagram)
  • “Agency” (‘C-T-o-N-E’ anagram)
  • “The Work” (‘R-O-K’ anagram)
  • “of a Nation.” (‘S-T-O-N-E’ anagram).
  • “The Center” (‘C-T-O-N-E’ anagram)
  • “of Intelligence.” (‘C-T-O-N-E’ anagram).

The following three sections demonstrate that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has a longstanding interest in code words, anagrams, and word scrambling.

CIA Codewords and Abbreviations

Below are listings of codewords, cryptonyms and abbreviations used by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), especially related to its involvement in the collection of signals intelligence and its cyber operations. Older CIA codewords can be found on Wikipedia and on this list.

– Related to Crypto AG – Vault 7 and Vault 8 –

– Other CIA codewords – Abbreviations –

– Organizational chart –

Similar lists are available on this website for NSA, GCHQ and BND. See also the lists of abbreviations of SIGINT and COMSEC, and general telephony and internet terms.

CIA cryptonyms

CIA cryptonyms are code names or code words used by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to refer to projects, persons, agencies, etc.[1]

Format of cryptonyms

CIA cryptonyms sometimes contain a two character prefix called a digraph, which designates a geographical or functional area.[2] Certain digraphs were changed over time; for example, the digraph for the Soviet Union changed at least twice.[3]

The rest is either an arbitrary dictionary word, or occasionally the digraph and the cryptonym combine to form a dictionary word (e.g., AEROPLANE) or can be read out as a simple phrase (e.g., WIBOTHER, read as “Why bother!”). Cryptonyms are sometimes written with a slash after the digraph, e.g., ZR/RIFLE, and sometimes in one sequence, e.g., ZRRIFLE. The latter format is the more common style in CIA documents.[3]

Examples from publications by former CIA personnel show that the terms “code name” and “cryptonym” can refer to the names of operations as well as to individual persons.
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Some cryptonyms relate to more than one subject, e.g., a group of people.[3] In this case, the basic cryptonym, e.g., LICOZY, will designate the whole group, while each group member is designated by a sequence number, e.g., LICOZY/3, which can also be written LICOZY-3, or just L-3.[3]

Tweets from the Official C.I.A. Twitter Account

The following section contains an index of words and letters repeatedly found within the names of concepts, operations, and organizations in contemporary American society. These words and letters are secretly derived from words and letters in the names and phrases used by the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, and U.S. Army Psychological Operations. The presence of one or more of these words or letters within the name of a concept, operation, or organization indicates that that concept, operation, or organization was secretly created by the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, or U.S. Army Psychological Operations. The words and letters within the index are presented in the following format:

  1. Word(s) or letter(s).
  2. Example(s) of word(s)’ or letter(s)’ use in conceptual, operational, or organizational names.
  3. Source(s) of word(s) or letter(s) in the name(s) or motto(s) of the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, or U.S. Army Psychological Operations.

+

  1. Word(s)
    1. “+”
  2. Example(s)
    1. “LGBTQ +” (left-wing political subculture term)
    2. “AJ +” (left-wing news YouTube channel)
    3. “BET +” (black themed cable television channel)
    4. “CNN +” (news cable television channel)
    5. “ESPN +” (sports streaming internet service)
    6. “Disney +” (video streaming internet service)
    7. “Google +” (social media internet website)
    8. “Walmart +” (retail internet service)
    9. “Apple TV +” (video streaming internet service)
    10. “Discovery +” (video streaming internet service)
    11. “Paramount +” (video streaming internet service)
    12. “PlayStation +” (video game internet service)
  3. Source(s)
    1. The arithmetic plus sign visually resembles an equilateral cross, the medieval symbol of the Knights Templar.

fijt

  1. Word(s)
    1. “f”
    2. “i”
    3. “j”
    4. “t”
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Antifa” (left-wing political cult)
    2. “intel” (computer hardware manufacturing corporation)
    3. “tsmc” (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation)
    4. “fitbit” (fitness electronic monitoring device)
    5. “twitch” (video game streaming website – Amazon)
    6. “twitter” (microblogging social media website)
    7. “xfinity” (cable television service – Comcast)
    8. “Reddit” (social media discussion website)
    9. “TikTok” (video sharing social media software – ByteDance)
    10. “Spotify” (internet audio streaming service)
    11. “Bitcoin” (electronic cryptocurrency)
    12. “Patreon” (internet crowdfunding website)
    13. “WeChat” (Chinese internet messaging software – TenCent)
    14. “Walmart” (retail store corporation)
    15. “BitChute” (right-wing / neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    16. “Linkedin” (professional networking social media website)
    17. “facebook” (internet social media website)
    18. “Microsoft” (internet media / software corporation)
    19. “Accenture” (business / government consulting corporation)
    20. “Salesforce” (business services / software corporation)
    21. “WhatsApp” (internet messaging software – Facebook)
    22. “Sina Weibo” (Chinese internet / software corporation)
    23. “iBook / iLife / iMac / iMovie / iOS / iPad / iPod / iPhone / iPhoto / iSight / iTunes / iWork” (consumer electronic / software products – Apple)
  3. Source(s)
    1. The lower-case letters “f,” “i,” “j,” and “t” visually resemble abstract flaming torches.
    2. Flames and torches are the primary symbols of U.S. Army Intelligence, U.S. Army Civil Affairs, U.S. Army Psychological Operations, and the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School.
    3. The Knights Templar were put on trial for heresy and executed by burning at the stake with flames and torches.

ACC

  1. Word(s)
    1. ACC
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Accenture” (business / government consulting corporation)
    2. “Access” (database software – Microsoft)
    3. “Xbox All Access” (video game internet service – Microsoft)
    4. “Access Hollywood” (syndicated television show)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “A-c-c” are letters in the words “Free and Accepted Masons” and “Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,” the two formal names of Freemasonry.

AL

  1. Example(s)
    1. “talk show” (television entertainent show format)
    2. “Alexa” (electronic personal assistant – Amazon)
    3. “PayPal” (electronic payment service corporation)
    4. “Paltalk” (internet communications software)
    5. “LiveJournal” (Russian blogging website)
    6. “Qualcomm” (computer hardware manufacturing corporation)
    7. “Herbalife” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    8. “Alibaba” (Chinese internet commerce corporation)
    9. “Al Qaeda” (Sunni Wahhabi terrorist organization)
    10. “Al Jazeera” (Arabic television news network)
    11. “Town Hall Meeting” (American political public forum)
    12. “Walmart | Always Low Prices” (retail store corporation slogan)
    13. “Globalism / Globalists” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    14. “TEDx Talks” (internet video lecture series)
    15. “small hats” (anti-Jewish internet meme / term – John Minadeo)
    16. “Build the Wall” (Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign slogan)
    17. “Shield Wall Network” (white supremacist cult – Billy Roper)
    18. “wall of moms” (2020 Portland political protests contingent)
    19. “wall of dads” (2020 Portland political protests contingent)
    20. “wall of vets” (2020 Portland political protests contingent)
  2. Source(s)
    1. “A-l-l” are letters in the words “Western Wall,” the name of the structural remains of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

AN

  1. Word(s)
    1. AN
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Android” (smartphone operating system software – Google)
    2. “Anon” (internet image board naming convention)
    3. “Anonymous” (internet image board / hacking group naming convention)
    4. “QAnonymous” (right-wing political conspiracy cult)
    5. “Trust the Plan” (QAnonymous cult slogan)
    6. “An Inconvenient Truth” (global warming cult film – Al Gore)
    7. “The Truman Show” (science fiction comedy film)
    8. “Incog Man” (white supremacist website – Philip Johnson [“Phillip Marlowe”])
    9. “USANA” (multi-level marketing corporation)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “A-n” are letters in the word “land.” “Land” is a word in Genesis 22:2, the bible verse in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him: “He said, ‘Take now your son, your only son, whom you love, Isaac, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains of which I will tell you.’ “

ALTER

  1. Word(s)
    1. ALTER
  2. Example(s)
    1. “altcoin” (electronic cryptocurrency)
    2. “alternative media” (counter-culture media)
    3. “alternative news” (counter-culture news)
    4. “alternative right” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist cult)
    5. “alternative health” (counter-culture medicine)
    6. “alternative medicine” (counter-culture medicine)
    7. “alternative music” (counter-culture music)
    8. “alternative lifestyle” (counter-culture subculture)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “A-l-t-e-r” are letters in the name of the medieval Catholic military order the “Knights Templar.”
    2. “Alter” is a synonym for “change.” “Change” is a word in the official motto of U.S. Army Psychological Operations: “Persuade Change Influence”

APP

  1. Word(s)
    1. APP
  2. Example(s)
    1. “smartphone app” (mobile telephone software application)
    2. “Apple” (software and hardware manufacturing corporation)
    3. “Apache” (open source free software corporation)
    4. “Snapchat” (image internet messaging software)
    5. “WhatsApp” (internet messaging software – Facebook)
    6. “Cash App” (internet money transfer software)
    7. “SAP” (German business software corporation)
    8. “The Apprentice” (reality television show – NBC / Donald Trump)
    9. “What Really Happened” (right-wing conspiracy news website – Michael Rivero)
    10. “Rappler” (Philippines news website)
    11. “Chapo Trap House” (left-wing internet radio show)
    12. “It’s happening!” (right-wing image board meme / term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “A-p-p” are letters in the words “Entered Apprentice,” the name of Freemasonry’s first degree.

ATE

  1. Word(s)
    1. ATE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Deep State” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    2. “hate” (anti-racist political term)
    3. “Hatewatch” (left-wing anti-racist website – Southern Poverty Law Center)
    4. “Hope Not Hate” (British anti-racist organization)
    5. “Anti-Defamation League | Fighting Hate for Good” (left-wing anti-racist organization)
    6. “Heaven’s Gate” (mass suicide U.F.O. cult – Marshall Applewhite)
    7. “Gamergate” (right-wing internet political cult)
    8. “involuntary celibate (incel)” (internet mage board meme / term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “A-t-e” are letters in the words “Guard the West Gate,” the Freemasonry metaphorical warning for lodges to vet new members.

BASE

  1. Word(s)
    1. BASE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “based” (right wing image board meme / term)
    2. “voter base” (political election term)
    3. “military base” (governmental organizational structure)
    4. “Base and Superstructure” (Marxist theory)
    5. “The Base” (neo-nazi white supremacist terrorist group)
    6. “Al-Qaeda” (meaning: “The Base” / “The Foundation“)
    7. “BAE Systems” (British military contractor corporation)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Base” is a synonym for “foundation,” a word in the name of the “Foundation Stone,” the “rock” in the “Dome of the Rock,” the medieval headquarters building of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

BOY

  1. Word(s)
    1. BOY
  2. Example(s)
    1. “cowboy” (1800’s American West occupational term)
    2. “Boys Town” (adolescent male orphange / homeless shelter)
    3. “Boy Scouts of America” (male youth scouting organization)
    4. “Fat Man and Little Boy” (atomic bombs dropped on Japan during World War II)
    5. “Playboy” (soft-core pornographic magazine – Hugh Hefner)
    6. “Midnight Cowboy” (1960’s soft-core pornographic film)
    7. “The Boys from Brazil” (1970’s political thriller film)
    8. “Boyz n the Hood” (1990’s black coming of age film)
    9. “The Beach Boys” (1960’s pop musical group)
    10. “The Fat Boys” (1980’s pop rap group)
    11. “The Beastie Boys” (1980’s pop rap group)
    12. “Pet Shop Boys” (1980’s pop musical group)
    13. “Bulletboys” (1980’s hair metal musical group)
    14. “Boyz II Men” (1990’S pop singing group)
    15. “Backstreet Boys” (1990’s pop singing group)
    16. “Proud Boys” (right-wing political cult – Gavin McInnes)
    17. “Boogaloo Boys” (right-wing political militia)
    18. “Pep Boys” (automotive parts / service retail store corporation)
    19. “Hobby Lobby” (arts and crafts retail chain corporation)
    20. “Game Boy” (handheld video game console – Nintendo)
    21. “YouTube” (social media video website – Google)
    22. “Android” (smartphone operating system software – Google)
    23. “crypto” (common abbreviation for “cryptocurrency”)
    24. “Odysee” (general interest video streaming website)
    25. “Entropy” (general interest video streaming website)
    26. “Groypers” (white supremacist cult – Nicholas Fuentes)
    27. “Cozy.tv” (white supremacist video streaming website – Nicholas Fuentes)
    28. “GoyimTV.tv” (anti-Jewish / white supremacist video website)
    29. “goy / goyim” (anti-Jewish internet meme / term)
    30. “Oy vey, the goyim know!” (anti-Jewish internet image board meme / term)
    31. “Bell Tower Boy” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Brendon O’Connell)
    32. “The Israel Lobby” (anti-Israel political conspiracy book – Walt and Mearshimer)
    33. “BDS – Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions” (anti-Israel political subculture)
    34. “NAMBLA – North American Man-Boy Love Association” (homosexual subculture political organization)
    35. “boy” / “your boy” (American black slang term)
    36. “comfy” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    37. “soy boy” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    38. “femboy” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    39. “boypussy” (homosexual subculture slang term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Boy” is one of the original Old English meanings of the word “knight.”
    2. “Knight” is a word in the name of the medieval Catholic military order the “Knights Templar.”

CHANGE

  1. Word(s)
    1. CHANGE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “game changer” (popular / colloquial term)
    2. “changemaker” (popular / colloquial term)
    3. “climate change” (environmentalist term)
    4. “agent of change” (political / sociological term)
    5. “tech giant” (American news media term)
    6. “Tech / Big Tech / Tech Companies” (internet / software / hardware corporation news media term)
    7. “chat” (internet communications term)
    8. “chat room” (internet communications term)
    9. “merch” (internet commerce term)
    10. “Signal” (encrypted smartphone chat application)
    11. “Twitch” (video game streaming website – Amazon)
    12. “Chrome” (internet browsing software – Google)
    13. “WeChat” (Chinese internet messaging software)
    14. “BitChute” (right-wing / neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    15. “Snapchat” (image internet messaging software)
    16. “Match.com” (dating website)
    17. “blockchain” (software algorithm / encryption term)
    18. “Crunchyroll” (cartoon video streaming website)
    19. “CrowdTangle” (social media analytics software – Facebook)
    20. “Stack Exchange” (internet blogging website)
    21. “Mechanical Turk” (freelance employent website – Amazon)
    22. “YouTube channel” (internet social media term – Google)
    23. “Xbox achievements” (video game player interface – Microsoft)
    24. “Gannett” (American media corporation)
    25. “Tegna Inc.” (American media corporation – formerly Gannett)
    26. “The Wagner Group” (Russian private military mercenary corporation)
    27. “Team Beachbody” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    28. “Popular Mechanics” (popular science magazine)
    29. “Accenture | Let there be change” (business / government consulting corporation slogan)
    30. “UFC | Ultimate Fighting Championship” (mixed martial arts promotion corporation)
    31. “WCW | World Championship Wrestling (professional wrestling media corporation)
    32. “March” (political protest / demonstration term)
    33. “witch hunt” (right wing Republican term – Donald Trump)
    34. “free speech” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    35. “Change.org” (internet petition website)
    36. “regime change” (Western political / foreign policy term)
    37. “Hope and Change” (Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign slogan)
    38. “We Are The Champions” (Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign theme song)
    39. “pro-choice / right to choose” (abortion debate political term)
    40. “Democrats | Change That Matters” (Democratic Party political slogan)
    41. “Jericho March / Rally for Revival” (right-wing political demonstration)
    42. “YMCA | Young Men’s Christian Association” (Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign theme song)
    43. “Hatewatch” (left-wing anti-racist website – Southern Poverty Law Center)
    44. “Reich Watch” (left-wing conspiracy website – AryanEmpires – Joel Stein)
    45. “Judicial Watch” (right-wing political organization)
    46. “Right Wing Watch” (left-wing political website – People for the American Way – Norman Lear)
    47. “The Ingraham Angle” (political news television show – Fox News)
    48. “Human Rights Watch” (American non-governmental organization)
    49. “ChiComs” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    50. “chemtrails” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    51. “adrenochrome” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    52. “We Are Change” (right-wing conspiracy YouTube channel – Luke Rudkowski; Jason Bermas)
    53. “9/11 Loose Change” (9/11 conspiracy video – Alex Jones; Dylan Avery; Cory Rowe; Jason Bermas)
    54. “Free Speech Systems” (right-wing media corporation – Alex Jones)
    55. “Charles Martel Society” (white supremacist secret society – William Regnery II)
    56. “Scholars for 9/11 Truth” (9/11 conspiracy organization)
    57. “Know More News Channel” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Adam Green)
    58. “Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth” (9/11 conspiracy organization – Richard Gage)
    59. “CounterPunch” (left-wing political website)
    60. “Chateau Heartiste” (pick-up artist / right wing political website – James Weidmann [“Roissy in D.C.”])
    61. “The Epoch Times” (right-wing news website – Falun Gong)
    62. “Angry White Men” (left-wing anti-racist website)
    63. “Chapo Trap House” (left-wing internet radio show)
    64. “2chan” (internet image board – Hiroyuki Nishimura)
    65. “4chan” (internet image board – Hiroyuki Nishimura; Christopher Poole; “RapeApe”)
    66. “8chan” (internet image board – Jim Watkins; Fredrick Brennan)
    67. “16chan” (internet image board)
    68. “Qresear.ch” (right-wing conspiracy website)
    69. “[insert topic] General” (internet image board discussion naming convention)
    70. “chud” (internet image board meme / term)
    71. “Chad” (internet image board meme / term
    72. “schizo” (internet image board meme / term)
    73. “jannies (internet image board meme / term)
    74. “NPC – Non-Player Character” (internet image board meme / term)
    75. “echo” (anti-Jewish internet image board meme / term)
    76. “wignat” (white supremacist / neo-Nazi term)
    77. “Merchant” (anti-Jewish internet image board meme / term)
    78. “Moshiach” (anti-Jewish YouTube meme / term – Adam Green [“Know More News”])
    79. “cha–ching” (popular slang term for money)
    80. “degeneracy” (right wing image board meme / term)
    81. “Chimpout.com” (white supremacist comedy website)
    82. “We are Legion.” (internet image board slogan)”adjacent” (left wing political / sociological term)
    83. “Do your research.” (“QAnonymous cult slogan)
    84. “Save the Children” (QAnonymous cult slogan)
    85. “Chabad Lubavitch” (anti-Jewish YouTube meme / term – Adam Green [“Know More News”])
    86. “Christians for Truth” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel website)
    87. “ICHC” – I Can Has Cheezburger?” (comedic meme website)
    88. “Hell’s Angels” (American motorcycle gang)
    89. “Children of God” (Christian religious cult)
    90. “Church of Satan” (anti-Christian religious cult – Anton LaVey)
    91. “Branch Davidians” (Christian religious cult – “David Koresh” [Vernon Howell)
    92. “Trench Coat Mafia” (mass killer affiliated Satanic cult – Dylan Klebold / Eric Harris)
    93. “Church of Scientology” (anti-psychiatry religious cult – L. Ron Hubbard)
    94. “Order of the Nine Angels” (Satanic cult)
    95. “Westboro Baptist Church” (anti-gay religious cult – Fred Phelps)
    96. “The Church of all Worlds” (left-wing religious cult)
    97. “Psychedelic Venus Church” (feminist religious cult)
    98. “Process Church of the Final Judgment” (serial killer affiliated religious cult – Hugh Bernstein)
    99. “United Church of the Ministries of God” (serial killer founded religious cult – Gary Heidnik)
    100. “Peoples Temple of the Disciples of Christ” (mass suicide religious / political cult – Jim Jones)
    101. “The Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc.” (serial killer affiliated political cult – Leonard Lake)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Change” is a word in the official motto of U.S. Army Psychological Operations: “Persuade Change Influence.”
    2. In Judaism, Christianity, and Freemasonry, God is visually symbolized by a triangle inscribed with the Tetragrammaton, the Hebrew name of God (“YHWH”).
    3. The word “triangle” contains a phonetic anagram of the word “change” (“t” = “ch” phonetically).
    4. In ancient Judaism, the sacred name of the Jewish god YHWH was forbidden to be spoken by anyone except by the Jewish high priest once per year during the annual Yom Kippur animal blood atonement sacrifices performed in the Jerusalem temple.

CK

  1. Word(s)
    1. CK
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Build Back Better” (Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign slogan)
    2. “Never Back Down” (Ron DeSantis’ 2024 presidential campaign slogan)
    3. “Pick Nikki” (Nikki Haley’s 2024 presidential campaign slogan)
    4. “peacock”
    5. “black jack”
    6. “stock market”
    7. “black Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday”
    8. “CK Calvin Klein”
    9. “blacked.com”
  3. Source(s)
    1. The Hebrew letter “qoph” is the equivalent of the Latin letter “Q.”
    2. When “qoph” occurs at the end of a word, it is transliterated as the Latin letters “CK.”

CRIST

  1. Word(s)
    1. CRIST
  2. Example(s)
    1. “racist“
    2. “Ministry”
    3. “Stitcher“
    4. “Dissenter“
    5. “Instagram”
    6. “Breaking History”
    7. “The Financial Crisis”
    8. “The History Channel”
    9. “MSNBC | This is who we are.”
    10. “America First Committee”
    11. “U.S. Department of Homeland Security”
    12. “crisis actors”
    13. “dissident right“
    14. “America First“
    15. “Rise Above Movement“
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Crist” is a word in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,” the formal name of the Knights Templar.

CROS

  1. Word(s)
    1. CROS
  2. Example(s)
    1. “armed forces“
    2. “special forces“
    3. “Congress“
    4. “CrossFit”
    5. “Discord”
    6. “Microsoft” (internet media / software corporation)
    7. “XKEYSCORE”
    8. “cryptocurrency” (electronic virtual currency)
    9. “CPU – Central Processing Unit”
    10. “Fox Broadcasting”
    11. “ABC – American Broadcasting Company”
    12. “NBC – National Broadcasting Company”
    13. “CBS – Columbia Broadcasting System”
    14. “PBS – Public Broadcasting Service”
    15. “Excellence in Broadcasting – The EIB Network” (right-wing radio talk show – Rush Limbaugh)
    16. “Renegade Broadcasting | Your Home For Hard-Hitting Talk Radio” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Kyle Hunt; Sinead McCarthy)
    17. “Infowars.com”
  3. Source(s)
    1. An equilateral cross was the symbol of the Knights Templar.

DAY

  1. Word(s)
    1. DAY
  2. Example(s)
    1. “USA Today” (general newspaper / news website)
    2. “Russia Today” (television news network – Russian Government)
    3. “The Today Show” (news morning show – NBC)
    4. “The Sunday Times” (British weekly newspaper)
    5. “Daily Kos” (left-wing political website – Markos Moulitsas)
    6. “America Daily” (right-wing news website – Falun Gong)
    7. “WorldNetDaily” (right-wing news website – Joseph Farah)
    8. “The Daily Dot” (internet culture news website)
    9. “The Daily News” (general newspaper / news website)
    10. “The Daily Beast” (left-wing news website)
    11. “The Daily Wire” (right-wing news website – Ben Shapiro)
    12. “The Daily Caller” (right-wing news website – Tucker Carlson)
    13. “The Daily Show” (comedy news television show – Comedy Central)
    14. “Saturday Night Live” (comedy sketch television show – NBC)
    15. “Daily Motion” (video hosting website)
    16. “The Daily Shoah” (anti-Jewish internet radio show – Michael Peinovich)
    17. “The Daily Stormer” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Andrew Anglin)
    18. “Day X” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist apocalyptic cult term)
    19. “Day of the Rope” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist apocalyptic cult term)
    20. “Vox Day” [Latin: “Voice“] (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Theodore Beale)
  3. Source(s)
    1. The English word “Day” translates into Hebrew as “yom.” “Yom” is a word in the name of Judaism’s day of atonement, “Yom Kippur.”

DOME

  1. Word(s)
    1. DOME
  2. Example(s)
    1. “armed forces”
    2. “mobile“
    3. “on demand”
    4. “video game“
    5. “Banned.Video“
    6. “Cameo” (celebrity video service)
    7. “Home Depot”
    8. “Home Goods”
    9. “Domino’s Pizza”
    10. “U.S. Department of Homeland Security”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Dome” is a word in the “Dome of the Rock,” the medieval headquarters building of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

ELL

  1. Word(s)
    1. ELL
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Intel” (computer hardware manufacturing corporation)
    2. “Dell” (computer hardware / software corporation)
    3. “Zelle” (internet money transfer software)
    4. “Taco Bell” (fast food restaurant corporation)
    5. “Fidelity Investments” (investment management corporation)
    6. “Firefox Hello” (internet browser messaging software – Mozilla)
    7. “Windows Hello” (operating system sign-in software – Microsoft)
    8. “notification bell” (YouTube user interface function – Google)
    9. “YouTube channel” (YouTube user interface function – Google)
    10. “LiveLeak” (video sharing website)
    11. “Telegram” (internet messaging application – Pavel Durov; Nikolai Durov)
    12. “Bellingcat” (political news website)
    13. “Project Camelot” (New Age conspiracy website)
    14. “Electronic Intifada” (left-wing political website)
    15. “Extinction Rebellion” (environmental activist cult)
    16. “Order of Nine Angels” (Satanic religious cult – David Myatt)
    17. “Charles Martel Society” (white supremacist secret society – William Regnery II)
    18. “Know More News Channel” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Adam Green)
    19. “Bell Tower Boy” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Brendon O’Connell)
    20. “White Wellbeing” (white supremacist cult term – Jason Köhne)
    21. “Elite” (right-wing political conspiracy term – Alex Jones)
    22. “cancel culture” (left-wing political subculture term)
    23. “incel / involuntary celibate” (internet image board meme / term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “E-l-l” are letters in the word “Fellowcraft,” the name of Freemasonry’s second degree.
    2. “E-l-l” are letters in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,” the formal name of the Knights Templar.

ENCE

  1. Word(s)
    1. ENCE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “social distance / social distancing” (COVID-19 prevention term)
    2. “cryptocurrency” (electronic virtual currency)
    3. “ByteDance” (Chinese software corporation – TikTok)
    4. “Sundance Film Festival” (French film exhibition)
    5. “Joe Rogan Experience” (general internet talk show)
    6. “The Resistance” (anti-Trump internet subculture)
    7. “American Renaissance” (white supremacist cult – Jared Taylor)
    8. “National Alliance” (white supremacist cult – William Pierce)
    9. “Nordic Resistance Movement” (European neo-Nazi cult)
    10. “dancing Israelis” (9/11 conspiracy meme / term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “E-n-c-e” are letters in the words “Entered Apprentice,” the name of Freemasonry’s first degree.

ENTER

  1. Word(s)
    1. ENTER
  2. Example(s)
    1. “President” (U.S. Government executive branch term)
    2. “The Apprentice” (reality television show – NBC / Donald Trump)
    3. “YMCA | Young Men‘s Christian Association” (Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign theme song)
    4. “trending” (internet social media term – Twitter)
    5. “flatten the curve” (COVID-19 epidemiological term)
    6. “TenCent” (Chinese software corporation – WeChat)
    7. “Enterprise” (vehicle rental corporation)
    8. “American Enterprise Institute” (right-wing political think tank)
    9. “Isagenix” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    10. “Ambit Energy” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    11. “WorldVentures” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    12. “content” (multimedia term)
    13. “token” (cryptocurrency term)
    14. “documentary” (video / film making term)
    15. “augmented reality” (software term)
    16. “entrepreneur” (business / sociological term)
    17. “Entropy” (right-wing streaming website)
    18. “An Inconvenient Truth” (global warming cult film – Al Gore)
    19. “Joe Rogan Experience” (general internet talk show)
    20. “Angry White Men” (left-wing anti-racist website)
    21. “Freedom Center” (right-wing political organization – David Horowitz)
    22. “1st / 2nd / 4th / 5th Amendment” (right-wing political subculture terms)
    23. “Dissident Right” (white supremacist subculture term)
    24. “Identity Evropa” (white supremacist cult – Patrick Casey; Nathan Damigo)
    25. “Rise Above Movement” (white supremacist cult – Rob Rundo)
    26. “Nationalist Movement” (right-wing political cult)
    27. “National Socialist Movement” (neo-Nazi cult – Jeff Schoep)
    28. “American Identity Movement” (white supremacist cult -Patrick Casey)
    29. “Nordic Resistance Movement” (white supremacist cult)
    30. “Identitarian Movement” (white supremacist subculture)
    31. “Liberty Movement” (right-wing political subculture)
    32. “The Golden One” (white supremacist YouTube channel – Marcus Follin)
    33. “The Great Awakening” (QAnonymous conspiracy term)
    34. “The Great Replacement” (white supremacist conspiracy term)
    35. “[insert term] General Thread” (internet image board discussion naming convention)
    36. “dementia” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    37. “low energy” (right-wing political term – Donald Trump)
    38. “Karen” (anti-white female internet meme / term)
    39. “millennials” (sociological / demographic term)
    40. “Millennial Millie” (Millie Weaver – right-wing commentator)
    41. “Millennial Matt” (Matt Colligan – white supremacist protestor)
    42. “MGTOW – Men Going Their Own Way” (anti-feminist cult)
    43. “The Finders of Lost Children” (journalism / child trafficking cult)
    44. “Save the Children” (QAnonymous cult slogan)
    45. “National Center for Missing & Exploited Children“
    46. “Unidentified Flying Object (U.F.O.)” (military conspiracy subculture term)
    47. “Heaven‘s Gate” (mass suicide U.F.O. cult – Marshall Applewhite)
    48. “Church of Scientology” (anti-psychiatry religious cult – L. Ron Hubbard)
    49. “Process Church of the Final Judgment” (serial killer affiliated religious cult)
    50. “Grow – World Community Mental Health Movement” (mass killer affiliated psychological counseling service – Brenton Tarrant)
    51. “For Entertainment Purposes Only” (multimedia disclaimer term)
    52. “WWE | World Wrestling Entertainment” (professional wrestling media corporation)
    53. “Sony Interactive Entertainment” (video game corporation)
    54. “A&E – Arts & Entertainment“ (cable television channel / network)
    55. “E! Entertainment Television” (cable television channel)
    56. “Black Entertainment Television” (cable television channel)
    57. “Entertainment Tonight” (celebrity gossip syndicated television show)
    58. “Entertainment Weekly” (celebrity gossip print magazine)
    59. “Valuetainment” (right-wing political YouTube channel – Patrick Bet-David)
    60. “independent media” (news media naming convention)
    61. “independent journalist” (journalism naming convention)
    62. “independent journalism” (journalism naming convention)
    63. “censorship” (right-wing internet subculture term)
    64. “Alt Censored” (right-wing political video website)
    65. “TenCent” (Chinese internet software corporation)
    66. “Enterprise” (vehicle rental chain corporation)
    67. “Accenture” (business / government consulting corporation)
    68. “World Trade Center” (New York City landmark buildings – Twin Towers)
    69. “Centers for Disease Control and Prevention” (U.S. Government agency)
    70. “National Center for Missing & Exploited Children”
    71. “Freedom Center” (right-wing political organization – David Horowitz)
    72. “Shorenstein Center” (left-wing political organization)
    73. “Southern Poverty Law Center” (left-wing political organization)
    74. “Reveal – from The Center for Investigative Reporting” (left-wing political website)
    75. “Three Percenters” (right-wing political militia)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Enter” is a word in the words “Entered Apprentice,” the name of Freemasonry’s first degree.

EXCELLENCE

  1. Word(s)
    1. EXCELLENCE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Excellence in Broadcasting – The EIB Network” (right-wing radio talk show – Rush Limbaugh)
    2. “Executive Intelligence Review” (right-wing political conspiracy magazine – Lyndon LaRouche)
    3. “The Recognized Symbol of Excellence in Sports Entertainment” (professional wrestling media corporation slogan – WWE)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Excellence” is one of the core values of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: “Service. Integrity. Excellence.”

FOLLOW

  1. Word(s)
    1. FOLLOW
  2. Example(s)
    1. “follow” (Facebook / Twitter user interface term)
    2. “follower” (Facebook / Twitter user interface term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “F-o-llow” are letters in the word “Fellowcraft,” the name of Freemasonry’s second degree.
    2. “F-o-llow” are letters in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,” the formal name of the Knights Templar.

FREE

  1. Word(s)
    1. FREE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “free thought” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    2. “free speech” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    3. “free expression” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    4. “free press” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    5. “World Trade Center” (New York City buildings – Twin Towers)
    6. “free market” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    7. “internet freedom” (U.S. Government propaganda term)
    8. “Radio Free Asia” (C.I.A. news media front corporation)
    9. “Radio Free Europe” (C.I.A. news media front corporation)
    10. “Free Europe Committee” (C.I.A. political front organization)
    11. “Freedom Bell” (U.S. Government political propaganda object)
    12. “Freedom Train” (U.S. Government traveling history exhibition)
    13. “Crusade for Freedom” (C.I.A. political front organization)
    14. “Congress for Cultural Freedom” (C.I.A. media / arts front organization)
    15. “Young Americans for Freedom” (right-wing political organization – William Buckley, Jr.)
    16. “Freedom House” (C.I.A. / U.S. State Dept. affiliated non-governmental organization)
    17. “Freedom Caucus” (U.S. Congress political organization – Republican Party)
    18. “Freedom Center” (right-wing political organization – David Horowitz)
    19. “Free Speech Systems” (right-wing media corporation – Alex Jones)
    20. “American Free Press” (right-wing news website – Willis Carto)
    21. “American Freedom Party” (white supremacist political party – William Johnson)
    22. “Going Free” (white supremacist cult term – Jason Köhne)
    23. “Radio Free America” (left-wing internet radio show – Dave Emory)
    24. “free fall speed” (9/11 conspiracy meme / term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Free” is a word in the words “Free and Accepted Masons” and “Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,” the two formal names of Freemasonry.
    2. “Free” is a word in the unofficial motto of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: John 8:32 – “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

FRIENDS

  1. Word(s)
    1. FRIENDS
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Friends” (evening situational comedy television show – NBC)
    2. “friends” (internet social media website term – Facebook)
    3. “MySpace | The place for friends.” (internet social media website)
    4. “Fox & Friends” (right-wing political television talk show – Fox News)
    5. “Don Black and Friends” (white supremacist internet talk show – Stormfront)
    6. “Adult Friend Finder” (sex / dating social media website)
    7. “Friendster” (defunct social media website)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “F-r-i-e-n-d-s” are letters in the words “Free and Accepted Masons” and “Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,” the two formal names of Freemasonry.

GO

  1. Word(s)
    1. GO
  2. Example(s)
    1. “.gov” (World Wide Web top level domain)
    2. “YouGov” (political polling corporation)
    3. “Google” (internet media / software corporation)
    4. “ABC News Go.com” (general news website)
    5. “GoFundMe” (crowd financing website)
    6. “Pokémon GO” (augmented reality video game)
    7. “Going Free” (white supremacist cult term – Jason Köhne)
    8. “MGTOW – Men Going Their Own Way” (anti-feminist cult)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Go” is a word in the mission statement of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: “We are the nation’s first line of defense. We accomplish what others cannot accomplish and go where others cannot go.”

GREAT

  1. Word(s)
    1. GREAT
  2. Example(s)
    1. “stream / streaming” (internet multimedia term)
    2. “creators” (YouTube social media term)
    3. “reality TV” (television show genre)
    4. “virtual reality” (video game software term)
    5. “augmented reality” (video game software term)
    6. “Stream” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    7. “it‘s been real” (American black slang phrase)
    8. “keeping it real” (American black slang phrase)
    9. “What Really Happened” (political conspiracy news website – Michael Rivero)
    10. “The Great Work” (mental / psychological improvement process – Thelema / Hermeticism)
    11. “The Great Satan” (Iranian Revolution 1980’s anti-America geopolitical term)
    12. “The Great Experiment” (American pro-America socio-political term)
    13. “Make America Great Again” (Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign slogan)
    14. “Keep America Great” (Donald Trump 2020 presidential reelection campaign slogan)
    15. “The Great Awakening” (right-wing political conspiracy theory slogan – QAnonymous)
    16. “The Great Replacement” (white supremacist conspiracy theory)
    17. “The Great Reset” (World Economic Forum 2020’s financial concept)
    18. “The Great Society” (American Democratic Party 1960’s domestic policy program)
    19. “The Great Cultural Revolution” (Chinese Communist Party social-political movement)
    20. “The Great Leap Forward” (Chinese Communist Party social-economic campaign)
    21. “The Great Chinese Famine” (Chinese national hunger-starvation)
    22. “The Greatest Generation” (American WWII demographic term)
    23. “The Great Depression” (American 1930’s economic collapse)
    24. “The Great Patriotic War” (Eastern Front of the Second World War – World War II)
    25. “The Great War” (First World War – World War I)
    26. “The Great October Socialist Revolution” (Bolshevik Revolution)
    27. “The Great Game” (European 19th century geopolitical term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Great” is a word in the name of the Freemasonry god: “Great Architect of the Universe.”

HOLY

  1. Word(s)
    1. HOLY
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Only Fans” (pornographic video website)
    2. “HOLED.com” (pornographic video website)
    3. “Hobby Lobby” (arts and crafts retail chain corporation)
    4. “The Motley Fool” (personal financial planning website)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Holy” is a word in the name “Holy Land,” the geographic location of the headquarters of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

HOUSE

  1. Word(s)
    1. HOUSE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “The White House”
    2. “U.S. House of Representatives”
    3. “U.K. House of Lords”
    4. “U.K. House of Commons”
    5. “Chatham House”
    6. “Freedom House”
    7. “House music”
    8. “Penthouse”
    9. “Full House”
    10. “House, M.D.”
    11. “This Old House”
    12. “Chapo Trap House”
    13. “Feral House”
    14. “Terror House Magazine”
  3. Source(s)
    1. In the Hebrew bible and rabbinic writings, the Jewish Temple is referred to as “Beit.” The Hebrew word “Beit” translates to English as “House.”

HUBE

  1. Word(s)
    1. HUBE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Uber” (ride sharing smartphone application / corporation)
    2. “GitHub” (computer code sharing / repository website)
    3. “Sci-Hub” (scientific research paper sharing website)
    4. “Grubhub” (food delivery smartphone application)
    5. “Pornhub” (pornographic video website – MindGeek)
    6. “YouTube” (social media video website – Google)
    7. “DTube” (social media video website)
    8. “BitChute” (right-wing / neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    9. “subscribe“
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Hube” is a German word meaning “a unit of land.” “Land” is a word in Genesis 22:2, the bible verse in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him: “He said, ‘Take now your son, your only son, whom you love, Isaac, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains of which I will tell you.’ “

ICE

  1. Word(s)
    1. ICE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “electronic device” (consumer product naming convention)
    2. “Terms of Service“
    3. “Voice of America” (U.S. Government news media corporation – Central Intelligence Agency)
    4. “The Apprentice” (reality television show – NBC / Donald Trump)
    5. “VICE News” (left-wing news website – Gavin McInnes)
    6. “Red Ice” (white supremacist internet talk show – Henrik Palmgren; Lana Lokteff)
    7. “Voice of Reason” (white supremacist media website – Robert Bird [“Peter Schaenk”]; Dietrich Mullis; Mishko Novosel)
    8. “National Justice Party” (white supremacist political party – Michael Peinovich)
    9. “social justice” (left-wing political subculture term)
    10. “racial justice” (left-wing political subculture term)
    11. “economic justice” (left-wing political subculture term)
    12. “social justice warrior” (left-wing political subculture term)
    13. “no justice, no peace” (left-wing political protest term)
    14. “Google Voice” (internet communications software)
    15. “The Voice” (music television show – NBC)
    16. “Red Ice” (white supremacist internet talk show – Henrik Palmgren; Lana Lokteff)
    17. “VICE News” (left-wing general news website – Gavin McInnes)
    18. “Vox” [Latin: “Voice“] (left-wing political news website)
    19. “Vox Day” [Latin: “Voice“] (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Theodore Beale)
    20. “Voice of Reason” (white supremacist internet radio website – Robert Bird [“Peter Schaenk”]; Dietrich Mullis; Mishko Novosel)
    21. “Idavox” [Latin: “voice“] (left-wing anti-racist website – Daryl Jenkins)
    22. “Voice.global” (developing nations non-governmental organization)
    23. “VOICE – Amplifying Women And Girls In Crises”
    24. “VOICe – Victim Outreach Intervention Center”
    25. “VOICE – Virginians Organized for Interfaith Community Engagement”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “I-c-e” are letters in the words “Entered Apprentice,” the name of Freemasonry’s first degree.

INFLUENCE

  1. Word(s)
    1. INFLUENCE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “agent of influence” (political / sociological term)
    2. “social media influencer” (cultural / sociological term)
    3. “media influencer” (cultural / sociological term)
    4. “cultural influencer” (cultural / sociological term)
    5. “lifestyle influencer” (cultural / sociological term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Influence” is a word in the official motto of U.S. Army Psychological Operations: “Persuade Change Influence.”

IRE

  1. Word(s)
    1. IRE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Wire” (Swiss internet messaging software)
    2. “The Wire” (television show – NBC)
    3. “Xbox Wire” (video game news website – Microsoft)
    4. “The Daily Wire” (right-wing political news website – Ben Shapiro)
    5. “Wired Magazine” (technology and society news magazine)
    6. “Wirecutter” (consumer products review website – New York Times company)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “I-r-e” are letters in the words “Masonic Fire,” the name of Freemasonry gun salutes.
    2. “Fire” is a word that occurs twice in Genesis 22, the Bible passage in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him.

IT

  1. Word(s)
    1. IT
  2. Example(s)
    1. “It” (horror novel / movie – Stephen King)
    2. “Fitbit” (fitness electronic monitoring device)
    3. “Bitcoin” (electronic cryptocurrency)
    4. “BitChute” (right-wing / neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    5. “White Rabbit Radio” (white supremacist internet radio show – Tim Murdock [“Horus the Avenger”])
    6. “It Works!” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    7. “Ambit Energy” (multi-level marketing corporation)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “I-t” are letters in the word “architect,” a word in the name of the Freemasonry god, “Great Architect of the Universe.”

KNIGHT

  1. Word(s)
    1. KNIGHT
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Architect of the Universe”
    2. “Ancient Free and Accepted Masons” (formal name of Freemasonry)
    3. “Entered Apprentice” (Freemasonry’s first degree)
    4. “United Grand Lodge of England”
    5. “Grand Orient of France”
    6. “Grand Orient of Belgium”
    7. “Internet” (global electronic communications network)
    8. “Internet of Things” (physical objects communications network)
    9. “website“
    10. “television”
    11. “solar system”
    12. “nation state“
    13. “interest rate”
    14. “incorporated”
    15. “institute”
    16. “university”
    17. “intelligence”
    18. “international”
    19. “international law”
    20. “international community”
    21. “British East India Company”
    22. “Dutch East India Company”
    23. “United Nations”
    24. “United States”
    25. “United Kingdom”
    26. “United Arab Emirates”
    27. “United Soviet Socialist Republics”
    28. “Soviet Union”
    29. “ComIntern – Communist International”
    30. “United Russia”
    31. “Ttiananmen Square”
    32. “Blitzkrieg – lightning war”
    33. “The Arab Spring (Middle East political revolution)
    34. “Islamic State” (Middle East Sunni terrorist government)
    35. “Intifada”
    36. “extremist / extremism”
    37. “Fat Man and Little Boy”
    38. “Intelink”
    39. “President”
    40. “The White House”
    41. “Joint Chiefs of Staff”
    42. “Central Intelligence Agency”
    43. “Atlantic Council”
    44. “Trilateral Commission”
    45. “Council on Foreign Relations”
    46. “The Royal Institute of International Affairs”
    47. “INTERPOL”
    48. “Amnesty International”
    49. “International Monetary Fund”
    50. “International Committee for the Red Cross”
    51. “International Broadcasting Bureau”
    52. “Interstate Highway System”
    53. “The Enlightenment”
    54. “Providence“
    55. “Founding Fathers”
    56. “Continental Army”
    57. “Continental Congress”
    58. “Declaration of Independence”
    59. “Commonwealth of Independent States”
    60. “Town Hall Meeting” (American political public forum)
    61. “public relations”
    62. “climate change”
    63. “Covid Nineteen”
    64. “candlelight vigil”
    65. “anti–Semitic / antisemitism”
    66. “interview”
    67. “investigative reporter / reporting” (journalism genre)
    68. “time share”
    69. “Nike”
    70. “Navient”
    71. “Pinkerton”
    72. “BioNTech”
    73. “Live Nation“
    74. “Internet Research Agency”
    75. “International Spy Museum”
    76. “International Business Machines (IBM)”
    77. “Time”
    78. “The Times”
    79. “The Sunday Times”
    80. “The Financial Times“
    81. “The New York Times”
    82. “The Los Angeles Times”
    83. “The Washington Times”
    84. “The Epoch Times”
    85. “High Times”
    86. “The Chicago Tribune”
    87. “The Huffington Post”
    88. “Rolling Stone”
    89. “The Nation”
    90. “United Artists”
    91. “Dateline NBC”
    92. “Frontline“
    93. “60 Minutes”
    94. “Primetime Live”
    95. “Jesse Watters Primetime“
    96. “Prime Time with John Dickerson”
    97. “ABC Nightline”
    98. “NBC Nightly News”
    99. “ABC World News Tonight”
    100. “CNN Tonight”
    101. “CNN Newsnight”
    102. “Vice News Tonight”
    103. “Fox News @ Night”
    104. “Lou Dobbs Tonight”
    105. “Alex Wagner Tonight”
    106. “Tucker Carlson Tonight”
    107. “NOW Tonight with Joshua Johnson”
    108. “Saturday Night Live” (late night comedy television show – NBC)
    109. “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” (late night comedy television show – HBO)
    110. “Late Night with Seth Meyers” (late night comedy television show – CBS)
    111. “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” (late night comedy television show – CBS)
    112. “Late Night with David Letterman” (late night comedy television show – CBS)
    113. “The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon” (late night comedy television show – NBC)
    114. “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” (late night comedy television show – NBC)
    115. “The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson” (late night comedy television show – NBC)
    116. “The Tonight Show with Jack Parr” (late night comedy television show – NBC)
    117. “Showtime” (entertainment cable television channel)
    118. “Fight Club”
    119. “Mindhunter”
    120. “Big Brother”
    121. “Nick at Nite“
    122. “Inside Edition” (syndicated television news show)
    123. “Stranger Things”
    124. “The Price is Right“
    125. “The Twilight Zone”
    126. “The Masked Singer”
    127. “The Midnight Special”
    128. “Entertainment Tonight”
    129. “Dancing with the Stars”
    130. “The Learning Channel”
    131. “Real Time with Bill Mahrer”
    132. “TED | ideas worth spreading”
    133. “New Tang Dynasty Television”
    134. “Fox Broadcasting“
    135. “ABC – American Broadcasting Company”
    136. “NBC – National Broadcasting Company”
    137. “CBS – Columbia Broadcasting System”
    138. “PBS – Public Broadcasting Service”
    139. “BBC – British Broadcasting Corporation”
    140. “Breaking History”
    141. “Lord of the Rings”
    142. “Nineteen Eighty-Four”
    143. “Big Brother”
    144. “Inner Party”
    145. “Big Think” (culture / society YouTube channel)
    146. “Bellingcat” (geopolitical news website)
    147. “Business Insider” (general news website)
    148. “American Thinker”
    149. “Big Tech”
    150. “timeline”
    151. “link” / “hyperlink”
    152. “description”
    153. “Secure Hashing Algorithm SHA-256″
    154. “Bitcoin” (specific electronic virtual currency)
    155. “Altcoin” (general electronic virtual currency)
    156. “blockchain” (cryptocurrency software term)
    157. “Bitcoin mining” (cryptocurrency software production)
    158. “NFT – nonfungible tokens”
    159. “CPU – Central Processing Unit”
    160. “Intel” (computer hardware manufacturing corporation)
    161. “Netflix”
    162. “Twitter”
    163. “Signal” (encrypted internet chat application)
    164. “Tinder” (dating mobile telephone application)
    165. “Kindle” (electronic reading device – Amazon)
    166. “Rokfin”
    167. “Steemit”
    168. “Entropy“
    169. “Starlink”
    170. “Fortnite”
    171. “Linktree”
    172. “Coinstar”
    173. “Tinychat”
    174. “Earthlink”
    175. “FaceTime”
    176. “Brighteon”
    177. “Pinterest” (image sharing social media website)
    178. “LinkedIn” (professional networking social media website)
    179. “Nintendo”
    180. “Instagram” (image sharing internet software)
    181. “Minecraft” (multiplayer video game)
    182. “ByteDance” (Chinese software corporation)
    183. “PowerPoint” (multimedia presentation software – Microsoft)
    184. “Infinitechan”
    185. “Discord Nitro”
    186. “Thinkorswim” (personal investing / trading software – TD Ameritrade)
    187. “Sony Interactive Entertainment” (video game corporation)
    188. “Johovah’s Witnesses”
    189. “Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints”
    190. “Scientology”
    191. “Ordo Templi Orientis”
    192. “Order of Nine Angels” (Satanic religious cult – David Myatt)
    193. “The Finders of Lost Children” (journalism / child trafficking cult)
    194. “UFO – Unidentified Flying Object”
    195. “Process Church of the Final Judgment” (serial killer affiliated religious cult – Hugh Bernstein)
    196. “National Center for Missing & Exploited Children”
    197. “right wing” (news media political term)
    198. “left wing”
    199. “civil rights”
    200. “human rights” (Western political / sociological term)
    201. “civil rights movement” (American left-wing political subculture)
    202. “mindfulness” (left-wing alternative health subculture term)
    203. “racial injustice” (left-wing political subculture term)
    204. “intersectionality”
    205. “Destiny”
    206. “CodePink”
    207. “Farenheit 911″
    208. “The Intercept” (left-wing news website)
    209. “Splinter News”
    210. “ThinkProgress” (left-wing news website)
    211. “MintPress News” (left-wing news website)
    212. “Something Awful”
    213. “Electronic Intifada” (left-wing news website)
    214. “Reveal | from The Center for Investigative Reporting” (left-wing political website)
    215. “An Inconvenient Truth” (global warming alarmist film – Al Gore)
    216. “Extinction Rebellion” (environmental activist cult)
    217. “Human Rights Watch” (American non-governmental organization)
    218. “Right Wing Watch” (left-wing political website – People for the American Way – Norman Lear)
    219. “Anti-Defamation League | Fighting Hate for Good” (left-wing anti-racist organization)
    220. “Q: Into the Storm”
    221. “The Great Awakening” (QAnonymous conspiracy term)
    222. “From Darkness to Light”
    223. “Make America Great Again” (Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign slogan)
    224. “Minds” (right-wing social media website)
    225. “Gateway Pundit“
    226. “Return of Kings” (right-wing men’s rights website)
    227. “Turning Point USA” (right-wing political organization)
    228. “MGTOW – Men Going Their Own Way” (anti-feminist subcult)
    229. “Mad at the Internet”
    230. “Caravan to Midnight”
    231. “Midnight in the Desert”
    232. “The Other Side Of Midnight”
    233. “What On Earth Is Happening”
    234. “Solving 9-11″ (9/11 conspiracy book – Christopher Bollyn)
    235. “9/11 Inside Job” (9/11 conspiracy term – Alex Jones)
    236. “sovereign citizen”
    237. “alternative”
    238. “Pinko”
    239. “Alt Right”
    240. “white flight”
    241. “dissident right“
    242. “Unite the Right”
    243. “Identitarianism”
    244. “identity politics”
    245. “Identity Evropa”
    246. “white nationalism”
    247. “Christian Identity”
    248. “The Knights Party”
    249. “United Klans of America”
    250. “Knights of the Ku Klux Klan”
    251. “National Policy Institute” (white supremacist think tank – William Regnery II; Richard Spencer)
    252. “Prothink” (white supremacist website – Mike Delaney)
    253. “Incog Man” (white supremacist blog – Philip Johnson [“Phillip Marlowe”])
    254. “No White Guilt”
    255. “White Wellbeing” (white supremacist cult term – Jason Köhne)
    256. “SMOLOKO.com | Reporting the Truth” (anti-Jewish website – Scottie Spencer)
    257. “Eight Chan”
    258. “Christ is King”
    259. “Seeking Insight”
    260. “It’s happening.”
    261. “Merchant Minute” (anti-Jewish internet radio show – Mark Nuttycombe)
    262. “incel / involuntary celibate” (internet image board meme / term)
    263. “Politically Incorrect – /pol/” (right-wing white supremacist image board)
    264. “Saint [insert mass shooter name]” (white supremacist internet image board meme / term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Knight” (“night” and “nite” phonetically) is a word in the name of the medieval Catholic military order the “Knights Templar.”

KNOW

  1. Word(s)
    1. KNOW
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Trump Tower” (New York City building – Donald Trump)
    2. “White Power” (white supremacist term)
    3. “Black Power” (black supremacist term)
    4. “Town Hall Meeting” (American political public forum)
    5. “Walmart | Always Low Prices” (retail store corporation)
    6. “McKesson | Empowering Healthcare” – (medical supply corporation)
    7. “crowdfunding” (mass fundraising term)
    8. “show your support” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
    9. “Windows” (computer operating system software – Microsoft)
    10. “Meet Now” (internet communications software – Microsoft)
    11. “PowerPoint” (multimedia presentation software – Microsoft)
    12. “YouNow” (social media video website)
    13. “Infowars” (right-wing political website)
    14. “Democracy Now!” (left-wing political radio / television show)
    15. “NewsNOW” (right-wing news television channel – Fox News)
    16. “Bowling for Columbine” (Columbine school shooting documentary – Michael Moore)
    17. “It’s Going Down!” (left-wing anti-racist website)
    18. “Know Your Meme” (internet culture website)
    19. “The Truman Show” (science fiction comedy film)
    20. “Showtime” (cable television channel)
    21. “Smackdown” (professional wrestling television show – WWE)
    22. “OWN – Oprah Winfrey Network” (cable television channel)
    23. “MyPillow” (right-wing political media advertiser)
    24. “MGTOW – Men Going Their Own Way” (anti-feminist cult)
    25. “Jonestown” – (mass suicide religious cult compound – Jim Jones)
    26. “Grow | World Community Mental Health Movement” (mass killer affiliated psychological counseling service – Brenton Tarrant)
    27. “If Americans Knew” (anti-Israel political website)
    28. “Know More News Channel” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Adam Green)
    29. “Voice of Reason | Dare to Know” (white supremacist internet radio website – Robert Bird [“Peter Schaenk”]; Dietrich Mullis; Mishko Novosel)
    30. “Quest | Eye for Knowledge” (Evren Kaplan [“Cultured-Thug”])
    31. “Bell Tower Boy” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Brendon O’Connell)
    32. “Bowl Patrol” (white supremacist internet cult)
    33. “The goyim know!” (anti-Jewish internet image board meme / term)
    34. “Shut it down!” (anti-Jewish internet image board meme / term)
    35. “glowie / glow in the dark” (anti-government internet image board meme / term)
    36. “power level” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    37. “clown world” (right-wing internet subculture meme / term)
    38. “snowflake” (right-wing internet subculture meme / term)
    39. “wokeness”
    40. “The nose knows.”
    41. “lolcow” (right-wing internet subculture meme / term)
    42. “Help us Grow” / “Help the Community Grow” (internet social media fundraising term)
    43. “Be your own boss.”
    44. “downline” (multi-level marketing term)
    45. “lockdown” (COVID-19 social / political term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Know” is a word in the unofficial motto of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: John 8:32 – “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

MAC

  1. Word(s)
    1. MAC
  2. Example(s)
    1. MAC
    2. Big Mac
    3. MacDonald’s
    4. Newsmax
    5. Cinemax
    6. HBO Max
    7. iMac / Macintosh
    8. Mac Truck
    9. Mac / Macin’
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Mac” is a Scottish word meaning “son,” the most frequently used word (13 times) in Genesis chapter 22, the Bible passage in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him.

NATION

  1. Word(s)
    1. NATION
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Founding Fathers” (American historical political term)
    2. “donations” (website / social media financial term)
    3. “Live Nation” (concert promotion corporation)
    4. “Team Nation” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    5. “The Nation” (political magazine)
    6. “Face the Nation” (political television show – CBS)
    7. “National Journal” (political magazine)
    8. “National Review” (political magazine / website)
    9. “Foundations of Geopolitics” (Russia geopolitical book – Aleksandr Dugin)
    10. “Lionel Nation” (right-wing political YouTube channel – Michael Lebron)
    11. “The Nation of Islam” (American black Muslim cult – Louis Farrakhan)
    12. “Aryan Nations” (white supremacist cult – Richard Butler)
    13. “National Alliance” (white supremacist cult – William Pierce)
    14. “White Nationalism” (American white supremacist cult)
    15. “Black Nationalism” (American black supremacist cult)
    16. “National Center for Missing & Exploited Children“
  3. Source(s)
    1. “N-a-t-i-o-n” are letters in the words “Foundation Stone,” the name of the central object in the Dome of the Rock, the medieval headquarters building of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

NOBIS

  1. Word(s)
    1. NOBIS
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Studios“
    2. “Fox Business”
    3. “Business Insider”
    4. “IBM – International Business Machines”
    5. “CNBC – Consumer News and Business Channel”
    6. “Umbrella Corporation | Our Business Is Life Itself”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Nobis” is a Latin word twice occurring in “Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed Nomini tuo da gloriam,” the medieval motto of the Knights Templar.

OFFERING

  1. Word(s)
    1. OFFERING
  2. Example(s)
    1. “The Holocaust” [meaning: “burnt offering”]
    2. “cringe” (popular culture meme / term)
    3. “social distancing” (COVID-19 pandemic term)
    4. “Bing”
    5. “Ring” (home security video system – Amazon)
    6. “Animal Crossing” (multiplayer video game – Facebook)
    7. “It’s Going Down!” (left-wing anti-racist blog)
    8. “Breaking News”
    9. “Trending News”
    10. “CBS Evening News”
    11. “CBS Mornings”
    12. “CNN Morning News”
    13. “Mornings with Maria”
    14. “MSNBC Morning Joe”
    15. “NBC Morning News NOW”
    16. “ABC Good Morning America”
    17. “BuzzFeed News | Reporting to You” (left-wing news website)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Offering” is a word in Genesis 22:2, the bible verse in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him: “He said, ‘Take now your son, your only son, whom you love, Isaac, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains of which I will tell you.’ “

OLD

  1. Word(s)
    1. OLD
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Cold War”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “O-l-d” are letters in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,” the formal name of the Knights Templar.

OU

  1. Word(s)
    1. OU
  2. Example(s)
    1. “free thought” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    2. “mouse” (personal computer user interface device)
    3. “Outlook” (e-mail / calendar website – Microsoft)
    4. “Cloudflare” (internet hacking protection service)
    5. “SoundCloud” (music streaming website)
    6. “LiveJournal” (Russian blogging website)
    7. “National Journal” (political print magazine)
    8. “The Truth About [insert name or subject] (YouTube video naming convention)
    9. “SoulCycle” (internet home exercise subscription service)
    10. “Anonymous” (internet image board / hacking group naming convention)
    11. “CounterPunch” (left-wing political website)
    12. “Southern Poverty Law Center” (left-wing political organization)
    13. “Proud Boys” (right-wing political militia – Gavin McInnes)
    14. “QAnonymous” (right-wing political conspiracy cult)
    15. “Whose streets? Our streets!” (political protest slogan)
    16. “Terror House” (right-wing book publisher – Matt Forney)
    17. “Chapo Trap House” (left-wing internet radio show)
    18. “Freedom House” (C.I.A. / U.S. State Dept. controlled non-governmental organization)
    19. “House of Representatives” (U.S. national legislature)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “O-u” are letters in the words “Foundation Stone,” the name f the central object in the Dome of the Rock, the medieval headquarters building of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.
    2. “O-u” are letters in words “Temple Mount,” the name of the medieval Jerusalem headquarters location of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

POOR

  1. Word(s)
    1. POOR
  2. Example(s)
    1. “operation” (military / government / corporation activity term)
    2. “corporation” (business organizational term)
    3. “corporate America” (U.S. business sector term)
    4. “report” (government / news media informational term)
    5. “support” (business / corporate customer service term)
    6. “browser” (internet website software)
    7. “abortion” (medical procedure / political controversy)
    8. “progressive” (left-wing political term)
    9. “porn / porno” (pornographic multimedia term)
    10. “hook up” (American black drug / sexual slang term)
    11. “the hood“
    12. “chat room” (internet communications naming convention)
    13. “Zoom” (internet communications software)
    14. “Yahoo” (internet search / services corporation)
    15. “Google” (internet services / software corporation)
    16. “Outlook” (e-mail / calendar website – Microsoft)
    17. “Facebook” (internet social media website)
    18. “ProtonMail” (encrypted e-mail website)
    19. “Robinhood” (personal investing / trading website)
    20. “The Motley Fool” (personal finance website)
    21. “Standard and Poors 500 – S&P 500″ (corporate credit ratings corporation)
    22. “Goop” (cosmetic products retail website – Gwyneth Paltrow)
    23. “Access Hollywood” (syndicated television show)
    24. “Anti-Defamation League | Fighting Hate for Good” (left-wing anti-racist organization)
    25. “9/11 Loose Change” (9/11 conspiracy video – Alex Jones; Dylan Avery; Cory Rowe; Jason Bermas)
    26. “Me Too / #MeToo movement” (anti-sexual harassment cult)
    27. “internet blood sports” (right-wing YouTube political debate term)
    28. “Stormer Book Club” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist cult – Andrew Anglin)
    29. “Boogaloo movement” (right-wing political militia)
    30. “Blood and Soil” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist slogan)
    31. “Jooz” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist meme / term)
    32. “Moonman” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist meme / term)
    33. “deFOO” (right-wing libertarian cult meme / term – Stefan Molyneux)
    34. “board” (internet discussion forum term)
    35. “Fourchan” (internet image discussion board)
    36. “original poster” (internet discussion board term)
    37. “/pol/ – politically incorrect” (right-wing white supremacist neo-Nazi internet discussion board)
    38. “coof” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    39. “boomer” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    40. “doomer” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    41. “zoomer” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    42. “Poojeet” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    43. “poorfag” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    44. “Europoor” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    45. “deboonk” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    46. “innawoods” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    47. “globohomo” (right-wing internet image board meme / term)
    48. “poo in the loo” (anti-Indian internet image board meme / term)
    49. “support me” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
    50. “support us” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
    51. “support the show” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
    52. “support the stream” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
    53. “support the president” (American political term)
    54. “show your support” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Poor” is a word in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,” the formal name of the Knights Templar.

PRES

  1. Word(s)
    1. PRES
  2. Example(s)
    1. “WordPress” (internet blogging software – Automattic)
    2. “ExpressVPN” (virtual private network software)
    3. “Meet the Press” (political television show – NBC)
    4. “PressTV” (Iranian government news channel)
    5. “Express” (British news website)
    6. “MintPress News” (left-wing political website)
    7. “Press for Truth” (left-wing conspiracy website)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “P-r-e-s” are letters in the words “Entered Apprentice,” the name of Freemasonry’s first degree.

PRIME

  1. Word(s)
    1. PRIME
  2. Example(s)
    1. “PRISM” (U.S. National Security Agency mass surveillance program)
    2. “Amazon Prime” (retail internet subscription service)
    3. “Walmart | Always Low Prices” (retail store corporation)
    4. “E-Prime” (behavioral psychology research software)
    5. “Prime Inc.” (trucking / transportation corporation)
    6. “Primerica” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    7. “Prime Coalition” (public charity organization)
    8. “PRIME – Peace Research Institute in the Middle East”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “P-r-m-e” are letters in the name of the Freemasonry god: “Supreme Architect of the Universe.”

RED

  1. Word(s)
    1. RED
  2. Example(s)
    1. “red pill” (right-wing political subculture term)
    2. “YouTube Red” (subscription internet video service – Google)
    3. “Redbox” (video rental kiosk corporation)
    4. “Reddit” (social media discussion website)
    5. “Redfin.com” (real estate sales / listing website)
    6. “Red Roof Inn” (motel chain corporation)
    7. “RedState” (right-wing political website)
    8. “Red Ice” (white supremacist internet talk show – Henrik Palmgren; Lana Lokteff)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “R-e-d” are letters in the words “Entered Apprentice,” the name of Freemasonry’s first degree.

ROCK

  1. Word(s)
    1. ROCK
  2. Example(s)
    1. “stock market”
    2. “armed forces”
    3. “Special Forces”
    4. “The Work of a Nation.” (Central Intelligence Agency official motto)
    5. “Works Progress Administration” (U.S. Govt. labor agency – Franklin Roosevelt)
    6. “CrossFit”
    7. “Microsoft” (internet media / software corporation)
    8. “XKEYSCORE”
    9. “CPU – Central Processing Unit”
    10. “Roku”
    11. “Rokfin”
    12. “Discord”
    13. “Infowars.com”
    14. “Fox Broadcasting”
    15. “ABC – American Broadcasting Company”
    16. “NBC – National Broadcasting Company”
    17. “CBS – Columbia Broadcasting System”
    18. “PBS – Public Broadcasting Service”
    19. “Excellence in Broadcasting – The EIB Network” (right-wing radio talk show – Rush Limbaugh)
    20. “Renegade Broadcasting | Your Home For Hard-Hitting Talk Radio” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Kyle Hunt; Sinead McCarthy)
    21. “Process Church of the Final Judgment” (serial killer affiliated religious cult – Hugh Bernstein)
    22. “WeWork” (office space sharing corporation)
    23. “It Works!” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    24. “Torch Antifa Network” (left-wing anti-racist cult)
    25. “Shield Wall Network” (white supremacist cult – Billy Roper)
    26. “Traditionalist Worker Party” (white supremacist cult – Matthew Heimbach)
    27. “9/11 Inside Job (“job” = “work” synonym)
    28. “COVID-19” (“ovid” = “worker” in Hebrew)
    29. “work it” (American black slang phrase)
    30. “a work” (professional wrestling drama term)
    31. “Bitcoin Core”
    32. “Oscar awards”
    33. “Congress”
    34. “Common Core”
    35. “cryptocurrency” (electronic virtual money)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Rock” is a word in the words “Dome of the Rock,” the name of the medieval headquarters building of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

SICARII

  1. Word(s)
    1. SICARII
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Salomonici Hierosolymitanis“
    2. “Western Civilization”
    3. “Free and Accepted Masons”
    4. “United States of America“
    5. “Office of Strategic Services“
    6. “Hiroshima + Nagasaki“
    7. “conspiracy theory”
    8. “America First”
    9. “serial killer“
    10. “Killer Instinct”
    11. “Assassin’s Creed”
    12. “Creating Christ”
    13. “Caesar‘s Messiah”
    14. “On the Historicity of Jesus“
    15. “Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA)”
    16. “Satanic Cults and Ritual Crime”
  3. Source(s)
    1. The word “Sicarii” is the name of the ancient Jewish cult of assassins and terrorists that instigated the First Jewish War against the Roman Empire.

SIDE

  1. Word(s)
    1. SIDE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “side degrees”
    2. “President”
    3. “DarkSide“
    4. “Inside Edition”
    5. “Business Insider”
    6. “political dissident”
    7. “dissident right”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “S-i-d-e” are letters in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,” the formal name of the Knights Templar.

SOLOMON

  1. Word(s)
    1. SOLOMON
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Commission“
    2. “Anonymous”
    3. “globohomo“
    4. “solo porn scene”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Solomon” is a word in the words “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon,“ the formal name of the Knights Templar.

SPACE

  1. Word(s)
    1. SPACE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “battle space“
    2. “MySpace“
    3. “Squarespace“
    4. “Twitter Spaces”
    5. “Space X” (space exploration corporation)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Space” is part of the definition of the word “temple” and refers to the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

STONE

  1. Word(s)
    1. STONE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “content”
    2. “television“
    3. “smartphone“
    4. “Windows“
    5. “Capital One” (American commercial bank)
    6. “Daily Motion“
    7. “Inside Edition“
    8. “Qzone” (Chinese social media website)
    9. “OneNote” (note making software – Microsoft)
    10. “OneDrive” (data storage internet service – Microsoft)
    11. “One People’s Project” (left-wing anti-racist website – Daryle Jenkins)
    12. “One America News Network” (right-wing news website)
    13. “The Golden One” (white supremacist YouTube channel – Marcus Follin)
    14. “stolen election“
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Stone” is a word in the words “Foundation Stone,” the name of the central object in the Dome of the Rock, the medieval headquarters building of the Knights Templar and the location of the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

SUPREME

  1. Word(s)
    1. SUPREME
  2. Example(s)
    1. “The Supreme Court”
    2. …
    3. …
    4. …
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Supreme” is a word in the name of Freemasonry’s god: “Supreme Architect of the Universe.”

TEMPLAR

  1. Word(s)
    1. TEMPLAR
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Free and Accepted Masons” (formal name of Freemasonry)
    2. “Entered Apprentice” (Freemasonry’s first degree)
    3. “Fellowcraft” (Freemasonry’s second degree)
    4. “Master Mason” (Freemasonry’s third degree)
    5. “international community”
    6. “incorporated” (business organizational term)
    7. “stock market” (business securities trading exchange)
    8. “digital currency” (
    9. “central bank” (governmental monetary institution)
    10. “Wall Street” (American financial / banking center)
    11. “Federal Reserve System” (American central bank)
    12. “The World Bank” (global lending institution for developing nations)
    13. “International Monetary Fund” (global lending institution for developing nations)
    14. “Bank for International Settlements” (global central bank for central banks)
    15. “Trilateral Commission” (international political / economic elites organization)
    16. “United Arab Emirates” (Middle East national government)
    17. “Islamic State” (Middle East Sunni terrorist government)
    18. “Belt & Road” (Chinese government international infrastructure project)
    19. “The Great Leap Forward” (Chinese government 1960’s-1970’s economic program)
    20. “Sturmabteilung” (German Nazi Party paramilitary organization)
    21. “The American Experiment” (American history sociological term)
    22. “Central Intelligence Agency” (U.S. national intelligence agency)
    23. “MK-ULTRA” (C.I.A. mind control experimental program)
    24. “Continental Army” (American colonial military)
    25. “Continental Congress” (American colonial legislature)
    26. “Democratic Party” (American national political party)
    27. “Republican Party” (American national political party)
    28. “National Justice Party” (white supremacist political party – Michael Peinovich)
    29. “American Freedom Party” (American neo-Nazi white supremcaist political party
    30. “impeachment“ (American political process)
    31. “mainstream” (sociological term)
    32. “liberal” (political ideological term)
    33. “Blackwater” (American private military contractor corporation)
    34. “climate change” (scientific / political global warming term)
    35. “Operation Warp Speed” (U.S. Government COVID-19 vaccine research program)
    36. “smartphone” (software enabled mobile telephone)
    37. “smarthome” (software enabled residence)
    38. “smartcar” (software enabled vehicle)
    39. “smart appliance” (software enabled home device)
    40. “platform” (internet social software term)
    41. “personal computer” (home computing device)
    42. “operating system” (computer science term)
    43. “stream / streaming” (internet multimedia term)
    44. “livestream / livestreaming” (internet multimedia term)
    45. “real time” (multimedia interaction term)
    46. “YouTube Partner” (YouTube video maker term)
    47. “Twitch Partner” (Twitch video maker term)
    48. “PlayStore” (mobile telephone app download service – Google)
    49. “Cloudflare” (internet website services company)
    50. “StreamLabs” (video / audio sharing website)
    51. “Alphabet” (internet / mobile telephone app services company – Google)
    52. “Parler“ (right-wing Republican social media website)
    53. “PayPal“ (internet payments processing corporation)
    54. “Palantir“ (U.S. Government intelligence / surveillance contractor corporation)
    55. “Gamestop“ (video game retail chain corporation)
    56. “Telegram“ (mobile telephone messaging application)
    57. “Face Time“ (mobile telephone video calling application)
    58. “ProtonMail“ (encrypted e-mail website / mobile telephone application)
    59. “Larry the Bird” (internet blogging corporation logo – Twitter)
    60. “PlayStation” (video game console – Sony)
    61. “Showtime” (cable television entertainment channel)
    62. “The Matrix” (science fiction action film)
    63. “The Parallax View” (political thriller conspiracy film)
    64. “Bell System” (telecommunications corporation – AT&T)
    65. “Tesla Incorporated” (electric vehicle manufacturing corporation – Elon Musk)
    66. “SpaceX – Space Exploration Technologies Corporation” (aerospace corporation – Elon Musk)
    67. “multi-level marketing” (alternative business organizational term)
    68. “The Party” (1984 novel fictional term)
    69. “The Family” (Christian religious cult)
    70. “PBS – Public Broadcasting System” (U.S. Government founded / funded television network)
    71. “Playboy” magazine (soft-core pornographic magazine – Hugh Hefner)
    72. “Time” magazine (American monthly news magazine)
    73. “The New York Times” (American daily newspaper)
    74. “The Los Angeles Times” (American daily newspaper)
    75. “The Washington Times” (American daily newspaper)
    76. “The Financial Times” (British daily newspaper)
    77. “The Times of London” (British daily newspaper)
    78. “The Sunday Times” (British weekly newspaper)
    79. “The Epoch Times” (right-wing political news website / newspaper)
    80. “Meet the Press” (American weekly political television show)
    81. “Servant of the People“ (Ukrainian comedy television show – Volodomyr Zelensky)
    82. “Real Time with Bill Maher” (American late night comedy talk show – HBO)
    83. “The Problem with John Stewart” (internet political talk show)
    84. “Permanent Record” (political conspiracy autobiography – Edward Snowden)
    85. “Programmed to Kill“ (political terrorism conspiracy book – Dave McGowan)
    86. “Prison Planet“ (right-wing political news website – Alex Jones)
    87. “Natural News” (right-wing political news website – Mike
    88. “The War Room” (right-wing political news show – Alex Jones)
    89. “Leak Project“ (conspiracy website / YouTube channel)
    90. “Mad at the Internet” (internet personalities gossip channel – Joshua Moon)
    91. “Plandemic” (internet COVID-19 medial conspiracy video)
    92. “Trust the Plan” (QAnonymous political conspiracy slogan)
    93. “From Darkness to Light” (QAnonymous political conspiracy slogan)
    94. “Q: The Plan to Save the World” (QAnonymous political conspiracy slogan)
    95. “LARP” (internet discussion board gossip term)
    96. “problematic” (pop socio-political term)
    97. “personal army” (internet discussion board gossip term)
    98. “THE COMPANY”
    99. “Blackwater”
    100. “nuclear weapons”
    101. “People’s Liberation Army”
    102. “Military Industrial Complex”
    103. “World Health Organization”
    104. “proletariat”
    105. “imperialism“
    106. “white supremacy”
    107. “Republican Party”
    108. “Democratic Party”
    109. “Swiss People’s Party”
    110. “Traditionalist Worker Party”
    111. “Justice and Development Party”
    112. “Black Lives Matter”
    113. “Politically Incorrect”
    114. “TRUST THE PLAN”
    115. “Social Justice Warrior”
    116. “Southern Poverty Law Center”
    117. “Royal Dutch Shell plc”
    118. “Exxon Mobil Corporation”
    119. “China Petrochemical Corporation”
    120. “The British Petroleum Company plc”
    121. “China National Petroleum Corporation”
    122. “Tesla Motors, Inc.“
    123. “General Motors Company”
    124. “General Electric Company”
    125. “Honeywell International Inc.”
    126. “Lockheed Martin Corporation”
    127. “Tumblr”
    128. “Oracle Corporation”
    129. “Apple Computer, Inc.”
    130. “Hewlett-Packard Company”
    131. “Skype Technologies S.A.R.L”
    132. “Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.”
    133. “Alibaba Group Holding Limited”
    134. “International Business Machines Corporation”
    135. “Barclays plc”
    136. “Bloomberg L.P.”
    137. “Morgan Stanley”
    138. “Berkshire Hathaway”
    139. “JPMorgan Chase & Co.”
    140. “Wells Fargo & Company”
    141. “Bank of America Corporation”
    142. “The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.”
    143. “Capital One Financial Corporation”
    144. “Walmart”
    145. “Prison Planet”
    146. “The Daily Telegraph”
    147. “Cable News Network”
    148. “McKesson Corporation”
    149. “CVS Health Corporation”
    150. “The Coca-Cola Company”
    151. “The Walt Disney Company”
    152. “Colgate-Palmolive Company”
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Templar” is a word in the name of the medieval Catholic military order the “Knights Templar“ and refers to the ancient Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

TRE

  1. Word(s)
    1. TRE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “stream / streaming” (internet multimedia term)
    2. “live stream / live streaming” (internet multimedia term)
    3. “support the stream” (internet talk show donation phrase)
    4. “Patreon” (internet crowdfunding website)
    5. “Stream” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    6. “Entropy” (right-wing streaming website)
    7. “TheStreet” (financial news website)
    8. “entrepreneur” (business / sociological term)
    9. “extremist” (political / sociological term)
    10. “extremism” (political / sociological term)
    11. “patriot” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    12. “treason” (right-wing political conspiracy term)
    13. “Patriot Prayer” (right-wing political militia)
    14. “Three Percenters” (right-wing political militia)
    15. “military tribunals” (QAnonymous conspiracy term)
    16. “Occupy Wall Street” (anti-corporation protest cult)
    17. “Whose streets? Our streets!” (political protest slogan)
    18. “Truthstream Media” (conspiracy YouTube channel – Aaron Dykes; Melissa Melton)
    19. “What Really Happened” (right-wing conspiracy news website – Michael Rivero)
    20. “akamaitree” (political conspiracy blog)
    21. “keeping it real” (American black slang phrase)
    22. “grift” (anti-alternative media term)
    23. “alternative” (media / political / sociological naming convention)
    24. “creators” (YouTube social media term)
    25. “reality TV” (television show genre)
    26. “virtual reality” (video game software term)
    27. “augmented reality” (video game software term)
    28. “Telegram Messenger” (internet messaging application – Pavel Durov; Nikolai Durov)
    29. “The Great Awakening” (QAnonymous conspiracy term)
    30. “Make America Great Again” (Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign slogan)
    31. “liberty”
    32. “The Intercept”
    33. “terrorism / terrorist”
    34. “Monster.com”
    35. “xHamster“
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Tre” is a Celtic place name meaning “hamlet, farmstead, or estate”, which words are a synonym for “land.”
    2. “Land” is a word in Genesis 22:2, the bible verse in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him: “He said, ‘Take now your son, your only son, whom you love, Isaac, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains of which I will tell you.’ “

TRUTH

  1. Word(s)
    1. TRUTH
  2. Example(s)
    1. “The Matrix” (science fiction action film)
    2. “The Truman Show” (science fiction comedy film)
    3. “An Inconvenient Truth” (global warming cult film – Al Gore)
    4. “The Truth About [insert subject] (YouTube video genre naming convention)
    5. “Saturday Night Live” (comedy television show – NBC)
    6. “Uber“
    7. “GitHub”
    8. “Tumblr“
    9. “Accenture” (business / government consulting corporation)
    10. “WorldVentures” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    11. “Pizza Hut” (fast food restaurant corporation)
    12. “Trump Tower” (New York City landmark building – Donald Trump)
    13. “culture war” (political / sociological term)
    14. “cancel culture” (left-wing political subculture term)
    15. “The Young Turks” (left-wing political YouTube channel – Cenk Uygur)
    16. “Southern Poverty Law Center” (left-wing political organization)
    17. “Return of Kings” (right-wing men’s rights website)
    18. “Turning Point USA” (right-wing political organization)
    19. “Gateway Pundit | We report the truth.” (right-wing news website)
    20. “True Pundit” (right-wing political website – Michael Moore [“Thomas Paine”])
    21. “Natural News (right-wing conspiracy website – Mike Adams)
    22. “The Truth Movement” (internet conspiracy subculture)
    23. “9/11 Truth” (9/11 conspiracy subculture – Alex Jones)
    24. “Scholars for 9/11 Truth” (9/11 conspiracy organization)
    25. “Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth” (9/11 conspiracy organization – Richard Gage)
    26. “Trust the Plan” (QAnonymous cult slogan)
    27. “BitChute” (right-wing / neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    28. “TruNews” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel YouTube channel – Rick Wiles)
    29. “TruthVids” (conspiracy YouTube channel)
    30. “Truth Just Ahead” (conspiracy YouTube channel)
    31. “RTR Truth Media” (conspiracy YouTube channel – Tom Lacovara-Stewart)
    32. “Truthstream Media” (conspiracy YouTube channel – Aaron Dykes; Melissa Melton)
    33. “WorldTruth Video” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    34. “The Ugly Truth” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel website – Mark Glenn)
    35. “Christians for Truth” (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel website)
    36. “The Handsome Truth” (anti-Jewish YouTube channel – John Minadeo)
    37. “SMOLOKO.com | Reporting the Truth (anti-Jewish / anti-Israel website – Scottie Spencer)
    38. “The Turner Diaries” (white supremacist terrorist novel – William Pierce)
    39. “seething” (right-wing image board meme / term)
    40. “start-up”
    41. “featured”
    42. “Support the show.”
    43. “Support the channel.”
    44. “thumbs up / thumbs down” (website user interface term – Facebook / YouTube)
    45. “authorities”
    46. “free thought”
    47. “breakthrough infection”
    48. “anthropogenic global warming”
    49. “The Storm”
    50. “witch hunt”
    51. “voter fraud”
    52. “election fraud”
    53. “Stop the Steal”
    54. “overturn the election”
    55. “Counter-Currents”
    56. “flat earth”
    57. “name the Jew”
    58. “The goyim know. Shut it down!
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Truth” phonetically contains the word “youth.” “Youth” is one of the original Old English meanings of the word “knight.” “Knight” is a word in the name of the medieval Catholic military order the “Knights Templar.”
    2. “Truth” is a word twice occurring in the unofficial motto of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: John 8:32 – “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
    3. “Truth” is a word in the official mottos of U.S. Army Reserve 2nd Psychological Operations Group: “Veritas” [Latin: “Truth“], U.S. Army Reserve 7th Psychological Operations Group: “Support by Truth“, and U.S. Army Reserve 16th Psychological Operations Battalion: “Strength in Truth.”

VERITAS

  1. Word(s)
    1. VERITAS
  2. Example(s)
    1. “favorite“
    2. “verified“
    3. “gravitas” (media / political term)
    4. “diversity” (racial / cultural / political term)
    5. “investors“
    6. “metaverse“
    7. “livestream” (internet video service term)
    8. “interactive” (multi-media / video game term)
    9. “alternative“ (media / cultural / political term)
    10. “smartphone” (software enabled mobile telephone)
    11. “conservative“
    12. “live broadcast” (internet / radio / television multimedia term)
    13. “DLive” (multimedia streaming website)
    14. “Fiverr“
    15. “Brave“
    16. “Verisign”
    17. “Saturn Five“
    18. “Federal Reserve“
    19. “The View” (daytime talk television show – ABC)
    20. “The Verge”
    21. “They Live!”
    22. “LiveJournal” (Russian blogging website)
    23. “Live Nation” (music concert promotion corporation)
    24. “Russia Today” (television news network – Russian Government)
    25. “NBCUniversal” (television production / distribution / broadcast corporation)
    26. “Xbox achievements“
    27. “Saturday Night Live” (comedy television show – NBC)
    28. “60 Minutes Overtime“
    29. “Servant of the People“
    30. “Discovery Communications” (television production / distribution / broadcast corporation)
    31. “America First“
    32. “Save America” (Donald Trump political rallies name)
    33. “Project Veritas“
    34. “The Unz Review” (right-wing conspiracy website – Ron Unz)
    35. “National Review” (right-wing political magazine – William Buckley, Jr.)
    36. “sovereign citizen”
    37. “Save the Children” (political conspiracy cult slogan – QAnonymous)
    38. “WorldTruth Video” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    39. “Black Lives Matter” (left-wing anti-racist cult)
    40. “Intelligence Matters” (political internet talk show – CBS / Michael Morell)
    41. “March for Our Lives“
    42. “Save America March” (pro-Donald Trump political demonstration)
    43. “Axios | What Matters” (political news website)
    44. “Covert Action Magazine”
    45. “Alternative for Germany”
    46. “The Occidental Observer“
    47. “America First is Inevitable“
    48. “Media Matters for America” (left-wing news website)
    49. “Southern Poverty Law Center” (left-wing political organization)
    50. “Executive Intelligence Review” (right-wing political conspiracy magazine – Lyndon LaRouche)
    51. “Democrats | Change That Matters” (Democratic Party slogan)
    52. “ventilators“
    53. “safe and effective“
    54. “variant of concern”
    55. “Operation Warp Speed”
    56. “Centers for Disease Control and Prevention”
    57. “SARS – Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome“
  3. Source(s)
    1. “Veritas” is the Latin word for “truth.”
    2. “Truth” is a word twice occurring in the unofficial motto of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: John 8:32 – “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
    3. “Veritas” and “truth” are words in the official mottos of U.S. Army Reserve 2nd Psychological Operations Group: “Veritas”, U.S. Army Reserve 7th Psychological Operations Group: “Support by Truth“, and U.S. Army Reserve 16th Psychological Operations Battalion: “Strength in Truth.”

WE

  1. Word(s)
    1. WE
  2. Example(s)
    1. “World Wide Web” (graphical based component of the Internet)
    2. “Wii” (home video game console – Nintendo)
    3. “Weebly” (free blogging website)
    4. “Wikipedia” (free internet encyclopedia)
    5. “Kiwi Farms” (internet celebrity discussion forum – Joshua Moon)
    6. “Webull” (Chinese personal investing / trading website)
    7. “WeChat” (Chinese internet messaging software – TenCent)
    8. “WeWork” (office space sharing corporation – Adam Neumann)
    9. “We Are Change” (right-wing political conspiracy YouTube channel – Luke Rudkowski; Jason Bermas)
    10. “We Build the Wall” (American border construction project – Steve Bannon)
    11. “We Are The Champions” (Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign theme song)
    12. “WE tv” (television streaming service – AMC Networks)
    13. “WE.org” (Canadian international charity / development orgnization – Craig / Marc Kielburger)
    14. “ME to WE” (WE.org sister corporation – Craig / Marc Kielburger)
    15. “WeTransfer” (file sharing / transfer website)
    16. “WE Charity” (Canadian international charity / development orgnization – Craig / Marc Kielburger)
    17. “WE Movement” (YouTube international religious organization – Craig / Marc Kielburger)
    18. “WE Communications” (public relations and marketing corporation – Microsoft)
    19. “We Are Social USA” (internet marketing / communications corporation)
    20. “The We Company” (office space sharing corporation – Adam Neumann)
  3. Source(s)
    1. The letter “e” in the letters “we” are pronounced identically to the letters “ii” in the Latin word “Sicarii.”
    2. The word “Sicarii” is the name of the ancient Jewish cult of assassins and terrorists that instigated the First Jewish War against the Roman Empire.

WI

  1. Word(s)
    1. WI
  2. Example(s)
    1. “Wii” (home video game console – Nintendo)
    2. “Wi-Fi” (wireless devce communications standard)
    3. “wildfire” (natural disaster term)
    4. “Wikipedia” (internet encyclopedia)
    5. “Kiwi Farms” (internet celebrity discussion forum – Joshua Moon)
    6. “World Wide Web” (graphical component of the internet)
  3. Source(s)
    1. The pronunciation of the letters “W-I” is identical to the pronunciation of the word “why.”
    2. The letters in the word “why” are identical to the letters in the Tetragrammaton, the Hebrew name of the Jewish god “YHWH.”

WORLD

  1. Word(s)
    1. WORLD
  2. Example(s)
    1. “free world” (U.S. Government Cold War propaganda term)
    2. “World Wide Web” (graphical based component of the Internet)
    3. “The World Bank” (developing nations lending institution)
    4. “World Economic Forum” (global economic / trade organization)
    5. “World Trade Organization” (global economic / trade organization)
    6. “World Health Organization” (global health / medical organization)
    7. “World Trade Center” (New York City landmark office buildings)
    8. “WIRe – World Intelligence Review” (U.S. Government intelligence briefing – Central Intelligence Agency)
    9. “My World” (Russian social media website)
    10. “WorldNetDaily” (right-wing news website – Joseph Farah)
    11. “WorldVentures” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    12. “World of Warcraft” (multi-player internet video game)
    13. “WWE | World Wrestling Entertainment” (professional wrestling media corporation)
    14. “WCW | World Championship Wrestling (professional wrestling media corporation)
    15. “Q: The Plan to Save the World” (right-wing political conspiracy term – QAnonymous)
    16. “WorldTruth Video” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist video website)
    17. “The Church of all Worlds” (left-wing religious cult)
    18. “Grow – World Community Mental Health Movement” (mass killer affiliated psychological counseling service – Brenton Tarrant)
    19. “clown world” (right-wing internet subculture meme / term)
    20. “word processor” (document creation software)
    21. “Word” (word processing software – Microsoft)
    22. “WordPress” (internet blogging software – Automattic)
    23. “Logos [Greek: “Word“] Rising” (anti-Jewish political conspiracy book – E. Michael Jones)
    24. “woke” (left-wing conspiracy subculture term)
    25. “wake up” (right-wing conspiracy subculture term)
    26. “The Great Awakening” (right-wing political conspiracy term – QAnonymous)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “World” is a synonym for “earth.” “Earth” is a synonym for “land.” “Land” is a word in Genesis 22:2, the bible verse in which God commands Abraham to kill and sacrifice his son Isaac to him: “He said, ‘Take now your son, your only son, whom you love, Isaac, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains of which I will tell you.’ “

X

  1. Word(s)
    1. X
  2. Example(s)
    1. “next gen / next generation” (consumer product marketing term)
    2. “FX” (cable television channel – Fox Broadcasting)
    3. “TEDx” (video lecture series – YouTube)
    4. “Pixel” (consumer electronic device brand – Google)
    5. “Nexus” (consumer electronic device brand – Google)
    6. “Excel” (spreadsheet software – Microsoft)
    7. “Xbox” (video game console – Microsoft)
    8. “Netflix” (video streaming internet service)
    9. “Firefox” (website browsing software – Mozilla)
    10. “Linux” (alternative computer operating system – Linus Torvald)
    11. “Xerox” (hardware / software corporation)
    12. “FedEx” (package shipping corporation)
    13. “Space X” (space exploration corporation)
    14. “Alexa” (electronic personal assistant – Amazon)
    15. “HBO Max” (video streaming internet service – WarnerMedia)
    16. “SiriusXM” (satellite radio corporation)
    17. “SXSW” (Austin, Texas music festival)
    18. “Isagenix” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    19. “ExpressVPN” (commercial virtual private network software)
    20. “Internet Explorer” (internet browser software – Microsoft)
    21. “X Games” (unconventional professional sports competition term)
    22. “extreme sports” (unconventional sports term)
    23. “mixed martial arts” (hybrid physical combat system)
    24. “X rated” (pornographic multimedia term)
    25. “HardX” (pornographic video website)
    26. “XVideos.com (pornographic video website)
    27. “xHamster.com” (pornographic video website)
    28. “Day X” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist cult term)
    29. “Planet X” (astronomy conspiracy theory term)
    30. “The Matrix” (science fiction action film)
    31. “The X-Files” (science fiction television show – Fox)
    32. “NXIVM” (multi-level marketing sex cult)
    33. “Extinction Rebellion” (environmental activist cult)
    34. “free expression” (political / sociological term)
    35. “political extremism / st” (political / sociological term)
    36. “religious extremism / st” (political / sociological term)
    37. “toxic” (left-wing political subculture term)
    38. “Marxism / Marxist” (right-wing / neo-Nazi / white supremacist cult term)
    39. “Idavox” (left-wing anti-racist website – Daryl Jenkins)
    40. “Vox Day” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Theodore Beale)
    41. “Newsmax” (right-wing political news website)
    42. “Vox” (left-wing political news website)
    43. “Axios” (left-wing political news website)
    44. “Malcolm X” (left-wing black nationalist leader)
    45. “Joe Rogan Experience” (internet radio talk show – Joe Rogan)
    46. “National Center for Missing & Exploited Children”
  3. Source(s)
    1. The Latin letter “X” visually resembles the Greek letter “chi,” the first letter in the Greek word “Christos” and the first letter in the ancient Christian “chi rho” emblem.

XP

  1. Word(s)
    1. XP
  2. Example(s)
    1. “ExpressVPN” (commercial virtual private network software)
    2. “Windows XP” (computer graphical operating system – Microsoft)
    3. “Sony Xperia” (software enabled cellular telephone – Sony)
    4. “Google Pixel” (software enabled cellular telephone – Google)
    5. “Daily Express” (British general news website)
    6. “Google Chrome” (internet browsing software – Google)
    7. “Internet Explorer” (internet browsing software – Microsoft)
    8. “American Express” (credit card banking corporation)
    9. “The UnXplained” (mystery television show – Willliam Shatner)
    10. “The Joe Rogan Experience” (internet radio talk show – Joe Rogan)
    12. “The American Experiment” (American history sociological term)
  3. Source(s)
    1. The Latin letters “X” and “P” are orthographically identical to the Greek letters “chi” and “rho,” the first two letters in the Greek word “Christos” and the letters in the ancient Christian “chi rho” emblem.

YOU

  1. Word(s)
    1. YOU
  2. Example(s)
    1. “You‘re Fired.” (reality television show slogan – Donald Trump / The Apprentice)
    2. “YouGov” (political polling corporation)
    3. “YouTube” (social media video website – Google)
    4. “YouNow” (social media video website – Adi Sideman)
    5. “YouPorn” (pornographic video website)
    6. “Young Living” (multi-level marketing corporation)
    7. “Google Hangouts” (internet video communication service – Google)
    8. “Know Your Meme” (internet culture website)
    9. “Do your research.” (“QAnonymous cult slogan)
    10. “show your support” (internet talk show donation request phrase)
    11. “YMCA | Young Men’s Christian Association” (Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign theme song)
    12. “One America News Network | Your Nation. Your News.” (right-wing political television channel)
    13. “PragerU” (right-wing political YouTube channel – Dennis Prager)
    14. “The Young Turks” (left-wing political YouTube channel – Cenk Uygur)
    15. “BuzzFeed News | Reporting to You” (left-wing news website)
    16. “Unicorn Riot | Your Alternative Media” (left-wing anti-racist website)
    17. “Infowars | Because There’s a War on for Your Mind” (right-wing political website – Alex Jones)
    18. “Renegade Broadcasting | Your Home For Hard-Hitting Talk Radio” (neo-Nazi / white supremacist website – Kyle Hunt; Sinead McCarthy)
    19. “Youth for Western Civilization” (white supremacist cult – Kevin DeAnna)
    20. “Young Americans for Freedom” (right-wing political organization – William Buckley, Jr.)
    21. “(You)” (internet discussion board user interface / meme)
    22. “For You” (user interface page title – TikTok)
  3. Source(s)
    1. “You” is a partial spelling of the word “youth.” “Youth” is one of the original Old English meanings of the word “knight.” “Knight” is a word in the name of the medieval Catholic military order the “Knights Templar.”
    2. “You” is a word in the unofficial motto of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: John 8:32 – “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”