About Babylon Observer

The mission

I help people better comprehend the hidden mechanisms of control and influence that surround us, so that they (and we) can come to a fuller understanding of where we are, who we really are, and what needs to be done, going forwards.

With a background in documentary and video production, I apply my story-telling sensibility to make learning about our true situation here in earth as (hopefully) compelling and entertaining as possible, while still maintaining an air of reasonableness so people can share this content with 'skeptical' friends and family.

The primary project here is my Mystery Paper documentary series about the mercantile origins (and current reality) of our 'money' system, inspired originally by the research and experiences of Cal Washington. You can watch episodes 1-4, and episode 5 is currently in (the research/scripting phase of) production.

The approach

I'm just one man for now (with a supportive partner who contributes her talents and perspective also), but as time goes on I'd like to be able to marshall resources towards producing this kind of content on a scale and quality level that can reach more (of the right) minds. Why should Netflix have a monopoly on good-production value mind-manipulation?

I have a natural aversion to getting sucked into social media systems, but at the same time I don't want to avoid them entirely if it can help bring new people into the fold. While I will secondarily post videos on youtube/instagram etc, my primary focus is this website, this membership and creating material (video and articles) that is most useful for the people (ie. you) that I can interact with directly.

Please do subscribe (to the mailing list), comment, and let me know if you have particular insights that you think could help improve the content and benefit others here.

Accepting the spiritual game

Despite always having been curious by nature — and always working to understand how and why things 'work' the way they do — I was still a confident and proud atheist until approximately 35 years old (6~ years ago as of writing). How then, can I expect someone who was in my situation to immediately drop their own life-long biases to accept (or even entertain) the kind of conclusions that I currently hold?

Regardless of how amazing an argument I might be able to present in a video or article, I can't expect people to just drop everything they hold dear and pick up a different set of beliefs, no matter how much more coherent and well-founded they might be (ha).

It would appear that we all really do have free will — the personal choice to invite in new information and ideas, or to reject it. I believe now that even with a 'Clockwork Orange' eyelid contraption and the slickest documentary presentation on earth, I couldn't force someone to accept a new conclusion if they weren't willing to consider it.

I can't force someone to change their mind, I can only offer seeds that they can choose to allow into their subconscious.

We're all on our own journey

Why did it take me so long to realise that there aren't 'endless conspiracies', but rather than there is one big conspiracy?

Do we all need to hit a certain point of critical desperation (e.g. unexplainable health problems, divorce and child custody battles, mortgage and property tax issues and so on) before we are truly willing to question our fundamental assumptions about reality, which we all had conveniently installed as children via school and media?

If I look at the people I know who saw the 2020-con for what it was from the get-go, pretty much all of them had personal experiences whereby they suffered at the hands of the medical system, such that they no longer reflexively believed or trusted the narrative as presented.

We can speculate about spiritual veils and try to find patterns as to why certain people 'wake up' at different times, in different ways, but the conclusion (to me) remains the same: everyone is on their own path and all you can do is plant a seed, and let them come back to you in their own time.

What 'woke me up' will be different to what resonates with someone else based on their own personality, perspective and life experience. What I can do, though, is package what I see as some of the most compelling and revealing insights about how this world seems to function, and let people come to their own conclusions.

Where to from here?

I will share more about my own journey later, but for now my focus is on the following:

1. Finessing this new website so everything works as expected.
2. Research for the upcoming Episode 5 of Mystery Paper.
3. Putting out short research videos and articles along the way.
4. Sharing other observations and discoveries as I encounter them.
5. Building up to larger/more ambitious projects as time goes on.

That's all for now!

Alex