The Info Web

The Info Web

An archive of intelligence operations, government programs, parapsychology, and political scandals, with references and connections between the people and organizations involved.

3,724 entries · 19 clusters
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Dispatches all dispatches

26 Oct 2026 · cites 4 entries
Funding Conduit

A November 1968 CIA Central Cover Staff memorandum lists John Hay Whitney's charitable trust as a 'Funding conduit under Project QKOPERA,' the designation it gives the Congress for Cultural Freedom.

26 Oct 2026 · cites 5 entries
Legend, Not History

The 1862 House record names J. Pierpont Morgan as lender and voucher payee on the Hall carbines; the 1941 study calling the case against him 'legend, not history' was written by a Morgan vice president.

In focus most worked on, last 30 days

Organization · Government Organization8 edits in the last 30 days · named on 51 pages
Foreign Technology Division

Wright-Patterson scientific and technical intelligence unit, the Air Technical Intelligence Center from 1951, Foreign Technology Division from 1961 and NASIC since 2003, which housed Project Blue Book and analyzed UFO reports by regulation.

Person · Intelligence & Government8 edits in the last 30 days · named on 26 pages
Kit Green

Christopher 'Kit' Green was a CIA physician who served as the agency's liaison for the SRI remote viewing program from 1972, handled Uri Geller's tests, and later contributed to AATIP.

Person · Intelligence & Government6 edits in the last 30 days · named on 186 pages
Ari Ben-Menashe

Iranian-born Israeli-Canadian, self-described former Israeli military-intelligence official, and recurring source on U.S.-Israeli arms dealing, the October Surprise, PROMIS, Robert Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein; a congressional task force found his claims not credible.

Person · Scientists & Researchers8 edits in the last 30 days · named on 26 pages
Garry Nolan

Garry Nolan is a leading research scientist at Stanford University, specializing in genetics, immunology, and bioinformatics.

Most active cluster U.S. Army · Defense Intelligence Agency · Remote Viewing 364 entries · 285 edited in the last 30 days

Most mentioned

People all

  1. Jeffrey Epstein288
  2. Ronald Reagan247
  3. John F. Kennedy216
  4. Ari Ben-Menashe186
  5. Hal Puthoff163
  6. George H.W. Bush161
  7. Richard Nixon161
  8. Donald Trump159

Organizations all

  1. Central Intelligence Agency1280
  2. Federal Bureau of Investigation776
  3. Department of Justice692
  4. U.S. Army583
  5. United States Senate567
  6. State Department447
  7. U.S. Attorney General375
  8. New York Times348

Programs all

  1. PROMIS190
  2. Stargate Project165
  3. Project MKUltra121
  4. Grill Flame93
  5. Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program57
  6. Center Lane52
  7. Operation Gladio41
  8. Project Bluebird and Project Artichoke35

Events all

  1. World War II259
  2. Iran-Contra Affair173
  3. Freedom of Information Act167
  4. September 11 attacks138
  5. Church Committee121
  6. Epstein non-prosecution agreement91
  7. Bay of Pigs89
  8. BCCI Kerry-Brown Senate Report80

Concepts all

  1. Cocaine230
  2. Remote Viewing211
  3. Cold War209
  4. Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena169
  5. Parapsychology152
  6. Extrasensory Perception126
  7. Child sexual abuse material120
  8. Psi117

Places all

  1. United States1457
  2. New York632
  3. Israel496
  4. California464
  5. White House403
  6. Florida348
  7. London347
  8. Soviet Union333

Clusters 4 largest communities · all 19

364 entries U.S. Army · Defense Intelligence Agency · Remote Viewing
360 entries Ronald Reagan · Washington Post · Ari Ben-Menashe
316 entries State Department · New York Times · Director of Central Intelligence
262 entries Donald Trump · Peter Thiel · Stanford University

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