I was once interviewing Steve Quayle, several years ago, and he made an emphasized point regarding to how many publications I have produced as means to state that Steve felt that I have seen a lot of events transpire. When Steve said this, I did not quite realize the importance at that time. However, I have since done an analysis of personal volume and although I won't brag about my quality of research and discovery, I will say that the total volume of publications is staggering. It also does not mean that I am more talented than the next person, however, it does mean I have significant longevity which explains the prodigious volume.  I have authored/produced in my various forums of TV, radio, print media, video productions and podcasts. For the last several years, I have produced an average of over 9,000 publications per year. As I have responded to Steve's comment, in retrospect, I realized that I have a significant amount of material that I should submit to a review of various topics using some "borrowed" techniques from a research practice called a metanalysis which combines several studies., some professional, some anecdotal which creates a preponderance of the evidence type of conclusions.

I have a great amount of volume at my personal disposal and I have decided that, from time to time, I am going to research the work that I have done on various topics and come to final conclusions by connecting the dots in laymen's terms.

There is so much to choose from that both myself and public would be interested in. For example, I know and can prove who fired the fatal head shot. That killed JFK, from the grassy knoll in 1963. I know who hired him, I know who saw him commit the act, I know how he was paid and who paid him. That is just one example of the material I have at my fingertips. In more recent history, I know how the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump and the disenfranchisement of the American voter. I know why it was done, I know how it was done and the pattern is nearly identical from Arizona to Georgia to Pennsylvania to Wisconsin to Michigan, etc. The pattern was also the same and involved five universal strategies.