About
Who rules the world, according to whom.
Reality According To maps what particular authors say about who controls the world: every person, group, bloodline, place and idea they name, arranged into the chain of command they describe, and cited to the hour or chapter where they said it.
What this is not
Nothing on this site is endorsed or presented as fact. Every page is one author's claims, in their own terms, so you can read them clearly, trace them to the source and compare them with another author's. Where an author contradicts themselves or changes their account over time, the site shows that too.
How it's made
- Read everything. Each author's books or broadcasts are read in full and every name they give is extracted, with the unit it came from: the broadcast hour, or the book and chapter.
- Place every name. Each name goes into the author's own hierarchy: who they say is at the top, who answers to whom, and what each one controls. Only relationships the author states are drawn.
- Cite every line. Each claim carries a numbered footnote, like this[1]. The notes at the end of each page name the book chapter or broadcast hour the claim comes from, and link to it.
- Line the authors up. Names that two authors both use are matched, 527 so far, so you can see where each one places the same player.
The tiers
Each hierarchy runs from Tier 0, the apex, down to Tier 6, the people being ruled; Tier X holds the opposition, resistance and targets. The tier titles are each author's own.
Sources
William Cooper The Mystery Babylon series on his shortwave program The Hour of the Time, 1992–1994. 43 broadcast hours · 555 profiles · 2,288 names · 567 dated events Every source unit → David Icke Four books: And the Truth Shall Set You Free, The Biggest Secret, Everything You Need to Know, Perceptions of a Renegade Mind, 1995–2021. 166 source units · 952 profiles · 8,579 names · 2,839 dated events Every source unit →