How to Blog Anonymously

If you want to blog these days, you are best served making some effort to keep it anonymous and unattached to your identity. There are different levels of anonymity, and things worth doing, vs things not worth doing.

The first thing you should do is get a VPN. You want to first anonymize your IP address, so it cannot be tracked back to you. There are a lot of choices, NORD is probably the biggest. All are likely comped by Cabal intel, and will draw Cabal-intel’s attention to you. But Cabal intel is going to find you one way or another, and a good VPN should protect you from doxing by Cabal’s lower-level clueless idiots.

Alternately, you can take other measures. An anonymous 4G mobile plan off a burner phone linked to your PC off  PdaNet is good. Stealing your neighbor’s Wifi can work if you can get away with it, though your neighbor will probably figure out what you are up to. But if you are under coverage, it may not matter. You can even use public Wifi access points.

Once you have an anonymous IP, get an anonymous email. Anonymous email places will record your IP, so get the VPN first. I do not really have a preference here, as I assume all are comped, and if your IP is anonymized, you should be good. Make sure you give them all fake information, but record the fake information you give them. I would also get a burner phone to use for account recovery, but that is me. If you have it for 4G already, problem solved. And do not open attachments, or somebody may end up digging through your entire computer. For that reason I would recommend you buy a $250 laptop to dedicate to just anonymous blogging for security, but if you can’t the truth is you will probably not need it.

From there, you can set up a blog on one of the free sites, but be warned, you can then be silenced very easily by any low level cog working at the blog company. And there will be low level cogs, looking to feel powerful, with nothing better to do than look for conservatives to ban. And if you begin to see success, they will find you and try to nip it in the bud.

From there, be cautious with the personal anecdotes in your writing. Once you have worked that hard to be anonymous, don’t blow it by revealing something that allows people to pin you down.

If you intend to make any sort of money, you should probably get an anonymous corporation, and bank account for it. There are several ways to do that, you can google it. Some lawyers sell an entire pre-made package for several hundred dollars, which you can then use to open a bank account. Bank of America is a pretty easy place to convert a corporation to a bank account with minimal effort. Then you can sign up for google ads, or receive payments for things like kindle books, or even donations under an anonymous corporation. Truth be told though, there is not any money in this. If you think Drudge makes $35 million per year, and you can get to 1/500th his traffic, and make $70,000 per year, it doesn’t work like that. But if you decide to go this route, do it before you get the VPN. Though I assume Nord, as a glowie operation, will tend to keep all payment information secure from the low-level clueless ideologue idiots who are your real concern. As a general rule, glowies will know all your business, but they will keep it secret because they don’t want others thinking of doing something like buying a Nord subscription to think it is anything but secure. If the Cabal glowies decide to out you, they will need you to make a mistake they can use as cover for how it happened innocently.

Whether you make money or not, if you intend to be a force, or think you can have a real effect, I would get a domain and host my own site. Basically, you rent a computer at a massive warehouse with computers connected to the internet, and you put your own blog software on the computer, and run your site there. You can still be shut down, but it is much less likely as hosts really don’t care what you put on their system unless it is criminal. By getting your own domain (www.yourdomain.com), you make it so if you get kicked off of one host, or just decide you want to use another host, your readers will not notice the move, since wherever your site ends up, your readers only need to know your domain to find it. This is usually around $120 per year, but if you google hosting, first year deals are usually for much less with a free domain. Be sure you register it all under the anonymous corporation, and use it to pay for everything. Do not use your name or credit card.

This should protect you from being doxxed by the clueless idiots who don’t even know about Cabal, but the truth is, I am not sure how much of a risk that is. Nor am I sure how much you will care, if you start to get successful. Because there are much bigger pains in the ass, believe it or not, and I do not think you can escape them. Get even slightly successful for a few years, and your last worry will be getting outed by Cabal’s low-level useful idiots.

The thing is, none of this will make you anonymous to the powers that be. To that end, you should know what you are getting into. If you begin to get successful, or show any potential, the machine will show up on your front door, looking to push you around. In truth, it will probably be there unseen from before you start, and only reveal itself if you look like you might be successful. I have no idea if the show it will put on is designed to intimidate you, or just to feel out how you will feel about an all powerful organization that pushes people around, to see if you might be willing to serve under it.

The basic deal is, they want to control the dialog. And if you are talking on a platform, that means they want control over you. I don’t really know whether they will recruit you or not under some circumstances, or if being a voice is reserved for their own. I do know it is a Matrix-like experience. The redpill is truth, and I would not have it any other way than to take it, but there is no measurement for how much more enjoyable ignorance is. Once you see the truth, there is no going back, and it is not clear to me Q will take this down in our lifetimes, if ever, or even if he might try to take it over himself for US domestic intel. You might be signing on for a lifetime spent knowingly in the fishbowl. And that status will probably transfer to your kids.

So blogging is sort of a tricky proposition. If you go out there and begin to succeed, your path will get much more difficult and unpleasant. On the other hand, the alternative is to leave an online dialog where the only voices are (((Their’s))), and the unknowing public is completely manipulated by what looks to me a pretty evil mechanism of total control that promotes utter sociopaths and child molesters to positions of high power. Fighting is a noble cause, but if you have family, or are just looking to make a living at this, I’d recommend just commenting on sites, as my impression is they don’t care about commenters so much.

But understand, succeeding at this, if it even can be done on your own (I still really have not, and I have been at it a while), is not all upside. And the consequences are pretty major. I am not sure what would happen if this site suddenly went viral and got Drudge-like traffic. Vault-Co didn’t blog consistently, in a massively fun way for years, and just shut down for nothing.

From there, understand building an audience is a long process, and the only way is through consistency. People will tend to stop by and move on, even if you write every day. But a few people here and there will come back, and they will accumulate, but only if you provide regular content they find interesting. And if you miss a few weeks, 98% of five year’s work can be gone in that time, and you will have to start over. So put your nose to the grindstone, and crank out something you find interesting as often as you can.

There is probably more, but I think that covers most of the basics.