Sphere VII · The Insider Circuit

Blue Blood, True Blood

Stewart Swerdlow

FILE: BBT-2002 2002 · Single witness BEARING: NE
PROVENANCE WARNING. A single-witness thesis connecting directly to File MTK-1992 through the same author. Bloodline claims are unverifiable and unendorsed; the taxonomy is reproduced as found.

Swerdlow's thesis is a taxonomy of inheritance. In his account, humanity's ruling lines descend from off-world stock: the Blue bloods of the old royal houses, the True bloods of claimed pure descent, and the Red and Green lines interwoven through what he calls the hybridization program of recorded history.

The author writes as an insider of File MTK-1992, and the two files must be read together: where Montauk gives the program, Blue Blood gives the claimed pedigree it served. The Analyst notes only that the same claims echo, from an entirely different source type, in File LAC-1999.

Lines of descent, the witness swore, run older than the crown,

in every crest a foreign star looks coldly, darkly down;

no herald dares to read the shield, no chronicle will own

each bar sinister ascending from a seed not earthly sown —

so ask the verse what it conceals: its first sounds are the key.

READING NOTE. Blue Blood, True Blood: Conflict & Creation (Expansions Publishing, 2002) remains under its author's rights and is not reproduced here. Swerdlow's companion volumes — 13 Cubed: The God-Power of Three, Healer's Handbook, and the hyperspace-language works — extend the same thesis. The bloodline taxonomy is summarized in the edition above; the full text is obtainable through the author's own press.
STUDY EDITION · THE TAXONOMY MAPPED, NOTHING REPRODUCED

THE BLOODLINE TAXONOMY — A STUDY

Swerdlow's thesis, published in 2002 by his own press, is a taxonomy of inheritance: the claim that Earth's ruling lines descend from off-world stock, and that recorded history is the record of their breeding program. The study below maps the taxonomy as the author set it out.

The four bloods

The argument's shape

The book opens with the author's own claimed history — his childhood recruitment, by his account, into the programs filed here as MTK-1992, and his claimed genetic profile as a program subject — and then widens into a counter-history: Sumer and the Anunnaki as the program's opening chapter; the priest-kings of Egypt, the Merovingians, and the modern royal houses as successive custodians of the bloodline; language, ritual, and heraldry read as surviving program-code. Later sections turn prescriptive: deprogramming methods, color- and symbol-therapies, and the author's "hyperspace language" system of archetypes.

Cross-references in the stacks

The file connects to MTK-1992 through the author's own testimony — he is the cycle's most prolific claimed Montauk Boy — and its bloodline taxonomy echoes, from an entirely different source type, the claims of File LAC-1999: where Lacerta speaks of genetic management by an outside species, Swerdlow claims to name the managed lines. The Analyst notes that each file's believers cite the other as corroboration, and each file's skeptics cite the other as evidence of a circulating script.

— the second sigil begins every line of the lie —
ANALYST'S MARGIN. A bearing is recorded for this file. The Librarian keeps nine bearings and, it is said, one letter for each. The compass gives the order — North first, then by the sun's turning, and the Center last of all. The letters, set in that order, are said to speak a Name. The Deep Vault answers to nothing else.