Addendum: More Squatch-inspired AI imagery

Episode 1: The Ambassador, or I Was a Jewish Space Marine

On July 4th, 2022, fans of the podcast Knowledge Fight first learned of a new "Space Weirdo" who appeared on Project Camelot and revitalized what had become a wasteland of COVID and QAnon conspiracies. Berg seemed different from host Kerry Cassidy's previous guests. He claimed to be a US Marine and a doctor of anthropology, a member of a secretive space program called Project Black Kraken. Berg had first appeared several days prior to his debut on Knowledge Fight. His first interview on Project Camelot concerned his telepathic communications with an alien hominid called Squatch, who would later be known as "The Ambassador." And so began the Saga. Interview 1: June 26, 2022 Several days later, hosts Dan Friesen and Jordan Holmes of Knowledge Fight decided, as they sometimes do, to take a break from their usual critical and contextual coverage of Alex Jones of InfoWars (no link provided). Fortunately for Jordan and the listeners, Dan had found "Something wo...

Addendum: A Visual Journey

A doctored Project Black Kraken mission patch Black Kraken transport ship Cerberus arriving at Mars The Outer Station of USMC Mars-1 Solomon Berg, Daniel Jordan and Fiona Seline arrive on Mars in a Black Kraken dropskiff Squatch-and-Rescue Commando All Hail David Bowie, Supreme Technocract of Mars Working Class Cavemen on Ancient Mars labor under the watch of an Annunaki Overlord The Ziggurats of the Holy City of Zaxxon on Mars The Pyramids of the Holy City of Zaxxon on Mars A Glyph on a Martian Stelae Ritual Combat on Mars Daniel Jordan enjoys a 420 Break on Mars Druuz, the Martian Lizard Warlord Fiona Seline, feline bodyguard of Solomon Berg Reptoid Warriors on Mars The Ambassador boards his rescue ship

Intro

Welcome to the Saga of Solomon Berg, a Project Black Kraken Project. The purpose of this blog is to collect, in one place, the ephemera of the life of the late Lieutenant Colonel Solomon Berg, of the USMC crypto-program Project Black Kraken. As Solomon said, "There are no heroes to the Squatch." So, in honor of his wisdom, we will not call Berg a hero. He was a human being, not some patriarchal western construct. He died as he lived: honorably. Solomon Berg was born in Westchester, New York, to Phil and Judith Berg, and lived there for most of his childhood until he was 15 and his family relocated to Yonkers, closer to the community they served. Berg's parents were philanthropists who helped to put computers in public schools in the 90s. Berg was a basketball star and an honors student. He was raised in Humanistic Judaism. He attended Temple University, where he later taught, when he wasn't traveling to other countries or living on Mars. Berg is survived by his older...

The Saga of Solomon Berg

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