The Unbroken Thread — Timeline
About This Document

About This Document

The Unbroken Thread is a research document connecting documented historical events across 65,000 years. Every entry is sourced. Every claim traces to a named primary document, court record, peer-reviewed study, government release, or named journalist's investigation. Where evidence is contested, that contestation is noted. Where a pattern exists, it is recorded and left for the reader to interpret.

The document has no ideology. It implicates no group exclusively and protects no group selectively. The banking thread runs through Jewish bankers, Protestant bankers, Catholic institutions, and secular corporations equally. The war thread runs through Republican and Democratic administrations equally. The suppression thread runs through every religion that ever held institutional power. If a reader finds the document confirms their existing political position entirely, they have not read it carefully.

The document was started by Andrew Coleman, a self-employed carpenter in Pennsylvania, on February 28, 2026 — the day a girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran was struck in the opening hours of Operation Epic Fury, killing 165 people, most of them children between seven and twelve years old. He had no platform, no institutional affiliation, and no agenda. He had been carrying the connections for years. That day he felt the need to put them somewhere honest.

It spread because the facts speak for themselves.

What qualifies an entry

A documented event with a verifiable source that connects to one or more of the document's established threads. The connection must be observable in the record, not asserted.

What disqualifies an entry

Unverified claims. Anonymous sources without corroboration. Patterns asserted without documentation. Anything that requires the reader to trust the author rather than the source.

To suggest an addition

If you have a documented event with verifiable sources that connects to one of the document's threads, use the contact below. Include the event, the date, the source, and which thread you believe it connects to.

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“The further back you look, the further forward you can see.”

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