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The Solomon Shamir: Worm, Weapon, or Something We Were Never Meant to Hold by Kevin Wikse

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The Solomon Shamir: Worm, Weapon, or Something We Were Never Meant to Hold Illustration of the Solomon Shamir from Solomonic tradition, analyzed by Kevin Wikse as a cryptid phenomenon that may represent either a biological desert entity related to the Mongolian Death Worm or a controlled ancient cutting force. There are two kinds of lies people tell themselves. The first is that ancient people were stupid. The second is that dangerous things only exist when modern science gives them a clean name. I don’t buy either. The Solomon Shamir sits right in that uncomfortable middle ground—where folklore starts behaving like field notes and myth stops acting metaphorical. Depending on who you ask, the Shamir is a worm, a stone, a substance, or a force. That alone should tell you something is being hidden in plain sight . And when you place it next to another desert legend—the Mongolian Death Worm —the shadows start lining up a little too neatly to ignore. If the Shamir Was Alive Let’s...
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The Gonakadet: The Sea-Wolf of the Pacific Northwest by Kevin Wikse

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I first heard about this beast from a Tlingit ex-girlfriend more than two decades ago. The way she said the name — Gonakadet — cracked like a rifle shot in my skull. The Sea-Wolf . Half-myth, half-mammal, and all hunger. Her story still bubbles up from the subconscious like something dragged through the dream-silt of my brain. Most memories sink back into the mire, but this one claws up and refuses to let go. You don’t shake the Sea-Wolf; the Sea-Wolf shakes you. The Girl and the Gray Dog-Sharks She told me about standing on the shores of Lake Iliamna as a little girl, when the water was flat as glass. Then came the wakes — five, six of them, cutting across the surface, converging like missiles on her position. At first she thought they were seals. Cute, clumsy, oversized seals. Then the truth surfaced: gray dog-sharks, spotted hides, eyes full of hate. “If I’d been in the water,” she said, “they would have torn me to pieces.” She never touched Iliamna again. Haunted her whole l...
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Kevin Wikse vs The Men in Black "Over 2 MILLION Reads" Special Edition by Kevin Wikse

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  Kevin Wikse — when the Men in Black arrive, the conversation is already over. 9/30/2025 Update Originally written in 2017 , my experimental, semi-fictionalized work American Horror: Kevin Wikse vs. The Men in Black has since surpassed two million reads . The piece was never intended to be comfortable. It was written to document an encounter I experienced with individuals I believe were Men in Black, somewhere between Idaho and California—an encounter that emerged from my association with ufologist Phil Schneider , circumstances surrounding his death, and a classified project I was invited to observe. The work resonated because it was not speculative horror. It was proximity. While certain elements of the narrative were deliberately stylized, the core events were not imagined. There are factual components of that encounter which did occur and permanently altered my understanding of power, enforcement, and consequence. To my knowledge, I remain the only individual to hav...
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Hands Across America, The Quantum Weld and the Dawning of a Dark New World by Kevin Wikse

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   "There are stones that the builders refused. Your one chance at salvation is to be the stone who refused the builder." —  Kevin Wikse. DISCLAIMER: The following research, theories, and conclusions have  never before been published online . They are the  original intellectual property  of  Kevin Wikse , the result of  unique investigative insight, remote viewing analysis, and deep metaphysical and psychoenergetic research . Credit is demanded and expected  for the time, effort, and sacrifice made in the construction of this one-of-a-kind exposé. Unauthorized use without citation will be noted, exposed, and challenged. The Occult Lie That Made the Headlines On May 25, 1986, nearly 7 million Americans joined hands across the United States in what was sold to the public as a humanitarian effort to fight hunger and homelessness. That’s the  lie  that made the headlines. The truth is far stranger, far more deliberate, and far more dang...
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