An annotated map of every linked site · with summaries of their actual contents
The whole, at a glance
Ten live sites, but one coherent project. Across finance, health policy, accountability
journalism, electoral politics, spirituality, and primary-source research, the same lens recurs: realign power
and capital toward life, transparency, and human freedom — and hold the institutions
that betrayed that trust to account.
Two of the sites are working tools (the World Maker backtester and the Oracle Mother
divination app). Three are policy & legislative campaigns centered on the
MAHA health-freedom agenda and the Burlison/Great American Health Plan. Two are deep
primary-source accountability dossiers on COVID-era governance and the
Füllmich prosecution. One is a
political-figure campaign (Massie 2028). And two — Fund Balance and Mother's Arms —
are the institutional and editorial home base: the investment practice it all
extends from, and the Substack that chronicles the movement.
⚖️ Values-based finance🩺 Health freedom & MAHA policy🦠 COVID accountability🇺🇸 Constitutional politics🔮 Spirituality & consciousness📥 Primary-source research
Ten sites, grouped by strand — full breakdown below.
The institutional home: a sustainable-infrastructure and socially-responsible
investment practice aimed at "culturally and commercially empowering healthy and thriving
civilizations" through bioregional economies.
What's on it
About / Our Story / team / contact / blog
Strategic consulting services for accredited investors
Nine white papers — ESG investing, local institutional investing, sustainable finance
RSS news aggregation across environmental finance, climate & sustainability
Key themes
Environmental & Social (ES) risk/return analysis across asset classes
Research spanning fixed income, equities, hedge funds, ventures
Climate mitigation, ocean health, sustainable agriculture; critique of fossil-fuel subsidies
Tone: earnest, advocacy-oriented — rigorous financial analysis fused with
environmental conviction; responsible investing framed as both sound and a moral imperative.
A working values-based portfolio backtester that coordinates "activist
capital" — long sustainable companies, short harmful actors — while generating activist
messaging and tracking real-world impact alongside returns.
Features & tools
Backtesting engine — 1/3/5-year horizons on live Yahoo Finance data, configurable short tiers
Live portfolio & ticker analyzer with technical charts and values-signal news flags
Activist X-post generator for single stocks or whole-portfolio updates
Portfolio news feed, sentiment/intelligence panel, and a private-capital directory
(Iroquois Valley, Dirt Capital, Mad Capital)
Methodology & thesis
Organized capital can move markets — cites tobacco, apartheid, fossil fuels as precedent
Longs in "future-building" sectors vs. shorts on "20 bad actors" across three tiers
Optimizes for impact-per-dollar × execution efficiency × user-stress minimization
Full cost disclosure: 0.1% per long, 0.2% per short, 5% annual borrow on shorts
Tone: educational, mission-driven, transparent — explicitly activist rather than
neutral ESG. "Doing good and doing well are not in conflict."
An operational brief from the Great American Health Alliance advocating passage of
the Burlison Bill (H.R. 8324) via budget reconciliation — universal Health Savings Accounts and
expanded coverage for integrative/preventive medicine.
Main sections
Situation assessment — chronic-disease prevalence and spending
The Four Pillars: HSAs for All, Price Transparency, TrumpRx, MAHA eligibility
Corporate-capture analysis & the 40-year "integrative medicine lockout"
Legislative strategy, timeline, decision-makers, and polling
Key proposals & claims
Universal HSA eligibility (drop the HDHP requirement); qualified expenses expanded to
supplements, nutritionists, health coaches; Medicare/Medicaid HSA access; codify TrumpRx
Claims: "90%+" of spending treats preventable conditions; 73% support universal HSAs
Critical deadline: June 12, 2026 (budget-resolution closure)
Tone: professional yet urgent — reads as an internal strategic memo doubling as
advocacy, blending technical legislative detail with populist anti-capture framing.
An open letter arguing the administration must deliver health-reform
legislation to retain the 4.5–9 million "MAHA voters" who proved decisive in 2024.
Thesis: "Deliver health — or lose in November."
Main sections
The Mandate — 85–90% bipartisan support for food safety & pharma accountability
The Swing-Vote Equation — MAHA voters dwarf the 2.3M popular-vote margin
The Structural Gap — executive action alone can't lower healthcare costs
Four Pillars + GAHA's H.R. 8324; McLaughlin poll at 73% for universal HSAs
Calls to action
Pass H.R. 8324 before the August recess; lead with food-safety as lowest-resistance terrain
Expand HSAs to integrative practitioners, autism therapeutics, compounded meds
Use the electoral math to persuade Trump's inner circle on voter retention
Tone: urgent, data-driven, strategic — political calculation backed by polling,
written as insider briefing yet readable.
A primary-source accountability dossier — subtitle "Power, Pandemic, and the
Architecture of Unaccountable Governance" — arguing that financial, surveillance, and
governance infrastructure was pre-positioned by elite networks before COVID-19.
Main arguments
Historic institutional networks & the surveillance lineage (PROMIS → Palantir)
Epstein as a network node linking finance, intelligence, and pandemic preparedness
Origins-suppression mechanisms (the Proximal Origin paper, interagency obstruction)
A reform / accountability framework
Representative claims
Gates Foundation's $55M BioNTech investment (Aug 2019); a $195.84M World Bank parametric payout on the WHO declaration
Named figures including Melanie Walker; Swiss Re's pre-2017 parametric trigger mechanism
Tone: investigative and documentary — extraordinary claims built on sourced
financial records, with analysis flagged as analysis (though the line occasionally blurs).
Read as primary-source argument, not settled conclusion.
A primary-source legal dossier on COVID-era accountability in Germany — arguing that
the German high courts ratified Nuremberg Code violations by prosecuting physicians over medical
exemptions, and that attorney Dr. Reiner Füllmich was wrongfully detained.
What's on it
Part I — international medical-ethics standards (Nuremberg Code, Geneva Conventions &
Declaration, the German Musterberufsordnung)
Part II — institutional failures across the US, EU, and Germany
Part III — the Corona Investigative Committee's collapse and Füllmich's detention
A formal DOJ inquiry demand regarding the arrest operation
Key claims & figures
§278 StGB convictions (~5,000 investigations) criminalizing physicians' exemption judgments —
upheld by the BGH and BayObLG
Füllmich allegedly lured to the consulate ("locken" / "Vorwand"), with deportation
substituted for lawful extradition (BMI letter, April 30 2026)
Defense counsel Katja Wörmer & Christof Miseré; network figures incl. Viviane Fischer,
Wolfgang Wodarg, Prof. Martin Schwab
Tone: prosecutorial yet documentary — meticulous primary-source citation with
pointed moral criticism, assembling an interpretive case against German institutions and
prosecutorial conduct. Read as primary-source argument, not settled conclusion.
A living, data-driven summary of the ~4,000-message MAHA transition policy inbox —
what citizens and experts actually wrote about, generated directly from a full-text index of
every message and its attachments.
What's on it
At-a-glance scale: 4,042 messages from 1,048 correspondents, 835 with attachments, and
2,332 sent directly by individuals — a citizen-heavy corpus.
A volume-over-time chart showing the post-election transition spike (~900–990/month,
Dec 2024–Feb 2025) and the long taper after.
Ranked thematic prevalence across 22 topics — the standout finding being that food, diet
& additives (1,352) is the largest substantive theme, ahead of vaccines and COVID.
Working observations plus a growing "next reads" queue — built to be returned to and extended.
Nature
Explicitly a living document: a permanent home to revisit the analysis and
record new insights as they surface.
Privacy-conscious — aggregate figures only; no individual names or addresses published.
Tone: analytical and evidence-first — figures computed from the index, with
method and limitations stated plainly. The newest addition to the constellation.
A working divination web app that answers questions through the lens of Ceanne
DeRohan's Right Use of Will (RUOW) — built by Leland in collaboration with Claude.
Its origin is a 1995 Yale dream: a vaulted chamber beneath an algae-covered reservoir,
biometric palm readers, a glowing screen, and ten golden words — among them "Do Art Slowly."
What it is — and isn't
A presence that points toward what needs to be felt — it names what's being denied and
reflects back what you already know but haven't let yourself know yet.
Not therapy, not a healer, not a substitute for the inner work — "it points, it does not heal."
How it works
Deployed on Fly.io; a Python-stdlib server and a single-file vanilla frontend.
The full RUOW text (~368k chars) is embedded and prompt-cached in the system prompt —
"the book lives in the oracle's own drawer."
Each question is auto-routed into one of three modes: Personal (Haiku, short
check-ins), Complex (Sonnet, philosophical depth), or News
(Sonnet + web search — current events read through the RUOW lens).
Symbol & sound language
Speaks in symbols only rarely — Hebrew letters, Elder Futhark runes, Egyptian glyphs, totem
teachers — "the way a medicine person places a single stone."
A synthesized 432 Hz sound library (drone, chimes, water, wind, fire, bell) blooms in the
browser behind the words.
The "shadow candle" (🕯 vs 🕯️): a Unicode rendering quirk kept deliberately as a confidence
marker in session logs and a memento of the conversation that created it.
Ethos & status
Shared now with RUOW students and trusted collaborators; the milestone before wider release
is sharing it with Ceanne DeRohan's daughter.
Public-release gates: a visible crisis pathway (988) and a genuine threshold statement at entry.
Guiding principles: "Do Art Slowly" and "the bread oven, not the weapon."
Tone: mystical yet grounded — esoteric symbolism in a clean, minimal UI; a
presence that gets quieter, not louder, when something genuinely lands.
Leland Lehrman's Substack — the chronicle and conscience of the whole enterprise.
A health-freedom / MAHA / RFK Jr. movement diary (2023–2026) written under one spiritual
frame: "We are all in the Arms of the Mother," where Love, Truth, and Freedom are the
foundations of health and peace.
MAHA organizing, calls to action, and RFK Jr.'s rise to HHS Secretary
Health-freedom law at the state and federal level; COVID accountability
Peace and de-escalation (US–Russia rapprochement, Ukraine, the Iran war)
A spiritual-historical lens — Purim, Longfellow, Lincoln, "Pathos and Logos at peace"
Tone: essayistic and historically allusive — weaves scripture, American founding
history, and current politics, favoring "a holistic vision where Pathos and Logos are at peace"
over polemic. Representative line: "The foundations of Health and Peace for which so many
people long are Love, Truth, and Freedom."