Topic: Postcard

Slavic folklore and vintage European postcards depicting babies being harvested from cabbage patches are presented as evidence of a hidden repopulation history. Anderson suggests the cabbage was used as a symbol for a womb or an artificial cultivation container. He theorizes that these postcards were actually "repopulation postcards" documenting the mass production of children to fill empty cities after a global reset.

Paul Shatzkin recounts the process of sorting through T. Townsend Brown's fragmented archives with Linda Brown in Las Vegas. The narrative takes a dramatic turn when a man previously thought dead since 1988, codenamed Morgan, resurfaces after Linda receives a mysterious postcard signed "Norman Paperman." Morgan eventually visits Linda’s ranch in California to provide firsthand accounts of Brown's classified projects.