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The article, “Two More Men-are-Pigs Events” by Miles Mathis, published on February 19, 2025, analyzes two news stories, claiming they are fabricated to mislead the public. The first story concerns Bradley Robert Dawson, who allegedly murdered his wife, Christe Chen, on their honeymoon in Fiji. Mathis suggests this is a staged event, pointing to a “whirlwind romance,” a luxury resort with seemingly incongruous furnishings (plastic chairs, cardboard box table), and Bradley Robert Dawson’s connections to Reston, VA, a suspected CIA hub. He further links Svetlana Kolmakova (allegedly married to an older Bradley Dawson) to Alexander Kolmakov, a Russian general and former head of DOSAAF, implying a CIA-Russian connection. Mathis also speculates on the meaning of the bride’s name, Chen (possibly Cohen), and her attorney’s name, Iqbal Khan (possibly Kohen). The author criticizes Dawson’s attire and the apparent lack of wedding guests. He also questions Christe Chen’s background, noting her listed locations and her father Tao Chen’s (also known as Taosheng Chen) career at St. Jude’s Hospital and formerly NIH and Bristol Meyers Squibb, suggesting the story is a distraction from NIH, Fauci, and vaccines.
The second event discussed is the alleged arson of an ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend’s house by Harrison Jones of Rockford, MI. Mathis dismisses the story as fake due to the speed of the investigation from grainy surveillance footage and a series of “red-flag names.” He connects the location Bensalem, PA, to “Salem,” and the victim’s family name, Zalenski, to Zelensky. The spokesperson’s name, William McVey, is linked to Tim McVeigh. The author highlights the immediate creation of a GoFundMe page and mentions the victims’ dog’s alleged “heroism” as a tactic to solicit donations. Mathis points out the Zalenskis’ Jewish background through various family names. He further scrutinizes the father, Andrew Zalenski, and his work at Frank DiCicco Consulting Firm, previously with Philadelphia City Council. The author also questions the reporting on Andrew Zalenski’s living situation and marital status, and the disappearance of the ex-girlfriend from the narrative.
Mathis then delves into the business connections of Andrew Zalenski’s boss, Frank DiCicco, a former Philadelphia City Council member, drawing a parallel to the alleged Mafia figure Frank DeCicco. He suggests that the FBI created these Mafia narratives as a “make-work project” and that powerful billionaire and trillionaire families, possibly with Phoenician origins, truly run the world. He highlights Frankie DeCicco’s burial at Moravian Cemetery, connecting it to Vanderbilts and Scorseses, and suggesting a hidden Jewish or Phoenician influence. The author also links Frankie DeCicco’s wife, Valentina Suriani, to the staged Son of Sam murders and suggests David Berkowitz, Alexander Esau, and Suriani are Jewish. Mathis then connects Gloria Vanderbilt to both Pat DiCicco (her first husband, a Hollywood agent and alleged mobster) and Frank DeCicco, emphasizing the Jewish lineage of all of Vanderbilt’s husbands, including Leopold Stokowski, Sidney Lumet, and Anderson Cooper’s father (from the Boykin, Flower, Grey, Latham, Campbell, Leigh (Levis) families). He asserts that Pat DiCicco’s mother, Ida Zalon Jacobsen, further confirms this Jewish connection. The article reiterates that the Philly DiCicco family is also linked to Deblasis, Kraemer, and Segalla, suggesting the house-burning story might have other hidden motives.
In an added note, Mathis revisits his Fentanyl paper and finds a connection between Bradley Dawson and Kanye West through genealogies. He links the Eccles family to Dawson, Ryan, Zinovieff, Heber-Percy, and Yarrow families, and through the Zinovieffs to Princess Dolgoruky and Skipwith baronets. He also connects Eccles to Montgomerys and Kerrs. Mathis asserts that Bradley Dawson is a baronet and a cousin of Kanye West, and that Dawson’s mother, a Worrall, is related to the royal Stuarts, Booths, Mountforts, Breretons, Balls, and George Washington. Finally, he identifies Bradley Dawson’s father as Brad Dawson, Sr., an executive director at George Mason University and former employee of KPMG and PriceWaterhouse.