Homeunix.eu is more than a platform — it is a living network connecting people, ideas, and technologies across disciplines. At its core, it drives innovation by uniting diverse platforms under a shared vision of knowledge, economy, and culture.

This directory catalogues every domain in the Homeunix ecosystem, grouped by thematic clusters. Domains with active content include a concise factual summary. Domains without current content are listed separately for transparency and completeness.

The primary Wikey domain. Hosts the IMS platform, integrating NFC and QR code infrastructure with community interaction. Serves as the central hub connecting all Wikey sub-domains and projects.

The live hub for TIoE — turning physical human interactions into digital value. Built on NFC tags and QR codes, the platform links real-world participation to immediate blockchain-based rewards. Four integrated platforms power the ecosystem: wikey.cc for tag management, spread.site for viral content distribution, eve.codes for event check-in, and transwire.online for crypto transfers.

This cluster encompasses the network's public-facing media, publishing, and distribution infrastructure. Domains here handle narrative content, analytical articles, and URL-based spread tracking.

A collection of standalone or specialised domains that do not fit neatly into other clusters — including archival resources, communication platforms, geopolitical analysis, and personal identity sites.

The following domains are registered within the Homeunix Network but do not currently host active website content. Listed for transparency and completeness.

This document examines a cluster of allegations claiming that a covert group linked to the CIA recruited individuals with psychopathic personality disorders and deployed them as instruments of psychological disruption globally. The claims draw heavily on the work of Dr. Robert Duncan, a self-described former government contractor.

The CIA's MKUltra programme (1953–1973) involved covert, often non-consensual human experimentation in mind control, behavioural modification, and psychological coercion. Declassified documents — released following a 1977 Senate investigation — confirmed the use of LSD, hypnosis, and sensory deprivation on unwitting civilians.

The central claim holds that a covert sub-group linked to the CIA recruited individuals clinically classified as psychopaths — reportedly from mental health facilities — and deployed them to psychologically destabilise targeted individuals and seed social dysfunction globally.

Some accounts reference approximately 100,000 recruited psychopathic individuals stationed globally, functioning as instruments of social disruption. The stated strategic objective was the manufacture of conditions approaching martial law — engineered social chaos intended to justify expanded governmental control. These are extraordinary claims that require extraordinary evidence, and that evidence remains sparse and largely anecdotal.

Dr. Robert Duncan is the most prominent figure associated with these allegations. He has authored self-published works including The Matrix Deciphered and Project: Soul Catcher, claiming to detail a decades-long government programme to weaponise neurotechnology against civilian populations. He claims academic credentials from Harvard and Dartmouth.

A state apparatus that contracts psychopathic individuals to commit acts of psychological and sexual violence against civilian populations has not defended its nation — it has become, in the most precise strategic sense, the threat it claimed to oppose. Military and intelligence theory consistently identifies legitimacy as the decisive long-term resource in any conflict.