About The Hidden Blueprint

Tali Gillette is a former television producer and successful business owner who shifted her focus in the wake of October 7th. Confronted with a fractured world and its chilling indifference to the massacres of Jews, she began investigating the forces behind it: hate-driven ideologies, disinformation networks, and the cultural systems that allow them to thrive.

In January 2024, Tali anonymously helped expose NYU professor Amin Husain in a story that went viral and was published by Bari Weiss’ The Free Press, written by Frannie Block. Learning that Husain had been a lead organizer of Occupy Wall Street, founder of Decolonize This Place, and a key voice in Defund the Police, she had a hunch:

What if the word “Occupy” wasn’t just about Wall Street? What if it was a strategically chosen term used to rally mass support around economic injustice while quietly laying the groundwork to frame Israel, Jews, and the West as colonial occupiers? That hunch was substantiated: the messaging wasn’t flipped years later, it was disseminated from the very beginning, just not at Zuccotti Park.

The confirmation of that hunch opened the door to many more questions and ultimately, an 17-month independent investigation now known as The Hidden Blueprint. It uncovers the ideological infrastructure behind the Free Palestine movement, tracing a 25-year network of nonprofits, professors, artists, activists, even U.S.-funded government agencies, who appear disparate yet seem to be working as one.

While names like Occupy Wall Street, AdBusters, Rachel Corrie, George Soros, USIP, USAID, ISM, Cultures of Resistance, Lisa Fithian, Amin Husain, “Harrabic Tubman,” and Medea Benjamin may be familiar, this investigation maps their relationships, strategies, and influence operations in ways never previously connected, while also uncovering a network of largely unknown actors whose influence was central to embedding the narrative culturally and rewiring how a generation perceives and defines morality, conflict, and identity.

The research draws on public records, financial disclosures, recovered digital archives, facial recognition, and rarely-compared datasets, from archival repositories to now-inaccessible web materials. It reveals a coordinated campaign to shape public discourse, cultural institutions, and political outcomes, all hidden in plain sight.

Though portions of this work were first shared in Tali’s viral X threads this marks the first time its full scope, structure, and findings are being published.

By June 2024, the majority of the findings had already been unearthed. But verifying, organizing, and presenting the full body of work, without formal training as an investigative journalist or institutional backing, posed an enormous challenge. Still, she pursued it independently, driven by the seriousness of what she uncovered.

This research shows how these networks have used the language of peace and justice to mask extremist collaborations, manipulate public discourse, and drive ideological capture across American institutions, with support from ideological funders and global influence operations.

Tali focuses on how belief systems are shaped, how language is manipulated and weaponized, and how coordinated narratives can shift the cultural, institutional, and legislative foundations of a society. She hopes that by exposing the radical forces working to divide us, one truth at a time, we can reclaim our movements for their original, rightful causes, and move toward becoming a truly United State.