I've put some "unexplained mysteries" on this page. Was St. Germain the first to discover ADRENOCHROME? Were the Nazis trying to open a portal to HELL? How does one categorize such ideas that seem too far fetched to believe? One puts them on an isolated page, like this one:

#1. The FREEMASONS have a hero in the Count of St. Germain aka "the wandering Jew". The story told about St. Germain is that he laughed as Jesus was carrying his cross down the Via Dolarosa. Jesus cursed this man and said his soul would never rest, eternally reborn, forced to endure many centuries of life and trials, until the Resurrection. Many accounts consider him to be an alchemist, others a chemist who could remove flaws from diamonds, and turn lead into gold. The Rosicrucians honor him, as do the Freemasons (and for that reason alone you should avoid this "time traveler" who was scorned by Jesus) and does not eat food, drinking only wine mixed with BLOOD, and never appears to be older than 45. In essence, he invented adrenochrome. Frankly, I don't like the eternally "wandering Jew" one bit. His claim to have lived 2,000 years gives me the creeps.

You will see many giving a "message from St. Germain" on Rumble. Say, "Get behind me Satan," and move on.

#2. Codex Gigas | The Devil's Bible and the Nazi Hole to Hell​
https://rumble.com/v7155ww-codex-gigas-the-devils-bible-and-the-nazi-hole-to-hell.html