# PRESS RELEASE

**For immediate release — Stockholm, Sweden, 22 August 2026**

## Cross-Reference launches: a free, trilingual tool for reading three independent investigations side by side

**Cross-Reference summarises and cross-references three independent investigative projects — What History Says, Solari Report and Vaccin: Undantaget — and ties every claim to an exact quote, a timecode and a link back to the original source.**

Commentary travels faster than sourcing. Cross-Reference inverts that order: instead of leading with conclusions, it starts with the material. Every summary points to the passage it rests on, every passage to its source, and every source to a working link — for video interviews, straight to the relevant minute.

### What Cross-Reference does

- **Three sources, one thematic index.** Themes such as economy, sovereignty, legal exemptions, narrative control and primary sourcing are searchable and filterable across all three sites at once.
- **Source viewer.** The exact passages being referenced are shown in context, not as detached one-liners.
- **Timecoded interviews.** Long-form conversations with Catherine Austin Fitts (founder of the Solari Report, former US Assistant Secretary of Housing) and Colonel Douglas Macgregor (US Army, ret., former adviser to the US Secretary of Defense) are summarised in full, with quotes linking to the exact minute of the video.
- **Searchable transcripts.** Full-text search across the interview material, per interview or across all of it.
- **Reading list.** Saved quotes and references are stored locally in the browser — no sign-up, no accounts, no reading-behaviour tracking.
- **Three languages.** The entire site is available in Swedish, English and German.
- **Accessibility.** Alt text on every illustration, a high-contrast mode, and a mobile-first layout.

### About the sources

Cross-Reference is independent of all three sites and makes no claim to adjudicate between them. It is a reference tool: summaries, quotes and links, with a clear line between editorial summary and quoted material.

### Availability

Cross-Reference is free to use and requires no account.

**Use and sourcing**
These pages are built on material from international experts and published sources. The content may be used freely as background for articles and research, with a link to the original source and to Cross-Reference.

Site illustrations are original work and free to reuse with a link back.


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