Speaker 1: Something's going to happen.
Speaker 2: What what's going to happen?
Speaker 3: I'll take.
Speaker 4: What to.
Speaker 1: Help this information secret? Yeah, yeah, inside exactly.
Speaker 5: One of the.
Speaker 6: Reasons why I had everybody. One of the reasons why
Speaker 6: I had everybody on is so that I can recruit you.
Speaker 5: I want you in my army. So, uh, there's.
Speaker 6: A a site at the Eminem had the third at
Speaker 6: Hawara Pyramid, which is a labyrinth in Egypt that has
Speaker 6: been reported all the way back, way back to all
Speaker 6: of these egypt philosophers. They get to uncover and I
Speaker 6: think this is the place where we can find the
Speaker 6: secrets of cimatics, the secrets of how they did this stuff,
Speaker 6: because this is where they brought people like Pythagoras and
Speaker 6: Plato and put that inside it and initiate them and
Speaker 6: initiated them. And there's been no sort of major attention.
Speaker 6: Now that we've got the attention going on with the
Speaker 6: second Pyramid in Egypt and all of these things that
Speaker 6: are kind of dubious, I don't believe that, you know,
Speaker 6: maybe a six thousand foot shaft is a bit much.
Speaker 6: They might be getting some other readings. I think it's
Speaker 6: probably electromagnetic, but we do know that this place exists.
Speaker 6: So if we want to get any sort of attention
Speaker 6: going on this site, this is the place where they'd
Speaker 6: be transmitting this kind of knowledge. And if we get
Speaker 6: to a place where we can actually get excavations, I
Speaker 6: would be thrilled beyond belief because this is the one
Speaker 6: that has it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 6: There could be a lot of water damage and everything else,
Speaker 6: but I believe that the dimensions of this thing alone
Speaker 6: would reveal so many secrets having to do with this
Speaker 6: frequency and this this generation of electrical energy.
Speaker 5: I think this is the place.
Speaker 6: So if you guys get a chance, look up the
Speaker 6: Labyrinth of Egypt at Hawara and you will find.
Speaker 5: The poort thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how do you have.
Speaker 4: Hurra.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they just did light our scans of it and
Speaker 1: found this massive underground complex that I have a Herodotus
Speaker 1: quote here. He says that all the works and buildings
Speaker 1: of the Greeks put together would certainly be infuriated at
Speaker 1: this labyrinth as regards to labor and expense. In his opinion,
Speaker 1: the Greek the building of this labyrinth had outdone even
Speaker 1: the Great Pyramid itself. This underground palace had twelve covered courts,
Speaker 1: six each in the north and the south of Egypt,
Speaker 1: with one wall encompassing the whole. There were two sorts
Speaker 1: of rooms, one above and the other below ground, fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred of each sort, or three thousand in all. Andrad
Speaker 1: was allowed to pass through the upper rooms only, as
Speaker 1: the lower rooms were forbidden and used only by the
Speaker 1: priests and the pharaohs. And and they were doing, you know,
Speaker 1: and it was said that this was a cyclopaean structure
Speaker 1: that was made of solid limestone that was intricately, intricately
Speaker 1: carved throughout. It had thousands and thousands of rooms, and
Speaker 1: we know there was at least two levels, so and
Speaker 1: and it was described as when you would stand above it,
Speaker 1: that it would be a field of stone, and everything
Speaker 1: was submerged essentially in the underworld there in Egypt. And
Speaker 1: they just found this that's been talked about by the
Speaker 1: ancient philosophers just here within the last week, so we.
Speaker 7: Put we can go on.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so it's just the googles lads.
Speaker 9: So Robbie, yeah, and even had this and you know.
Speaker 8: About this book Riccardo.
Speaker 10: But see this book called Oyrish Wisdom in the Pyramids,
Speaker 10: and that actually talks about the priest kings.
Speaker 8: Do you know about that.
Speaker 10: Book, No, no, yeah, yeah, should check it out because
Speaker 10: it was actually I was in Egypt in May last
Speaker 10: year and was I read it now. I'm sick I
Speaker 10: didn't read it before because it confirms a lot of
Speaker 10: the younger stuff look at in regards to Orismgrass. It
Speaker 10: kind of goes into the travel to the Americas and
Speaker 10: stuff like that. But the last page, so with my
Speaker 10: periment theory, it was the point come or was the
Speaker 10: was the essentially the frequency drive within the parliament Dry.
Speaker 10: But the last page of that book was actually what
Speaker 10: made me publish my theory online. And it morea says
Speaker 10: that the ancient press and that they were psycho spiritual
Speaker 10: masters of sensity and it's possible that it was them
Speaker 10: who they were to read the chef kings that went
Speaker 10: into Egypt and then what you're describing there about the
Speaker 10: labyrinth Dry. So I actually have a couple of pictures
Speaker 10: here and from the sure to ease it, I just
Speaker 10: kind of quickly through of them.
Speaker 9: But that, like you one hundred percent, it's not.
Speaker 10: Only the geezer plots out that has like being blocked
Speaker 10: not put down to like I was actually under ground
Speaker 10: into these tunnels. But when I went to Looks Looks
Speaker 10: are and it was the same thing it was in
Speaker 10: the It was the Valley of the Kings and the
Speaker 10: same thing. Like you can actually walk the card down
Speaker 10: into these tunnels if you want. And this actually related.
Speaker 10: What that that new that new theory that's out like
Speaker 10: that that is interesting, like but it does like to me,
Speaker 10: it all records like I'm sure we're all of the pain.
Speaker 10: That requires more research because it's it's it's so complex
Speaker 10: like that has there's way more to the story. But
Speaker 10: there absolutely was serious engineering.
Speaker 8: Going on behind that.
Speaker 10: But it's just it's it would almost be careful as
Speaker 10: to who the authorities are released that you know, they've
Speaker 10: probably known the whole time and their drift feed and
Speaker 10: the information to the general public. Now, sorry Ricardo for
Speaker 10: chopening the headach.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, not at all. I was just going
Speaker 7: to say that regarding these new scans that have several problems,
Speaker 7: as most people have seen in the yesterday's show, what
Speaker 7: bothers me the most is none of this is new.
Speaker 7: It was a massive team that against the authorities, scaled
Speaker 7: the pyramids every single night until they find the stone
Speaker 7: that is about the seventh row from the top if
Speaker 7: I'm not mistaken, but I shared the papers many time.
Speaker 7: And so they activated the entrance by sound. They knew
Speaker 7: it was by sound, so they used a conjunction of
Speaker 7: words until they finally found something that worked, so the
Speaker 7: stone receded. They entered into the stairway. They took hours
Speaker 7: on end to get to the bottom in the darkness,
Speaker 7: and they went there again because they hadn't food or water.
Speaker 7: They didn't thought they would find such a vast extent
Speaker 7: to reach the bottom. And the second time they finally
Speaker 7: after being in the bottom, they crossed the first door
Speaker 7: and they found many chambers with many artifacts, with many
Speaker 7: books and so on. They took eighteen thousand photographs in
Speaker 7: microfilm that were recorded in the microfilm. And after they
Speaker 7: finished all this, they were captured by American forces where
Speaker 7: they were two of them members were killed. Everything they
Speaker 7: had was taken away and the only thing we have
Speaker 7: today is the record of the survivors that explained what
Speaker 7: they have done and what they had, and this small
Speaker 7: booklet that they created. It's called the Stairway, the Stairway
Speaker 7: of the Pyramid, something like that. So nothing of this
Speaker 7: is new, and we just have to remember Soloon the
Speaker 7: elder when he was with sonss of says in in
Speaker 7: Says and he told him, let's go to the house
Speaker 7: of records that is beneath the temple, right, so it
Speaker 7: doesn't specify the temple. The funny thing is there was
Speaker 7: only one massive temple on Says at that time, so
Speaker 7: they would knew exactly where to go and look for
Speaker 7: that chamber of records. But it's not one chamber of records.
Speaker 7: There are multiple chamber of records, not just one, because
Speaker 7: they copied everything meticulously. For instance, in like Alexandria, every
Speaker 7: boat that comes to the port, it was looked for manuscripts.
Speaker 7: They were confiscated and they could only depart again once
Speaker 7: the manuscripts were returned to them after the being copied
Speaker 7: by the library of Alexandria.
Speaker 5: And so.
Speaker 7: I think the major problem with this new studies that
Speaker 7: they keep saying they will publish. Let's see if they do.
Speaker 7: I happened to one of the languages that I happened
Speaker 7: to understand is Italian, So I listened to everything they
Speaker 7: had to say. And it's like hearing a guy that's
Speaker 7: going to speak about a topic for an hour and
Speaker 7: he touched it thirty seconds. It goes round and round
Speaker 7: and round and round and round and round, and it
Speaker 7: explains absolutely nothing, just that it is fantastic and great
Speaker 7: and brutal and so on.
Speaker 6: But when I start, if I could back you up
Speaker 6: real quick, so this is an image of a.
Speaker 7: I published this study many times. Yes, right, So.
Speaker 6: This is the Great Pyramid and these are the electromagnetic
Speaker 6: changes in it.
Speaker 5: Now, if you.
Speaker 6: Notice, this looks a whole lot like the study that
Speaker 6: they just read, exactly of the pyramids. So is it
Speaker 6: the electromagnetic radiation they're picking up or is it a chamber?
Speaker 6: Because I think it might be electromagnetic radiation and they
Speaker 6: just didn't know what they were looking if that's.
Speaker 7: Why this appears only in two studies, the Russian one
Speaker 7: from the seventies and this one. And the thing is,
Speaker 7: I don't think they even are looking at this. What
Speaker 7: I think is happening is that they gather a bunch
Speaker 7: of data with the experimental process processes and then gave
Speaker 7: it to a model. And it's the problem when people
Speaker 7: start talking about models that the problems start. Let's just
Speaker 7: just look at the global warming. The models gave the
Speaker 7: results that they were induced to give so if you
Speaker 7: tell them that you have to exponentiate four hundred percent
Speaker 7: on CO two, it's obviously that they will say that
Speaker 7: CO two is the worst thing that can happen, while
Speaker 7: they forget that everything lives off CO two because the
Speaker 7: trees eat CO two. And if we with our cars
Speaker 7: have ever done seeing anything to the environment was to
Speaker 7: green it because the CO two that we are producing
Speaker 7: has been increasing the forest worldwhile the green area has
Speaker 7: been increasing because of our zero point six percent of
Speaker 7: anthropomorphic increase in CO two. Of course there are serious
Speaker 7: gases that are dangerous, but ninety nine percent point nine
Speaker 7: came from industry, not from the common citizen, and it
Speaker 7: has nothing to do with CO two. CO two should
Speaker 7: be by now double than it is, and if it was,
Speaker 7: the agriculture production would triple quadruplicate because plants feed on
Speaker 7: the access carbon. That's why there are greenhouses that feed
Speaker 7: sixteen hundred thousand parts per unit of CO two to
Speaker 7: the production of agricultural production so that they grow more.
Speaker 7: But the ancients didn't do that. The ancients use electroculture.
Speaker 7: But that's what also the manors do, what the dolmens do,
Speaker 7: what these megalethic sites do they also create an electro
Speaker 7: electro cultural effect on the leats around it.
Speaker 1: And with that, I was going to say, we have
Speaker 1: these numerous cases over and over where they've taken seeds
Speaker 1: into these chambers and the aspect of the viability of
Speaker 1: the seed increases in regard to the grow ratio.
Speaker 7: More than record and many times registered in academic papers
Speaker 7: that went peer review. It's just it's just one of
Speaker 7: those things that is proven, it's just not explicitly shown,
Speaker 7: and most of the time is behind a paywall. You
Speaker 7: go and you can only read the abstract because the
Speaker 7: paper is behind a paywall. Luckily I can go around
Speaker 7: most paywalls, but sometimes it's it's it's just impossible.
Speaker 4: Kind of ties over with the all going research too,
Speaker 4: because the all going accumulators have a similar effect on
Speaker 4: plant growth, which is if people want to go charging, Yeah,
Speaker 4: if you charge seeds or plants, it boosts uh boosts
Speaker 4: their plant growth, similar to how a pyramid does. I
Speaker 4: think a pyramid is like a type of or gone
Speaker 4: accumulator in many ways. I suspect that the the.
Speaker 7: Heat doesn't need to be made of stone.
Speaker 4: No, no, it doesn't.
Speaker 7: You can another funk is another function that includes that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're multi functional, just like you can
Speaker 4: do like I've discovered that orn or creates a sound
Speaker 4: like right, even right didn't know that, And yeah, it's
Speaker 4: it's all multi functional. We're it's we're just scratching the
Speaker 4: surface with with each device. Really. But I think the
Speaker 4: the ancients who built these, that these structures, that they
Speaker 4: knew more about subtle energy than than like we do. Now.
Speaker 7: Have a book by Harold Aspen that I'm not sure
Speaker 7: if you know that it's called Yeah, it's called Modern
Speaker 7: Ether Science from nineteen seventy two, and he's shown he's
Speaker 7: shown in through his tests in this book that the
Speaker 7: pyramid shape doesn't need to be made of anything specific
Speaker 7: because even tippies from the Indians create defect. Is just
Speaker 7: it's just it's just the the like like like like
Speaker 7: like he's been said, it is the morphogenetic field is
Speaker 7: affected by the triangular shape somehow.
Speaker 1: They used to say that the dunce had that they
Speaker 1: would put on the kids and put them in the
Speaker 1: corner was to direct the energy the universe to make
Speaker 1: them smarter.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, we can go back, we can go back
Speaker 6: to that image that I just showed.
Speaker 5: It's the same idea.
Speaker 6: The electromagnetic lensing effect of a pyramid is visible. Now
Speaker 6: I've noticed because i do ORA viewing of plants and
Speaker 6: trees and all sorts of stuff like that, I've noticed
Speaker 6: that while I'm doing ORA viewing, I'll also catching my
Speaker 6: line of vision signs on the side of the road
Speaker 6: that actually have sort of a pyramid shaped energy field
Speaker 6: coming off of them while I'm you know, oreviewing other things.
Speaker 6: And this sort of dark pyramid shaped energy that comes
Speaker 6: off of regular old signs is going directly into the ground.
Speaker 6: So anything that you're using to sort of deform, the
Speaker 6: electromagnetic energy comes off of it in a pyramid shape.
Speaker 6: So when you're using that pyramid shape, it directly impacts
Speaker 6: the morphogenetic fields, like you were just saying, because basically,
Speaker 6: as we impact the land, the land takes that energy
Speaker 6: into it. As we name these places, those names, and
Speaker 6: those those places start to change based off of the
Speaker 6: energy we're putting into them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think I think you need and this is
Speaker 7: this is for for Kiaran. I think I think we
Speaker 7: should think about these massive structures like the pyramids not
Speaker 7: only have a multiple purpose, they also have a vital
Speaker 7: purpose to the earth itself. We just have to think
Speaker 7: that these places were built after mega cataclysms, and the
Speaker 7: Megalitic culture was lost after a mega cataclysm, for instance,
Speaker 7: around four thousand BC. If you read my paper about it,
Speaker 7: some say it's three to thirty six hundreds, others say
Speaker 7: thirty two hundred. I say four thousand BC because it's
Speaker 7: the exact period where we see the transition between the
Speaker 7: Stone Age and the Bronze Age. And what I think
Speaker 7: killed the Megalithic culture and power was the fact that
Speaker 7: when the water flooded the land. And this is not
Speaker 7: younger dryers, this is four thousand BC. This is Burkele
Speaker 7: Crater and the other the two impacts in the Atlantic,
Speaker 7: with the one impact in the Sorry, two impacts in
Speaker 7: the Pacific and one impact in the Atlantic that is
Speaker 7: also never mentioned. And I think the water that was
Speaker 7: thrown into land. That is proven by the fact that
Speaker 7: we have massive canyons where the land meets the sea
Speaker 7: that are now underwater that could not be made unless
Speaker 7: there was no water, because water can create canyons and
Speaker 7: the water but they are very small for the size.
Speaker 7: For instance, every one of you must have seen the
Speaker 7: record of the highest wave in Nazareth in Portugal thirty
Speaker 7: meters wave. The guy surfing win the record. That's because
Speaker 7: it's there's a Nazare canyon that was produced by the
Speaker 7: massive amounts of water coming from land and returned to
Speaker 7: the sea and excavated all that area created that canyon.
Speaker 7: So when the land was flooded with water, whatever power
Speaker 7: that was concentrated in the crystal matrix of the bedrock
Speaker 7: started to lose energy because there was water everywhere, so
Speaker 7: the energy spread everywhere. So the megalytics sites lost their
Speaker 7: power because the energy was completely spread. Instead of focus
Speaker 7: on notes the waters above and water below in the
Speaker 7: Bible exactly. So when they lost this energy, what happens
Speaker 7: they are invaded. Iberia lost ninety six percent of the
Speaker 7: males ninety six percent. So the only people that survived
Speaker 7: and keep surviving still untouched is the Baskins because they
Speaker 7: were there seven thousand years ago, seven thousand BC ago
Speaker 7: already they are still there. They are the only unconquered
Speaker 7: people on Earth ever, so they didn't lost the technology
Speaker 7: for some reason. Now because.
Speaker 1: The Azora in islands.
Speaker 6: No, no, my frand Korean atlas that I do spaces
Speaker 6: with it comes from the Basque region.
Speaker 5: That's one of the language she speaks is.
Speaker 7: The oldest continuous lineage of people in existence.
Speaker 10: Sorry, no, I was just saying, there's got this a
Speaker 10: this connection that is in the connection with the Orissa.
Speaker 10: The Oyris are Western Oris are connected to the Basque
Speaker 10: as well. Family come from the west as well. But
Speaker 10: what the Oyls are known as is Iberians as well,
Speaker 10: so they came up from Spain, but Iberia, you know.
Speaker 10: But even in relation to what you were saying, Ricardo
Speaker 10: about the megalithic structures, there's a lot of in the
Speaker 10: White do talk about a lot about warriors mythology on
Speaker 10: my channel as well.
Speaker 8: But there was a two day demand. We're all about
Speaker 8: that as well.
Speaker 10: It's not the energy and stuff like that there was.
Speaker 10: Was it the win the Cuisines Milusines who are the
Speaker 10: modern guys now they're all related that they've gone back
Speaker 10: and forth. But they the Miliseus were cast away from
Speaker 10: very I think it was in south west Ireland and
Speaker 10: it was it was magic that they had. It was
Speaker 10: it was magic, but it was probably like it like
Speaker 10: natural energy that they were able to use. But then
Speaker 10: even that event that you were talking about Ricardo, there's
Speaker 10: the stagas Lloyd.
Speaker 8: It's now I have to I can't. I have to
Speaker 8: remember this now. Remember there was an event eight thousand
Speaker 8: years ago and.
Speaker 10: That was possibly the the the last event that property
Speaker 10: signed Dougland region. But then there was another event like
Speaker 10: a like almost like an art stop a couple of
Speaker 10: thousand years later, so that could also affect that those
Speaker 10: structures as well. Like the thing is is like as
Speaker 10: we all know here true to strangers and fiction like
Speaker 10: you know what I mean, it's it's very you know,
Speaker 10: it's crazy.
Speaker 8: But sorry even to work on there again.
Speaker 7: Sorry no no, So, as I was saying, we have
Speaker 7: this example that how could these sites do what we
Speaker 7: read in the papers? For instance, for Iberia, we see
Speaker 7: that they lived and then I funny enough I found
Speaker 7: out that this happened not only in Iberia, but also
Speaker 7: what shocked me the most was in summer. So we
Speaker 7: have friends England and the Iberia places where for at
Speaker 7: least until the Bronze Age started, there are not one
Speaker 7: single record of a weapon. Which this means is that
Speaker 7: no single tool could be found whose only purpose is
Speaker 7: to kill another human being. So they have arrows and spears,
Speaker 7: but that was for hunting too, so for killing another
Speaker 7: human being. There's not even in summer, there is nothing
Speaker 7: of that kind until four thousand BC.
Speaker 6: You're talking about the bell Baker's right, the bell Baker.
Speaker 7: Society nose many societies that apparently lived in an idea,
Speaker 7: idellical world within the Magnalithic structors. Those that knew the
Speaker 7: Magnolithic structors lived in the idyllic world where there was
Speaker 7: peace and no one could invade them. So this leads
Speaker 7: to the question how barbarians wouldn't go through those people
Speaker 7: and conquer them. It's very simple because the same technology
Speaker 7: that killed the land, the same technology that increased production
Speaker 7: of agriculture, the same technology that allow the animals to
Speaker 7: be tamed and easily to kill for food, that made
Speaker 7: these people that have houses. As we see all around
Speaker 7: that there is no social status. Everyone lived in exactly
Speaker 7: the same conditions and there's only a religious leader or
Speaker 7: a chairman or whatever. No leaders. And what happens when
Speaker 7: the megalithic culture ends, they are completely invaded, completely destroyed.
Speaker 7: And my question is why weren't invaded. So when we
Speaker 7: look into record, into the records of history, what we
Speaker 7: find is places like the Groparello Castle. The Groparello Castle
Speaker 7: is an interesting structure. There is several thousand years old.
Speaker 7: It was re used in Roman times and what did
Speaker 7: the Romans did there? They found out the technology that
Speaker 7: allowed them to conquer any army. So they found an hypogeum.
Speaker 7: There is a room, a small room on the ground
Speaker 7: carved on bedrock on a place that has an ergy
Speaker 7: energetic node, and they built a tower on top of
Speaker 7: it to create some kind of resonance. So this castle
Speaker 7: is known today on Heir's historical records for being unconquered
Speaker 7: for six hundred years, while there was constant and active
Speaker 7: attempt to conquer that very same castle. There are two
Speaker 7: families in war and the ones that had the castle
Speaker 7: for six hundred years were never invaded and never conquered,
Speaker 7: although many armies tried to take it. What they found
Speaker 7: when the Steve Marshall, one of the directors of the
Speaker 7: Archaicistic Studies or Council, what he found there is that
Speaker 7: the site produced concentrated or compressed waves around four herz
Speaker 7: that causes that sensation of fear, hallucination, loss of limb control.
Speaker 7: All of that that the Romans were very interested in
Speaker 7: Even if you look at the ball back, you find
Speaker 7: that they tried to build such a tower that it's
Speaker 7: now demolished, but the tower, you know that that tower
Speaker 7: was there. The problem is they didn't know about how
Speaker 7: to find the notes, so they could only use the
Speaker 7: sites that were being used by the ancestors that had
Speaker 7: found those notes and build upon it. So that they
Speaker 7: quit the idea of creating of using this technology on
Speaker 7: the battlefields because they couldn't had to have an eneratic
Speaker 7: note and then build the structure to create it, so
Speaker 7: it's impractical.
Speaker 6: And then it's important to note that bob Back was
Speaker 6: destroyed by a mysterious kind of explosion or something. They've
Speaker 6: got you know, bodies that seem to be you know,
Speaker 6: mammified in place.
Speaker 7: And the tower is destroyed, so we could have been
Speaker 7: a misuse of the tower by those that took it
Speaker 7: or something like that. We have a fantastic story about
Speaker 7: the the ancient city of Gore. Okay, So the ancient
Speaker 7: City of Gore is a city that is built on
Speaker 7: a massive valley in Arab territory in Africa, and it
Speaker 7: has only a dirt It's two kilometers wide, sorry one
Speaker 7: kilometer wide. It has just a small bank of dirt
Speaker 7: in its boundaries, so no walls, no nothing. And we
Speaker 7: have this story of Alexander the Great that arrived at
Speaker 7: the valley order his armies to attack the city, and
Speaker 7: none of them could get close to the city. They
Speaker 7: started killing each other. They went in despair, they raping
Speaker 7: their clothes, attackling one another. He tried twice and then
Speaker 7: he understood what he was facing. So because he couldn't
Speaker 7: conquer it, he decided to break to create, to break
Speaker 7: a dam that safeguarded the valley, and he flooded the
Speaker 7: valley under more than three meters of water, so he
Speaker 7: wiped out. He flooded the whole thing. This was found
Speaker 7: six hundred years later by a small chic that decided
Speaker 7: to once again rebuild the dam the other the water
Speaker 7: ran away, and he took the city for his own.
Speaker 7: He should be working still because in a matter of
Speaker 7: two years he conquered two thirds of the country, so
Speaker 7: and no one could touch him. It's one of those
Speaker 7: moments in history that someone with a very small army,
Speaker 7: all of a sudden takes a whole of a lot
Speaker 7: of land in the territory and then we have the
Speaker 7: story of Preston John, that is a mytheicological figure from
Speaker 7: from the Middle Ages that was supposed to have a
Speaker 7: country that was built by the Tartars. Was the Tartars
Speaker 7: were his workforce to whom he gave the technology, and
Speaker 7: they were able to build structures like the cathedrals, like
Speaker 7: these towers to protect cities. And so what Alexander the
Speaker 7: Great wanted from Preston John is in the record. There
Speaker 7: appears something mentioned that Alexander John commissioned Preston John to
Speaker 7: build towers where today you find the Wall of China,
Speaker 7: and these towers the purpose of these towers was to
Speaker 7: keep the magical and terrible creatures of the land of
Speaker 7: Gog and Magogue and the giants which without outside of
Speaker 7: his territory, without having to have an army there. So
Speaker 7: on the ruins of those towers, it's where today would
Speaker 7: find the Wall of China because they didn't have the technology,
Speaker 7: so they just made a massive wall. Although the wall
Speaker 7: is kind of strange because the areas are onto the
Speaker 7: inside instead of the outside, but that's another question. But
Speaker 7: these other stories involved this kind of technology being used
Speaker 7: in the past, and this is why I think that
Speaker 7: these people were decimated and invaded precisely at that point
Speaker 7: after this cataclysm because their power was terminated. They didn't
Speaker 7: have the megalytic sites anymore to work for them.
Speaker 4: Well with that tie in at all with there's an
Speaker 4: all goone researcher called James Demo, and he but he
Speaker 4: when he tried to do a cloud busting PhD and
Speaker 4: he got stopped. So he did an arthropological study into
Speaker 4: the origins of human violence called sahar Rasia, and he
Speaker 4: reckons something quite similar with a similar time but a
Speaker 4: four four thousand BC that there was mainly matriarchal societies globally,
Speaker 4: and then a desert occurred across the Sahara all the
Speaker 4: way to China, and then out of that desert you
Speaker 4: got warring tribes that invaded the matriarchal cultures and destroyed them.
Speaker 4: But his rough time scale for that is about four
Speaker 4: thousand BC. I think that process started. He reckoned, And.
Speaker 7: We're now going to get outside of academic notions and
Speaker 7: a little bit into the fantastic.
Speaker 5: Well, can I got something real quick?
Speaker 7: So go on.
Speaker 6: This is the Bell Beaker Society, which came out in
Speaker 6: around two thousand four hundred and fifty BC. Right, that's
Speaker 6: all of Europe. That's the bell Beaker society just at
Speaker 6: the beginning of the Bronze Age. And these are the
Speaker 6: people who just got out of the megalithic business. Now
Speaker 6: we're talking about a massive distribution all the way across
Speaker 6: no borders in Europe of this bell Beaker society before
Speaker 6: the rise of these empires.
Speaker 5: So you know, to sort of indicate.
Speaker 6: That's not really a warlike place if they're all sort
Speaker 6: of experiencing the same kind of culture and paradise.
Speaker 4: To me, I said, right on that time they had
Speaker 4: amazing cultures, like they didn't have any written records, right,
Speaker 4: So the.
Speaker 7: Issue is they didn't need to.
Speaker 11: They have the crystals, they could be psychic, they could
Speaker 11: be having telepathic experience. Do you think do you think
Speaker 11: do you think it's so hard for a culture that
Speaker 11: has this kind of sophistication and knowledge, scientific knowledge, whatever
Speaker 11: science want to call it, but it was scientific knowledge
Speaker 11: for them. These alignments, these astronomical alignments that take thousands
Speaker 11: of years to understand by observation. So if they didn't
Speaker 11: create a writing style is because either we don't find it,
Speaker 11: because some materials are perishable, or you know what us
Speaker 11: to know.
Speaker 7: Or they don't. They didn't need it. Look, you didn't
Speaker 7: need a cell phone before cell phones existed, and now
Speaker 7: you cannot do anything without it. It's just a matter
Speaker 7: of social perception if you don't need writing, because you
Speaker 7: have a system where you go and experience from time
Speaker 7: to time in a ceremony the voices of the ancestors
Speaker 7: and the knowledge of the ancestors, and imprint new knowledge
Speaker 7: into the structors, and you see the structures affecting the wildlife,
Speaker 7: affecting agriculture you live in. You've reached a point after
Speaker 7: seven thousand years of peace, after the younger drives settled
Speaker 7: down those seven thousand years of peace, do you think
Speaker 7: they will keep the knowledge exactly as they began it
Speaker 7: they which to appoint it. Most of the people that
Speaker 7: didn't know how did it work or if it was working,
Speaker 7: they were just enjoying the magic of the thing. There
Speaker 7: will be just a few of them that know how
Speaker 7: that happens to keep that knowledge, but most of them
Speaker 7: after seven thousand years, people, it just it just becomes every.
Speaker 6: Day to me evokes to me, it evokes the myths
Speaker 6: of the Golden Age of mankind because they talk about
Speaker 6: that where it is Kronos is ruling and all the
Speaker 6: Titans are there, and this is where man doesn't die.
Speaker 6: He goes into the underworld and comes back or nude
Speaker 6: every single day, right, exactly, exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, and also how much could this have to do
Speaker 1: with the changing frequency of their itself?
Speaker 7: Can't you can't? Look, this is what I'm about to say.
Speaker 7: In my fantastic perception of things. I think that first
Speaker 7: of all, humans are the only non natural element existing.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't say in the universe, but I will. I
Speaker 7: will reduce that to the Earth. Okay, I don't think
Speaker 7: we are natural at all. So microevolution doesn't exist, no
Speaker 7: matter how much they want to give us that notion,
Speaker 7: it doesn't exist. There are some animals that jump trade
Speaker 7: gender that can seem to have changed species, but they
Speaker 7: are as singular as an ora, rink or whatever. Petlopus
Speaker 7: that's how we call it in English, a pet lupus, right,
Speaker 7: So it's it's a beaver with a duck's head and
Speaker 7: the castor tail. So those things happen in in in
Speaker 7: in nature and poisonous and poisonous okay, So so nature
Speaker 7: can produce some strange things. The thing is, it makes
Speaker 7: no sense for humans to exist because we don't belong
Speaker 7: in nature. We don't. We have to struggle nature. We
Speaker 7: have to struggle to live in nature.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So what I what I came up from my releagious studies,
Speaker 7: from my mythological studies, from legends and history and myths
Speaker 7: and so on, is that it seems that this has
Speaker 7: been as Stalkien described, between the elves and malcor. This
Speaker 7: is the long defeat. So you had two types of
Speaker 7: beings here, superior beings. Let's call it that on on
Speaker 7: on earth. The story goes beyond that, but I no matter.
Speaker 7: So we have the what I call the teachers, and
Speaker 7: we have what I call the slavers. If you go
Speaker 7: to Anchor, what you find a typical slave site that
Speaker 7: is massive. I go to fields to sustain massive amounts
Speaker 7: of people that make no sense for such a small structure.
Speaker 7: And those control the power to control the people. And
Speaker 7: then you have the tea like Machupchu, where you find
Speaker 7: that everyone lived in the same house, no different of statues,
Speaker 7: small agriculturals, just for the population there is in there
Speaker 7: and all share the same kind of life. This would
Speaker 7: be a hidden place of the teachers that somehow appeared
Speaker 7: in here and there and teach the people to do this,
Speaker 7: and teach the people to do that. That seems like
Speaker 7: alien because magic is just a technology that we don't understand.
Speaker 7: That's all that magic is. It is a technology that
Speaker 7: we still don't understand. It's like calling chaos chaos. Chaos
Speaker 7: is not chaos. Chaos is a level of organization that
Speaker 7: we haven't understood yet. But it's more organized than what
Speaker 7: we have because it works because everything comes from chaos.
Speaker 7: If you go to the molecular level, to the to
Speaker 7: the atom level, to the neutron level, you find complete chaos,
Speaker 7: and everything that is organized that we can see coms
Speaker 7: from that chaos. This is just a level of organization
Speaker 7: that we just don't understand, and we just dismiss it
Speaker 7: and say, oh, it is chaos. Chaos is extraordinarily organized
Speaker 7: in itself. Don't understand it. So I think E syngetic fields,
Speaker 7: morphogenic fields. Yeah, it's it's like for instance, my book Stardust,
Speaker 7: I have.
Speaker 5: I have two books.
Speaker 7: One is The Resonance Earth that explains from A to
Speaker 7: Z with the vast appendix explaining all the terms, and
Speaker 7: then a vast bibliography so people can go and check
Speaker 7: everything that is mentioned, and I explain everything how sounds
Speaker 7: was using conjunction to create the effects that we can
Speaker 7: still produce today on megalytics sites. But I have one
Speaker 7: called the Stardust where I go deep into consciousness to reality.
Speaker 7: And my conclusions on this is that most people are
Speaker 7: focused because of the pressure of the society, of this
Speaker 7: culture of me, me, me me. They keep saying you,
Speaker 7: your clothes, your music, your this, and you find out
Speaker 7: that the you is the wei because everyone is listening
Speaker 7: to the same saying and sharing the same thing, and
Speaker 7: everyone is feeling integrated, and everything seems to be experiencing
Speaker 7: the same mediocricy exactly. So we are reduced to the
Speaker 7: five percent of residual consciousness that the brain can sustain,
Speaker 7: but we are neglecting the ninety five percent that are real.
Speaker 7: We that are not in the body. You are not
Speaker 7: supposed to find. The guy that is making the radio
Speaker 7: show on the radio is not there. The radio is
Speaker 7: a transmitter, and that's exactly what our brain does. Our
Speaker 7: brain is just the field connection, the neuron connection, the
Speaker 7: atomic connection that produces a magnetic field that links us
Speaker 7: directly to our true self that lives in the mic,
Speaker 7: to the morphogenetic field that is around us. It's like
Speaker 7: a digital signature, is an energy signature that connects us
Speaker 7: to this body. I even recently read recent study saying this.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry if I'm going to offend someone that says
Speaker 7: that it is now scientifically proven that any type of
Speaker 7: semen that the woman gets during her sexual life will
Speaker 7: have an impact on her embryo. So the parentage saying
Speaker 7: that we see in all societies that were shared somehow
Speaker 7: to create better results, it might translate that they understand
Speaker 7: this because imagine those guys that have children that that
Speaker 7: doesn't look like them. She could have been getting the
Speaker 7: semen that even goes into the brain. They found semen
Speaker 7: from relations years ago a lodge in the lay in
Speaker 7: the brain of the woman.
Speaker 6: That they tested, so Riccardo, that actually plays directly into
Speaker 6: orgone because orgone rife believed that that was the energy
Speaker 6: produced during orgasm. And so the entire field of organomy
Speaker 6: is based off of the sexual field, and I think
Speaker 6: that actually plays a large deal to do with why
Speaker 6: they were so many fertility calls. They're talking about that
Speaker 6: energy they're talking about that life energy, and you see
Speaker 6: what they're obsessed with all of their artwork.
Speaker 7: And what have they transformed, what they have transformed those
Speaker 7: fertility rights into what do we see in in satanic
Speaker 7: histories and and orgies and and all of that kind
Speaker 7: of stuff. So it's it's the same thing for a
Speaker 7: different for a different purpose, but it's the same thing.
Speaker 8: The voine spark, really, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that's what the fear of sexuality goes through, really,
Speaker 4: because the sexuality takes you to the divine consciousness, so the.
Speaker 7: The in the state of bliss.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 4: Yeah. That that's how well right, that's how we discovered
Speaker 4: all gain energy. For the starting point of it was
Speaker 4: saying that the organ asm function was disturbed in working
Speaker 4: class people in Vienna, and Freud didn't really have a
Speaker 4: handle on it, and so Reich looked at looked at
Speaker 4: character analysis. He introduced that into psychotherapy based on the
Speaker 4: orgasm disturbance of working class vi and Eese. But then
Speaker 4: they departed because Freud thought that there wasn't a well.
Speaker 4: Originally he thought there was a real subtle energy that
Speaker 4: powered the sexual drives, but then he made it psychic
Speaker 4: only because he knew he'd get into trouble, and Reich
Speaker 4: followed that through and then coordinated it with emotions, like
Speaker 4: emotions that flow from your core outwards are pleasurable, and
Speaker 4: energy flowing from your periphery to the core. You perceive
Speaker 4: his anxiety and that there's an electrical change with that too.
Speaker 4: But then he got to the micro cloridians that you
Speaker 4: mentioned earlier, Ricardo, the that that there's a hole, that
Speaker 4: there's just a huge chunk of biology that's completely missing
Speaker 4: and absolutely extreme that they there's like a third of
Speaker 4: biology goes from inanimate matter to that these micro cloridians
Speaker 4: or bions, and then mainstream biology only takes up at
Speaker 4: that point. So yeah, but sexuality led to the discovery
Speaker 4: of orgone energy.
Speaker 7: Well, I can certainly tell you that in some experiments,
Speaker 7: this this this sounds weird, but in Son's experience experiences,
Speaker 7: the the women that are able, they already kind of
Speaker 7: their frequencies, already intuned to capture these kind of energies
Speaker 7: when they're forest is is the wrong word. But when
Speaker 7: they are made to enter in the cycle of orgasms,
Speaker 7: it reaches to a point that something clicks in the brain,
Speaker 7: and for instance, they starts speaking a completely different language
Speaker 7: for instance. And so when when I heard this, I
Speaker 7: connected immediately to the fact that you see in Egypt
Speaker 7: statues with fellows where they have sex with the fellows.
Speaker 7: That is made of stone. The stone is made of granite.
Speaker 7: It is made of crystal that is embedded in the
Speaker 7: site that it was produced in. So some kind of
Speaker 7: energy could be produced and be internally affected many things.
Speaker 7: But the other thing is you see that for instance, Yeah,
Speaker 7: in Greece and grow, Yeah, they have.
Speaker 5: It's the alpi too exactly.
Speaker 1: And the herm they used to make the herm stones
Speaker 1: that had the phallus on them that would be used
Speaker 1: for ritual purposes per se.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and had to beat people with.
Speaker 6: You can't forget that they would use the thing like
Speaker 6: a baseball bat, so if they had any intruders.
Speaker 7: But I can't resist to make a question to Leon,
Speaker 7: does your phone charge wirelessly?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 7: No, Have you put the wireless charging phone on the box.
Speaker 4: A wireless charger or just no?
Speaker 9: No no no, no no no.
Speaker 7: But my phone, for instance, is old, but it doesn't
Speaker 7: need to be connected. I can put it on top
Speaker 7: of a small box or whatever. It is, and it
Speaker 7: charges by the field that the box generates.
Speaker 4: Right, No, I don't have one of those.
Speaker 7: You should see if any of your friends have one of those,
Speaker 7: and see if he charges when it's placed on top
Speaker 7: of the box.
Speaker 4: Just cut us. Yeah, I think it might do. I've
Speaker 4: put capacitors in when I was doing the original laur
Speaker 4: and Or experiment.
Speaker 7: Because then you you truly become a millionaire, right budiant Lea.
Speaker 6: You guys got to get together, dude. I want to
Speaker 6: see the things you build together. This is going to
Speaker 6: be awesome.
Speaker 10: Actually, can you've been there for a second, Mats and
Speaker 10: present the experimental found with Ricardo, Heads and Nicky. You've
Speaker 10: probably seen us, so I'm just going to present here
Speaker 10: for a second share screen. That's the that was the
Speaker 10: experiment we were talking about was about the east to start.
Speaker 8: To chat there.
Speaker 10: So if you scroll down there, it says that it's
Speaker 10: a world idea has been proposed to gen very electric
Speaker 10: power from air's rotation with the help of magnetic fields.
Speaker 10: So there's a new research to present the experimental evidence
Speaker 10: confirment of previously theroized method to generate let's just say
Speaker 10: from as magnetic field. So scroll down a before it
Speaker 10: says the idea face skepticism because conventional physics suggests it
Speaker 10: wasn't possible.
Speaker 9: But essentially this is this would be a good idea for.
Speaker 10: Leon there to have a look at because more and
Speaker 10: that's the experiment set up is what we're describing. So
Speaker 10: I describe the periment as essentially what this is it's.
Speaker 9: A line to Earth, but it's it's a line to
Speaker 9: age true north.
Speaker 10: But what happens is is it's the magnetic field passing
Speaker 10: through the it's the magnetic field passing through the coil
Speaker 10: that's actually picking up You scroll down there and if
Speaker 10: you'll be able to see it, so if it goes
Speaker 10: down to the experimental set up, so if you just
Speaker 10: go back up a weave it. So that's the experience
Speaker 10: the experiments set up there. So what it's saying is
Speaker 10: traditional proof suggests possible to generate electricity for Marge Bank
Speaker 10: when now we field using a conductor broadtating the planet.
Speaker 9: So when what it's saying is, so.
Speaker 10: If you go to the experiment set up, the researchers
Speaker 10: position carefully, especially siding as they aligned at the north
Speaker 10: south orientasion and specifically at a fifty seven degree at angle.
Speaker 9: This precise position was crucial as it ensured that the
Speaker 9: cinema was situated pay predicular, payer pendicularly or at.
Speaker 10: Another degree angle to answer tasonal motion and the lines
Speaker 10: of force in the airs magnetic field.
Speaker 9: So this will actually relate to what myself.
Speaker 10: And Ricardo were saying there earlier on so Leon when
Speaker 10: you're like when you were talking about moving your all
Speaker 10: ground box, you should probably have a look at something
Speaker 10: similar to this. And then like as I said, it
Speaker 10: is when when weself Headless and Nick had urchat on
Speaker 10: the payment paer one.
Speaker 9: That's That's where I'm my lining to think it was,
Speaker 9: is that I well, I could have came up with that.
Speaker 10: Partly I couldn't amploy that because I was thinking it's
Speaker 10: like it is possible because taking there as a generator, well,
Speaker 10: without the help of AI, I wouldn't have been able to.
Speaker 8: They kind of come up with that.
Speaker 9: But it's it's something that anger are like all these
Speaker 9: angles and stuff like that. It's almost like say geometry,
Speaker 9: but it's within power generation. But the way I the
Speaker 9: way I.
Speaker 10: Thought of it was a degenerator. Our air is the
Speaker 10: primary coil. So even what you're taking air with your
Speaker 10: box and stuff like that. Usual to try and deploy
Speaker 10: that stuff, you'reself lee on or even I'll beat it'll
Speaker 10: floy over and say hell are you you know?
Speaker 4: Sure? Yeah? I did one experiment where I moved moved
Speaker 4: an electrical meter within the or and ore field and
Speaker 4: it increased the electrical charge and the magnetic charge. And
Speaker 4: that there is a small increase in capacitance in in
Speaker 4: electronic capacitors if you put them inside the the or
Speaker 4: and Ore box, they charge up a little bit, but
Speaker 4: there's only milli vaults. But if you move the device
Speaker 4: within the magnetic field, it seems to increase it somewhat.
Speaker 4: So I think there's there's something about a movement within
Speaker 4: a magnetic field that would so it's like the the
Speaker 4: box would be a mini earth. So that I suspect
Speaker 4: that might be partly what Reich's orgone motor was based on.
Speaker 4: I think he possibly used a radioactive material to increase
Speaker 4: the orgone charge and then started an electrical spin within
Speaker 4: the orgone field and then amplified it.
Speaker 6: Do you guys know what this is?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: So this is what ed lead scal then called the
Speaker 6: infinite motion device, right, and so what you do is
Speaker 6: you charge up these two coils with this nine volt battery, right,
Speaker 6: and then that charge stays within the coils as long
Speaker 6: as the magnet is attached to the bottom, so it
Speaker 6: doesn't degrade in charge even after charging it up. So
Speaker 6: this thing is supposed to stay like this forever. I've
Speaker 6: seen them new experiments with it. He got a six
Speaker 6: month flash of light out of this these two coils.
Speaker 6: So there's there's things we're not considering about, you know,
Speaker 6: how these things are collected. Also, I wanted to include
Speaker 6: Ronnie about the effect that you're talking about. It becomes
Speaker 6: real simple to picture when you've got two coils that
Speaker 6: are at the perfect angle to create more inductance. It's
Speaker 6: just a massive inductor of charge, you know.
Speaker 1: And I was going to say that study or as
Speaker 1: far as the Earth being the dynamo being the engine,
Speaker 1: Nicola Tesla was very much trying to create a system
Speaker 1: of giving everyone free energy. And JP Morgan through it
Speaker 1: in the Hudson River, you know, because they couldn't they
Speaker 1: couldn't build for it.
Speaker 10: But that's the like, that's a lot of like Tesla
Speaker 10: was a lot of where I based up here on
Speaker 10: was like what I looked at it, like what was
Speaker 10: he doing? Like, like energy is constantly there, like extra
Speaker 10: magnetic field, You've got atmospheric electricity, then obviously the water, universe,
Speaker 10: the universe scenes it's it's like you always thought, think
Speaker 10: of everything as energy.
Speaker 8: It doesn't go anywhere, just change the state, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean.
Speaker 10: And then as it says I always say, well, Tesla,
Speaker 10: we said, is you have to foind the secrets of
Speaker 10: the universe. You think of energy, frequency and vibration, right,
Speaker 10: then you employ that with the likes of the purnaments.
Speaker 10: There was energy there. The frequency was the frequencies ref
Speaker 10: and then the vobration was the term and expansing, expansing
Speaker 10: and contraction the master massive system. These people knew what
Speaker 10: was up lads, you know, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean. Reich thought of electricity as a side
Speaker 4: effect of the ether in a way, or the subtle energy.
Speaker 4: So he thought subtle energy was the primary force. And
Speaker 4: like pyramids and accumulators and all the subtle energy devices
Speaker 4: gathered that and then they they convert that subtle energy
Speaker 4: into electrical effects. Well that's one one thing you can
Speaker 4: do with it, Like if you can press a subtle
Speaker 4: energy field you get an electron. Henry Moray kind of
Speaker 4: did similar work. He had a radioactive radio that that
Speaker 4: sort of one antenna went into the ground and one
Speaker 4: antenna went upwards.
Speaker 7: I was just just saying that the problem with Nicholas
Speaker 7: Tesla and was not GP Morgan. Of course was the
Speaker 7: element that shut it down. But his problem for us
Speaker 7: not learning more from him is that he was a
Speaker 7: fantastic inventor, but it was terrible with money. And he
Speaker 7: made contracts with people that asked for him to build
Speaker 7: this and that, and he used the money for his
Speaker 7: own projects, and then he didn't make the projects for
Speaker 7: the other person and he started losing credibility. So his
Speaker 7: problem was was not just GP Morgan. And the problem
Speaker 7: is he couldn't deal with money. It just couldn't. He
Speaker 7: was too obsessed with his own world and he couldn't.
Speaker 7: He didn't have means to finance it, so he took risks.
Speaker 6: But yeah, he was a terribo artist.
Speaker 7: Yes, he said he get his information from the eater, so.
Speaker 1: Right, right, But Niagara Falls here in upstate New York
Speaker 1: is all Tesla technology. He actually won that bad life,
Speaker 1: So that's one of the few remainings and that generates
Speaker 1: power for all of New York and New York City.
Speaker 8: So that's the steam powered, isn't it. That's a that's
Speaker 8: all steam power, correct.
Speaker 1: Turbine? Yeah, from the fall.
Speaker 7: It's kinatic energy. It's kinetic energy, right.
Speaker 6: The really messed up part is that they had to
Speaker 6: shut down most of the turbines. So it was producing
Speaker 6: way more power than they ever gave me credit for,
Speaker 6: and it just didn't need all that power. So those
Speaker 6: turbines are all still down. It's like, okay, guys, why
Speaker 6: don't you just fire it up. Yeah, it's so obvious.
Speaker 6: They don't want us to have cheaper energy.
Speaker 5: That is the that is the issue. They're going to
Speaker 5: keep jacking it out.
Speaker 1: It's a leverage tool.
Speaker 7: Look, I have I have in my in my database
Speaker 7: a series of projects that all claim to produce free energy.
Speaker 7: There are chemic schematized from beginning to end, but there
Speaker 7: is one that works. And it's a simple as placing
Speaker 7: a copper cylinder with a mesh and then an iron
Speaker 7: cylinder and then bury it in the ground. Each one
Speaker 7: of these will generate one vault. So if you have
Speaker 7: a set of batteries that creates x vaults, you just
Speaker 7: need the number of cylinders to keep those batteries constantly
Speaker 7: at that top. So there are people living in Arizona
Speaker 7: and the desert in the highest ground that they feed
Speaker 7: all their houses through this system alone. It's expensive because
Speaker 7: the copper is expensive, but the rest of the things
Speaker 7: are not that expensive, and so they keep the batteries charged.
Speaker 7: So imagine if you have a battery that has twenty
Speaker 7: four volts and you have twenty four of these things
Speaker 7: in the ground, you cannot deplete the battery because it's
Speaker 7: constantly being supplied with the amount of power that it receives.
Speaker 7: So it's like a constant circuit of energy. So there's
Speaker 7: many ways to produce energy difference. There are projects, scientific
Speaker 7: projects that produce ice from the sun, just the light
Speaker 7: of the sun with a gigantic mirror and somehow it
Speaker 7: produces ice. So most of the problem with science is
Speaker 7: that most of the it's how should I the beams
Speaker 7: that support it, that its foundation is building assumptions that
Speaker 7: not all of them are correct. And we keep finding
Speaker 7: with these telescopes looking into space that after all, we
Speaker 7: didn't understand Big Bang, we didn't understand how the galaxies evolved.
Speaker 7: We didn't understand anything. Yet the narrative doesn't change. You
Speaker 7: have an island in the middle of the Atlantic that
Speaker 7: it's called the Azores Trusade that has megalids. The megalids
Speaker 7: were discovered almost twenty years ago, and still we say
Speaker 7: that it was the Portuguese that got there first and
Speaker 7: crossed the ocean first, when it's obvious that it has
Speaker 7: two levels of occupation. You have a megalithic occupation at
Speaker 7: least four thousand years ago, which could reach to eight
Speaker 7: thousand years ago, and you have a Phoenician or Mediterranean crossing.
Speaker 7: They were going to the America's for sure, because we
Speaker 7: find their anchors still on the beaches. And when they
Speaker 7: tried to say, no, no, this is just stones, they
Speaker 7: are not anchors, all right. So let's measure the circle
Speaker 7: from which the cable passes. Every single one had fourteen
Speaker 7: centimeters hold every single.
Speaker 1: One, every single one.
Speaker 9: Florida.
Speaker 6: Florida has so many of these things they talk about
Speaker 6: outside of golf courses. Those are indigenous anchors that are
Speaker 6: for these ships. And they say, no, look, they're just
Speaker 6: too big. They didn't have ships that size. Well, maybe
Speaker 6: they did it. Maybe they were.
Speaker 5: Going across the Atlantic. That doesn't seem like it's out
Speaker 5: of the question.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of evidence to prove that the Phoenicians
Speaker 1: actually came up the Mississippi River into the copper and
Speaker 1: for the copper specifically the Michigan copper mines. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: they go back what twenty thousand or more years.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Problem is people don't understand when people see maps
Speaker 7: of the level of the ocean so many years ago,
Speaker 7: they forget that the maps only show what the water changed,
Speaker 7: they don't show what the land changed. And we have
Speaker 7: to think in isostatic and eostatic movements, and these are
Speaker 7: the ones that are going to actually make the difference,
Speaker 7: because when you take a mile of ice on top
Speaker 7: of a continent and put it on the ocean, that's
Speaker 7: why even today America is still rising. The continent is
Speaker 7: still rising from the lack of the weight of that ice,
Speaker 7: while the bottom of the ocean will drop significantly when
Speaker 7: the water comes back in. What this tells us is
Speaker 7: that places like the Azoris before the younger dryers were
Speaker 7: completely outside of the water. All we see now is
Speaker 7: the top of the mountains. That the mountain is one
Speaker 7: kilometer down. So he's find six of a mile down
Speaker 7: the base of the mountain.
Speaker 6: Those leon Do you know about dogger Land?
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: About Who's sorry doggerland Land, So yeah, I've heard of it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, all of that stuff around Great Britain and everything
Speaker 6: going all the way down into France, all of that
Speaker 6: stuff was above water.
Speaker 5: At one time.
Speaker 6: It wasn't paradise, right, and it was all you know, inhabitable,
Speaker 6: and they believe that there were so many different cultures there. Personally,
Speaker 6: I think that when the dogger Land finally went down,
Speaker 6: I think a lot of that use those people went
Speaker 6: across the ocean back to America, some sort of a
Speaker 6: drift over there, because it seems like all of those cultures.
Speaker 6: You can find indicators in the mounds in America that
Speaker 6: it's sort of related in some you know, paleol thick way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they found Welsh in and inscribed onto stones
Speaker 4: in in the st.
Speaker 7: The q R S Stone, the k R S Stone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's actually a place here in New Hampshire that
Speaker 1: is the Underground Vault where they found driid riding as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Durids couldn't get there to escape the Romans.
Speaker 1: Maybe some of the Yeah, I was gonna say here
Speaker 1: in New Hampshire where I'm at, I'm on the sand
Speaker 1: baron and there's giant, uh like stones everywhere, just deposited.
Speaker 1: But there was over to my I think two point
Speaker 1: four miles of ice above the earth where I am
Speaker 1: right now at one point.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So what I was saying is the particular case of
Speaker 7: saur Is means that in place other place on the
Speaker 7: world and continental land, where we would have a movement
Speaker 7: of one hundred meters on the Azoris, you can have
Speaker 7: a kilometer And let me explain why. And a kilometer
Speaker 7: is point six of a mile. Let me explain why.
Speaker 7: Because the Azoris are in the very point where three
Speaker 7: continental plates meet each other. So it's the most plastic
Speaker 7: place on Earth because those plates meet there, which means
Speaker 7: when you put all that water inside those plates were
Speaker 7: pressed way down. And where we see one hundred meters
Speaker 7: of water in other places was a kilometer or more
Speaker 7: on the Azoris. All of that was above water, all
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 1: So they were once the high places where they would
Speaker 1: build these structures. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 7: So this to say that it is more than proven
Speaker 7: that we had transaceanic capabilities in at least the Neolithic,
Speaker 7: but we know that technology doesn't come suddenly, so's it's
Speaker 7: all the Stone Age can be integrated in Transiitianic. Because
Speaker 7: the seas were lowered, they're much more islands. You can
Speaker 7: go from island to island, as Plato described by Solo
Speaker 7: and the elderly.
Speaker 1: Bobby Well I was going to say the Basque. As
Speaker 1: far as they're genetics, they're specific and they date back
Speaker 1: further as well as the Azores have a specific genetic
Speaker 1: the date backs that date back further. So you have
Speaker 1: these two groups of people that kind of have some
Speaker 1: of the oldest genetics that we know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Me and Robbie did a show on the sixty
Speaker 6: eighth Convocation which goes into the Rosicrucian stories of the
Speaker 6: sinking of Atlantis, and what they believe is that there
Speaker 6: was a massive land bridge going from the Yucatan all
Speaker 6: the way over to Africa and that was what they
Speaker 6: considered to be Atlantis. In this sixty eight Convocation book,
Speaker 6: which was a meeting of the Freemasons, the Illuminati, the
Speaker 6: Rosicrucians in nineteen sixteen, and what they had in that
Speaker 6: book was also the Seal of the United States fifteen
Speaker 6: years before it was revealed to be the reverse seal.
Speaker 5: On the dollar bill.
Speaker 6: So that triangle, that pyramid shape was in that book
Speaker 6: before fifteen years before they announced the reverse of the
Speaker 6: seal to the public. So this is a pretty important meeting.
Speaker 1: Yes, as far as the nova sorti siclorum, going back
Speaker 1: to Virgil's announcement of the sibling prophecy in the Coming
Speaker 1: Age of Apollo, you.
Speaker 6: Know, you know, a direct line of oral history going
Speaker 6: back to what I believe was the Stone Age.
Speaker 5: That's amazing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Jesse, you mentioned this for instance, not only as
Speaker 7: clear as we see, because for instance, the temples were
Speaker 7: supposed to have been born in a specific year which
Speaker 7: I can't remember right now. The fact is ten years
Speaker 7: or fifteen years prior to the creation of the templars,
Speaker 7: that is supposed to be a creation of one guy
Speaker 7: and then enlisted others with the same vision. Fifteen years
Speaker 7: before that, the first context by the templars were made
Speaker 7: in Portugal to the mother of which would be the
Speaker 7: guy that would create Portugal for them, okay, and this
Speaker 7: guy was a fonsein Rich. So fifteen years earlier they
Speaker 7: already secured land in the area that was the Conda
Speaker 7: du Portugolens at the time was not Portugal. It's a
Speaker 7: small area like O Porto where the wine comes from,
Speaker 7: and it was called o Porto because it was in
Speaker 7: Portuguese Porto it means harbor. And so after that we
Speaker 7: find that the templars are created. They came to Portugal
Speaker 7: with specific intent of looking for something here and they
Speaker 7: go all the trouble to create a king to conquer
Speaker 7: the land to the moors in order for them to
Speaker 7: receive the land that they wanted. Now on the first seal,
Speaker 7: and that's why it's called Portugal, and that's why I'm
Speaker 7: saying all this Portugal is actually what cames in the
Speaker 7: seal of the creation of the country that says in
Speaker 7: English verbottom through U Grail that in Portuguese is poor
Speaker 7: to gral.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 7: So that's what is in the seal. And what they do.
Speaker 7: The first thing they do they build a massive as
Speaker 7: soon as they conquer it, they build a massive structure
Speaker 7: in Tomar where they create one thing they call the roundabout,
Speaker 7: and the roundabout has an underground hypogeum room where they
Speaker 7: stalled the stored the supposed grail. Now this grail, I
Speaker 7: don't think it's the physical grail. This grail is the
Speaker 7: technological grail, the healing of the land, all of that stuff.
Speaker 7: But they didn't stop there because what they really wanted
Speaker 7: is one is the only known fragment all for the mystics,
Speaker 7: of course, the only known fragment existing or found fragments
Speaker 7: of the ancient paradise, and that is the Mountain of CenTra.
Speaker 7: And in the Mountain of CenTra, you have these underground
Speaker 7: structures that goes for tens of miles that connect every
Speaker 7: single palace, every single monument, every single thing is connected
Speaker 7: by massive tunnels that go all beneath the mountain. And
Speaker 7: what happened when the Templars arrived there to take it
Speaker 7: from the mystic Moors is that the Moors for the
Speaker 7: first time and only in the entire Templar history, and sorry,
Speaker 7: the Crusades's history, is the one time when the Muslims
Speaker 7: turned to them and said, we would not share shed
Speaker 7: blood in sacred ground, so we prefer to leave the
Speaker 7: territory and not fight. And that's how they conquered the
Speaker 7: castle of Cinra because they all evacuated the population from
Speaker 7: the castle to a population called rude Muru, which means
Speaker 7: the Moor's river where the cave is still there. From
Speaker 7: then they exit and it's one point seven miles away
Speaker 7: and goes down a mountain under a river and comes
Speaker 7: out in a massive cave. Okay, so how did they
Speaker 7: build these things? It wasn't the moors. They already found it.
Speaker 7: And in this mountain there is a place called Rigalaire State.
Speaker 7: That is from a guy called Jomano Monteu that made
Speaker 7: a lot of money in Brazil and built the most
Speaker 7: complex structure that it was made in the nineteenth century
Speaker 7: that in globes, every single kind of mysticism, symbology, everything
Speaker 7: is stamped on the buildings. They are charged with it
Speaker 7: all sides and it has two initiation wells if I.
Speaker 5: Could jump in real quick.
Speaker 6: So what's really important to know about Spain and the
Speaker 6: Iberian Peninsula is that it's been occupied by several different
Speaker 6: groups in the Mediterranean for thousands of years, and one
Speaker 6: of those groups was the Carthaginians, and the Carthaginians were
Speaker 6: very closely related to Canaanite Phoenician people. So the whole
Speaker 6: idea of tying that back into the New World is
Speaker 6: right there through Carthage, which we we don't have anymore.
Speaker 6: It's wiped off the face of the planet.
Speaker 1: So Troy was also Carthaginians. Well, there's the Romans to Troy's.
Speaker 6: Right, but there was the Roman idea that they were
Speaker 6: the descendants of the Trojans, right, and you get that
Speaker 6: in the Idiot and then right, but there were other
Speaker 6: ships that left Troy, so there could very well be
Speaker 6: a Phoenician connection back to Troy as well.
Speaker 10: Right, you know what to say, Phoenician connection with Ortons,
Speaker 10: like even they say that the Phoenicians in Orton. And
Speaker 10: obviously there's a lot of connections if you look at
Speaker 10: it's a book called Tuggle Tuggle the Team, so that
Speaker 10: was taken the tabs and then there's another story in
Speaker 10: it's it's actually quite interesting. You're mad at the Greek
Speaker 10: history headless, but there's a lot of stories in Irelands
Speaker 10: that parallel the Greeks epics, like even the from Marians,
Speaker 10: the from Marians of the Lara Cobaba Ireland were actually
Speaker 10: supposed to be related to the Titans. And Alta was
Speaker 10: the leader of the from Orians, and he was a
Speaker 10: Titan and he was supposed to have got the Greece.
Speaker 10: Like given my DNA shows to mygrations back and forth.
Speaker 10: And I'm sure you guys have seen some of the
Speaker 10: stuff Ricardio Heedison Nick.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you've got Galatians in the Bible, and that was
Speaker 6: a settlement of Gall, and the Gall people were in
Speaker 6: Turkey in that region for a long time before that.
Speaker 6: They were kicked out by the Greeks. So the Galls,
Speaker 6: the Sacks and all those people are related came right
Speaker 6: back up to Britain and Ireland. All of that memory
Speaker 6: still existed in their in their culture of being down
Speaker 6: in that region because they were they were the first
Speaker 6: ones to sack.
Speaker 1: But in are you familiar with the Book of Invasion, You've.
Speaker 10: You've seen to go back, Yeah, that's the Erica is
Speaker 10: the Erica in.
Speaker 8: The Book of Invasions.
Speaker 10: So when he got me my DNA, donet so I
Speaker 10: be Thom and McMahon and an Or and Neil, So
Speaker 10: I knew these I knew these, I knew these stories.
Speaker 10: So what happened was I says, if I got my DNA,
Speaker 10: don't I could prove these migratings. And sure enough it
Speaker 10: was proven to be the case. But even though you
Speaker 10: have another theory, and they call it the Audi Atlantic
Speaker 10: theory and it's you read a couple of books and says, look,
Speaker 10: it says chronicles are really for example, says there was
Speaker 10: a dead he which to separate Britain from Ireland.
Speaker 8: And when I was looking.
Speaker 10: At side the mound cultures, so you can see clear
Speaker 10: origin from the east in America.
Speaker 8: So goes east to west in America and then it
Speaker 8: goes west to east in Europe. And it's like it.
Speaker 10: Doesn't make sense that they went the other way in
Speaker 10: you know. But the it's there's quite a lot. It's
Speaker 10: it's it's it's quite interesting in the history, but it
Speaker 10: all goes back to it's all being hidden. And then
Speaker 10: even another another story that kind of backed that up.
Speaker 10: There's a book called Ireland or of the Challdee, and
Speaker 10: I put that into the shot there as well, and
Speaker 10: that mentions the how it actually connects to child and
Speaker 10: stuff like that, and obviously the right lights and all that.
Speaker 10: But they all go back. But even to support the
Speaker 10: cartage team. So McCarthy's an' bryan's are two of the
Speaker 10: old Celtic families are okay, and there they were the
Speaker 10: cut They were considered the Southern Celtic families. Well, mccarthig,
Speaker 10: so it's mccarthig is soon of Carthage. It's it's c
Speaker 10: R a G eight character right, So as it says
Speaker 10: the DNA shows the connection by MP the fark it's
Speaker 10: crazy and I'm sorry for no.
Speaker 5: No, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 6: Carthage was always considered the melting pot of North Africa.
Speaker 6: It was the most urbanized, it was the most sort
Speaker 6: of what you consider like sort of modern and progressive
Speaker 6: of that time period. So they had a very diminished
Speaker 6: religious culture. It was their founding myth was about a
Speaker 6: slave woman who became free. So it was a very
Speaker 6: much Libertine type idea going on in Carthage. And they
Speaker 6: had people from all over different parts of the world
Speaker 6: that were living there. It's, you know, very close relationship
Speaker 6: to each other. Yeah, it was very cosmopolitan.
Speaker 3: All right, if you guys don't mind, I think I
Speaker 3: probably will wrap it up here almost two and a
Speaker 3: half hours to jump in. At some point I gotta stop.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we can keep doing it.
Speaker 3: No, No, I mean I could, but I mean it's yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: unfortunately people will stop listening.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, I mean.
Speaker 7: Yeah, for surety seconds. According to Times to Attention Spend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like forty five minutes if you're lucky. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean we could definitely do this again.
Speaker 3: I really appreciated the conversations are some really interesting stuff
Speaker 3: for sure. I mean I really appreciate all of his
Speaker 3: bringing everything to the table. There's just a lot of
Speaker 3: different things from different areas and I went better than
Speaker 3: I could have thought.
Speaker 2: So thank you Headless. Please let everybody know what you
Speaker 2: deal is again. Just for the new people, you.
Speaker 6: Can find me on YouTube the Headless Giant Podcast. I
Speaker 6: do a show every Thursday where I read your paranormal
Speaker 6: emails with my buddy Nick over there. So if you've
Speaker 6: got paranormal experiences or magical experiences or things dreams that
Speaker 6: you can't explain, send them to me at the Headless
Speaker 6: Giant Podcast at gmail dot com and I will read
Speaker 6: them and analyze them with my fraft awesome.
Speaker 2: Yes, definitely check it.
Speaker 3: Definitely check it out because we do also cover a
Speaker 3: symbol each every week, so you actually you know you'll
Speaker 3: learn something too in case you never heard of them before.
Speaker 8: So thank you.
Speaker 2: And Robbie Marks my man, Robbie, what's up, sir?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was gonna say thanks for getting this group
Speaker 1: of people together with different angles that kind of really
Speaker 1: comes together nicely. If you want to check out my
Speaker 1: other stuff, you can check out my link tree which
Speaker 1: is our M A r X And I've got my
Speaker 1: Nimrod the first skin Walker book coming, and I've got
Speaker 1: my metamind Cast podcast as well as my artwork that
Speaker 1: I do for various bands and festivals, and you can
Speaker 1: check out all that stuff on my link tree.
Speaker 3: Awesome, Thank you very much, sir, And again go look
Speaker 3: all that book. You definitely got to come on after
Speaker 3: it's out so you can. Yeah, yeah, close Leon, sir. Yeah,
Speaker 3: please let everybody know what you do. You know where
Speaker 3: they can find your work if they want.
Speaker 4: I'm sure. Yeah, it's all gone O R G O
Speaker 4: N E and consciousness dot substack dot com or I've
Speaker 4: got most of my work on there that I like,
Speaker 4: the the annotated bibliography of everything in orgone research, or
Speaker 4: you can go to the JPOT Journal at psychic orgone
Speaker 4: that spelts in psychology and orgone at dot com that
Speaker 4: that's the Roberto Maglioni form Italy published a lot on
Speaker 4: there too, But yeah, one of those two sites you
Speaker 4: can find it links to everything I do from there,
Speaker 4: there's been really interesting seeing all these different angles and
Speaker 4: ancient angles because my work has taken me to ancient stuff.
Speaker 4: You get deep into the subtle energy. It takes you
Speaker 4: back to to to the to the ancient cultures. So yeah,
Speaker 4: I've been I've learned a lot tonight.
Speaker 3: Yes, you have a lot of assis take care of too,
Speaker 3: so get at it. Let us know what happens. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then and then Ronnie sir, thank you so much
Speaker 3: for joining us again.
Speaker 2: Man, I really appreciate it. Everybody know what's up with you.
Speaker 8: Thanks again, Thanks Nick, Thanks and thanks for the lads
Speaker 8: as well.
Speaker 10: Great chat as always, and you'll find me on YouTube
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Speaker 8: I've also jumped on teaktok.
Speaker 10: So what I've done is if I'm hopping around a
Speaker 10: couple of different sites in Ordance, just to show the
Speaker 10: different age of chorches, I'll be looking at megaithic structures
Speaker 10: and we set up on Instagram. So when intermittently the
Speaker 10: upload and just different sites around Ordens places have been
Speaker 10: in easy anchored what within Cambai A toy lance, A
Speaker 10: couple of places. It be a load of pictures upload
Speaker 10: from just different trips and they find all the stuff
Speaker 10: of Nicko been on with yourself and the headers have
Speaker 10: been on yourself, and I've obviously been on Ricardo's Institute
Speaker 10: Financial Philosophy as well. So if you want to find
Speaker 10: out what's going on, we find a lot of their
Speaker 10: Petrea Oyer's history and pyramid stuff and a bit of
Speaker 10: ancient history as well. Enjoy it and thanks again that
Speaker 10: thanks for a great chat.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you very much. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: And Riccardo last or not lease, please let anybody know
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Speaker 7: According to gandhalf it's a place of honor, so thank you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you very much and I'll include all your links. Again,
Speaker 3: this is really an amazing talk. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: All all of your brilliant minds here together at once.
Speaker 3: It was a really wild discussion. And yeah, thank you
Speaker 3: all for real. And the end that is the end
Speaker 3: of another Occult Rejects And until the next one, everybody
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