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Speaker 1: We're tonight. We're talking about Satan's storm. Craziest story. I
Speaker 1: can't believe I've made it to the ripe old age
Speaker 1: of forty four and never heard this story before. I
Speaker 1: especially with my interest in alternative history, alternative weather, alternative
Speaker 1: and I'm not you know, all kinds of things that
Speaker 1: are otherwise sort of unexplained or extreme or you know,
Speaker 1: make this experience of living in a body so crazy.
Speaker 1: I would have thought I'd come across this decades of
Speaker 1: listening to like mysterious universe back in the day and
Speaker 1: all of this stuff. I would have thought. No, I've
Speaker 1: never heard this story, so maybe it's new to you too.
Speaker 1: Either way, we're going to tie it to some interesting
Speaker 1: phenomenon that we're very interested in, this ongoing geomagnetic excursion,
Speaker 1: with the poles wandering ever further, with the magnetos for
Speaker 1: a weekening more and more, with the potential for a
Speaker 1: poll flip with no idea. Really, what will happen to
Speaker 1: physical Earth if that occurs energetically in the larger Solar
Speaker 1: system as an electric or a plasma universe as well,
Speaker 1: and how this all ties together, and what it might
Speaker 1: mean for us for the next six and a half
Speaker 1: years or so. So pretty excited about this show tonight.
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Speaker 1: And here we have from Stefan Burns what it is
Speaker 1: that we're actually talking about today. This is a tweet
Speaker 1: from him. I'm sorry, post, I don't know whatever we
Speaker 1: say now, one x from just yesterday August seventeenth, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six, and he said this is crazy, and he's right,
Speaker 1: it is, he said, less than a month after the
Speaker 1: strongest ever recorded earthquake, the ninetude nine point five, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty Great Chilean earthquake on May twenty second, with an
Speaker 1: energy release equivalent to forty seven SAR bombs. I guess
Speaker 1: it was a really big bomb. I remember seeing the
Speaker 1: diagram once of like all the bombs compared to each other,
Speaker 1: and the mother of all bombs is like the biggest one.
Speaker 1: So SAR is not quite at the top. Somewhere in
Speaker 1: there though. Forty seven of those in this May twenty second,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty nine point five Great Chilean earthquake, biggest ever recorded,
Speaker 1: he said. The strongest ever heat burst then struck. I
Speaker 1: think it's cop Pearl Copearl Copearl kopp e r L
Speaker 1: Texas on June fifteenth, less than a month later, the
Speaker 1: strongest ever heat burst. I'm just gonna pausit and Zay
Speaker 1: and I've never heard of a heat burst before, so
Speaker 1: again I made it forty four years while interested specifically
Speaker 1: in the bizarre, the unexplained, the extreme, the alternative, my
Speaker 1: whole life, and I've never heard of a heat burst.
Speaker 1: But this is a heat burst in Copearl, Texas, on
Speaker 1: June fifteenth, nineteen sixty, less than a month after that
Speaker 1: biggest earthquake ever recorded. So he's tying these two together,
Speaker 1: which is not mainstream at all. He says, spiking temperatures
Speaker 1: up to one hundred and forty degrees fahrenheit. Now that's
Speaker 1: contested and we'll talk about why. But one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty degrees fahrenheit is crazy. That's that's higher than anything
Speaker 1: else we've recorded on Earth. As far as ambient temperature
Speaker 1: in a place. You can, of course, you know, measure
Speaker 1: lava somewhere and it's like a otter, right, But like
Speaker 1: the temperature of the air, that's crazy. One hundred and
Speaker 1: forty degrees fahrenheit. So on June fifteenth, nineteen sixty, in Copearl, Texas,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, this temperature spiked from one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty to one hundred and forty degrees fahrenheit. Suddenly
Speaker 1: causing cyclone force wins up to seventy five miles per hour.
Speaker 1: It's pretty strong. It's not actually as strong as I
Speaker 1: expected them to say. With that high of a temperature change.
Speaker 1: Seventy five is very fast, very strong winds, pretty destructive.
Speaker 1: But he says the temperature readings from this heapers, in fact,
Speaker 1: are the highest ever recorded on Earth. That's the highest
Speaker 1: ever recorded on Earth, higher than Death Valley, which otherwise
Speaker 1: holds the record at I believe one thirty six. That's
Speaker 1: insane in this place in Texas, he says, coincidence, not
Speaker 1: if you ask me, especially considering how close together the
Speaker 1: South American North American are geographically. The M nine point
Speaker 1: five was stronger than thirteen Krakatoa eruptions from eighteen eighty three.
Speaker 1: At the Krakatoa eruption, and this was thirteen of those
Speaker 1: in one earthquake, forty seven star bombs, thirteen krakatos, he says,
Speaker 1: a volcanic eruption so big it darkened the sky worldwide
Speaker 1: and dropped average world temperatures for several years. That was
Speaker 1: the Krakatoa of volcano eighteen eighty three. He says, it
Speaker 1: makes perfect sense that ionospheric energetic alterations from this most
Speaker 1: powerful M nine point five earthquake caused long term disturbances
Speaker 1: across the world. So he's like, yeah, if you have
Speaker 1: the biggest earthquake ever nine point five, it makes sense
Speaker 1: that it's going to affect the world. It's a global system.
Speaker 1: You like flat Earth, you can still go with that.
Speaker 1: So this is still a system. It's still enclosed to
Speaker 1: some degree, right, he says. And again, the two most
Speaker 1: powerful events of their respective categories earthquake heat burst, occurred
Speaker 1: only three weeks apart. Freaky, So he has gone into
Speaker 1: deeper analysis of this. Of course, Space Weather News you
Speaker 1: know bent then, God, I'm so shitty with names and things,
Speaker 1: but you know, so a suspicious observer Space Weather News
Speaker 1: the authority on this topic of solar forcing and the
Speaker 1: geomagnetic excursion and how you know, energy from a plasma
Speaker 1: electric universes coming into our system and making things like
Speaker 1: earthquakes and storms and whatever people are calling climate change,
Speaker 1: you know, making those things happen. That it's not actually
Speaker 1: cowfarts and whatnot, that it's actually from outside the system
Speaker 1: coming through. And so he connects these things because they
Speaker 1: are connected in all other non mainstream ways of measuring
Speaker 1: and looking at these things. In fact, so much so
Speaker 1: that they predict earthquakes to a high degree of accuracy
Speaker 1: in this system of looking at things. So it's a
Speaker 1: pretty sound system. Actually, it's just not taught in universities
Speaker 1: and it's not acknowledged by the mainstream. It's a knowledge,
Speaker 1: just not by people who are willing to share it
Speaker 1: with you. So there's that, right. But he then he
Speaker 1: shares his graphic. I've tried to make it a little
Speaker 1: bigger on this next page how coronal holes fuel earth storms,
Speaker 1: because what he doesn't say in that post is that
Speaker 1: there was massive coronal holes and other solar disturbance in
Speaker 1: that moment as this giant, biggest earthquake that we've ever measured,
Speaker 1: and then this huge heat spike that is crazy, is
Speaker 1: beyond crazy as that happens. So he talks about the catalyst, right,
Speaker 1: the kernel whole high speed streams come through. Other energy
Speaker 1: from the Sun is coming through. It hits the Earth's
Speaker 1: magnetosphere and ionosphere coupling transfers this into the Earth's system.
Speaker 1: Ionospheric instability triggers because it's too much energy. The system
Speaker 1: has to try to find a way to basically absorb
Speaker 1: and kind of transform this energy throughout its system. Atmospheeric
Speaker 1: gravity wave generates the lifting mechanism agw's that's the atmospheric
Speaker 1: gravity waves reach the troposphere, providing the essential lift to
Speaker 1: trigger moist symmetric instability. And that's where we get all
Speaker 1: these big storms and stuff, right, and heat release and
Speaker 1: porticity also occurs. Is why we get more tornadoes, hurricanes,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And then he says the event or this
Speaker 1: image shows, you know what they've discovered those who are
Speaker 1: interested in this type of not catastrophism, but you know
Speaker 1: again electric universe, plasma universe, at least Earth system energy
Speaker 1: dispersion analysis, right, talk about this event phase and timing,
Speaker 1: so that when the Sun's got this massive caronal hole
Speaker 1: that's facing the Earth, or it's got these huge, you know,
Speaker 1: bursts of energy coming out that it's usually the solar
Speaker 1: wind is you know, to one or two days out,
Speaker 1: and then we start to get storms and start to
Speaker 1: get other things that move start moving through the system
Speaker 1: of Earth. So pretty cool little image here to just
Speaker 1: kind of show you how the energy transfers comes through,
Speaker 1: turns into weather, turns into other disturbances in the Earth system,
Speaker 1: not global climate change as we've been told, but it
Speaker 1: is a version of global climate change. That's very interesting.
Speaker 1: But let's look at the earthquake first. So we had
Speaker 1: this nine point five nineteen sixty Great Chilean earthquake, or
Speaker 1: sometimes called the Valdivia earthquake nine point five officially one thousand,
Speaker 1: six hundred and fifty five people killed in nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: when this happened, three thousand injured, two million homeless, and
Speaker 1: five hundred and fifty million dollars in damage and guessing
Speaker 1: that was damn you know, money valued at that time,
Speaker 1: at that time it was that much. Who knows what
Speaker 1: that would equate to now, I don't know. Five hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty million dollars in damage in southern Chile. Then
Speaker 1: there was a tsunami caused sixty one deaths seventy five
Speaker 1: million dollars of damage in Hawaii. So from Chile to Hawaii,
Speaker 1: the tsunami moved. This is such a huge earthquake, It
Speaker 1: moved through all that vast area of the giant Pacific
Speaker 1: Ocean over to Why, killing one hundred and thirty eight
Speaker 1: people there and causing another fifty million dollars in damage.
Speaker 1: There sorry seventy five million damage and sixty one deaths.
Speaker 1: Then in Japan, even further away, had even more, one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty eight deaths and fifty million dollars in damage.
Speaker 1: I don't know why Japan had more deaths but less damage.
Speaker 1: It's an interesting question. We'd have to look into more
Speaker 1: of what was going on at the time. But all
Speaker 1: the way over in Japan, this massive earthquake caused through
Speaker 1: this tsunami. Then we had thirty two dead and missing
Speaker 1: in the Philippines, five hundred thousand dollars of damage to
Speaker 1: the West coast of the United States. So downward Chili
Speaker 1: all the way up through the Pacific up to the
Speaker 1: United States. So even in this description we see how
Speaker 1: this earthquake way down in Chile, it was affecting even
Speaker 1: the United States. The Stephan Burns just said, you know,
Speaker 1: in his opinion, this earthquake could have also affected this
Speaker 1: heat spike, or at least similar energetic confluences triggered both.
Speaker 1: So we got the earthquake nine point five. All these
Speaker 1: people did all of this damage. This is back in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty sunami's caused severe damage from shaking that Ssudami
Speaker 1: caused damage along the coast of Chili on many areas
Speaker 1: of the Pacific Ocean. It said some ports were destroyed
Speaker 1: by waves that reached a height of thirty eight feet.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine seeing a thirty eight foot wave coming
Speaker 1: at you. Carried remains of houses inland as much as
Speaker 1: two miles Houses on the coast were brought two miles inland.
Speaker 1: So thirty eight feet two miles in This is just
Speaker 1: one earthquake. By the way, there's some forecast of what
Speaker 1: potentially could happen if the polar flip also triggered, you know,
Speaker 1: some moving crust, if the krusty coupled from the core,
Speaker 1: which is an actual thing that could happen, and it
Speaker 1: could happen at the same time, and all this movement,
Speaker 1: all these tsunamis way bigger than just one earthquake and
Speaker 1: way higher energy. That's crazy, right, So he says two
Speaker 1: miles and thirty eight feet, Like, what do we multiply
Speaker 1: that by? I don't know. That's why a lot of
Speaker 1: these models, like Ben Davidson, there we go. Ben I
Speaker 1: was writing about Ben Ben Davidson's the rest of it
Speaker 1: that he puts out in his free movies, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, he should watch. They're amazing. Suspicious observers space
Speaker 1: to other news, He's done sort of simulations about like
Speaker 1: where might be covered in water, where tsunamis might reach.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows, right, but here's some best guesses based on
Speaker 1: some evidence, and it's pretty interesting. Covers a lot of many,
Speaker 1: many continents covered in water, destroyed otherwise, you know, deeply affected.
Speaker 1: So it's just one earthquake in nineteen sixty thirty eight
Speaker 1: feet waves two miles in even in Hawaii thirty five
Speaker 1: foot waves, so right by the earthquake, thirty eight foot waves,
Speaker 1: but even out all this way far far away from Chilian,
Speaker 1: Hawaii steal thirty five foot waves. Crazy O, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Thirty five foot was the run up the waves that
Speaker 1: actually struck the shore. We're eighteen feet okay, so that
Speaker 1: makes more sense, a little bit diminished, still so huge.
Speaker 1: Eighteen feet That was a day after the quake, twenty
Speaker 1: four hours later. So again, people have this idea about
Speaker 1: how things actually how things work, and then there's like
Speaker 1: the reality of how things work. Right, So we think, like, well,
Speaker 1: the earthquake hit, why would this heat spike happen? Like
Speaker 1: a week later. Well, because it's an Earth system, it's
Speaker 1: the system that transports energy around as it can, and
Speaker 1: some of that energy can take While this quake took
Speaker 1: place in Chile and then a day later Hawaii had
Speaker 1: the tsunami, we know they're connected. We know that's the
Speaker 1: wave of traveling right. Excuse me, my nose is itchy,
Speaker 1: but it can take some time. So yeah, they don't
Speaker 1: have to be concurrent, right for them to be connected.
Speaker 1: We could see that in all kinds of systems, let
Speaker 1: alone one as massive and complicated as the Earth. On
Speaker 1: May twenty fourth, it actually says the vulcan pull pull
Speaker 1: yeh huay, I'm gonna say so. Volcano on May twenty fourth,
Speaker 1: two days later erupt and sending ash and steams by
Speaker 1: six thousand meters. The eruption continued for several weeks. So
Speaker 1: again this is the USGS. They're connecting this earthquake to
Speaker 1: this volcanic eruption days later, two days later, so the
Speaker 1: wave a day later, we had this volcano eruption two
Speaker 1: days later. So again we're seeing these effects continue to
Speaker 1: pile up, connected to each other, for sure, same energy system,
Speaker 1: for sure. This quake was also preceded, they say, by
Speaker 1: four four shocks bigger than magnitude seven point zero, including
Speaker 1: a May seven point nine on May twenty first. Many
Speaker 1: aftershocks also occurred, with five of magnitude seven point ohor greaters.
Speaker 1: This is a huge amount of energy transferring through the Earth.
Speaker 1: You can think about it as a release of energy.
Speaker 1: You can think about it as absorbing the solar energy
Speaker 1: and then you know, trying to deal with it and
Speaker 1: get it to sort of disperse throughout the Earth system.
Speaker 1: Or either way, it's the same sort of difference. Right,
Speaker 1: one energy hits another energy is triggered, and right these
Speaker 1: things are are sort of like cube balls hitting off
Speaker 1: one another. This is the largest earthquake, it says, of
Speaker 1: the twentieth century. The ripture zone is estimated to be
Speaker 1: about one thousand kilometers long from Lesbou to Porto Aisen Tsunami.
Speaker 1: Deaths from outside Chili are included in the one thousand
Speaker 1: and six hundred and fifty five total, So crazy, crazy amounts,
Speaker 1: they say, you know, there's actually a higher death counts.
Speaker 1: This is just what could be confirmed. So this always
Speaker 1: happens too where people are like, well, you know, it
Speaker 1: was only one thousand six hundred and fifty five. It
Speaker 1: may have been many thousands more than that that we
Speaker 1: don't know about, right, especially in nineteen sixty different parts
Speaker 1: of the world, and who knows what was going on,
Speaker 1: and so we really don't know. So these are just
Speaker 1: our best estimates and probably that we can guess it's
Speaker 1: at least a little bit more, if not way more
Speaker 1: people so huge earthquake crazy. I don't remember hearing out
Speaker 1: this earthquake or studying it specifically before, but not not
Speaker 1: coincidental that a volcano also went off. Obviously that's an
Speaker 1: easier thing for them to correlate. They both have to
Speaker 1: do with fault lines, and you know that that makes
Speaker 1: sense no one of course until well before and after
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty, before catastrophism, I think in general was sort
Speaker 1: of killed out of the university system in like the
Speaker 1: forties or something, and now it's sort of returning twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six. So we have, like, you know, almost one
Speaker 1: hundred years pause in this but the time of the earthquake,
Speaker 1: at least very few people would have been connecting any
Speaker 1: of this to what happen been in Texas, which we'll
Speaker 1: get to. So yeah, I think we kind of hit.
Speaker 1: All of that, We're good. And here's the heat the
Speaker 1: heat spike. Okay, this is like the best name we
Speaker 1: have for this insane event, which locals ended up calling
Speaker 1: Satan's Storm. So again, this is in Capeurl, Texas, June fifteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty less than a month later, so that was
Speaker 1: May twenty second. This is June fifteenth. Three weeks later,
Speaker 1: a famous heat burst locally called Satan's Storm struck Copearl, Texas,
Speaker 1: bringing seventy five mile per hour winds or stronger what
Speaker 1: do we know? Right, and an unverified temperature spike reported
Speaker 1: near one hundred and forty degrees fahrenheit. So here's where
Speaker 1: this is contested, it says. However, this reading is not
Speaker 1: officially recognized as the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth,
Speaker 1: as official world records belong to Death Valley, California. And
Speaker 1: we'll get to why, right, it says. So this was
Speaker 1: the middle of the night too. So when I first
Speaker 1: read this, I was like, I don't know, Texas is
Speaker 1: gonna be a hot place. I've never lived in Texas.
Speaker 1: Maybe it gets up in the hundreds frequently, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe one forty isn't that crazy? It's high I know that,
Speaker 1: but like maybe that's kind of fits in. Now, this
Speaker 1: was at midnight. It doesn't matter what time you could
Speaker 1: be in the middle of summer, one hundred degree weather,
Speaker 1: and at midnight almost always it's gonna be below that.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be below one hundred. So one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty at midnight, you've had at least three hours. But
Speaker 1: this is actually June fifteenth, Yeah, you've probably had at
Speaker 1: least three hours of cooling off. The sun is set
Speaker 1: at least by nine, right, crazy, Okay, So shortly after midnight,
Speaker 1: a dying rain free thunderstorm collapsed. This is the explanation.
Speaker 1: A dying thunderstorm, rain free thunderstorm collapsed. This just means
Speaker 1: lightning without rain, a system of lightning. An electrical system collapsed,
Speaker 1: so it lost its energy. I don't know. I guess
Speaker 1: dispersing and sending dry, compressed and superheated air downdrafting into
Speaker 1: the town. So we get really hot temperatures way up
Speaker 1: in the atmosphere. We have all sorts of electrical phenomenon
Speaker 1: going up in there. We've got all these layers of
Speaker 1: various levels of atmosphere, of moisture, of electricity, of density.
Speaker 1: You know, there's crazy stuff going on up there. So
Speaker 1: I even though if you didn't leave the Earth system,
Speaker 1: but you just went high up, you need so much
Speaker 1: protection because there's so much radiation, electricity, and heat and
Speaker 1: then cold, extreme cold, all sorts of stuff. But when
Speaker 1: that suddenly gets thrust downward to where we're at, that's extreme.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. Right, So this is what happened, they say,
Speaker 1: the thunderstorm collapse, sending dry, compressed superheated air down drafting
Speaker 1: into the town. Okay, So as I'm reading this, I'm like,
Speaker 1: this is the first time I'm hearing that this is
Speaker 1: a thing that happens. Definitely, I never heard that one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty degrees at midnight happened anywhere. I Mean,
Speaker 1: people act like it being ninety degrees in Colorado in
Speaker 1: the summer is global climate change, Like like they don't
Speaker 1: remember the rest of time where it's always been ninety
Speaker 1: degrees in the summer in Colorado, because they like have
Speaker 1: been like all heated up about this issue. Right, So
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty degrees, you'd think you'd mentioned that
Speaker 1: at some point nineteen sixty Also, so if this is
Speaker 1: so connected to how overpopulated and polluted and crazy, we've
Speaker 1: been trading the planet. How come it hasn't happened since
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty nothing like it. In fact, we'll get to that.
Speaker 1: So one hundred and forty degrees seventy five mile prour winds.
Speaker 1: So when we have big changes in cool to hot,
Speaker 1: you know, that's what we get winds. And so winds
Speaker 1: are this, you know, the winds have changed, and so
Speaker 1: you'd think like, yeah, this energy's coming down was bringing
Speaker 1: wind with it. I actually would have thought more than
Speaker 1: seventy five miles per hour, given how extreme this is.
Speaker 1: That's what they say. Was anyone actively measuring the wind
Speaker 1: speed at that time? No? Have they already indicated that
Speaker 1: they're trying to say that the one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: degree temperature is an accurate it's much lower. Yes, So
Speaker 1: do I trust this seventy five mile per hour? Guess no,
Speaker 1: not really, But anyway, the impact Listen to this scorched crops.
Speaker 1: The crops in the middle of the night, at midnight
Speaker 1: were scorched. That's how hot it was. Terrified residents. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you're sleeping and it's not that hot, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden it's one hundred and forty. Did I've
Speaker 1: been in Death Valley? I think it only was one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty something on the days I was there,
Speaker 1: and it was crazy to live. I was in a tent,
Speaker 1: wasn't in air conditionally, it was in the temperatures, but
Speaker 1: it's hard to exist in one hundred and forty My god,
Speaker 1: so terrified residents and sudden intense heat that felt like
Speaker 1: sticking your head in an oven. They say, though it's
Speaker 1: not official, right, So here's their contestation of it. They say,
Speaker 1: lack of formal instruments. The one hundred and forty degree
Speaker 1: fahrenheit reading came from community and household thermometers rather than
Speaker 1: calibrated official National Weather Service meteorological equipment. And so I'm
Speaker 1: supposed to doubt that. I'm supposed to not believe people
Speaker 1: because it wasn't like NOAA approved or whatever National Meteoradological
Speaker 1: Society approved, or do you know what thermometers people used
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty unlike right now? Mercury? Do you know
Speaker 1: that mercury can't be inaccurate? I mean, you could break
Speaker 1: the thermometer and it just won't work at all, and
Speaker 1: all the mercury will come out and there it goes.
Speaker 1: But if you're if it's intact, mercury can't help but
Speaker 1: rise when it's hot and go down. That's why we
Speaker 1: use it for thermometers, and in the nineteen sixty that's
Speaker 1: the thermometers you have. They can't be wrong. I mean
Speaker 1: they can, yes, okay, but no, they're not wrong. So
Speaker 1: if all the residents in the town said it was
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty, get this. Not only do I
Speaker 1: believe them and think it's bullshit to try to say
Speaker 1: it was much cooler than that, but I'll tell you
Speaker 1: this too. The reason why they said it's one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty is because that was the highest temperature that
Speaker 1: could be recorded by those thermometers. There wasn't a higher reading.
Speaker 1: Is it possible it was higher than one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty degrees? Yes? Would anybody have registered it? Oh, we
Speaker 1: didn't have devices that would have measured higher than one forty,
Speaker 1: So everybody's thermometer topped out. How hot was it? Actually,
Speaker 1: we don't know, but they're trying to say it was
Speaker 1: maybe cooler than that because people are just crazy and stupid. No,
Speaker 1: you're fucking crazy and stupid. The official record holder officially
Speaker 1: is Death Valley. It's one thirty four, okay, I said,
Speaker 1: one thirty six Earliers one thirty four, one thirty four
Speaker 1: in Furnace Creek, Death Valley. That's exactly where I was camping.
Speaker 1: And I realized, like you know, I was lucky that
Speaker 1: it wasn't one thirty four. That was in nineteen thirteen,
Speaker 1: by the way, and that hasn't been broken since then.
Speaker 1: So again, for all the people who are like climate change,
Speaker 1: climate change, things like this continue to happen where worst
Speaker 1: things have happened in the past than are ever happening
Speaker 1: right now, even though everyone's fearmongered by the media and
Speaker 1: believes it. Okay, so that's what happened, right and people
Speaker 1: called it Satan's storm. Here's some more first hand accounts
Speaker 1: of that nineteen sixty A dying thunderstorm over Carpearl led
Speaker 1: to burned crops, breathing problems with the temperature suddenly shot
Speaker 1: up to one hundred and forty degrees in the middle
Speaker 1: of the night. Again, sh turn this video off. Coppearl,
Speaker 1: Texas summer thunderstorms and Texas start about as common as pickup.
Speaker 1: Why is it not automatically sizing to my browser size.
Speaker 1: It's just it's twenty twenty six, you guys, this is now.
Speaker 1: I can't make this window bigger, just for no reason. Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. Uh, it's common. It's pickup trucks on
Speaker 1: dusty back roads. It was at one of those back
Speaker 1: road towns, a place called Copearl in Bosque County, that
Speaker 1: a storm many years ago created one of the most
Speaker 1: bizarre events in nature. Shortly after midnight on June fifteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty, a dying thunderstorm system passed over the area,
Speaker 1: and instead of cooling rains, a blast of superheated seventy
Speaker 1: five mile per hour wind descended on the town, sending
Speaker 1: temperatures soaring from seventy degrees to an estimated one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty degrees fahrenheit within minutes. Just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: Seventy degrees that was the normal night time temperature. I
Speaker 1: went and asked, what is normal? How hot should it
Speaker 1: be at that time? Seventy degrees? How hot did it get?
Speaker 1: One hundred and forty minimum? That's where the temperatures, that's
Speaker 1: where the thermometers topped out. Seventy degree change in minutes. Now
Speaker 1: I was sitting there. I was like, okay, we think
Speaker 1: it's a little bit extreme when it's like seventy degrees
Speaker 1: at night and then the next day is like one hundred,
Speaker 1: Like wow, that was a big shift. That was thirty degrees.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. One time it was like, you know, near
Speaker 1: freezing overnight, and then that next day it was like eighty.
Speaker 1: It's like a big fifty degrees, and we were like, wow,
Speaker 1: that was extreme. This was seventy degrees in minutes at midnight.
Speaker 1: What I also asked it, I was like, okay, so
Speaker 1: how often does this happen. They're like, well, it happens
Speaker 1: quite a bit. I'm like, oh, okay, so cool. So
Speaker 1: tell me about it. And it gave me three examples
Speaker 1: and that's all it could find, and all three of
Speaker 1: them were something like, oh, it went from forty degrees
Speaker 1: to seventy degrees. Oh, it went from seventy degrees to
Speaker 1: ninety degrees. One of them it was like it went
Speaker 1: from seventy degrees to eighty four. I'm like, ooh, fourteen degrees.
Speaker 1: This was seventy degrees. And the fact that it was
Speaker 1: so documented, and the fact that so many people actually
Speaker 1: did look at those thermometers and saw how hot it was.
Speaker 1: The fact that we knew that it actually happened. They
Speaker 1: can't hide it, I think is the most significant thing
Speaker 1: about this, because what they would like for you to
Speaker 1: do is not think about it. And by day, I
Speaker 1: mean the same people and forces who killed the science
Speaker 1: of catastrophism, who pretend like the ability to predict earthquakes
Speaker 1: based on solar activity isn't a thing when it is
Speaker 1: verified over and over and over for decades. Now, those
Speaker 1: people and the reason why it's the same reason why
Speaker 1: they don't want talk to you about what might happen
Speaker 1: in the whole shift or other things like that, because
Speaker 1: they'll lose control of the whole world. I actually don't
Speaker 1: even really blame them for it. I'm not gonna lie
Speaker 1: like I get not wanting the whole world to freak out.
Speaker 1: I used to be like, oh, we can handle it,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. It's on my face right now.
Speaker 1: We can handle it, you know, Like, well, why they
Speaker 1: treat people like we're children or like people can't handle it.
Speaker 1: But the longer I've lived, the more I'm like, people
Speaker 1: can't even handle anything. I mean, like people can't even
Speaker 1: handle like COVID, like when they thought there wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: be toilet paper. What would people do if they actually
Speaker 1: had to sit down and go wow, at any moment,
Speaker 1: even at midnight, the temperature might double instantly, and what
Speaker 1: does that say about my world? And it might come
Speaker 1: at the same time, and maybe even from the same
Speaker 1: causes as the largest earthquake ever recorded, which sent literally
Speaker 1: shockwaves throughout the planet and costume armies and death thousands
Speaker 1: of miles from its origin for days, and volcanoes got off,
Speaker 1: and all this stuff that could happen anytime. They don't
Speaker 1: want to think about that because everybody would stop being productive,
Speaker 1: stop they're already not rational, and then they would just
Speaker 1: fall apart. There'd be no point anymore to try and
Speaker 1: to have a society because people can't understand things like that.
Speaker 1: People even said to be like, well, don't you think
Speaker 1: it's like messed up? If the elite, the elite, whoever
Speaker 1: you think the elite are, they're building all these bunkers
Speaker 1: and they're not for us. And I'm like, do they
Speaker 1: owe you a bunker? Does somebody owe you a bunker?
Speaker 1: Were you born and under the impression that, like in life,
Speaker 1: you were guaranteed a bunker from people that you should
Speaker 1: just be given, like, here's a way to survive a
Speaker 1: crazy earth shattering change, and just everybody gets one. Who
Speaker 1: who was supposed to create that? For you? Who were like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's not fair. I mean if they told us
Speaker 1: at least have a chance, would we Is it possible
Speaker 1: for humanity to create enough bunker that humans will all
Speaker 1: live through some sort of global catastrophe? No? If I
Speaker 1: were in charge of everything, if I were just ruler
Speaker 1: of the world, and you were like, hey, what's the
Speaker 1: best way to go forward? We know for sure this
Speaker 1: is going to happen sometime in the next you know,
Speaker 1: I say six and a half, they say like forty
Speaker 1: Some people say like two hundred to four hundred years.
Speaker 1: What's the best way to go about this? I'd be like,
Speaker 1: just yeah, we're going to keep building whatever we can
Speaker 1: seed vaults and potentials for humanity to survive a global
Speaker 1: cataclysm that they otherwise would not survive, while storing the
Speaker 1: information and the resources to rebuild again with some sort
Speaker 1: of warning system to the future, oh like pyramids and
Speaker 1: inkor on other things perhaps something like that. But would
Speaker 1: it be for everyone? God? No, No, it couldn't be
Speaker 1: for everyone. In fact, there wouldn't even be the potential
Speaker 1: for that to occur, So why even pretend or try so?
Speaker 1: I get it. Actually, I don't actually see it as evil.
Speaker 1: If that were even what was happening, and maybe it is,
Speaker 1: it's not evil. Most people wouldn't have the capability of
Speaker 1: making good use of being put in a bunker to
Speaker 1: survive anyway, be fair, right, I certainly wouldn't. If they
Speaker 1: were like, hey, do you want to be in the bunker,
Speaker 1: I'd be like, please actually give it to someone who
Speaker 1: could like use it. I have metal rods on my
Speaker 1: whole spine. I have CPTSD, I have like thyroid disorder.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, I'm not a good survival candidate. I
Speaker 1: can't make babies right, a beautiful heart, mind and soul,
Speaker 1: and I'm very valuable and i love myself and I
Speaker 1: deserve to live. And I'm not a good candidate for
Speaker 1: putting in a bunker. You know, you want like the healthiest,
Speaker 1: the highest minds, like the people who can actually like survive,
Speaker 1: people who can run like sixty two miles at a
Speaker 1: time or whatever, like those people. Not me, so no,
Speaker 1: I'm but like I'm intelligent enough to know that most
Speaker 1: people aren't. They're just like, yeah, may the bonker and
Speaker 1: the doughnuts and like that's it. And I feel sad
Speaker 1: that that's the truth. But that's the truth. So I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm a lot of people are real mad and they're like,
Speaker 1: you know, conspiracy, Amelia, it is a conspiracy, and it's
Speaker 1: like probably a good one if it's happening. I'd be
Speaker 1: glad that someone had the forethought to make it happen,
Speaker 1: not mad at them. So anyways, back to copearl seventy
Speaker 1: degrees to one hundred and forty degrees double the temperature
Speaker 1: in minutes at midnight, in the middle of the night,
Speaker 1: it's dark out, you're sleeping, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: it's one hundred and forty degrees. Can you even handle that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Apparently people did. Residents who were interviewed
Speaker 1: the next day reported that it was so hard to
Speaker 1: breathe that it was like sticking your head in an oven. Yeah,
Speaker 1: have you ever actually so like the lowest your oven
Speaker 1: can go is usually one hundred and seventy degrees? Have
Speaker 1: you ever tried to like get close to that? Like
Speaker 1: it's already burning you. It's the lowest. It goes one
Speaker 1: hundred and forties, just right below that, so you literally
Speaker 1: like oven. The damage left behind was as strange as
Speaker 1: the storm itself. Crops were devastated overnight, cornfields scorched, and
Speaker 1: cotton plants reduced to blackened stocks. When they're saying scorched,
Speaker 1: this is not like the modern hyperbolic way of describing things.
Speaker 1: That's a literal description. It was literally scorched. It was
Speaker 1: literally burnt from heat, blackened and killed from the heat.
Speaker 1: The damage left behind was as strange as the storm itself.
Speaker 1: I already read that meteorologists believe the phenomenon was an
Speaker 1: extreme example of a rare heat burst. So because they
Speaker 1: just like make up names because they don't actually know.
Speaker 1: They would have like told people ahead of time, hey,
Speaker 1: you might get a heat burst. They don't know, something
Speaker 1: happens and they're like, oh, let's call it a bum cyclone.
Speaker 1: It's called it a heat burst, So now we have
Speaker 1: heat bursts. Meteorologists say that a heat burst is a
Speaker 1: rare atmospheric phenomenon caused by a rapidly dying thunderstorm or
Speaker 1: descending air accelerates to the ground, compressing and heating rapidly.
Speaker 1: It produces sudden dramatics likes and temperature plummeting dew points
Speaker 1: and fierce dry wind gusts, typically occurring at night when
Speaker 1: storms collapse in dry environments. So it's typical it happened
Speaker 1: at night. It's gonna happen at night if it appens. Basically,
Speaker 1: but again they admit that it's an electromagnetic phenomenon, and
Speaker 1: it's sort of you know, if you understand physics, you
Speaker 1: understand that. But they're not like coming out and saying that.
Speaker 1: So when they say things like oh, the sun and
Speaker 1: the energy from the sun, like it can cause these
Speaker 1: sort of effects, as not how it works, they're either
Speaker 1: lyars or they're misinformed. But the meteorologists explained that, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's electricity shooting down, collapsing into all this energy as
Speaker 1: it moves and could densey the air and therefore heating it,
Speaker 1: superheating it. It's an electromagne phenomenon, just like everything else
Speaker 1: that solar weather predicts crazy Hebrews or unsettling reminders of
Speaker 1: nature's capacity to surprise us, and like the people experienced
Speaker 1: Satan's storm to terrify us too. They literally believed that
Speaker 1: the world was ending. That's why they called it Satan's storm.
Speaker 1: They didn't to call it that just because they're you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know again, hyperbolic or you know, really into Christianity,
Speaker 1: although they are probably mostly Christians. They did it because
Speaker 1: they thought that it was the end of the world.
Speaker 1: As you would do if you were sleeping in it
Speaker 1: was seventy degrees and then all of a sudden, in minutes,
Speaker 1: it was one hundred and forty. Winds are ripping things
Speaker 1: apart and all your plants die. Sounds like revelations, right like,
Speaker 1: it sounds biblical. So I would do the same. I'd
Speaker 1: be like, well, here it is world done for here's
Speaker 1: Satan's storm. So yeah, Satan's Storm nineteen sixty weeks, this
Speaker 1: biggest of all earthquakes we've ever recorded, and then we
Speaker 1: have this crazy one hundred and forty degree I can't
Speaker 1: get over. It doubled the temperature from seventy to one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty. So that's that. So again, these things
Speaker 1: are connected. It's no accident. I don't know why I
Speaker 1: closed it, but I also asked AI, like, okay, so
Speaker 1: was there anything significant happening with the sun at that time.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, there was. It was the strongest solar cycle
Speaker 1: that we have ever recorded. This was the solar peak
Speaker 1: solar maximum, and it was the strongest solar maximum we've
Speaker 1: ever recorded. So far, There's probably been stronger. We just
Speaker 1: didn't were there to record it. We could probably look
Speaker 1: back and find times where there was more earthquakes, more volcanoes,
Speaker 1: more storms, more intense storms, weird weather patterns and see
Speaker 1: it correlate with what we would have expected to be
Speaker 1: a solar peak solar maximum. We could do that, We
Speaker 1: could see it. I'm sure people like Ben Davidson and
Speaker 1: Stefan Burns have done it. But this one we recorded.
Speaker 1: This one. We knew, we were watching the song, we
Speaker 1: were measuring it. We said, this is the solar maximum,
Speaker 1: and it's the strongest one we've ever recorded. And then
Speaker 1: we have the strongest earthquake we've ever recorded. And then
Speaker 1: we have the craziest heat burst ever recorded, all at
Speaker 1: the same time, right there at June, right at the
Speaker 1: peak of the solar energy as well. This is no accent.
Speaker 1: Thieves are all connected. Can you prove it beyond a
Speaker 1: shadow of a doubt? I guess not beyond a shadow
Speaker 1: of a doubt, but you can prove it more than
Speaker 1: you can prove gravity. It has more evidence backing it
Speaker 1: up than evolution. And these are things people act like
Speaker 1: are settled. They're not. This has more evidence for it,
Speaker 1: and then that's and then it's killed out of the curriculum,
Speaker 1: out of the institute, out of academia, and you're considered
Speaker 1: a cook if you follow it. Even though it predicts
Speaker 1: or requakes, it predicts storms, It predicts all these things accurately,
Speaker 1: over and over against repeatable Dutch Sense has shared all
Speaker 1: of his stuff, he has, all of his models are
Speaker 1: for free. You can predict earthquakes yourself. It's crazy, it's
Speaker 1: crazy how much evidence this has and they still resist it. Well,
Speaker 1: we're here at another solar maximum right now. Supposedly it
Speaker 1: peaked in twenty twenty four. They said, ooh, no, maybe
Speaker 1: it's going to peak in twenty twenty five. So far
Speaker 1: we haven't really seen it be stronger than twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: So you know, we're nothing on nineteen sixty yet. We're
Speaker 1: not technically out of the solar maximum yet, but as
Speaker 1: things tend to go, we would be tending back towards
Speaker 1: a sort of neutral and then into the solar minimum
Speaker 1: over the next handful of years, even into twenty twenty nine,
Speaker 1: where we would be sort of deep in the trough
Speaker 1: of the solar minimum. But that's right when common apofice
Speaker 1: is coming. So common apothesis we've talked about a handful
Speaker 1: of times on this show over the course of eight
Speaker 1: years or so, is coming twenty twenty nine, right in
Speaker 1: the middle of this time period where I was told
Speaker 1: this is it. This is like when things get super
Speaker 1: intense and the whole world shakes from the transformations, and
Speaker 1: by twenty thirty three those tribulations will be over and
Speaker 1: christ consciousness will return. Here we are right again midway
Speaker 1: through and twenty twenty nine, we've got this apofice coming
Speaker 1: at the solar minimum. So I don't know that we're
Speaker 1: out of the solar maximum yet we could be. If
Speaker 1: we are, then we should expect less really huge storms,
Speaker 1: less really huge super only mews like we're going into
Speaker 1: this winter apparently, you know, less intensity around that, less
Speaker 1: intense earthquakes, less intense volcanic activity like we've been seeing.
Speaker 1: You know, all of that would start to sort of
Speaker 1: calm down, and that'd be cool. That'd be cool. That
Speaker 1: would also mean we'd be going back into another solar
Speaker 1: maximum right around that twenty thirty three time. I would think,
Speaker 1: so very interesting that too. So that's sort of what
Speaker 1: we're looking at here. We'll see what happens. Hopefully we
Speaker 1: don't see anyone go from seventy degrees to one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty degrees in the middle of the night. That'd
Speaker 1: be great, but we'll find out when we get there.
Speaker 1: And so Stephan Burn's has a few predictions for you
Speaker 1: as well. I just wanted to share while we're on
Speaker 1: this topic. And so he says two high magnitude earthquake
Speaker 1: forecasts for Colombia and Indonesia that I made seven weeks ago,
Speaker 1: the same day as the Venezuela seven point two and
Speaker 1: seven point five earthquakes, which was six twenty four twenty six,
Speaker 1: a couple months ago. Seven weeks ago, as he says,
Speaker 1: he says, they've had now come to pass. So he
Speaker 1: predicted two high magnitude earthquakes that have happened again. People
Speaker 1: who say you can't predict earthquakes are not been paying
Speaker 1: attention for a long time now, which is fine, it's
Speaker 1: just not true. Colombia, he says has a history of
Speaker 1: big earthquakes close in time to big earthquakes in Venezuela,
Speaker 1: and it was hit by the seven point four just
Speaker 1: four days ago, so that was eight ten. It's eight
Speaker 1: eighteen now, and then the seven point seven that struck
Speaker 1: Indonesia today eight fourteen. So he wrote this four days ago.
Speaker 1: It was directly antipodal, or opposite side of the globe
Speaker 1: to the epicenter of the Venezuela earthquakes. So he predicted
Speaker 1: both those in Colombia nearby to Venezuela, and then in
Speaker 1: Indonesia antipodal to Venezuela. And he predicted those seven weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and now they have occurred, both of them seven and higher.
Speaker 1: He says, I also successfully forecasted the first megaquake in
Speaker 1: four years, the eight point eight come Chutca megaquake of
Speaker 1: July twenty nine, twenty twenty five, three days before it occurred,
Speaker 1: based on the anomalous earthquakes swarming that was occurring in
Speaker 1: that location, paired with a four year megaquake deficit we
Speaker 1: were in, meaning we were statistically very overdue. So he
Speaker 1: pairs some old school regular sort of earthquake forecasting with
Speaker 1: his solar observations and understanding of the electromagnetic system. I says,
Speaker 1: in November twenty twenty five, maybe shoot five earthquakes forms
Speaker 1: struck Japan. I forecast that high magnitude activity was likely coming,
Speaker 1: and a few days later it did. It's four different
Speaker 1: successful earthquake forecasts for most of the strongest earthquakes who
Speaker 1: have hit Earth over the last year, very active twelve
Speaker 1: months seismically. There are other successful forecasts too, but will
Speaker 1: stick with these for brevity. So he's saying that's just
Speaker 1: the four of this year that he's talking about. He's
Speaker 1: actually successfully forecast even more than that. So he forecasts
Speaker 1: earthquakes Dutch since forecast earthquakes. I don't think. I don't
Speaker 1: know that, Ben Davidson. I've never actually asked watched his
Speaker 1: live streams. I only ever seen some of his ex
Speaker 1: posts and watched his movies. I don't know if he
Speaker 1: forecasts them too. I would guess they're all forecasting the
Speaker 1: same things. Though there may be some roughness around the
Speaker 1: edges of earthquake forecasting, but clearly different techniques are informative
Speaker 1: merit base in real life. So he's going to keep
Speaker 1: researching and sharing with everyone. So again totally possible to predict,
Speaker 1: especially big earthquakes, and then he says base. Right after that,
Speaker 1: he tweets this today August eighteenth, he said, this is
Speaker 1: starting to become concerning. Four earthquakes, closely clustered together in location,
Speaker 1: time and importantly magnitude, have ruptured just outside Granada, Spain
Speaker 1: side of the major seven point eight deep focus earthquake
Speaker 1: that struck the region in March twenty ninth, nineteen fifty four.
Speaker 1: This is looking more like a four shock swarm for
Speaker 1: a higher magnitude earthquake than an isolated event. An m
Speaker 1: five point two on the fourteenth has already been fairly destructive,
Speaker 1: so he is guessing he's forecasting a larger earthquake somewhere
Speaker 1: in the Granada Spain region. There's also the I think
Speaker 1: it's something fiery. I believe it's a it's a super
Speaker 1: volcano under Italy, and people have been talking about that
Speaker 1: recently too, that this might be another site where mega
Speaker 1: you know, quake disruption occurs. Everyone here in the US
Speaker 1: is always focused on Yellowstone. It's also a super volcano,
Speaker 1: underground super volcano, but so is there in Italy, and
Speaker 1: so both have a history of devastating their respective areas
Speaker 1: and potentially all of Earth, changing all of Earth's climate
Speaker 1: for a long time periods. But the Italian supervolcano has
Speaker 1: shown a lot of activity recently too, so there's been
Speaker 1: upticks in those again. Ideally, what's true is that if
Speaker 1: we are actually done with this solar maximum, we won't
Speaker 1: have a lot more of activity of the Sun pushing
Speaker 1: a lot more energy into the system, and Earth will
Speaker 1: be able to sort of take a breath, take a breather,
Speaker 1: and go into that solar minimum. Maybe we'll have a
Speaker 1: lot less in general of these sorts of things that
Speaker 1: would be great. It's always interesting to think about because
Speaker 1: at some point you just have to acknowledge, if you're
Speaker 1: on Earth long enough, you will encounter just insanely catastrophic
Speaker 1: climate change. Even if you have only green energy and
Speaker 1: none of the cows are farting, it's still going to
Speaker 1: happen because we're not the ones causing it. The Solar
Speaker 1: system is, the greater galaxy is the greater universe is.
Speaker 1: It's an electric system. It's a plasma universe. This is
Speaker 1: based on currents of electricity that moved through Earth. Is
Speaker 1: just a point and as the information before I studied
Speaker 1: any of this and understood it much better. What I
Speaker 1: channeled through from the spiritual ancestors is exactly that. In
Speaker 1: other words, they said, we are a node on a
Speaker 1: filament that sometimes has energy come through it, and that
Speaker 1: energetic current or wave is coming again and it will
Speaker 1: transform the Sun and our solar system and Earth. They
Speaker 1: talk about it as a transformation of consciousness, consciousness matter.
Speaker 1: They're really the same thing at different densities and speeds.
Speaker 1: So I've always tried to get them to really like
Speaker 1: tell me, like, is it going to be physically horribly destructive?
Speaker 1: And all they ever have really said is people will die.
Speaker 1: Some people will die, and some people won't. That's as
Speaker 1: far as that they get with the details with me.
Speaker 1: But I've been sharing that for decade or more more. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a crazy world, how fast time goes. And I'm
Speaker 1: always just sharing whatever I can, whatever they share with me,
Speaker 1: and whatever however it connects with things I find in
Speaker 1: the world that sort of resonate that back at me.
Speaker 1: I like to share all of that with you, And
Speaker 1: none of this for fear. There's no point in fearing it.
Speaker 1: Humans have lived through ice ages, Humans have lived through
Speaker 1: crazy climactic changes. Humans have lived through everything, so I'm
Speaker 1: not worried about it. I'm not even worried if like
Speaker 1: most of humanity died, we would still have such a
Speaker 1: large portion. That's part of what I'm grateful there are
Speaker 1: people who are organized enough, present enough, intentional enough, maybe
Speaker 1: even wealthy enough to create things like seed banks and
Speaker 1: stores of knowledge and bunkers and continuity of government. Because
Speaker 1: what would we have left if we didn't have a
Speaker 1: way to touch back into what we had already been
Speaker 1: and already created. So thank God for those people, and
Speaker 1: thank god for that, and thank god not all of
Speaker 1: us would go into the bunker. Maybe we need a
Speaker 1: little bit of a cleansing anyways. So yeah, I also
Speaker 1: always think about hearing the chat when Hammer's talking about
Speaker 1: how long would you be in the bunker? I wouldn't
Speaker 1: want to be in it for more than a few years.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if i'd want to be in
Speaker 1: a bunker for a few years. I get that, like technically,
Speaker 1: you're like, okay, cool, it's only a few years, and
Speaker 1: then we come out. But then you come out, and
Speaker 1: what is it sort of like nuclear winter? Are there
Speaker 1: crops growing still is life just atrociously hard? I don't
Speaker 1: know if i'd even want that. But again, share one
Speaker 1: more thing before I call it quits for today on
Speaker 1: this episode. But I have seen my own future of
Speaker 1: this life. When I left my body was taken to
Speaker 1: the center of the universe by three of the spiritual
Speaker 1: ancestors and shown everything including where we're at here in Earth,
Speaker 1: which is way at the bottom of this giant You know, well,
Speaker 1: I always lose the word what is that time piece?
Speaker 1: Sand comes through it and that hour glass. So the
Speaker 1: hour of this hour glass that comes out from the
Speaker 1: center of the universe, we're at the end of it,
Speaker 1: at the very end with the bottom of it. Was
Speaker 1: far away from having as you can get. So anyways,
Speaker 1: that's my experience being taken out and what they showed me.
Speaker 1: And when I came back to Earth, I was able
Speaker 1: to choose a timeline. I chose a timeline energetically, vibrationally
Speaker 1: for my heart. Couldn't have cheated through the process if
Speaker 1: I tried. And what I chose was the timeline that
Speaker 1: in my heart was the best for myself and for
Speaker 1: everyone else. This is the timeline I'm on. You're here
Speaker 1: with me, it seems like because you're listening, watching whatever
Speaker 1: you're doing, and engaging with this content, so you're here
Speaker 1: on the best timeline too. And in that timeline I
Speaker 1: got to see from the end of that life, in
Speaker 1: the new timeline I had chosen, all the way back
Speaker 1: to the moment where I had originally left my body
Speaker 1: and went with them, and the world I was living
Speaker 1: in was pretty fucking good, better than anything I've ever
Speaker 1: seen so far. So whatever happens between here and there,
Speaker 1: I was not shown, but I was shown. This outcome
Speaker 1: of seemed like a sort of a techno utopia, techno
Speaker 1: in the lowest sense of whatever you're imagining when I
Speaker 1: say that, very little technology or technology that's almost seamless
Speaker 1: with nature, but technology nonetheless, and very beautiful, very peaceful,
Speaker 1: very productive world. So yeah, that's where I know I'm going.
Speaker 1: And that's also why I don't worry. And that's why
Speaker 1: even if it were very destructive whatever's coming for Earth,
Speaker 1: it doesn't actually matter. It matters people die. But I
Speaker 1: don't know, if you knew this, we're all going to die,
Speaker 1: So you know that's the only thing that was guaranteed
Speaker 1: you when you stepped into this body was that you
Speaker 1: had step back out of it. Someday everything else is
Speaker 1: just we'll see, right. So yeah, a lot of people
Speaker 1: might die, not necessarily what everybody would hope for, but
Speaker 1: also like it's okay, it's gonna be okay. Every soul
Speaker 1: is gonna be indestructible forever. That's all that really matters.
Speaker 1: So I can't wait to get to that techno utopia
Speaker 1: with all of you. And until then, travel well, interbalance,
Speaker 1: and always look inside first clue driven screens. It's a
Speaker 1: lot to drop the hike, fighting amongst each other all
Speaker 1: over rulers that to like you. Klob has dropped the
Speaker 1: melancholi with the wood Lonza holly suggestions out of pickle,
Speaker 1: rings of camel, plats of holly that took the mental dobbery,
Speaker 1: execute us up with the hypocrisy. It is back to
Speaker 1: ree and black the top with me, Pip the hands
Speaker 1: up to touch the acasta gets you know, deep down
Speaker 1: to something bigger than your walled It