This is my piece of the puzzle. This information was received by me in an intuitive, co-creative process with the Universe because I really wanted to know the truth of who built the megaliths, and it led to all the information I shared in my video and much more. It is clear to me that this information was given to me to bring it to light. Please watch the foundational video on this blog of “Physical Evidence for the Layout of a Planetary Grid System…and a Suppressed Global Civilization.
There is no place on the planet that this civilization is not. Like I said in the video, the evidence is all around us, and below us, and hidden in plain sight. Literally just outside our front doors, in our back yards, in our neighborhoods, in our parks, and road system.
The purpose of this blog is to show you exactly why I believe this, and provide much, much more evidence to support my belief, and information on other related topics. Not knowing this information allows all the many crimes against Humanity, the Planet, and the Creator/Creation to continue unabated because no one knows about it. It has been well-hidden for a reason by those who wish to harm us all for power, control, and energy. Everything is changing, and this information needs to come back out into collective awareness as soon as possible.
I also believe, that up until 500 or so years ago, Humanity was on a positive evolutionary path and in Unity Consciousness, and that around 1492 was the beginning of the hijack of this timeline by dark forces, and the replacement of it with one called Rome. Can’t tell you how this was done, just that it looks like that is what happened because the Ancient Global Civilization built everything on the planet. The same styles/designs cross oceans and continents, from ancient to modern!!!
I am going to start at the beginning of my life, because this is a lifelong pathway that ultimately connected me to the Truth. I wasn’t consciously aware of my spiritual path, and its direct connections to this information, for most of my life. But I was connected to it from the very beginning of my life. I am almost 55-years-old. It has taken me most of that time to put all these puzzle pieces together. Starting this process by telling you about specific moments of awareness in my life journey is ultimately the best way to organize an overwhelming amount of information.
I am from a White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant (AKA WASP), solidly middle-class family, primarily with roots in the Deep South.
All my known ancestry goes back to the very beginning of what has come to be known as the United States, starting with the Mayflower’s arrival to the so-called Plymouth Bay Colony (I am a direct descendant of William Brewster, a moving force behind the Pilgrims, and the lay religious leader of the Plymouth Colony until the arrival of its ordained minister several years later) to the 1750’s with the influx of the Scots-Irish, my lineage through my maternal grandmother. This is in accordance with the history we have been taught.
It is important to note, that on my Dad’s side of the family, the family history was repeated to my generation as that of the Huguenots. That was all they knew. No elaboration. Just that they were French Huguenots.
Up until recently, the Huguenots were recorded in available historical references as Reformed Calvinists. So the available information not long ago was that for some reason a Protestant Christian sect in France, the Huguenots, were persecuted, and even massacred, for almost 100 years. Come to find out in the Internet Age, the Huguenots were Cathars and Moors.
I grew up in Montgomery County Maryland, outside of Washington, D.C. My first home as a small child was in Rockville. When I was two, my parents moved to Gaithersburg, which is where my earliest conscious memories are. Not any big hits there until much, much later.
The family church I grew up in was Twinbrook Baptist in Rockville. When I started researching a couple of years ago, I found out that the Twinbrook area is adjacent to Rock Creek.
The softball team, of which my dad, an elementary school teacher and administrator, was a member, practiced at the Meadow Hall Elementary School field, which was right beside the church, just slightly downhill, and was the next street address over on Twinbrook Parkway.
When dad was practicing, and I was young, I, instead of watching the games, I was always down off into the woods, right off the ball field, exploring. It was a really cool place, in more ways than one. What I remember is going down, down into the woods, and eventually finding really big stones to play in. They were really fun for a 6-, 7-, 8-, or whatever-year-old, to play in and around.
This location was close to Lake Needwood and Lake Frank, and both are man-made lakes. I will dedicate a future blog exclusively on the role man-made lakes play related to this subject and the cover-up of it.
In 1974, right after the birth of my youngest brother, we moved to a larger home in Rockville. I always tell people we moved as close to Potomac, Maryland, as my parents could afford. I lived here until 1982, when, after 1 year of junior college, I joined the Army for the Veterans’ Educational Assistance Program. So this is where I grew up.
The house was brand new when we moved in – no trees, and the funny, almost comet-green color of sprayed grass seed.
The reason I bring this up is because the street we lived on – Lindley Terrace – on one end, some of the houses had a steep gradient on the backside – I mean really steep!!! However, the houses were built on a predominantly flat surface. The house my parents bought was on one of the flattest lots on the street. This relates to what I now believe was actually underneath us. Like, a flat-topped pyramid, perhaps? I mean, when I was a kid, for some reason, I really made a mental note of the unusual features of my neighborhood street.
We were literally right next to the boundary fence of the Lakewood Country Club, with a golf tee area right next to the fence. I will be dedicating a specific blog on how golf courses relate to the subject of the cover-up of mounds.
As a family we would go occasionally to Thurmont, Maryland, in Western Maryland, to Cunningham Falls State Park. There was a picnic/swimming area at a lake, and then there were the falls themselves. So I have memories of climbing up the big rocks of the falls. I, like everyone else, had no concept in my awareness, that waterfalls could be anything other than natural. But massive and block-shaped stonework is a recurring feature of waterfalls like what is pictured here. Take a close look at the shape of the rocks in this photo.
Before moving on from Cunningham Falls, it is important to note that Camp David is located in the vicinity. As I learned more about earth grids, I found out that Camp David is situated on a nodal point. It is the norm for centers of power to be on the earth’s power points. There is a reason for this.
My house was relatively close to Great Falls, Maryland. Access to the falls themselves, at least when I was young, was cut off after Hurricane Agnes went through in 1972. There was access to an area with big stones that was fun to hike and climb, as well as the C & O Canal. So, it was a place I went to many times with family or friends.
When I started to piece together that waterfalls, and canals as well, were part of the Ancient Civilization, I looked up Great Falls. This is an aerial image of Mather Gorge there. Now, I think the spin is how this could be natural, but look at how straight it is.
And here is how it looks closer to earth….
And then when you realize that part of the ancient civilization involved canal-building (another blog unto itself), then it becomes logical to see this as a canal rather than natural.
This is a picture of the C & O Canal at Harper’s Ferry. They want us to believe that this was built in the early 1800’s. So, what is wrong with that date of construction? This is a sophisticated engineering project.
As a matter of fact, the C & O Canal parallels the Potomac River through this area for a long distance. What technology existed in America in the late 1700s/early 1800s could have built a sophisticated project like this? I am not aware of any technology that existed at that time that could have built something like this. According to our history books, the second Industrial Revolution didn’t begin in the U.S. until the mid-1800s.
My conclusion is that the C & O Canal, as well as the Erie Canal, and the St. Lawrence Seaway, and a canal system that covered the continent, was built by the advanced ancient civilization that was long-established here when the Europeans first arrived. Again, when I say ancient, I mean a very old civilization that was living and flourishing in North America (and South America) when the Europeans first arrived. And I have much more to say about the use of the word European to describe white people in a later blog based on my findings. This ancient civilization was global!
I am giving an overview of modern history with an eye towards uncovering the patterns that give insight into the world we live in today.
In this series, I have looked at the events in our historical narrative in the years between 1945 and 1983.
I am going to look at what took place between 1984 and 1986 in this post.
So far, there are patterns showing events and people being manipulated for particular outcomes, seeing things like the partition of Korea into North and South in 1945 and Viet Nam into North and South in 1954; setting up two different political and economic systems between them; and then provoking them into war…
…and more recently, looking at the years between 1981 and 1983, the historical narrative shows a litany of assassination attempts and assassinations of prominent figures; AIDS; explosions in mines; frequent plane crashes and planes blown out of the air by bombs; many massacres and atrocities against innocent civilian populations; regular people traumatically dying at theaters and night clubs, and fires of all kinds; suicide bombings; and on and on and on.
What was going on in 1984, the year identified in George Orwell’s dystopian futuristic novel “1984?”
Apple placed the Macintosh personal computer for sale in the United States on January 24th, after introducing it in the “1984” commercial during the Super Bowl 18 on January 22nd.
In President Reagan’s State of the Union address the next day, on January 25th, he announced the United States was beginning the development of a permanently-crewed space station called Space Station Freedom.
While Space Station Freedom never came fruition, the International Space Station was said to have developed out of it and launched in 1998.
Teachers at the McMartin Pre-school in Manhattan Beach, California, were charged with Satanic Ritual Abuse on March 22nd, and the charges were later dropped as unfounded.
On April 12th, four armed Palestinians took the Egged Bus Number 300 hostage, ending when Israeli Special Forces stormed the bus and freed the hostages.
One hostage and all four hijackers were killed by the time it was over.
India launched Operation Meghdoot on April 13th, bringing most of the disputed Siachen glacier region of Kashmir under Indian control, triggering conflict with Pakistan in the region until 2003.
American researchers announced their discovery of the AIDS virus on April 23rd.
On May 8th, Denis Lortie, a former Canadian forces corporal, stormed the National Assembly of Quebec, with several firearms, and opened fire, killing three government employees and wounding 13 others.
After a 1985 conviction of first-degree murder was overturned by the Quebec Court of Appeal, Lortie pleaded guilty to reduced charges of second-degree murder in 1987, for which he was sentenced to life in prison.
He was granted day-parole in 1995, and full parole in 1996, and the one-time mass shooter worked as a convenience store clerk after his release.
The Severomorsk Disaster took place on May 13th at the Soviet Severomorsk Naval Base.
It was an explosion that destroyed two-thirds of all this missiles stockpiled for the Soviet Northern Fleet, as well as workshops for the missles, and missile technicians.
On May 17th, Michael Silka killed 9 people near Manley Hot Springs, Alaska.
The killing spree culminated in a shoot-out with Alaska State Troopers in the Alaskan Wilderness in which Silka was shot and killed.
The Indian Government began Operation Blue Star on June 5th, the planned attack on the Golden Temple in Amritsar to capture the Sikh leader Jamail Singh Bhindranwale and his followers who were hiding there.
At the end of the attack ten days later, the official casualty count was listed as 554 Sikh militants and civilians dead, and for the government forces, 83 killed and 236 wounded.
Independent casualty estimates were much higher at 18,000 to 20,000 civilians.
The Indian military actions in the temple complex was criticized by Sikhs worldwide, who saw it as an assault on the Sikh religion.
The Indian Prime Minister at the time, Indira Gandhi was assassinated five months later by her two Sikh bodyguards.
On July 18th in San Ysidro, California, 41-year-old James Oliver Huberty sprayed a McDonald’s with gunfire, killing 21 people before he was shot and killed.
In Sydney, Australia on September 2nd, seven people were killed and 12 wounded in the Milperra Massacre in a shoot-out between two rival motorcycle gangs.
A suicide-bomber under the direction of Hezbollah car-bombed the U. S. Embassy in Beirut on September 20th, killing 24 people.
The attacker sped his van laden with 3,000 lbs, or 1,360 kg, of explosives towards the six-story embassy.
He was shot before he reached the entrance of the embassy, and lost control of the vehicle, which detonated when it hit a parked van.
The explosion ripped off the front of the embassy.
On October 12th, the Provisional Irish Republican Army attempted to assassinate Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her cabinet during the Conservative Conference in the Brighton Hotel Bombing.
Although Margaret Thatcher narrowly escaped, five people connected with the Conservative Party were killed, including a sitting MP.
The world first learned of the famine in Ethiopia, where thousands had already died of starvation and millions more were at risk, in a BBC report from Michael Buerk on October 23rd.
Between November 1st and November 4th, the Anti-Sikh mass murder took place in Delhi, India, following the assassination of Indira Gandhi.
It was a series of organized pogroms where government estimates projected that 2,800 Sikhs were killed in Delhi, and 3,350 nationwide, and independent sources projected the number of deaths to range somewhere between 8,000 and 17,000.
Bhopal in India was the location the Union Carbide pesticide plant that leaked highly toxic methyl isocyanate gas on December 3rd, which made its way into the surrounding areas, one of the world’s worst industrial disasters.
The official death toll at the time was 2,259, and this major gas leak caused over half-a-million injuries, with on-going effects over time.
Cisco Systems was founded in California on December 10th, an American multinational conglomerate that develops, manufactures, and sells networking hardware, software, telecommunications equipment, and other high-tech services and products.
The Sino-British Joint Declaration on Hong Kong was signed on December 9th, a treaty in which Hong Kong would revert to Chinese sovereignty from Britain after July 1st of 1997…
…and Crack cocaine, a smokable form of the drug, was introduced in Los Angeles in 1984.
Now let’s look and see what happened in 1985.
The internet Domain Name System was created on January 1st, and the first mobile phone network was launched in the UK by Vodaphone.
Nine bombs exploded on January 21st at the sacred site of Borobudur on the island of Java in Indonesia.
While there were no human casualties, nine of the stupas were badly damaged.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the largest Buddhist Temple in the world.
The ideology of Hezbollah, which was originally founded in 1982, declared in a program issued in Beirut on February 16th. Hezbollah was summarized as “Shiite radicalism,” formed with the aid of Ayatollah Khomeini’s followers in the 1980s to spread the Islamic Revolution.
On February 28th, the Provisional Irish Republican Army carried out a heavy mortar attack on a police station in Newry in Northern Ireland, killing 9 officers.
A car bomb exploded outside of an apartment building in Beirut on March 8th, killing 80 people and injuring 200. It was an assassination attempt said to be linked to the CIA on the life of an Islamic cleric. It involved 440 lbs, or 200 kg, of dynamite.
Mikhail Gorbachev became General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party and de facto leader of the Soviet Union on March 11th.
On April 12th, terrorists bombed the El Decanso Restaurant in Madrid, Spain, causing the three-story building to collapse on top of 200 diners, killing 18, and injuring 82.
Four different terrorist groups were said to have claimed responsibility for the bombing.
The Bradford City Stadium Fire occurred during an English League Third Division Match between the Bradford City and Lincoln City football teams at the Wooden Valley Parade Stadium on May 11th. At 3:40 pm, the TV commenter noted a small fire in the main span, and in less than 5 minutes with the windy conditions, the fire had engulfed the whole stand, trapping some people in their seats. In the panic that ensued, people escaped onto the pitch, and those at the back of the stand had were forced to break-down locked exit doors to escape, and those that tried to escape through the turnstiles found those locked too, where many were burned to death. The death count as a result of the fire was 56, and the injured numbered 265.
TWA Flight 847 carrying 153 passengers from Athens to Rome was hijacked shortly after take-off in Athens by a Hezbollah fringe group on June 14th, resulting in the death of a one passenger.
My husband was on the same flight the week before this took place on his way home to the States following his retirement from the U. S. Army.
Air India Flight 182, a Boeing 747, was blown-up by a bomb at 31,000-feet, or 9,500-meters, above the Atlantic Ocean, south of Ireland, on June 23rd, killing all 329 on-board.
The bomb was said to have been planted by Canadian Sikh extremists, and resulted in the largest mass killing in Canadian history; the deadliest aviation incident in the history of Air India; and the deadliest act of aviation terrorism until the 9/11 attacks.
On July 3rd, “Back to the Future” opened in American movie theaters. The highest-grossing film of 1985, it was known known later for its predictive programming about 9-11 in 2001.
In August of 1985, there were four airplane incidents:
Delta Airlines flight 191 crashed near Dallas after it encountered a microburst on August 2nd, killing 137 people.
Japan Airlines Flight 123 crashed on August 12th in Japan, killing 520, and the worst single aircraft disaster in history. The given cause of the crash was a wrongly repaired pressure bulkhead…
…but I found a reference saying that repair at fault had been made seven years previously…So…everything was fine for seven-years, and then all of a sudden the repair failed? Okay….
The aircraft engine of British Airtours Flight 123 caught on fire before take-off at Manchester Airport in England on August 22nd, and 55 people were killed while trying to evacuate…
…and on August 25th, the Bar Harbor Airlines flight 1808 crashed, killing all 8 on-board.
Then on September 6th, Midwest Express Airlines Flight 105 crashed after take-off in Milwaukee, killing all 31 on-board. Eyewitnesses reported the plane was on-fire shortly after take-off. The fire was ultimately attributed to pilot error for loss of control of the aircraft.
The cruise ship “Achille Lauro” was hijacked in the Mediterranean by four heavily armed Palestinian terrorists on October 7th, and one Jewish-American passenger in a wheelchair was killed. The motive of the terrorists was said to be publicity of Palestinian issues and the release of Palestinian prisoners.
The first Nintendo home video game console in the U. S. was released on October 18h as the Nintendo Entertainment System.
On November 20th, Microsoft Corporation released the first version of the Windows operating software, which was Windows 1.0.
EgyptAir flight 648 was hijacked by the Abu Nidal group and flown to Malta on November 23rd, where Egyptian commandoes stormed the plane, and 60 people were killed by gunfire and explosions.
On December 12th, Arrow Air flight 1285 crashed after take-off from Gander Newfoundland, killing 256 people. It was a U. S. Army personnel chartered flight carrying all members of the 101st Airborne Division back to their base at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. Cause was attributed to icing conditions and pilot error.
Twin attacks were carried out at airports in Rome and Vienna by the Abu Nidal group on December 27th, in which terrorists first attacked the shared El Al & TWA ticket counters at an airport outside of Rome with assault rifles and hand-grenades, killing 16 and injuring 99…
…and then in Vienna, hand-grenades were thrown into crowds of passengers lining-up for checking-in to a flight to Tel Aviv, killing three and injuring 39.
Now we are coming into the year 1986.
In January of 1986, the first PC virus, called “Brain,” starts to quickly spread globally. It was developed by two brothers in Pakistan, allegedly to protect their medical software from illegal copying, and was supposed to only target copyright infringement.
The Space Shuttle Challenger exploded immediately after lift-off on January 28th. The spacecraft disintegrated over the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Cape Canaveral in Florida. after a joint in its right solid rocket booster was believed to have failed after take-off. The disaster resulted in a 32-month hiatus in the space shuttle program, and the forming of the Rogers Commission to investigate the accident.
On February 8th, the Hinton Train Collision occurred in Hinton, Alberta, killing 23 and injuring 71, in a collision between a Canadian National Railway freight train, and a Via Rail passenger train. After 56 days of testimony at a public inquiry, a commission found that the cause of the accident was because the freight train crew failed to stop their train because of incapacitation or other unknown factors.
The Single European Act was signed on February 17th, the first major revision of the 1957 Treaty of Rome, which established the European Community, and setting the object of the European Community to create a single market by 1992.
On February 25th, Ferdinand Marcos went into exile in Hawaii, and Corazon Aquino, the widow of the assassinated opposition leader Benigno Aquino, became President of the Philippines.
The Hotel New World in Singapore collapsed in less than a minute on March 15th, trapping 50 people in the rubble, of which 17 were rescued and 33 died. Authorities ruled out a bomb, and attributed it to a gas explosion instead.
On April 2nd, a bomb exploded on TWA flight 840 from Rome to Athens. While the pilots were successfully able to land the plane after the explosion caused a hole on the right-side of the plane, four passengers were killed, including an infant, and 7 injured.
A West Berlin Discotheque known as the Roxy Palast was bombed on April 5th, killing 3 and injuring 230, in a venue frequented by U. S. soldiers.
Libya was accused by the U. S. government of responsibility for the bombing, and ten-days later, on April 15th in Operation El Dorado Canyon, U. S. planes bombed targets in Libya in Tripoli and Benghazi.
The Chernobyl Disaster took place in Pripyat, Ukraine on April 26th, called one of the worst nuclear accidents in history in terms of costs and casualties. It forced the relocation of at least 350,000, and radioactive fall-out was concentrated in the Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, and traces of radioactive deposits from Chernobyl in almost every country in the northern hemisphere.
The Beginning of the Somali Civil War was on May 23rd after President Siad Barre was injured in a car accident in Mogadishu and taken to Saudi Arabia for treatment, and opposition groups there see this as an opportunity to remove Barre.
The Somali Civil War is on-going. It is estimated that at least 500,000 people have been killed as a result of it.
This is a historic photo of Mogadishu. When the Somali Republic became independent from Italy in 1960, it was known as the “White Pearl of the Indian Ocean.”
This is an historic picture of Mogadishu Cathedral.
This is what remains of Mogadishu Cathedral today.
On June 23rd, LISTSERV was released, the first email list management software developed by Eric Thomas
The bulk carrier ship Pyotr Vasev rammed the Soviet Passenger Liner SS Admiral Nakhimov at a 110-degree-angle in the Black Sea on August 31st, and the passenger liner was completely submerged 8 minutes later. minutes. and sinks almost immediately, killing somewhere around 400 people.
On the same day, the cargo ship Khian Sea departed from Philadelphia, carrying 14,000 tons of incinerator ash waste and wandered the sea for 16 months looking for a place to dump it but was never allowed.
The toxic waste was finally dumped surreptitiously in Haitian waters in 1988.
Four Abu Nidal group terrorists hijacked Pan Am Flight 73 with 360 people on board at the airport in Karachi, Pakistan, on September 5th. Over the course of the hijacking incident somewhere around 50 people were killed or injured, and the hijackers were arrested and sentenced to death in Pakistan, though their sentences were later commuted to life in prison.
The following day, on September 6th, two Abu Nidal terrorists killed 22 and wounded 6 in Istanbul’s Neve Shalom Synagogue during Shabbat services.
The Sandoz Chemical Spill occurred on November 1st, a major environmental disaster caused by a fire near Basel, Switzerland, polluting the Rhine River, and causing a massive mortality of wildlife downstream.
On December 31st, the Dupont Plaza Hotel caught fire in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as a result of arson said to be caused by three disgruntled employees who were involved in a labor dispute with the owners. It claimed the lives of 98 people and injured 140. The three men were subsequently convicted of murder with two sentenced to 99-years in prison, and one to 75-years in prison.
Does history repeat itself for randomly occurring reasons?
Or does history repeat itself because it is being planned to bring in specific outcomes?
Like, for example, plans to bring in 15-minute cities, an urban planning concept in cities where necessities and services can be reached in a 15-minute walk or bike ride, ostensibly to reduce car dependency and promote healthy and sustainable living. Sounds good, but what is the real reason behind this concept?
Is it about the betterment of Humanity…or control over Humanity?
We tend to imagine that times in the past were somehow better than in the present.
While our current present is certainly very different, and backward, from what older generations remember, the past wasn’t necessarily better.
It was just easier to live what would have been considered a normal life back then.
And yes, some things seem to be repeating occurrences from the past in current events, like toxic chemical releases.
Today’s present seems a lot like George Orwell’s novel “1984,” doesn’t it?
My work and research is leading me down the path of uncovering how the new historical narrative was created and implemented, and the process of how the original history was deconstructed and reconstructed into a new narrative.
By following money and influence, the true picture of what has taken place here emerges.
Up until relatively recently, we were on the very positive and advanced Human timeline of the ancient Moorish Civilization, and the True History of Earth and Humanity was nothing like what we have been taught.
The hiding of this ancient advanced civilization in plain sight was accomplished by shaping the false narrative, educating us in it, and reinforcing it with images coming from Hollywood, literature, art – it is not supposed to be there, so we don’t see it. We don’t even think it.
Yet the existing infrastructure on the Earth was incredibly similar in diverse places.
Here are a few of countless examples of massive and perfectly-geometrically-aligned masonry infrastructure:
The Fort de la Bastille at Grenoble, in Southern France…
…Fort Jefferson on Dry Tortugas State Park west of Key West in the Florida Keys, only accessible by ferry or boat, and the largest brick masonry structure with 16 million bricks in the United States, said to have been built between 1845 and 1861…
…the Cisternerne, or The Cisterns, in Copenhagen, Denmark…
…and the Basilica Cistern, the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns that lie beneath Istanbul.
So how were we put, and kept, asleep?
Since this is such a big, multi-layered subject, I am going to primarily focus on who was behind intentional creation and promotion of addictions & distractions, and on the origins of companies and corporations.
Why on earth would we be kept addicted and distracted?
There are several reasons, but the main reason is the negative beings don’t want us to know who we really are, and why we are here.
Each Human Being is a Living Hologram of the Universe, and our sole purpose of existence is to ultimately re-unite spiritually with our Higher Self , which is what the Moors were doing here before the hijack.
The parasitic and multi-dimensionally aware beings behind all of this want us to believe that suffering, sickness, misery, destruction, death was and is our normal state of being, and not question what we have been taught about who we are.
They are the only ones who benefit because they energetically feed on Humanity’s negative emotional states.
Additionally, they have manipulated Human beings to become the perpetrators of negativity and depravity against fellow Human beings
Horrific crimes against, and abuse of, Humanity has taken place at unimaginable levels because it has been deeply hidden by those behind it, who fear the Great Awakening of Humanity.
I am going to begin with addictions.
An addiction is a compulsive, chronic, physiological or psychological need for a habit-forming substance, behavior, or activity having harmful effects.
My starting point will be John Molson. I came across him a while back when I was researching railroads.
John Molson was born in England in 1763. He became a brewer and entrepreneur in colonial Quebec and Lower Canada.
In addition to being given the credit for financing the first public railway in Canada, the Champlain & St. Lawrence Railway, chartered in 1832 and built in 1835…
…he founded Molson Brewery in 1786 in Montreal…
…financed the first steamship built in North America in 1809, “The Accommodation…”
…and was President of the Bank of Montreal.
John Molson was said to have been orphaned at the age of 8, when first his father died, then his mother two years later. He lived with various guardians until he left England for Montreal, Quebec in 1782 at the age of 18. This is a 1761 map of the “Isles of Montreal.”
After his arrival in Montreal, he moved in with a brewer, Thomas Loyd, and shortly thereafter became a partner of the brewery. At the age of 21, he took over the brewery completely.
Soon Molson’s beer was in high demand, which was said to have appealed to different classes of Montreal Society, with customers increasing every day.
Between 1788 and 1800, his business quickly grew into one of the larger ones in Lower Canada, having sold 30,000 gallons, or 113,500-liters, of beer by 1791.
As his wealth grew, he started branching out into financing other interests, like the railroad and the steamship.
He was appointed the Provincial Grand Master of the District Freemasonic Lodge of Montreal by the Duke of Sussex in 1826, a position he held for five years before resigning in 1831.
He died in 1836, and was interred in the Molson Mausoleum…
…in Montreal’s Mount Royal Cemetery.
Next, I am going to take a look at Anheuser-Busch.
The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. This is a post card of it from the 1930s.
Today the company employs over 30,000 people, and operates twelve breweries in the United States.
The Busch Entertainment Corporation, which was founded in 1959, became SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment in 2009 with its sale to the Blackstone Group, an American multinational private equity, asset management, and financial services firm based in New York City.
It was founded as the Bavarian Brewery in 1852 by George Schneider, but financial problems forced him to sell the brewery to various owners during the late 1850s, one of which Eberhard Anheuser, a prosperous German-American soap and candle-maker. The name became E. Anheuser & Company in 1860.
A wholesaler who had immigrated from Germany to St. Louis in 1857, Adolphus Busch, became Eberhard Anheuser’s son-in-law in 1861.
He was the twenty-first of twenty-two children in a family that did well financially selling winery and brewery supplies in Mainz-Kastel in Wiesbaden, in Germany’s State of Hesse.
We are told that after serving in the Union Army during the American Civil War for six months, Adolphus Busch returned to St. Louis and began working for the brewery.
Soon he became a partner, and served as company secretary until his father-in-law died in 1880, at which time he became president of the business.
During the 1870s, Adolphus Busch had toured Europe to study changes in brewing methods at the time. In particular he was interested in the pilsner beer of the town of Budweis, located in what is now the Czech Republic.
In 1876, he introduced Budweiser…
…and 1876 was the same year he introduced refrigerated railroad cars to transport beer.
By 1877, the company owned a fleet of 40 refrigerated railroad cars.
Expanding the company’s distribution range led to increased demand for their products, and the company expanded its facilities in St. Louis during the 1870s.
Busch implemented pasteurization in 1878 as a way to keep beer fresh for a longer period of time, and also established the St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company in 1878, and by 1888, the company owned 850 cars.
In addition to refrigeration and pasteurization, Busch adopted vertical integration as a business practice, in which he bought all the components of his business, from bottling factories to ice-manufacturing plants to buying the rights from Rudolf Diesel to manufacture all diesel engines in America.
This illustration was of the Bevo Bottling Facility in St. Louis.
He also founded the Manufacturers Railway Company in 1887, which operated until 2011.
Adolphus Busch died in 1913, with a net worth $60 million in US dollars at the time of his death.
I couldn’t find any information showing that Adolphus Busch was a Freemason like I did John Molson, but I did find this G.O.A.T. mug that was made in 1994 by Anheuser-Busch for the Freemasons of Rio Negrinho in Brazil, featuring a life-like goat-head, and the Brazilian words for “Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity” in the base.
What about the founding of distilleries during the same time period?
Let’s take a look at Jack Daniel’s.
Jack Daniel’s is a brand of Tennessee Whiskey, and the top-selling American whiskey in the world.
Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel was born sometime in the mid-1800s. The birth date of 1850 was on his tombstone, however, his birthdate was said to be listed as September 5th, 1846 in Tennessee state records from the time.
He was the youngest of ten children, and his mother died shortly after he was born.
When his father died in the Civil War, he ran away from home because he didn’t get along with his stepmother.
He was taken in by the local lay-preacher and distiller, Dan Call, and began to learn the distilling trade.
Daniel was said to have received an inheritance from his father estate’s after a long dispute with his siblings was resolved, and he founded a legally-registered distilling business with Call in 1875.
Shortly afterwards, Call was said to have quit for religious reasons, and Daniel purchased the hollow and land the distillery is on in Lynchburg, Tennessee after taking over the distillery in 1884.
Alcohol is classified as a Central Nervous System depressant, meaning that it slows down brain function and neural activity. Alcohol proof is the measure of the percentage of content of ethanol in an alcoholic beverage.
We’re talking 70-proof and over for the hard liquor products made by the Jack Daniel’s Distillery.
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey was said to have had a surge in popularity after receiving the gold medal for the finest whiskey at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, also known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to celebrate the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.
Interesting to note that Adolphus Busch was on the Board of Directors for the 1904 Exposition in St. Louis.
Like with Adolphus Busch, when I looked, I couldn’t find anything about Jack Daniel being a Freemason, but I did find some interesting connections Freemasons and his whiskey.
One was a limited-edition commemorative bottle of “Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Whiskey,” bottled exclusively for American Freemasons…
…and the other thing I found was a rare “Jack Daniel Whiskey Freemasonic Watch,” complete with skull and bones in between the compass and the square underneath the cover of it, that the information is no longer available for on the website where one was auctioned off.
But another Canadian poor-orphan-boy-made-good, distiller Joseph E. Seagram, was a confirmed Freemason.
Born in 1841 in what is now Cambridge, Ontario, his parents died when he was a child and he and his brothers were said to have been raised by clergy.
He received education at a business college and eventually learned about the distilling process at Waterloo Distillery, and ultimately bought out other owners to become the full owner, and renamed it Seagram’s. His 1907 Creation of “VO Whiskey” became the largest-selling Canadian whiskey in the world.
Seagram was at one time Senior Warden of the Grand River Lodge, Number 151, in what is now Kitchener, Ontario, which was previously known as Berlin.
What are some other profitable addictions?
One would be cigarettes.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company was founded in 1875 by R. J. Reynolds, born in 1850, and the son of a tobacco farmer in Virginia.
Reynolds sold his shares in his father’s tobacco company, and went to Winston-Salem in North Carolina to start his own company, the closest town with a railroad connection.
The first year he produced 150,000 pounds, or 68,000 kilograms, of tobacco, and by the 1890s, he was producing several millions of pounds and kilograms.
We are told the company’s buildings were the largest in Winston-Salem, and had the new technologies of steam power and electric lights.
Interesting to contrast the brick factory building on the previous illustration of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company’s physical plant on the top with the depiction of what looks like a wooden, log-cabin style building in this coin commemorating the company’s first hundred years on the bottom, as well as the mud-flooded appearance of the top depiction, with the slanted street and ground-level windows.
Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco became the company’s national showcase product in 1907, which led to high-profile advertising in Union Square in New York City.
R. J. Reynolds’ Camel cigarette became the most popular cigarette in the country.
Five of the company’s brands are in the top-ten of the best-selling brands in the United States, and it is estimated that every one-out-of-three cigarette brands sold in the United States is a product of R. J. Reynolds.
Yet another way to profit from addictions would be gambling.
What in the world could make people from all walks of life willfully throw money away by playing the odds, with nothing guaranteed in return?
A great case study of this phenomenon is Las Vegas, Nevada.
Between the late 1800s and early 1900s, gambling was brought to the area now known as Las Vegas, which was founded in 1905 as a stopover for Union Pacific trains travelling between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
The oldest casino in Las Vegas was the Hotel Nevada on Fremont Street. It opened in 1906, and then in 1909 had to be closed as a casino due to a gambling ban that was introduced in Nevada. The casino was reopened in 1931 when the ban was lifted.
Fremont Street was named after John C. Fremont, an American explorer who led five expeditions to explore the West in the 1840s, and he came through the Las Vegas area in 1844.
The Hotel Nevada became the Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in 1955. It was renovated over the years, and operates to this day.
The El Cortez Hotel & Casino was built in 1941, and was the first major resort in downtown Las Vegas, also located on Fremont Street.
The El Rancho Vegas was also built in 1941, and was the first casino hotel in the area that came to be known as the Vegas Strip.
The main buildings of El Rancho Vegas, including the casino and restaurants, were destroyed by fire in 1960. The El Rancho Motor Inn operated as a non-gaming hotel until the remaining buildings were completely demolished by 1979.
The Golden Nugget opened in 1946, and was the first stand-alone casino in Las Vegas.
At that time, it was the flashiest and biggest casino in the world.
The Flamingo opened in Las Vegas the day after Christmas in 1946, and is the oldest hotel on the Vegas Strip still standing.
The man behind the idea of the Flamingo was Billy Wilkerson, founder of “The Hollywood Reporter” magazine.
Along with mobster Bugsy Siegel, Wilkerson wanted to build a casino that “trap” gamblers, and keep them playing for hours. For example, having no clocks or windows in the casino to facilitate people losing track of time.
To this day, Las Vegas is nicknamed “The City that Never Sleeps.”
So how else were we put, and kept, asleep?
Another way was by distractions.
A distraction is a thing that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else.
I am going to start-off on the subject of this post with the distraction of movies.
The breakthrough of projected cinematography, meaning pertaining to the art or technique of motion picture photography, was regarded as the public screening of ten of the Lumiere brothers short films in Paris on December 28th, 1895. Interestingly, the French word “lumiere” means “light.”
Shortly thereafter, film production companies and studios were established all over the world.
One of the first cinemas was said to have opened in Petropolis, Brazil, in 1897, showing the Lumiere Brothers first films.
Petropolis is the name of a German-colonized mountain town 42-miles, or 68-kilometers, north of Rio de Janeiro.
Interesting-looking edifice, and intriguing blue glow of this steeple, in Petropolis.
“The American Mutoscope and Biograph Company,” also known as “Biograph,” was founded by William Kennedy Dickson in 1895.
The firm got its start in the “mutoscope” business, which made “flip-card” movies.
Biograph was in competition to Edison’s “Kinetoscope” for individual peep-shows.
“Biograph,” was the first company in the U. S. to devote itself to film production and exhibition, in the course of two decades, released over 3,000 short-films and 12 feature-films, and was the most prominent film studio during the silent film era.
Hollywood, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, became the center of the American Film Industry from New York.
Apparently, in the early 1900s, when the film industry was getting its start, most motion picture patents were held by the Edison Motion Picture Patents Company in New Jersey, and independent filmmakers were often sued or threatened to stop their productions, so they moved out west to Los Angeles, where Edison’s patents could not be enforced.
The film industries of Europe were devastated during World War I, and the film-makers of Hollywood became the most popular in the world by replacing the French and Italian firms that were devastated by the war.
Silent film producer, director, screenwriter and actor Thomas Ince was known as the “Father of the Western,” and made over 800 films.
Ince established his first movie studio, Bison Film Company, in 1909 in Edendale, a once historic district in Los Angeles that was the home of most major studios on the West Coast in the silent film era that was located where Echo Park and Silver Lake are today and doesn’t exist anymore.
Within a few years of arriving in California, Thomas Ince established his first major movie studio on land in the Santa Monica Mountains and the Palisades Highland.
Known as “Inceville,” it was the first full-service movie studio of its kind, and Ince was credited with revolutionizing the movie industry by creating the first major Hollywood studio.
In 1911, Ince introduced the system of “assembly line” film-making, and reorganized how films were outputted, with weekly output increasing from one- to -three reels per week, which were written, produced, cut, assembled, and finished all within a week.
Inceville became the prototype for Hollywood film studios of the future.
In 1915, real estate mogul Harry Culver convinced Thomas Ince to come to what became Culver City, and form a partnership with D. W. Griffith and Mack Sennett in what became known as “The Triangle Motion Picture Company.”
Though the Triangle Company was already defunct after only seven years, by 1922, it was one of the first vertically-integrated film companies.
Production, distribution, and theater operations were combined under one roof, and it became the most dynamic studio in Hollywood, attracting stars and directors of the day, including Mary Pickford, Lillian Gish, Fatty Arbuckle, and Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.
In 1924, the Triangle Studio location became Lot 1 of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios…
…and is the location of the Sony Pictures Studio today.
Thomas Ince died suddenly, at the height of his career, after having been a private party guest on-board the yacht of William Randolph Hearst, with his cause of death attributed to acute indigestion.
Another pioneer of the motion picture industry was Marcus Loew.
He founded Loew’s Theaters in 1904, the oldest theater chain operating in the United States until it merged with AMC Theaters in 2006, and he was the founder Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios in 1924.
Another poor young man made good, he was born into a poor Jewish family in New York City. His parents were immigrants from Austria and Germany. He had to work from a young age and had little formal education. We are told he was able to save enough money from menial jobs to buy into the penny arcade business as his first business investment.
Important to note that the birth of the viable interactive entertainment industry in 1972 resulted from the coin-operated entertainment business, which had well-developed manufacturing and distribution channels around the world, and computer technology that had become cheap enough to incorporate into mass market entertainment products. The year of 1972 that Magnavox released the world’s first home video game console, the Magnavox Odyssey…
…and while there were other less well-known video arcade games released around 1972, the first block-buster video arcade game was “Space Invaders,” responsible in 1978 for starting what is called the “Golden Age of Video Arcade Games.”
So there is a direct connection through time between penny arcade games and video arcade games – another distraction, addiction, and big money-maker, usually found in theaters no less.
Not long after buying into the penny arcade business, Loew purchased a nickelodeon in partnership with Adolph Zukor.
A Nickelodeon was a type of indoor exhibition space dedicated to showing projected motion pictures.
His first nickelodeon partner, Adolph Zukor, was one of the founders of Paramount Pictures, which was formed in 1912.
Marcus Loew formed the People’s Vaudeville Company in 1904, which showcased one-reel films and live variety shows.
Vaudeville was a type of entertainment popular chiefly in the United States early in the 20th-century, featuring a mix of speciality acts such as burlesque comedy, song, and dance.
Burlesque is a style in literature and drama that mocks or imitates a subject by representing it in an ironic or ludicrous way.
Human degradation was going on here, as opposed to learning ways to expand into self-awareness and Higher Consciousness.
In 1910, Marcus Loew expanded to become Loew’s Consolidated Enterprises with Adolph Zukor, Joseph Schenk, and Nicholas Schenk.
In addition to theaters, Marcus Loew and the Schenk brothers expanded the Fort George Amusement Park in Upper Manhattan.
Fort George was located at the end of the Third Avenue Trolley Line, and was said to have been developed as a trolley park around 1894.
Joseph and Nicholas Schenk were said to have been Russian immigrants who opened a beer hall at Fort George Amusement Park in 1905, and they formed a partnership with Marcus Loew to expand rides and vaudeville shows there. The red arrows are pointing to the masonry banks of the Harlem River.
This trolley park suffered extensive damage from a fire in 1913, reportedly from arson. It was not rebuilt, and in 1914, many of the remaining amusements were destroyed, albeit with some concessionaires continuing to hold onto their stands for awhile.
By 1913, Marcus Loew operated a large number of the theaters in diverse places. Not only in New York, but New Jersey, Washington, D. C., Boston, and Philadelphia.
I first came across Marcus Loew in Jersey City, New Jersey, in the form of the Landmark Loew’s Jersey Theater, said to have opened in 1929. A fully-preserved theater, it is as lavish on the outside…
…as it is on the inside.
Preservationists succeeded in saving the building from demolition after it closed in 1986.
It is used for special events, and is the primary venue of the annual Golden Door Film Festival since 2011.
Here’s the thing.
Most of the historic Loew’s theaters did not survive very long.
Loew’s Theater on the far eastern end of Canal Street in Manhattan, said to date from 1927…
…had the fate of abandonment. It was only in operation as one of Loew’s Theaters until the 1960s. It became an “indie” film theater until it closed for good by 1980 and was abandoned. An “indie” is a feature film or short film produced outside of a major film studio.
There has been an effort to restore some parts of the Loew’s Canal Street Theater since 2010. But why let a beautiful structure like this go to ruin in the first place?
Another example is Loew’s 46th Street Theater in Brooklyn, said to have been taken over by Loew’s Company in 1928, operating until 1966.
It was taken over by Brandt Theaters, and operated by this company from 1966 to 1969.
It re-opened as the 46th Street Rock Palace in 1969 presenting concerts, and closed as a theater and concert hall for good in 1973.
It was converted into retail space as a furniture store until 2015, at which time the furniture store moved, and this former theater was converted into apartments.
There are many more examples. These was not the exception ~ these examples were the rule for these beautiful old theaters.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, also known as MGM, was founded in 1924, when Marcus Loew gained control of Metro Pictures, Goldwyn Pictures, and Louis B. Mayer Pictures.
It was the dominant motion picture studio in Hollywood from the end of the silent film era in the late 1920s to the 1950s, and was one of the first studios to experiment filming in technicolor.
Besides having big name stars of the day for more sophisticated feature films, like Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Spencer Tracy, and Clark Gable, MGM Studios also released the shorts and features produced by the Hal Roach Company, like Laurel and Hardy…
…and Our Gang, a series of short films following a group of poor neighborhood children and their adventures.
So instead of movies studios using the powerful medium of film for the upliftment and improvement of Humanity, generations of adults and children had their brains filled with things like slapstick comedy.
In 1973, MGM Resorts International was formed, a hotel and casino company based in Las Vegas. It was a division of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios until 1986. So this movie studio was tied into the lucrative gambling addiction industry a well.
Movies, gambling, and alcohol became the centerpieces of entertainment in modern culture, and industries like these are making millions upon millions off of an unaware public that has been immersed in the intentional promotion of consumerism, a social and economic order that encourages an acquistion of goods and services in ever-increasing amounts.
This made me think of the introduction of the credit card to facilitate consumerism. Diners Club was the first, issuing its charge card in 1950, and American Express and the Bank of America followed in 1958.
Yet another way to make money off of the public by charging interest, and enabling impulse gratification, and instead of encouraging prudent and responsible living within one’s means.
Another spin-off from the movie industry, and another way to immerse the general public in the idolatry of Hollywood, was the development of action figures, and other collectibles, related to popular movies and characters.
The first movie action figure was produced by AC Gilbert in 1964, and was based on the James Bond movie “Goldfinger.”
And, of course there is Walt Disney’s ubiquitous Mickey Mouse.
There are two subjects I would like to bring up before I move on to other distractions.
The first is Midtown Atlanta’s Fox Theater.
This is definitely Moorish architecture.
Construction of it as a large Shrine Temple was said to have started in 1928, but the 2.75 million dollar project soon exceeded their budget, so the project was said to have been leased to movie mogul William Fox.
The Fox Theater opened in 1929, two months after the stock market crash and the beginning of the Great Depression. The Theater closed 125-weeks after it opened. New owners acquired it, Paramount Pictures and Georgia-based Lucas & Jenkins, after the mortgage was foreclosed in 1932.
This is the interior of the Fox Theater…
…and on the left is a detail of the Fox Theater stage in Atlanta; of the Mabel Tainter Memorial Theater stage in Menomonie, Wisconsin in the middle; and a detail on the right of The Alhambra in Grenada, Spain, the only place acknowledged to have had a Moorish civilization.
Everywhere else, the Moors and their ancient, advanced and worldwide civilization has been removed from the historical record.
The other subject I would like to bring up are famous actors who were Shriners, an order established within freemasonry in 1870, and comprised of 32nd and 33rd degree freemasons, the two highest degrees in freemasonry.
This is not by any means an all-inclusive list of famous actors and entertainers who were also Shriners:
Clark Gable…
…Ernest Borgnine…
…Glenn Ford…
…John Wayne…
…the voice of Bugs Bunny, Mel Blanc…
…Red Skelton…
…and Roy Rogers.
Moorish Masonry has 360-degrees.
Because, you see, this is what all of this, every bit of what has taken place here, is really all about.
The other distraction I am going to bring up is organized sports, like American football, with a history going back to the first college football game between Rutgers and Princeton on November 6th, 1869…
…and having a ball shaped like the vesica piscis.
The vesica piscis is the first sacred geometric figure to emerge in the process of creating the Flower of Life pattern.
Football everywhere else in the world, except for the United States where it is called soccer, had its first ever match on December 19th, 1863, at Mortlake, London, England between the Barnes Football Club and the Richmond Football Club…
…and in which the football, or soccer ball, is shaped like the sacred geometric shape of the dodecahedron…
…found within the Flower of Life pattern.
The first public basketball game was played in Springfield, Massachusetts, on March 11th, 1892…
…which brings to mind a comparison of the ball of the sport of “hoops,” compared with the hoop configuration of the Sacred Hoop Dance of Native Americans…
…which is also connected to depicting the Flower of Life, the creation pattern of the Universe.
Basketball also provides a great cover for the human giants living amongst us.
The last organized sport I would like to bring forward is baseball.
The first officially recorded baseball game in the United States took place on the Elysian Fields of Hoboken, New Jersey, on June 19th, 1846, between the “New York Nine” and the New York Knickerbockers.
When you look up the meaning of Elysian Fields, it says that it refers to the final resting place of souls of the heroic and the virtuous in Greek mythology and religion. I don’t know what this means in the context, but I find it interesting to note.
For one thing, you have the baseball diamond, and the shape of a diamond, which looks like a square turned side-ways.
A square is the face of a cube, which is also found within the Flower of Life pattern.
I am bringing in this information about the sacred geometric shapes contained within elements of all of these sports because I believe sacred geometry is being deliberately misused against Humanity here.
Sporting events serve as a distraction and an addiction in and of themselves, and then you add in the sports’ fan culture of drinking alcohol at sporting events…
…and in places like sports’ bars, you have extra added addictions being promoted and normalized.
And as well you have the promotion of unhealthy, long-called junk, foods in the concession stands of stadiums…
…and movie theaters.
I also suspect that baseball fields, and stadiums for that matter, represent far more on the Earth’s grid system than what we are taught about them.
I really started thinking about this when I was taking a look in Nashville, Tennessee at Fort Negley, and noticed there was a baseball field sandwiched between the star fort and railroad yards in Nashville.
And as far as stadiums go, these are historic photos of Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, looking very much like what is called classical Greco-Roman architecture and stadiums of ancient times…
…like the Circus Maximus in Ancient Rome.
This is Soldier Field today, with some of the original colonnaded architecture incorporated into the new stadium.
Next, with regards to the subject of how were we put, and kept, asleep, I am now going to look at the origins of companies and corporations.
I would like to start this subject with the concept of two kinds of takeover bids in the business world because I think it is a really important concept to understand with regards to what has taken place here.
The first is called a friendly takeover bid, and occurs when the Board of Directors from both companies (target & acquirer) negotiate and approve the bid.
Then there is the hostile takeover bid, which occurs when an acquiring company seeks to acquire another company – the target company – but the board of directors from the target company has no desire to be acquired by, or merged with, another company.
The two most common strategies used by acquirers in a hostile takeover are a tender offer or a proxy vote.
The tender offer is an offer to purchase shares at a premium to the market price.
The proxy offer is persuading shareholders of the target company to vote out the existing management.
So we have Team Light on one side who, along with the ancient advanced Human civilization of Earth, were co-creating the fullest expression of Human Potential there ever was on earth.
Then we have Team Dark on the other side, comprised of fallen angels, and other beings with a negative agenda towards Humanity who have been interfering egregiously on Earth.
What was Team Dark to do?
They were jealous of Humanity…greedy…and hungry for power.
They wanted to rule over it all, take the wealth for themselves, and control the destiny of Humanity for their own benefit.
But the problem is in a Free Will Zone like Earth, the Human Beings who live here have to give their consent to choose whether the follow the Light or the Dark.
The negative beings behind all of this wanted to set up a new god as lord of this world – Lucifer – and wanted a proxy vote for their hostile takeover.
They wanted to persuade enough of Humanity to voluntarily accept Lucifer over the Creator of the Universe.
The only way they can accomplish this acceptance, however, is by outright lies, deception and duplicity because if people knew the true agenda of these controllers, the majority of Humanity would never, ever accept this.
I believe that these beings with a negative agenda devised a complicated plan to knock Humanity off the positive Moorish Timeline of Higher Consciousness…
…in an interdimensional war in order to control Humanity, using Humans as their tools against the Creator and Creation.
I see “Paradise Lost,” the epic poem by John Milton, as historical non-fiction.
This poem has a publication date of 1667.
As related in the poem, newly banished Fallen Angels organize, and Satan volunteers to corrupt the newly created Earth and God’s new and most favored creation, Mankind.
He goes to the Garden of Eden, and basically convinces Eve, by duplicity, to eat of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and making it their fault they were kicked out of the Garden of Eden.
Team Dark definitely doesn’t want us to know about what they have been doing without our knowledge or consent, so they tell us without telling us they are telling us.
This particular statue briefly made an appearance at the Arkansas State Capitol building in 2018 to protest the Ten Commandments monument on the Capitol grounds.
I bring all this up is because it is important to know this is what has been going on here.
Humans are inherently sovereign beings.
They have gone to all of this trouble because, by Universal Law, they can’t lay a finger on us.
They have tricked us into accepting their sovereignty over our own.
I will begin this look behind the curtain into corporations and companies with the origins of the petroleum industry.
Samuel Kier established America’s first oil refinery for making lamp oil in Pittsburgh in 1854.
The petroleum industry in the United States began in earnest in 1859 when Edwin Drake found oil on a piece of leased-land near Titusville, Pennsylvania, in what is now called Oil Creek State Park.
For this reason, Titusville is called the Birthplace of the Oil Industry, and for a number of years this part of Pennsylvania was the leading oil-producing region in the world.
In 1839, John D. Rockefeller, Sr. was born in the United States, the progenitor of the wealthy Rockefeller family and considered to be the wealthiest American of all time.
Along with Henry Flagler, an American Industrialist and major developer in the state of Florida, Rockefeller founded the Standard Oil Company in 1870.
The Standard Oil Company was an American oil producing, transporting, refining, marketing company…and monopoly, which exists when a specific person or enterprise is the only supplier of a particular commodity.
In 1911, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Standard Oil was an illegal monopoly, ending its history as one of the world’s first and largest multinational corporations.
This was the former Standard Oil Company building in Lower Manhattan in New York City, said to have been constructed between 1921 and 1928 atop an original building of 1884 – 1885, and was the headquarters of Standard Oil Trust and successor companies until 1956.
The pyramid at the top of the Standard Oil Headquarter on the left was said to have been modeled after the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus on the right, built for Mausolus, ruler of Caria in Turkey around 350 BC, and called one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
Rockefeller’s wealth soared as kerosene and gasoline grew in importance.
At his peak, he controlled 90% of all oil.
Oil was used in the form of Kerosene was used throughout the country as a light source…
…and heat source until the introduction of electricity.
Then, as a fuel source after the invention of the automobile.
There is mounting evidence that there had already been a worldwide free energy system in existence from the original civilization, including electric streetcar systems, which included residential routes like this historic photograph in a Charlotte, North Carolina neighborhood.
Electric streetcar systems at one time were in existence everywhere, and not just limited to a few places here and there. Most of them no longer exist.
It appears like the petroleum industry was developed in the 1850s in order to provide an energy technology to replace the free energy transportation system of the original civilization and to make money from the control of non-renewable resources.
The General Electric Company, or GE, is an American multinational conglomerate that operates through the following segments: aviation, healthcare, power, renewable energy, digital industry, additive manufacturing, venture capital and finance, and lighting.
GE was founded in Schenectady, New York, on April 15th, 1892, by Thomas Edison, Elihu Thomson, Edwin Houston, Charles Coffin, and J. P. Morgan with the merger of the Edison General Electric Company and Thomson-Houston Electric.
Edison General had been founded as the Edison Electric Light Company in 1878 by Thomas Edison to market his incandescent lightbulb, which he was given the credit for inventing in our historical narrative.
Thomson-Houston Electric was formed in 1882, when Charles Coffin led a group of Lynn, Massachusetts investors that bought out Elihu Thomson’s and Edwin Houston’s American Electric Company from their New Britain, Connecticut investors in 1882.
The Thomson-Houston Electric Company moved their operations to a building on Western Street in Lynn, Massachusetts.
We are told that in 1888, Thomson-Houston Electric implemented the electrification of streetcars in Lynn…
…which was part of the Lynn and Boston Street Railway, in service since 1854, when it had been powered by mules.
The merger of the Edison General Electric Company and the Thomson-Houston Electric Company was arranged by J. P. Morgan, an American financier and banker who dominated corporate finance on Wall Street throughout the period of time called the “Gilded Age,” between the years of 1870 and 1900.
He was a driving force behind the wave of industrial consolidation in the United States in the late 18th- and early 19th-centuries.
Besides his involvement in the formation of General Electric, he was also behind the formation of the U. S. Steel Corporation and International Harvester, among many other mergers.
With regards to U. S. Steel, J. P. Morgan financed the merger of Andrew Carnegie’s Carnegie Steel Company, Elbert Gary’s Federal Steel Company, and William Henry Moore’s National Steel Company in 1901. The new U. S. Steel Company established its headquarters in the Empire Building on Broadway in New York City, said to have been built between 1895 and 1898…
…and Charles Schwab became the first president of the U. S. Steel Corporation, a position he held for two years before becoming president of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding and Steel Company in 1903.
International Harvester goes back to the 1830s, when Virginia inventor Cyrus McCormick patented his finalized version of a horse-drawn reaper in 1834.
He and his brother subsequently started the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company in Chicago in 1847.
We are told their products came onto the market just as the development of railroads offered wide distribution to distant market areas…and the McCormick Factory just happened to be right next to railroad tracks.
In 1902, the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company merged with the Deering Harvester Company, forming International Harvester.
The business lines of the company included primarily agricultural equipment, automobiles, commercial trucks, lawn and garden products, and household equipment.
The Deering Harvester Company had been founded in 1874 by William Deering, and he moved the company to Chicago in 1880.
William Deering’s son James, connected with the Deering-McCormick International Harvester fortune, was said to have built the Villa Vizcaya between 1914 and 1922 on Biscayne Bay in the Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami, Florida.
The German inventor Karl Benz created the first gasoline-powered automobile in 1885, the Benz Patent-Motorwagen.
It was propelled by an internal combustion engine. About twenty-five of them were built between 1886 and 1893.
Henry Ford’s first automobile company was the Henry Ford Company, which he started in 1901, and left after less than a year after a dispute with investors with the rights to his name. This first company subsequently became known as the Cadillac Motor Company under new ownership.
The Ford Motor Company was financed by twelve investors in 1903…
…and started producing a few cars a day in its newly converted factory in Detroit on Mack Street.
It was where Ford’s first automobile, the Model A, was built.
In 1904, the Ford Motor company moved to a new factory on Piquette Avenue in Detroit. This is where the first Model Ts were built.
In the next ten years, the Ford Motor Company would lead the world in the expansion and refinement of the assembly line concept.
Henry Ford also brought part production in-house, thereby bringing vertical integration into his company, where the supply chain of a company is owned by the company.
Ford moved operations into the Highland Park factory in 1910…
…and introduced the first moving assembly line there in 1913.
The introduction and refinement of the assembly line facilitated the mass production of new cars, which in turn made the purchase of a new car affordable for most people.
It is interesting to note that pioneer film-maker Thomas Ince and Henry Ford were both pioneers of assembly line production and vertical integration in their respective industries during the very same time period of the early 1900s.
In summary, I am seeing great wealth and power being consolidated into the hands of a few in a hostile takeover of the earth’s grid system and Humanity, and a whole new culture being created to control us through addictions, distractions, and money, and that they do not have Humanity’s best interest at heart.
Those that heretofore have been in control of the world in which we live deviously figured out a way to keep us asleep by this new culture they created, and they have been getting filthy rich at our expense because we have been paying for our own poisoning with our addictions; paying for our own mind control programming with distractions; and keeping us in consumerism mode to enrich corporate interests; and ultimately financing our own destruction.
They have always feared the Great Awakening of Humanity, and thus threw everything they could at us to prevent it from happening and keep us asleep so we would never know what hit us.
But no matter what they do, they can’t keep it from happening. Among many other things, they lost control of the narrative no matter how hard they try to get it back.
This is the third part of a new on-going series called “All Over the Place Via Your Suggestions” where I will continue to research your suggestions, and follow the many clues you all provide that helps to uncover our hidden history.
In part three, I was guided by looking into the suggestions and information from viewers about Port Townsend in northwest Washington; Yakima in Central Washington; and Pembroke in South Wales.
What is interesting about doing this work following up on viewer suggestions is that more often than not, unplanned themes and correlations emerge that are unique to each part, and this one was no exception. I don’t start out looking for a particular theme. I start out by selecting places people have suggested, and then I start looking to see what is there. What I found in this case are intriguing correlations and similarities between what is found in Washington State and what is found in South Wales, and I gave examples of a few other places with similar correlations from past research I have done.
My starting place for this particular journey of going “All Over the Place Via Your Suggestions” is Port Townsend, Washington.
EM sent me several pictures of buildings in Port Townsend, a port city on Quimper Peninsula at the northeast tip of Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula.
Port Townsend first became a settlement on April 24th of 1851, the year it was first incorporated.
Port Townsend is located next to the entrance of Puget Sound, and called the “City of Dreams” because of early speculation that it would become the west coast’s largest harbor, and is known by its other nickname, the “Key City,” today.
We are told that by the late 19th-century, the town was very active in getting ready for its future expected growth, and that many ornate, Victorian architecture was built here during this time.
Though railroad extensions were planned to the port, the Panic of 1893, an economic depression lasting until 1897, caused the funding to dry up and the railroad-lines ended on the other side of Puget sound, and for this reason, Port Townsend never achieved its expected growth, and instead immediately started to decline.
Puget Sound is described as a complex estuary system of connected marine waterways and basins.
An estuary is defined as a partially-enclosed coastal body of brackish water with one or more rivers or streams flowing into it, with brackish meaning a combination of salt-water and fresh-water.
EM sent me a picture of the Jefferson County Courthouse in Port Townsend.
It was said to have been built in 1892 in the Romanesque-Revival style, and designed by architect W. A. Ritchie.
W. A. Ritchie was said to have won numerous competitions for county courthouses and other public buildings in the early 1890s, and was the first architect to achieve statewide reputation in Washington.
Other buildings attributed to him, besides the Jefferson County Courthouse, include:
The Old Capitol Building in Olympia, Washington, said to have been built between 1890 and 1892…
…and the Spokane County Courthouse in Spokane, Washington, said to have been built in the French Revival and Chateauesque architectural styles in 1895.
She sent me this photo of the historic Hastings Building in Port Townsend, said to have been built starting in 1889 and completed in 1890, and designed by Elmer H. Fisher in the Romanesque architectural style of the Victorian-era.
It was considered to be the city’s most elegant building, and has always been utilized as commercial and office space.
Elmer H. Fisher was considered best-known for his architectural work in rebuilding Seattle after the 1889 Great Fire of Seattle, though interesting to note that he began and ended his career as a carpenter, while practicing as an architect in Washington between 1886 and 1891.
Besides the Hastings House in Port Townsend, he was credited with the design of the Romanesque-style Pioneer Building in Seattle, the construction of which was said to have started in 1889 and was completed by 1892.
EM also sent me a photo of the James and Fisher Building in Port Townsend.
The architectural firm of Fisher and Clark (Elmer H. Fisher and George Clark) were credited with its design, and that it was built in 1889, and owned by Francis W. James and Lucinda Hastings.
Like the Hastings Building, the James and Hastings building has also operated as commercial and office space throughout its history.
EM mentioned that there is also a “Rothschild House” in Port Townsend.
The Rothschild House was said to ahve been built by David Charles Henry Rothschild as a family home in 1868, and operates as a museum today.
He had immigrated from Bavaria in Germany to the United States in the mid-1840s.
Shortly after settling in Port Townsend in 1858, David Rothschild, known as “The Baron,” he established a business there that not only operated as a mercantile store, but as well as provisioned ships and did some marine salvage work.
Just want to take a look at a couple of other places in the area before I leave Port Townsend – Fort Worden, Fort Flagler, and then Fort Casey on Whidbey Island.
Fort Worden was said to have been constructed between 1898 and 1920 and as an artillery corps base to protect Puget Sound from invasion by sea, and was active as a U. S. Army base between 1902 and 1953.
From 1957 until its closure in 1971, it was utilized by the State of Washington as a Juvenile Detention facility, after which time it was turned into state park
The address for the Fort Worden State Park is 200 Battery Way E in Port Townsend.
The Point Wilson Lighthouse is on the grounds of the Fort Worden State Park, and considered to be one of the most important navigational aids in the state, where it overlooks the entrance to Admiralty Inlet that connects the Strait of Juan de Fuce with Puget Sound.
Reportedly the second lighthouse said to have been built here, it was said to have been completed in 1914, replacing an earlier one that opened in 1879.
Fort Flagler was located in nearby Nordland, Washington, at the northern end of Marrowstone Island at the entrance of Admiralty Inlet, and the Marrowstone Point Lighthouse is located nearby.
We are told that Fort Flagler, along with Fort Worden and Fort Casey, was part of a Coast Artillery said to have been built starting in the 1890s that guarded Admiralty Inlet and the entrance to Puget Sound, the major cities of which include Seattle and Tacoma.
Fort Casey was located on Whidbey Island, the largest island in Washington State, and forms the northern border of Puget Sound.
The Admiralty Head Lighthouse is located within the Fort Casey State Park.
We are told these three forts were intended to be a “Triangle of Fire” against invasion from the sea.
So, there are a couple of points I would like to make here.
First, I typically find star forts in pairs or clusters, as seen here where they form a triangle in relationship to each other.
You see the same kind of geometric relationship between star forts on Alderney, one of the Channel Islands.
Here’s a view of Fort Houmet Herbe in the foreground in a triangular relationship with Fort Quesnard on the top left, and the ruins of Fort Les Hommeaux Florains on the top right.
One definition of the “battery” is a device that produces electricity that may have several primary or secondary cells arranged in parallel or series, as well as a battery source of energy which provides a push, or a voltage, of energy to get the current flowing in a circuit.
Another meaning of the word battery is the heavy fire of artillery to saturate an area rather than hit a specific target, and which has come to be associated with all of these so-called forts.
A third definition of battery is an assault in which the assailant makes physical contact.
I think they are telling us what these structures actually were in the first answer – that these star forts functioned as circuitry and batteries for the purpose of producing electricity and/or some form of free energy to power the Earth’s grid system and the advanced civilization, and that this is the reason there star forts are found in pairs and clusters.
The second definition of battery points to the re-purposing of these structures as artillery locations in the new time-line in order for them to appear to have a strictly military function.
And does the third definition battery apply here?
I think it does, in the sense that a major assault has been committed against the Human Race by all that has taken place here without our knowledge and consent, and removing all of this critical information from our awareness about the True History of Humanity, and so, so much more.
Another thing I would like to bring forward is the consistent finding of light houses co-located with star forts as seen in this example of one at each of the three star forts at the entrance to Puget Sound.
I don’t think lighthouses functioned as advertised either.
While I do believe that lighthouses likely served to guide ships through maritime passages, I also think they were serving multiple purposes on the earth’s grid system.
Perhaps “lighthouses” were literally functioning as “a house for light” for the purposes of precisely distributing the energy generated by this gigantic integrated system that existed all over the Earth that was in perfect alignment with everything on Earth and in heaven.
Next, HS directed my attention to her hometown of Yakima, Washington.
One of the nicknames of Yakima is the “Heart of Central Washington,” and is a productive agricultural region known in particular for apples, wine, and the hops used for beer-making.
There were a number of places that HS directed my attention to in Yakima.
First, she said the A.E. Larson building has always stood out as very odd to her, even as a small child.
The A.E. Larson Building was said to have been built by entrepreneur Adelbert E. Larson in 1931, and designed in the Art Deco architectural style by local architect John W. Maloney.
At eleven-stories, it was and is the tallest building in Yakima.
The architect John W. Maloney was credited with the design of numerous buildings in Washington, Alaska, and California, including but not limited to the Shaw-Smyser Hall at Central Washington University in Ellensburg…
…the Old Providence Hospital in Anchorage, Alaska, that opened in 1939 and operated through the Sisters of Providence…
…and St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, California, which opened in 1942 and operated through the Sisters of Charity.
Then there’s A. E. Larson’s Rosedell mansion in Yakima.
Here’s what we are told about it.
It was said to have been built between 1904 and 1909 for Adelbert E. Larson and his wife Rose (hence “Rosedell”).
The Larson’s lived here until Rose’s death in 1945, and the property was willed to the city for the purpose of turning the mansion into an art gallery. The City of Yakima, however, sold the property and the money provided for its upkeep, and used the funds to create the Larson Art Gallery at the Yakima Valley Community College.
The property went through several owners of the years, and sat empty for 18-years before being purchased by new owners who converted the mansion into a Bed-and-Breakfast, which opened in 2009.
HS sent me a picture of the Capitol Theater, a performing arts venue in downtown Yakima, originally featuring Vaudeville acts. Today it is the home of the Yakima Symphony Orchestra.
It was said to have been designed in the Renaissance architectural style by Scottish architect B. Marcus Priteca, and first opened in April of 1920.
Industrialist Chester A. Congdon was an attorney and mining magnate was credited with funding the building the Yakima Valley Canal, said to have been built in 1894 for the purposes of irrigation.
The privately-owned Congdon Castle was said to have been built for him between 1914 and 1915 (which would have been during World War I).
Congdon died in 1916, the year after construction was said to have been completed.
Congdon Castle is surrounded by fruit orchards, and trolley tracks running out to the Congdon Orchards used to run along the south-side of the castle.
The Yakima Valley Trolley system started operating in 1907.
In 1911, we are told that a concrete and masonry powerhouse substation was built to provide the DC electricity needed to operate the trolleys. It is a museum today.
The trolley car system operated as a city service for all intents and purposes until it was terminated in 1947.
In 2001, the Yakima Valley Trolleys Association was formed, and began to operate a rail service for the city of Yakima, and is called the “last authentic, all-original, turn-of-the-century interurban railroad int he United States.”
The Carbonneau Castle was said to have been built in Yakima by Brenda Mulrooney Carbonneau in 1908.
Brenda Mulrooney was an enterprising Irish-born and said to be the richest woman in the Klondike, having made her first fortune as a merchant during the Klondike Gold Rush, which took place in the Yukon between 1896 and 1899, which she lost but subsequently made another fortune doing other things.
Today it is a flower and gift shop.
The Carmichael Castle is located in Union Gap, a city in the Yakima Valley.
It was said to have been built in 1902 in the Queen Anne architectural-style by Elizabeth Carmichael, the enterprising Scottish-born owner of the Yakima Creamery.
Next, Viewer M suggested that I look into Pembroke and Pembroke Dock in West Wales.
Pembroke has many historic buildings, walls, and complexes, including:
Pembroke Castle, described as a medieval stone fortress founded by the Normans in 1093, the seat of the powerful Earls of Pembroke and the birthplace of King Henry VII…
…and Monkton Priory, across the Pembroke river from the Pembroke Castle, and said to have been founded in 1098 by the Anglo-Norman magnate Arnulf de Montgomery and granted to the Benedictine Order.
So, a couple of things to point out here, first about these two locations as seen on Google Earth.
Pembroke Castle has the appearance of a star fort with rounded bastions.
There are different shapes and styles of star forts all over the Earth, like these two in Puebla, Mexico – Forts Loreto and Guadalupe situated across from each other.
So it wouldn’t surprise me to find out that Monkton Priory and its grounds are in a star fort configuration as well.
The two locations are connected by what is called the Monkton Bridge…
…and on one side of the Monkton Bridge is what is called the “Monkton Pill.”
Though located right next to each other, Pembroke and Monkton are considered two separate towns.
The narrow Lower Commons are below the Monkton Bridge, where it looks like it could have been part of the water’s course at one time.
The Pembroke River flows past Pembroke Castle to the Milford Haven Waterway at the Pennar Mouth.
The Pembroke River is said to start at Manorbier Newton and meander its way to Lamphey and flows past the Pembroke Castle in Pembroke…
…but the Pembroke River doesn’t make an obvious appearance until it enters Pembroke.
When it enters Pembroke, there are three pools, the first of which is the Mill Pond, the second is the Middle Mill Pond, and the third is the Castle Pond below the Pembroke Castle.
The Mill Pond was said to be a former tidal inlet.
The Mill was an ancient corn mill powered by the tidal flow of the inlet, built soon after the Pembroke Castle was founded and granted to the Knights Templar in 1199.
A Mill said to have been at this location since 1830 was destroyed by fire in 1956 and only the foundations remain.
The Pembroke Train Station is a short-walk from the Pembroke Castle, and was said to have first opened in 1863, with the line being extended to Pembroke Dock a year later.
The original train station building was built out of limestone.
It was demolished in the 1970s and replaced with the current shelter.
The construction of the South Wales Railway was said to have been proposed in an 1844 prospectus, and opened in stages starting in 1850.
It connected the Great Western Railway to South Wales.
Pembroke Dock is a town that is located 3-miles, or 4.8-kilometers northwest of Pembroke, and situated on the River Cleddau.
Originally called Paterchurch, it grew quickly after Royal Navy Dockyards were founded here in 1814.
It ceased being used as a dockyard by the Royal Navy in 1926, not long after World War I ended, for the given reason of lack of funding.
The Royal Air Force occupied the site from 1926 to 1930, using the former dockyards as a station for seaplanes and flying boats.
During World War II, it was used as a home for international forces for flying boats, air force squadrons and naval crews.
The “Defensible Barracks” at the Pembroke Dock was said to have been built in the 1840s to house the Royal Marines based at the Royal Navy Dockyards and to cover the landward side of the dockyard from an infantry assault.
It is described as a 20-sided stone masonry fort with a dry moat.
It was acquired by a private developer in 2019, and is currently up-for-sale in for 1.2-million Euros.
One section of it has already been converted into apartments, and it is being marketed for residential or commercial use.
One more place I would like to take a look at here is the Milford Haven Waterway.
The Milford Haven Waterway is described as a natural deepwater harbor and part of an estuary that was formerly a valley drowned at the end of the last Ice Age.
As I was looking into the Milford Haven Waterway, I found five more star forts and a lighthouse.
Let’s take a deeper look!
The Stack Rock Fort was said to have been built on a small island in the waterway between 1850 and 1852 with 3-guns, and then upgraded in 1859 with a new building to totally encase the original gun tower.
There are two other star forts near Stack Rock Fort in the Milford Haven Waterway – one on Thorne Island and the other called the Chapel Bay Fort.
Thorne Island is dominated by what is described as a coastal artillery fort built in the 1850s to defend the Milford Haven Waterway, as there was concern about the expansionist policy of the French Emperor Napoleon III and the increasing strength of the French Navy.
The Chapel Bay Fort was said to have been built between 1890 and 1891 as part of the inner line of defense of the Haven, following the plan of the “Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom,” a committee formed in 1859 at the instigation of Lord Palmerston, Queen Victoria’s Prime Minister, to enquire into the ability of the United Kingdom to defend itself against attempted invasion by a foreign power, and to advise remedial action to the British government if such a situation arose.
Before I move over to St. Ann’s Head on the west-side of the Milford Haven Waterway, where there is a lighthouse, and two forts, I would like share information with you about so-called Palmerston Forts on the Isle of Wight and the Solent, the strait between the Isle of Wight and mainland Great Britain.
There were approximately 20 of these Palmerston structures along the west and east coast of the Isle of Wight, all of which were said to have been constructions resulting from the 1859 Royal Commission on the Defense of the United Kingdom.
The four forts in The Solent in appearance look like the Stack Rock Fort in the Milford Haven Waterway, which in turn in shape to have the appearance of a spark plug.
The coastal areas of the Solent are estuaries and have status as protected lands, like the New Forest National Park on one-side of the Solent, which interestingly includes the Exbury Gardens & Steam Railway…
…and the Exbury Gardens are world-famous for the collection of Rhodedendrons and Azaleas of its Rothschild owners.
Now over to St. Ann’s Head, where we find the lighthouse bearing its name; the West Blockhouse Fort and the Dale Fort.
First, the St. Ann’s Head Lighthouse.
Trinity House was said to have first built two lighthouses here in 1714 at the entrance to the Milford Haven Waterway to guide ships around rocks hazardous to shipping.
The St. Ann’s Head Low Lighthouse was said to have been re- built in 1844 because of cliff erosion endangering the original
Trinity House, also known as the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strong, established by Royal Charter in 1514, and the official authority for lighthouses in Wales, England, the Channel Islands, and Gibraltar.
It is also a maritime charity, taking care of retired seamen, training young cadets, and promoting safety
The funding for the work of lighthouse services comes from the levying of “light dues” on commercial vessels calling at British ports based on net registered tonnage.
The West Block House Fort on West Block House Point is described as a mid-19th-century coastal artillery fort that was also constructed in response to the perceived threat of invasion of the forces of French Emperor Napoleon III, who came to power in 1851.
And, we are told, intended to protect the entrance to the Milford Haven Waterway by means of interlocking fire with the fort on Thorne Island and the Dale Fort on St. Ann’s Head, also said to have been built as a coastal artillery fort in the mid-19th-century.
Today Dale Fort is a center run by the Field Studies Council, offering field work for schools and other course offerings.
I mentioned the estuary lands of the Solent, the strait separating the Isle of Wight from mainland Great Britain, and the Exbury Gardens in the New Forest National Park.
I noticed the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) to the southeast of Pembroke and Pembroke Dock along the coastline of South Wales, and decided to go take a look at what they tell us about it.
In 1956, most of the Gower Peninsula became the first area in the United Kingdom to be designated as an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty,” an area that has been designated for conservation due to its significant landscape value.
In my research, I have consistently found the world “natural” to be a cover-up code word for the original civilization.
The Gower Peninsula is bounded to the North by the Loughor Estuary and Swansea Bay to the East.
Worm’s Head is located at the furthest westerly point of the Gower AONB.
Worm’s Head is described as a headland of three islands comprised of “carboniferous limestone,” meaning the collective term for the succession of limestones occurring widely throughout Great Britain and Ireland during the Dinantian Epoch of the Carboniferous period, which occurred roughly 340-million years ago.
Worm’s Head is only accessible on foot for 2 1/2-hours either side of low tide, and yes, people have gotten stuck out there.
The formation known as the “Devil’s Bridge” is located on the middle island.
It is important to note here that limestone was a popular building material in the Ancient World.
I just want to point out that limestone was a common building material in the ancient world, and used in constructions like the Pyramids of Giza…
…and the Western Wall, also known as the “Wailing Wall,” an ancient limestone wall in the old city of Jerusalem.
The Goat’s Hole Cave, one of the Paviland Caves in Gower, was excavated in 1823, and is considered one of the most famous archeological sites in Great Britain due to the discovery of the “Red Lady of Paviland,” though the skeleton has since been determined to have been of a man.
The skeletal remains were dyed in red ochre, and said to date back to 31,000 BC and recognized as the earliest ceremonial burial in Europe and the first human fossil remains found in the world.
The Gower Peninsula is home to what is called the “Parc le Breos” burial chamber, a chambered long barrow or cairn, believed to have been constructed during the Neolithic age in Britain, around 6,000 BC and discovered in 1869 by workmen digging for road stone.
What I am aware of from other such long barrows in Great Britain is that they have important astronomical and landscape alignment features, and most likely not built to be burial chambers.
The West Kennet long barrow in the Avebury Complex is a great example of what I am talking about.
I saw a presentation by Peter Knight about the West Kennet Long Barrow for the Glastonbury Megalithomania Conference in 2011, several years before I started putting all of this together in 2016. From watching it, I gained an important piece of the puzzle, well before I really understood what it meant.
In Peter Knight’s presentation, his focus was primarily on the West Kennet Long Barrow in the Avebury complex, which is a greater sacred landscape that is precise and intricate.
He talked about sight lines in his presentation, which refers to a normally unobstructed line-of-sight between an intended observer and a subject of interest.
So, for example, in this view from Windmill Hill, there is a visual connection between Windmill Hill, Silbury Hill, and the West Kennet Long Barrow seen here.
All of the sites in the complex are perfectly aligned in some manner with each other.
There are abundant solar and lunar markers in the Avebury landscape.
Here is a winter solstice sunset seen in the landscape from the entrance of the West Kennet Long Barrow…
…and it is framed in the entrance of the West Kennet Long Barrow as seen from inside the Long Barrow on the solstice, when light streams through to special stones waiting at the end of the chamber.
There are also abundant astronomical markers inside the long barrow, in the chambers within.
From inside the West Kennet Long Barrow, there are places where you can see things at certain times, like the Equinox moonrise…
…and the Pleiades.
We are told there are eight remaining standing stones known as “menhirs” in the Gower Peninsula, out of nine that were originally here.
King Arthur’s Stone was one of them.
It has a 25-ton, or 23-metric-ton, capstone, and also described as a chambered burial tomb.
The presence of the large capstone was attributed to its being a glacial erratic, a massive piece of rock carried by glacial ice, and we are told that builders of the tomb dug underneath and supported it with upright stones to create a burial chamber.
While the term “glacial erratic” is used frequently to describe such massive structures found in North America, like Tripod Rock at the Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area in Kinnelon, New Jersey…
…around the world these structures are known as “dolmens,” classified as a single-chambered megalithic tomb.
By the way, there are tons of what are designated as glacial erratic boulders in Washington State, including but not limited to, the following:
Back on the Gower Peninsula, we are told the Romans built a trapezoidal fort called Leucarum at the mouth of the River Loughor in the late first-century to house a regiment of Roman auxiliary troops.
Its remains are located beneath the town of Loughor, on the estuary of the River Loughor.
The Loughor Railway Station was on the South Wales Railway, which today is the West Wales Line, from Swansea to Llanelli.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel was an English civil and mechanical engineer who was credited with the building of the Great Western Railway, along with dockyards and steamships, and called “one of the 19th-century engineering giants,” and “one of the greatest figures of the industrial revolution.”
The Loughor Viaduct going across the River Loughor was said to be the last remaining timber viaduct designed by Kingdom Brunel in 1852.
The old viaduct was replaced and the new one opened in April of 2013.
A section of the old viaduct sits next to the new viaduct in order to recognize it as an important historic monument.
The last place that I would like to take a look at on the Gower Peninsula is Mumbles, a headland situated on the western edge of Swansea Bay.
The building of the Mumbles Lighthouse was said to have been completed in 1794, and we are told the Mumbles Battery, a Palmerston fort, was built around the base of the lighthouse between 1859 and 1861.
Mumbles Pier was said to have opened in 1898 at the terminus of the Swansea and Mumbles Railway.
The Swansea and Mumbles Railway was the world’s first horse-drawn public passenger train service.
It first opened in 1804 to transport iron ore from the Clyne Valley and limestone from the quarries of Mumbles, and then opened in 1807 to passenger train service.
Steam-power replaced horse-power in 1877, and was used until 1929, when it switched to electric-power until the closure of the line in 1960.
Mumbles had both historical limestone quarries and was part of the Gower lime burning industry, which operated between 1840 and 1960.
The lime-burners job was to removed quick lime from limestone heated in what were called lime kilns to be used for things like building mortars.
This lime kiln looks like a really old stone building to me!
One of the last lime kiln quarries of this industry was the Colts Hill Quarry, immediately west of Oystermouth Castle, which produced both limestone and marble, in addition to quick lime.
Marble is a form of limestone capable of taking on a high polish, like this example of a memorial made from Mumbles marble at the Margam Abbey Church across Swansea Bay from Mumbles.
The Oystermouth Castle in Mumbles was said to have been a Norman stone castle built during the 1100s, and was already said to have been in decay by 1650, when it was described as such in a survey of Gower at that time.
When I was reading an article about “Elliptical Polarization” awhile back, I encountered the diagram showing the efficiency in decibels of the axial ratio of two antenna, and the shapes formed in the graph immediately brought this common shape of windows in cathedrals on the right, compared with the chapel window at Oystermouth Castle.
Were these windows actually functioning as antennae for sound?
Oyster beds and oysters were plentiful in the waters around Mumbles, and the hey-day of the oyster-harvesting industry was from 1850 until 1873, after which time the oyster industry went into decline as a mainstay of the economy for a variety of reasons, including the coming of the railroad and the growth of Mumbles as a tourist destination.
As always, there is much more to find here, but now I am going to wrap things up with a summary of my findings.
Here are the similarities and correlations I have found between Washington State, South Wales, and a few other places that have come to mind in the process of doing the research for this.
First, we have the presence of forts that were said to have been built as coastal artillery batteries to protect the entrances to important waterways.
Starting in the mid-19th-century, we are told that three Palmerston Forts in a triangular configuration were constructed at the entrance to the Milford Haven Waterway as a coastal artillery forts designed to provide “interlocking fire” in the event of an invasion from the forces of the French Emperor Napoleon III.
Then, later in the 19th-century through the early 20th-century, three forts were said to have been built in the Admiralty Inlet at the entrance to Puget Sound as coastal artillery forts designed to create a “Triangle of Fire” in the event of an invasion from the sea.
There are lighthouses in both places.
Not surprisingly, right, as all of these are coastal areas needing lighthouses to guide ships?
But what if lighthouses served as something much greater than just as navigational aids for ships, as I suggested previously.
Lighthouses are typically found in conjunction with these forts in some capacity.
As I surmised previously in this post, what if these forts were actually functioning as batteries on the Earth’s worldwide energy grid system, and the lighthouses were precisely distributing the energy generated by this gigantic integrated system that existed all over the Earth?
Then there are castles in both places, with the turrets commonly associated with them.
In Wales, they are typically dated to having been constructed during the Norman period in 1100s in Welsh history, like the Pembroke Castle on the right.
In Washington State, there are a number of “castles” that were said to have been built as residences for entrepreneurs in the late 19th- and early 20th-centuries.
There are massive, multi-ton boulders called “Glacial Erratics” in both South Wales and Washington State, which we are told were massive pieces of rock carried by glacial ice, like the capstone of King Arthur’s Stone on the Gower Peninula of South Wales, and the Lake Lawrence Erratic in the Puget Sound region of Washington.
Then, there are estuaries.
Again, an estuary is defined as a partially-enclosed coastal body of brackish water with one or more rivers or streams flowing into it, with brackish meaning a combination of salt-water and fresh-water.
Puget Sound in Washington State is described as a complex estuary system of connected marine waterways and basins, and was said to have been carved out by the advance and retreat of massive glaciers during Ice Ages.
The ten major river drainages into the Puget Sound include: the Cedar/Lake Washington Canal; and the Green/Duwamish; Elwha; Nisqually; Nooksack; Puwallup; Skagit; Skokomish; Snohomish; and Stillaguamish.
The Milford Haven Waterway is described a natural deep harbor that was originally a valley drowned at the end of the last ice age.
The Daugleddau Estuary is part of it, and was formed the coming together of four rivers in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park: the Western and Eastern Cleddau and the Carew and Creswell.
This is a photo of the confluence of the East Cleddau and the West Cleddau…
…and here are a few of examples of many river confluences that look very much the same.
We are told all of these rivers are natural, but I have come to believe from my research that we are looking at what were originally canal systems that were found all over the Earth.
Port Isabel on the Texas Gulf Coast is a good example of what I am talking about.
Port Isabel is located next to an estuary system called the “Laguna Madre Bay.”
The otherwise land-locked Laguna Madre Bay has two channels connecting it to the Gulf of Mexico. One is at Port Isabel, which becomes the 17-mile, or 27-kilometer, Brownsville Ship Channel…
…and the other is at Port Mansfield.
Then in Port Isabel itself, there are artificially-made channels and canals throughout the city.
There are many more examples of this all over the world, but this is the first one that came to mind.
As seen earlier, the River Loughor Estuary is at the northern end of the Gower Peninsula in South Wales.
Lastly from this post, there are estuaries found throughout the Solent, the strait that separates the Isle of Wight from mainland Great Britain…
…an area which also has numerous star forts known known as Palmerston Forts, said to have been built starting in the mid-19th-century as a result of the recommendations from the 1859 Royal Commission on the Defense of the United Kingdom.
There are many more estuaries around the world, but these coastal estuaries across continents and oceans are examples of why I think coastal landmasses sank relatively recently, and that we have been given a brand new historical narrative superimposed over the original infrastructure and civilization to tell us what happened.
Personally, I believe that the submerging of earth’s land masses was caused by a deliberately created cataclysm or cataclysms by malevolent beings who had a plan to take-over the Earth’s original civilization for their own benefit.
For another example, just a short-distance down the Pacific Coast from Washington State, in Portland, Oregon, there is a visible star fort point at the Smith & Bybee Wetlands Natural Area, which is now the location of the Bybee Lakes Hope Center for the homeless.
This urban wetlands area in Portland is located right next to the BNSF Ford Railyard. I am finding that it is not uncommon to find the presence of historical railyards and rail-lines co-located with estuaries and wetlands and forts, like what we are told was the historic Leucarum fort that is now underneath the city of Loughor on the Loughor Estuary in South Wales, with Loughor Viaduct railroad bridge crossing beside it to this day as mentioned previously.
So, what does it all mean?
Is it evidence for one original worldwide advanced civilization that was completely integrated in all ways that we know nothing about, with a false historical narrative to cover it up?
Or evidence for colonization and importation of everything from one place to another as we have always been taught to believe?
The definition of Statistical Significance is a determination that a relationship between two or more variables is caused by something other than chance.
I have presented evidence of more than two variables that would be the minimum requirement of correlations between Washington State, South Wales, and a couple of other places, to be considered statistically significant.
Yet our historical narrative leads us to believe that all of the Earth’s infrastructure came into existence as a result of random factors, like some guy in the past bought the land upon which _________________ eventually became a large city.
The definition of random includes, among others, “lacking a definite plan, purpose, or pattern.’
Besides what I have presented here, I have found many examples in past research of the flimsy nature of the randomness explanation vs. the plentiful evidence for the planned nature of an original worldwide civilization.
I am going to end this post here, and will continue to investigate your suggestions in the on-going series “All Over the Place via Your Suggestions.”
I am giving an overview of modern history with an eye towards uncovering the patterns that give insight into the world we live in today.
Now I am going to look at the 1980s with new eyes, starting with 1981 ~ the year I graduated from high school.
So far, the uncovered patterns show events and people being manipulated for particular outcomes, deceiving us about what was really going on to gain our consent, partitioning one country into two, setting up two different political systems, and then instigating them to fight each other…
…and things like seeing Communist regimes take down hereditary rulers in Cambodia, Iran, and Ethiopia in the 1970s, leading to massive repression, suffering, and death.
Now let’s see what was happening upon my entry into adulthood!
On January 19th, Iran and the United States signed an agreement to release the 52 Iranian hostages after 14-months, or 444-days, of captivity, of which the release took place on the following day, minutes after the inauguration of Ronald Reagan as the President of the United States.
Just a little over two months after his inauguration, there was an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan by lone gunman John Hinckley Jr. on March 30th.
Hinckley was said to be seeking fame in order to impress actress Jodie Foster, with whom he was obsessed.
Then on May 13th, there was an assassination attempt on the life of Pope John Paul II as he entered St. Peter’s Square to greet his supporters by the Turkish gunman Mehmet Ali Agca.
The first cases of AIDS recognized by the CDC took place on June 5th.
AIDS is the acronym for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, a disease caused by the HIV virus, and short for the Human Immunodeficiency Virus, a retrovirus that inserts a copy of its RNA genome into the DNA of the host cell it invades, and interferes with the person’s immune system.
It was said to originate from monkeys in West Central Africa.
On August 12th, IBM released the original 5150 IBM PC in the United States, the first of the IBM PC, which had a substantial influence on the personal computer market.
On October 6th, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was assassinated, and Hosni Mubarak was elected president on October 14th, who was Egypt’s President for the next 30 years.
There were gas explosions at the Hokutan Shinko coal mine on October 16th, at the time Hokkaido’s newest mine in Japan, killing 93 people.
On December 1st, a Yugoslavian charter flight crashed into a mountain peak on the island of Corsica, killing all 180 passengers on-board.
A week later, on December 8th, the Number 21 Mine explosion took place in Whitwell, Tennessee, killing 13 people.
On December 11th, the El Mozote massacre took place during El Salvador Civil War, where a Salvadoran Army unit killed 900 civilians.
On January 7th of 1982, the Commodore 64 8-bit home computer was launched by Commodore International in Las Vegas, becoming the highest-selling single personal computer model of all-time.
Air Florida Flight 90 crashed into the 14th-Street Bridge in Washington, D. C. on January 13th, shortly after take-off, and landed in the Potomac River, killing 78, allegedly due to a series of pilot errors that resulted from the pilot not turning on the engines’ internal ice protection systems.
On the same day in the same city, a Washington Metro subway train derailed, killing 3 people.
Four Thunderbird aircraft in a demonstration squadron crashed in the Indian Springs Diamond Crash in Nevada on January 18th.
The first computer virus, called the Elk Cloner, which infected Apple 2 computers via floppy disk, was found on January 30th. It was written by Rich Skrenta, who was 15-years-old at the time.
Skrenta is currently a computer programmer and Silicon Valley entrepreneur.
On February 9th, Japan Airlines Flight 350 crashed in Tokyo Bay, killing 24 of the 174 people on board, with blame attributed to deliberate actions of the captain of the plane.
The Ocean Ranger oil platform sunk during a storm off the coast of Newfoundland, killing all of the 84 rig workers on it at the time.
The invasion of the British Overseas Territory of the Falkland Islands, off the coast of Argentina, began on April 1st of 1982, when Argentine forces land near Stanley, marking the beginning of the Falklands War.
British administration of the islands was restored at the end of the war, two-months later.
There was an assassination attempt in London on the life of Israeli ambassador to the United Kingdom, Shlomo Argov, on June 3rd, which was used for the justification of the start of the Lebanon War of 1982, where on June 6th the Israeli Defense Forces invaded southern Lebanon to go after Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) forces operating there.
Also known as “Operation Peace for Galilee,” the Lebanon War lasted until 1985.
Sao Paolo Airways, known as VASP, Flight 168 crashed into a forested hillside in Fortaleza in Brazil on June 8th, killing 137 people.
The cause of the crash was attributed to pilot error.
A month later, on July 9th, Pan Am Flight 759, crashed in Kenner, Louisiana, killing all 146 on board the plane, and 8 on the ground.
The cause of this crash was said to be due to a microburst shortly after take-off from New Orleans, with a microburst being a strong, ground-level wind system.
On July 20th, the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) detonated two bombs in Central London, one in Hyde Park, and the other in Regent’s Park, killing 8 soldiers, wounding 47 people and killing 7 horses.
The Chicago Tylenol Murders occurred between September 29th and October 1st after 7 people die in the Chicago-area after taking Tylenol capsules laced with potassium cyanide.
No suspect was ever charged or convicted for the poisonings.
On November 7th, a gas tanker exploded in the Salang Tunnel in Afghanistan, with estimates of the death toll ranging from 176 to 2,700.
There was no clear cause of the explosion given, of which the gas tanker was said to be part of a Soviet military convoy, with claims ranging from it being an accident to a successful terrorist attack.
The Minneapolis Thanksgiving Day Fire took place on November 25th and 26th of 1982, and destroyed two buildings covering an entire block in downtown Minneapolis.
One was the Northwestern National Bank Building, said to have been built in 1930 by the architecture firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst, and White…
…and the other was the abandoned Donaldson’s Department Store.
The fire was said to have been started by juvenile arsonists using an acetylene torch, though they were never charged.
Minneapolis’ famous “Weatherball” sat on top of the Northwestern National Bank Building, which predicted the weather based on the color it was displaying, was also destroyed in the fire.
Starting on December 3rd, a final soil sample was taken at Times Beach in Missouri, which had 300-times the safe level of dioxin and on December 23rd, the EPA recommended evacuation of the community based on these results.
On February 23rd of 1983, the EPA announced its intention to buy-out and the entire population of Times Beach was subsequently relocated.
So, apparently what happened was an independent contractor was hired to dispose of concentrated dioxin waste from a chemical company in the area.
The contractor was the owner of a small waste-oil business, who mixed the dioxin waste into motor oil tanks, which he then used to coat local horse arenas and roads for dust suppression, starting in 1971.
The site of Times Beach has housed a state park since 1999 commemorating Route 66, and the EPA removed Times Beach from its Superfund list 2001.
Now on to 1983.
January 1st marked the beginning of the true internet when ARPANET, or the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network, migrated to TCP/IP, the Internet Protocol Suite.
In Turin, Italy, a fire in the Cinema Statuto killed 64 people on February 13th.
The largest disaster in Turin since World War II, the fire was said to have started from flames spread by an old curtain, and that the burning of the theater seats created hydrogen cyanide fumes, of which inhalation was the primary cause of death of the victims.
All but one of the theater’s emergency exits was said to have been closed and locked.
Three days later in Australia, the Ash Wednesday bushfires took place in the States of South Australia and Victoria on February 16th.
They were a series of bushfires that within 12 hours there were 180 fires fanned by winds up to 68 mph, or 110 kph, made worse by severe drought and extreme weather.
The fires claimed the lives of 75 people and caused widespread destruction.
The Nellie Massacre took place on February 18th, described as one of the worst pogroms since World War II, which is a violent riot aimed at the massacre or expulsion of an ethnic or religious group.
In a six-hour period there was a varying estimate of between 2,100 and 10,000 Muslim residents of Assam in northeastern India, after natives of the area were enraged, so we are told, that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi made the decision to give millions immigrants from Bangladesh the right-to-vote.
On March 8th, IBM released the Personal Computer XT, model 5160, similar to the model 5150 except that it had a hard-drive built-in and extra expansion slots.
The Ismaning Radio Transmitter, the last wooden radio tower in Germany, was demolished on March 16th, after having been defunct since 1977.
It was a large radio transmitting station that started operating in Bavaria, Germany in 1932.
The U. S. Embassy bombing in Beirut took place on April 18th.
It was a suicide bombing that killed 32 Lebanese, 17 Americans, and 14 visitors, and considered the beginning of Islamist attacks on U. S. targets.
Suicide attacks and bombings are any violent attacks in which the attackers accept their own death as a direct result.
Between 1981 and 2015, over 4,800 suicide attacks occurred in over 40 countries, killing an estimated 45,000 people.
On May 20th, the Church Street car-bombing took place in Pretoria, South Africa, killing 16 and injuring 130 people.
Responsibility for it was claimed by a military wing of the African National Congress.
The Benton Fireworks Disaster took place on Webb’s Bait Farm in Benton, Tennessee on May 27th, where we are told there was an explosion at an unlicensed and illegal fireworks operation, resulting in 11 deaths and 1 injury.
The initial explosion was heard 20-miles, or 32-kilometers, away.
On June 13th, Pioneer 10 passes the orbit of Jupiter, an American space probe that was launched in 1972, and the first of five artificial objects to achieve the escape velocity needed to leave the solar system.
Meanwhile back on earth, on June 18th, seventeen-year-old Iranian teenager Mona Mahmudnizhah and nine other women were hanged at the order of the Iranian Revolutionary court for the crime of being members of the Baha’i faith in the Islamic Republic of Iran, after being imprisoned and tortured.
A North Korean plane crashed into a mountain in the West African country of Guinea on July 1st, resulting in 23 deaths and attributed to pilot error.
On July 15th, the Turkish Airlines counter at the Orly Airport in Paris was bombed by the Armenian Terrorist Organization ASALA, killing 8 people and injuring 55.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam killed 13 Sri Lankan soldiers in an ambush on July 23rd, immediately after which an anti-Tamil pogrom started that escalated into spontaneous mass violence with significant public participation.
Over a period of 7 days in what is known as “Black July,” mobs attacked, burned, looted and killed Tamil targets, with a death toll with a death toll estimated at over 3,500, and their homes and shops destroyed.
This was seen as the beginning of the Sri Lankan Civil War, which lasted until 2009.
On August 21st, Benigno Aquino Jr., a Filipino political leader who was in opposition to President Ferdinand Marco, was assassinated at the Manila International Airport upon his return from a self-imposed exile.
The old Philadelphia Arena, an auditorium used mainly for sporting events, was destroyed by arson on August 24th.
