Revealing What Has Been Hidden in Front of Our Eyes

This is the last part of a series of five posts examining places that are found along  a circle alignment originating and ending in Merida, Mexico.

The journey so far has given us a close look at what is found on location in Merida; Key West and Miami, Florida; the western end of Grand Bahama Island; Hamilton, Bermuda; Hekla Volcano and Akureyri, Iceland; Greenland’s Far Northeast tip; the North Pole; the East Siberian Sea and Wrangel Island; in Siberia, the northernmost city of Pevek, the Koryak Range, and Apuka; the Near Islands of Shemya, Agattu, and Attu; the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands of Kure, Midway, and Necker; and we ended up in the last post on the Island of Kauai.

In this last post of the series, the first location is a close look at the island of Oahu, and goes all the way back to Merida, Mexico.

Oahu, known as “The Gathering Place” because the most people live here, is the third largest Hawaiian Island.

Honolulu is the state’s capital  and largest city.

Honolulu is the largest city we have been to on this alignment since we left Miami in Part 1.

Let’s take a look at the historic architecture of the city, which is where I am always able to find what I am looking for, like this street-corner architecture in Honolulu in the Merchant Street Historic District.

And this one in Honolulu’s China Town.

Compare the street-corner architecture in Honolulu, with these pictured from around the world:

The Bankers Trust Building in Detroit, Michigan…

…this historic photo of a building in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan…

…this building in Juarez, Mexico, adjacent to the Mexico-Texas border…

…this one in Kherson, Ukraine, near the Black Sea…

…another one in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Atlantic Canada…

…and this one Punta Arenas, Chile, near Tierra del Fuego at the tip of South America.

Here is a comparison of the monumental architecture of the Central Intermediate School on Oahu…

…with the similar, and even more monumental architecture of El Paso High School in El Paso, Texas.  Why build buildings like these for the express purpose of teaching school-aged kids?  They both look like their original purpose was for something quite different.

This is the historic Palama Fire Station in Honolulu, compared with historic fire stations with similar architectural features in wide and varied places like….

…this fire station in Jerome, Arizona, which the photo of the one in Hawaii reminded me of because I have seen the one in Jerome in-person before…

…and that led me to look at Fire Stations for the first time.  Like this one in New Zealand…

…

…another one in Birmingham, England…

…and Los Angeles, California, to name just a few to give you a sample of many examples.  There is clearly an architectural similarity going on with regards to fire stations across oceans and countries.

Next is Pearl Harbor, site of the historic Japanese bombing on December 7, 1942.  Check out the geometrically shaped harbor here…

 …and here as well in these two photos of Honolulu Harbor…

…and compare the above harbors on the island of Oahu, where we see the same geometric shapes at Freeport Harbor on Grand Bahama Island.

The Kualoa Sugar Mill Ruins are found on Oahu.

Sugar mill ruins?  What the heck?  I dialed into the phrase “sugar mill ruins’ when I first started cracking the code of key words as to how the ancient civilization was covered up.

I started searching for ruins, for example in different states and state parks, and sugar mill ruins kept coming kept coming up, like these in the states at New Smyrna Beach, Florida…

…and the McIntosh Sugar Mill, St. Mary’s, Georgia.

And I extended the search for “Sugar Mill Ruins,” and found these at Vieques Playa Grande in Puerto Rico…

…and the top photo of what is called a sugar mill in Belize, with this tree growing out of it.  How long does it take a tree to grow like that out of a building?  It immediately reminded me very much of pictures I have seen of  Angkor Wat in Cambodia, with tree and roots and all firmly rooted in ancient temples, like the one shown in the bottom photo.

The alignment crosses the island of Molokai, also known as “The Friendly Island” because the aloha spirit is said to flourish here.

I saw this particular map of Molokai that drew my attention to the resemblance of the shape of the island to an upside-down fish.

In looking at images on Molokai, I found this shaped shoreline on the coast where the Molokai Ranch is on the top.  On the bottom, I have provided for comparison, a photo of St. Paul Island, one of the French Subantarctic Islands in the Southern Indian Ocean.

Next is a comparison of the double curves of Halawa Bay on Molokai on the top, and in the bottom photo of the double curves of Casco Cove on the island of Attu, the westernmost of the Aleutian Islands in the Northern Pacific Ocean.

This particular photo shows a high waterfall on Molokai, and in the left foreground there is a noteworthy geometric-looking triangle with sharp edges.

Another high waterfall on Molokai flows from what appears to be a shaped and smoothed watercourse.  And what about that rocky beach, with small to large stones?  We accept these things as natural because we have been given no other explanation for their existence.

Maui is next.  The second largest Hawaiian Island is Maui, known as “The Valley Island” because of the great valley that lies between its two major volcanoes – Pu’u Kukui and Haleakala.

These are views of Haleakala National Park.  It was established in 1961, with the said purpose of preserving the outstanding features of the Haleakala crater.

Compare the similar-looking appearances between the Oheo Gulch Waterfalls & Bridge in Haleakala National Park on Maui…

…with the Multnomah Falls in Oregon and the bridge…

…and the Gooseberry Falls and bridge in Minnesota.

Now compare the above style of the bridges at the waterfalls with the style of the bridge seen here in the city of Constantine in Northeastern Algeria near the Mediterranean Sea.

Here are some similar-looking waterfalls in different places, starting with Nemo Falls, located in the Ko’olau Forest Reserve on Maui;

Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma near the border with Arkansas;

These waterfalls in the Plitvice National Park in Croatia;

And these in Garajonay National Park on La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands.

This is Iao State Park on Maui.  There we find an interesting stone formation called the Iao Needle, next to what looks like a sheer stone wall.

Next on the alignment is the Big Island of Hawaii, considered the youngest, and is the largest, island in the Hawaiian Island chain.

This is Green Sand Beach on the Island of Hawaii adjacent to the southernmost tip of the United States compared with…

…Vaja Beach in Korcula, Croatia.

I have spent a lot of time looking at drone video footage of Croatia’s beaches, so it is the first place I looked for a comparison to Green Sand Beach.  These photos demonstrate similar shapes and angles of beach and rocky coastline in very different places.

Not a random coincidence, either, as I can find many more.  Here are additional examples of basically the same configuration:

Myrtos Beach in Kefalonia, Greece…

…and Grama Bay in Albania.

Next is a comparison of a view of Hilo, the largest settlement on the island of Hawaii, and Hilo Bay, with the canal feature in the foreground…

…and a better view of the long and narrow jetty in Hilo Bay…

…that looks similar to the long narrow jetty found at Playa de las Teresitas on the Island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands.

The Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, on the Big Island of Hawaii, is on the alignment, and is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage site list.

Mauna Loa is found here, historically considered to be the largest volcano on earth.  Eruptions here are typically fluid and non-explosive.

Its neighbor Kilauea volcano, however, is one of the world’s most active volcanoes…

…and well-known for its violent eruptions.

From the Hawaiian Islands, the alignment crosses over the Pacific Ocean to the Revillagigedo Islands, a group of four volcanic islands known for their unique ecosystem.  They lie southwest of the southern tip of Baja California.  They were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, and in 2017 Mexico declared them a national park and marine reserve.

Here are some interesting photos of sights you see in the Revillagigedo Islands:

Isla Clarion is the westernmost and most remote of these islands, and the second-largest.  It is the location of a small, 9-man military garrison, and home to a large bird population, some rabbits and feral sheep, and a few reptile species.

This is an arch off the coast of Clarion.  Nothing to see here, though, right?

Isla Socorro is the largest island   It is considered a shield volcano, with a recent eruption in 1993.

This island has a small naval station, including families,  near the southernmost point of the island.

There are some interesting stone features here on Isla Socorro, like the arch at Cabo Pearce…

…and the Grand Arch at the entrance to the Blue Lagoon on Isla Socorro.

San Benedicto is the third largest of the Revillagigedo Islands.  This island with its very interesting shape is not inhabited by people.  The Barcena volcano on the island most recently erupted in 1952.  While at the time of the eruption, the existing flora and fauna of the island was wiped out, it became once again the home of a large number of seabirds.

This is Isla Roca Partida, the smallest of the four Revillagigedo Islands…

…and a favorite of divers.

Also, what looks to be a version of the same land feature in the Revillagigedo Islands…

…that is also found near Yalta on the Crimean Peninsula in the Black Sea…

…and in the Galapagos Islands off the coast of Ecuador on the northwestern side of South America.

Next on the alignment, we come to the Mexican mainland at Manzanillo, located on the Pacific Ocean in the Mexican State of Colima, which includes the Revillagigedo Islands.  It is Mexico’s busiest port that handles cargo for the Mexico City area.

It is  interesting to note that Manzanillo has a squared off beach head like the ones shown previously.

Moving on from here to Colima, the capital city of the Mexican State of Colima.

This is the Basilica Menor Cathedral in Colima, and its construction is said have been started in 1527.  The appearance of the twin towers and onion domes reminded me of…

…the twin towers and onion domes of the Frauenkirche in  Munich in Bavaria in Germany, with its construction said to have been started in 1468.  Looks very sophisticated to me.  How did they build these monumental and ornate places?  With ladders and pulleys?  The building technology they would have needed to accomplish this did not exist in the historical narrative we have been given.

This building has very distinctive arches  in the Colima Centro.

The arches are an example of a five-lobed Moorish Arch.

Here is a comparison with another type of Moorish Arch in Alcazar, Seville, Spain.

This is Lake Chapala on the alignment, Mexico’s largest freshwater lake. Note the square ends on both ends of the lake in this aerial photo of it…

…and the block-shaped rocks at the edge of the lake…

…and the round hill at the edge of the lake.  Could there be something interesting underneath the trees and soil?  There could be.  Stay tuned!

Also, the alignment crosses Colima Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in North America.  In recent years there have been frequent temporary evacuations due to threatening volcanic activity.

From here, the alignment goes through Mexico City, another World Heritage Site, the capital city of Mexico, and North America’s largest city.

I couldn’t help but notice a similarity in design features in the central part of the buildings between the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City…

… and the CEC Bank in Bucharest, Romania.

This structure in Mexico City is called the Moorish Kiosk.

The person who gets the credit for it was a Mexican engineer named Jose Ramon Ibarrola.   He  is said to have designed it to represent Mexico in the New Orleans International Expo in 1884 -1885.  We are told it was transported there, as well as to the St. Louis Missouri Fair in 1904, and then subsequently came back to Mexico.  By what means could they have transported this huge, highly ornate structure, twice, in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

Now here’s the thing.  The Moors do not even get credit for their own architecture because they weren’t supposed to be there.  They were removed from our collective memory.  They get credit for 700 years in Spain in the historical narrative we have been given, and that is it.  Their amazing accomplishments are falsely attributed all over the world.

This is a photo of a tree- and soil-covered mound at Teotihuacan, outside of Mexico City, that was taken in 1832.

These next two photos were taken in 1905, a few years prior to the beginning of the first major excavations of the site.

This is what Teotihuacan looks like with the ground cover removed.  It is known as the place “Where Men Became Gods.”

It is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The complex of temples and pyramids cover an area of 8 square miles.  The city had running water and a sewer system, and was said to be home to well over 100,000 people.

The alignment crosses over Mt. Popocapepetl.  Located near Mexico City, it is one of Mexico’s most active volcanoes.

Now we arrive on the alignment in Xalapa, Mexico.  Xalapa is the capital of Mexican state of Veracruz.

Olmecs are the indigenous civilization of Xalapa.

This is a colossal Olmec Head.  There are approximately 17 existing colossal heads made from a single block of basalt that range in weight somewhere between 20 and 40 tons.  So, who were they, and how’d they do it?  I don’t think a hammer and chisel would do the trick.

Here is a colorful and ornately designed building in Xalapa…

…compared with the similar features of the Town Hall in Kherson, Ukraine…

…and those of the Town Hall in Augsburg in Bavaria, Germany.

And just a quick comparison of the similar alternating off-set masonry blocks, the use of columns in the building design, and the shape of the windows of the Kherson, Ukraine Town Hall on the left, and the Iolani Palace in Honolulu on the right.

 This is the Parque de los Tecajetes in Xalapa, with its stunning hydrology and design features.

And the same concept of the stair-step water flow into the fountain in the park pictured in the last photo above is found within the city of Xalapa itself, as well as the elegant steps pictured here.

Moving on the alignment from Xalapa, we return to where we started in Merida, Mexico, on the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula.  This whole circle alignment also appears to be on a ring of fire, with major volcanoes found all along the way.

Merida is the southern apex of the North American Star Tetrahedron, and ultimately how I found this circle alignment.

Are the similarities in architecture, and the similarity of features we are taught to call natural, simply random and coincidental?

Or that somehow building design plans were available and accessible worldwide during a time that was not supposed to have technology and mobility according to what we have been taught in our world history books?

Or was there a very beautiful and sophisticated ancient advanced global civilization living on earth in higher consciousness – with Master Masons who built ornate infrastructure, and were Master hydrologists, astronomers, and mathematicians – who worked with the elements of earth, air, water, fire, and ether;  and harnessed earth energies to terraform the earth and create our planetary and our consciousness grid that existed up until relatively recent times that we have not been told about…?

I firmly believe there would be no mysteries in history if we were taught the true history of earth.   Why would there be such a massive effort to hide it from us if they truly wanted us to know about it?  All involved in the hiding of it simply don’t want us to know the Truth.

In the last post, the circle alignment starting in Merida was shown going across Northeast Greenland, the North Pole, and Siberia, which is the Russian Far East.  In this post,  I will take you on a journey in this post following the alignment over Pacific Island groups.

The alignment enters the Bering Sea from Apuka in the Russian Far East and crosses the Near Islands (Attu, Agattu & Shemya).  The Near Islands are the westernmost of the Aleutian Islands, located close to the International Date Line, and closer to Russia than mainland Alaska.

Shemya Island is the home of Eareckson Air Force Base, and is currently the only inhabited Near Island.  Attu had a U. S. Coast Guard Base until 2010.

Here are some views from around Shemya:

An aerial view from a different angle showing the interesting outlines and shape of the whole island from directly above…

A nice shaped shoreline…

…how about these blocky rocks on the beach of Shemya, compared with those on the beach of the East Siberian Sea at Pevek on the northern coast of Siberia, and those on Gold Rock Beach on Grand Bahama Island…

…and what looks curiously like ancient masonry in the lower right foreground of this nicely flat-topped cliff-edge right up next to the coast of Shemya.  Also what looks like green turf coming down over the edge looks kind of strange, almost carpet- or blanket-like.

And those rocks on the ground below near the water look like red rocks to me, but I can’t get a close-up of them that clearly shows this.

Red sandstone is another building material of the advanced ancient civilization.  Here a just a few of many, many examples.  It’s just not called masonry.  People assume it’s natural because they haven’t been taught anything else.

Red sandstone like you see here at Lake Arcadia in Edmond, Oklahoma;

at Boiling Springs State Park outside of Woodward, Oklahoma;

In Cornville, Arizona, near Sedona;

Here at Amaru Muru near Lake Titicaca in Peru;

And the red rocks you see here that are part of this roadway bridge at Twin Lakes in Bethel, Oklahoma.

This is a photo of Agattu Island taken from Shemya.

Agattu is one of the largest uninhabited islands in the Aleutians.    It has a land area of 85,558 square miles (or 221.9 kilometers squared).

There is not a lot written about this uninhabited island in the Bering Sea.   You can find written information from the Audubon Society about its seven large seabird colonies of different kinds of birds, numbering in total population an estimated 66,000 birds.

This is a Kittzlitz Murrelet, a rare species found on Agattu.

It is also described as a volcanic island, with rugged fjords and high cliffs on the coast.

So, let’s take a closer look at the rugged cliffs and high fjords of the coast of Agattu Island, and see what we find.

Well, here’s a feature that looks like the ruins of an ancient wall.  It reminds me of…

…Hell’s Gate at Possum Kingdom State Park, a little ways west of Ft. Worth, Texas.  Shown here is the are huge-wall-like structures surrounded by the waters of the lake that exists there now, compared with how it looked before the lake was created.  I know for a fact the creation of artificial lakes is one of the ways they used to hide ancient infrastructure, as there are many examples of this once you know what the deal is – hiding an ancient advanced civilization that was global in plain sight, and creating a water supply at the same time.  Two birds with one stone.

Here is Hell’s Gate from another angle, showing more evidence that this is a built structure.

This is another feature found on Agattu’s coast.  It immediately brought to mind…

…this feature at Mount Magazine State Park in Paris, Arkansas.  This is part of Cameron’s Bluff, and going to this place in person in the fall of 2015 marked the beginning of my putting all of this together by cracking the cover-up code words of how language was used to hide things by leading us to believe things like this are natural features.  A bluff, meaning a high cliff, is a bluff, meaning a false display  in order to deceive someone.

Lastly, this waterfall on Agattu, one of the westernmost of the Aleutian Islands in the Bering Sea, reminds me of…

…the MadhabKunda waterfall, one of the highest waterfalls in Bangladesh.

Attu Island is the largest of the Near Island group, and so far west it is in the eastern hemisphere, and the westernmost point of land relative to Alaska.  The island is protected as one of the National Parks Trust Territories, and has few visitors as it is restricted.

Attu Island is the site of the only land battle in North America during World War II.

The Japanese Army bombed and occupied Attu Island, as well as Agattu and Kiska Islands, in June of 1942.  It was a strategic location for both Japanese and the American forces.

American forces retook the islands during the Aleutian campaign starting on May 11th, 1943, and lasted several weeks.

There was an operational U. S. Naval Station, then Coast Guard Station at Casco Cove on Attu from June of 1943 until August of 2010.  The airfield located there can still be used for emergency landings.

These are the original buildings of the- station, with its blocky rocks in the foreground:

And this is the Coast Guard Station that was closed 8 years ago, beside a shaped shoreline:

Here’s another view of the same shoreline…

…and here is another shaped shoreline on Attu, reminiscent of the shape and appearance of…

…Cape Blossom on Wrangel Island off the northern coast of Russia.

Moving along on the alignment in a southerly direction in the Pacific Ocean from the Near Islands, I am going to make mention of what are actually considered the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands – Midway and Kure Atolls, the most northerly coral atolls in the world.  While not directly on the alignment, these places are definitely in the general vicinity, and on other planetary alignments as well.  Actually, I have found World War II battle sites all over these planetary gridlines.

In the same coordinated campaign in June of 1942 that led to the Japanese occupation of Attu and Agattu for almost a year, the Battle of Midway brought about the sinking of four Japanese warships, and downing of hundreds of Japanese planes in the Battle of Midway.  It was a turning point for the Allied Forces of the war in the Pacific.

The alignment did cross Necker Island, also part of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.

Necker Island is a relatively small island with over 30 stone temples and shrines. These have been studied by archeoastronomy experts for astronomical alignments.  This is a shrine on Necker Island…

…and a sketch of a temple platform there.

The center of the island is located at almost exactly the latitude of the Tropic of Cancer in the year 1000.

From Necker, the alignment crosses the Hawaiian island of Kauai.

It is called the “Garden Isle,” and is considered the oldest of the main Hawaiian Islands.

British explorer, Captain James Cook, is said have been the first European to arrive at Waimea Bay on Kauau in 1778.

This is a painting of Hawaiian King Kamehameha I.  He was the founder and first ruler of the Kingdom of Hawaii, which originated in 1795, but became official when the whole Hawaiian Archipelago became unified in 1810.

And this is King Kalakaua, the last elected Monarch of the Kingdom of Hawaii.  He lost his absolute power in 1887 when he was forced by Hawaiian elites to accept a constitution that provided for a constitutional government.

The Kingdom was overthrown in 1893 under Queen Lili’uokalani, and the Republic of Hawaii was annexed at a Territory by the United States in 1898.

Let’s do a quick tour of some interesting places on Kauai.

I noticed on the above map a place called the Old Russian Fort.  Sounded kind of suspicious to me, so I looked it up, and this is what I found.  All of these are on the grounds of the Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park.  It is on the coast of Kauai, southeast of the city of Waimea.  Remember the red rocks I showed you earlier?  Well here are some more….

And this is the Old Russian Fort itself.  It looks very much like a star fort to me.  Star configurations similar to this are found all over the world.

This is Waimea Canyon, called the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. The canyon has red soil, and notice the shaped red rock in the foreground.  I have found that canyon is cover-up code word also, just like bluff.

Here’s another view of the canyon.  It is 10 miles long, and up to 3,000 feet deep.  And yet another waterfall, similar to the one we saw earlier…

…on Agattu Island.

Before leaving Kauai, just wanted to show you some pictures of Na Pali Coast on the northwestern shore of Kauai.  Interesting pointed peaks, and a stone formation in the foreground there on the coast…

…that kind of looks like what we saw on the coast of Agattu Island.

I am going to end this post here, and in the last post of the series, will pick up the alignment on the island of Oahu and complete the circle in Merida, Mexico.

 

In following this circle alignment that begins and ends in Merida, Mexico, the last post ended in the port city of Akureyri, Iceland’s second largest city, located on the coast of  Northern Iceland, and heads over the circumpolar north.

The alignment leaves Iceland and from crosses over the far northeastern tip of Greenland.

Greenland is considered an autonomous constituent country within the Kingdom of Denmark.  It is called the world’s largest island.

While it is on the North American side of the Atlantic, it has long been politically and culturally tied to Europe, even though the majority of its inhabitants are  Inuit Eskimos, who are said to be descended from the Thule people of Greenland.

 

And while you might see this as just a random rock on the right, I see it as a cut and shaped stone…

… just like this one in my front yard.  Cut and shaped stones like these are literally everywhere, and you don’t see them until you realize they are there.  So if you start looking for them, you will see them – it does not matter where you are on earth.  They are there in our yards, parks, beside roadways, you name it. An advanced Ancient Global Civilization that is hidden right in front of our eyes.

Ultima Thule is the northernmost region of the habitable world as thought of by ancient geographers.  Northernmost Greenland is which is one of six places in the world with land at the 80-degree N latitude.  The other five are as follows:    Axel Heiberg Island and Ellesmere Island in Arctic Canada; the Svalbard Islands; and the Franz Josef and Severnaya Archipelagos in the Siberian Arctic waters.

Station Nord is a Danish military and scientific station in northeastern Greenland where the alignment crosses.

It is the second northernmost permanent settlement in the world, and the base of the Northeast Greenland National Park.  The station has about 35 buildings.

I selected this photo to share because of the earthwork feature below the buildings pictured.  Built by the military?  No, I don’t think so.  I think the earthwork was already there, and they just built on top of it.

Why do I think this?  I do so because when I first started to really wake up to the sophisticated and geometric earthworks in the environment all around me that buildings were built on top of, or that were apparent in the landscape when I was living in Oklahoma,  I started noticing that things like energy-related storage facilities…

….and tank farms were built on top of earthworks or flat-topped mounds.  I do not believe these are the result of modern engineering.  I believe the earthworks are from an ancient highly advanced engineering technology that has an energy component that I am sure certain people in the energy industry are well aware of.

This photo is of Thule Air Force Base, on the northwestern side of Greenland on a different planetary alignment.  There is an interesting flat-topped structure that juts into the water in the background…

…that looks remarkably similar to this flat-topped structure, which is Cutimbo in Peru, known for its stone towers at the top called Chullpas…

…and this one, of many like it, in Arizona.

Also in the area around Thule Air Force Base, you find these earthworks in the middle of the photo.  The stones in the left foreground look interesting to me, but not enough is shown for me to say much more than stones pictured have straight edges and corners:

Like I indicated, Station Nord is base of the Northeast Greenland National Park – the largest national park in the world, encompassing 375,000 square miles of northeastern Greenland.  It is set-up as a biosphere reserve.  The national park is shown in red on this map:

I realized when I first starting cracking the code that covers all of this up, that for as much of the ancient civilization as is destroyed, neglected, or incorporated in unprotected places, much is preserved intact in federal, state, and local parks.

So for example, this photo taken in Greenland National Park shows pointed peaks, and a field with big so-called boulders in the field in the foreground…

…and here is another photo taken in Greenland National Park with an unusually pointed pyramidal stone feature.

Compared with these photos of Baffin Island’s Auyuittuq National Park, with its pointy pyramidal mountains, including Mt. Thor in the center…

…as well as large boulder fields on Baffin Island.

Just taking a moment before moving on to compare Mt. Thor on Baffin Island in the National Park, called the world’s steepest, tallest cliff, on the top, with the Matterhorn in the Alps straddling Switzerland and Italy  on the bottom:

The alignment crosses this region through Peary Land, a peninsula within the Greenland National Park boundaries, which contains the most northerly ice-free region of the world.  This is Bronlund Fjord in Peary Land.

Peary Land is also the world’s northernmost land and tundra.  Tundra is defined as a level or rolling treeless plain characteristic of arctic and subantarctic regions, a permanently frozen subsoil, and its vegetation consists of lichens, mosses, herbs, and dwarf shrubs.  There’s another random cut and shaped rock in the foreground.

Peary Land includes Cape Morris Jesup, which is the northernmost point of mainland Greenland, and 442 miles (or 711 kilometers) from the geographic North Pole.

Robert Peary reached the cape in 1900, believing it to be the northernmost point of land in the world, but it lies slightly to the south of Kaffeklubben (Coffee Club) Island, the northernmost point of continental land on the earth.

Before we head over the North Pole into Siberia, I have a couple of more things to add about Greenland.

The first is Hyperborea, a lost ancient land considered to have been in the general vicinity of Greenland.  It was a fabulous world of eternal spring located in the far north, beyond the home of the north wind.  Its people were giants, with blessed and long lives untouched by war, hard work, old age and disease. It is called a myth but I wonder about that.

The second thing I would like to bring forward is the Thule Society.  This was a German Occult Secret Society founded initially as a study group in Munich after World War I.  It was the organization that sponsored the German Workers Party, which became the Nazi Party under Hitler.  They believed there was a connection to the origins of the Aryan race with Hyperborea.  Regardless of whether or not there was a connection, the German occult beliefs and practices factor heavily into what has been happening on earth in its most recent history.  I will be going more into this particular issue in a new blog post very soon.

 

I am saying there was actually a lot of historical interest in this landmass that we think of as a big freezer, and of little consequence in the history that we are taught about our timeline.

From here the alignment passes over, or close to, the geographic North Pole.  The North Pole is defined as where the Earth’s axis of rotation meets its surface, and is its northernmost point at 90 degrees North.

The North Pole is in the middle of the Arctic Ocean on waters covered by drifting sea ice, and is not on a landmass.

The alignment enters Siberia across the East Siberian Sea.  Siberia is historically a part of Russia, but is an extensive geographical region also known as North Asia.

While not directly on the alignment I am following, which originated in Merida, Mexico, and will end there, I am going to include words about Wrangel Island.

Wrangel Island is in the Arctic Ocean between the East Siberian Sea and the Chukchi Sea.  It is administered by the Russian Federation, is a protected nature sanctuary, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

This perfectly curved and shaped shoreline is called Cape Blossom…

…compared with the Chesil Beach Causeway on Portland Island, off the coast of England.

 And this is Cape Litke on the eastern coast of Wrangel Island…

…compared with a similar land feature in the Galapagos Islands on the top, and near Yalta on the Crimean Peninsula in the Black Sea on the bottom.

The at the time Soviet government established a settlement in 1926 on Wrangel Island called Ushakovskoye for displaced Chukchi and Russian families, totalling about 60 people.  This settlement was abandoned for all intents and purposes in 1994, which is a 68-year-period.

Compare the quality of what are called church ruins in Ushakovskoye, with its ornate design features, arched windows, and onion dome…

…with the quality of the abandoned residences of this settlement.

Moving back to the alignment, it goes through Pevek, Siberia, which is the northernmost city in Russia.

Pevek is a port city and administrative center for a district of the Chukotka region.  In 2015, it was recorded as having a population of 4,721.  Notice what appears to be shaped harbors in this photo…

…and the boulder field next to the shoreline outside of town.

It was a gulag site during the 1940s and 1950s, where prisoners mined uranium.  I do think there is significance to the pyramidal shape in the background.

These next two pictures were taken in the same general area around Pevek in the Chukotka Region when I searched for “Pevek gulag”.  Natural formations…or man-made?

So from this region of Siberia, the alignment crosses over the Koryak Range.  This is the second largest mountain range in Siberia.

The Koryak mountains are located south of the Anadyr River, and northeast of Kamchatka Peninsula.

Two Rivers have their source in the Koryak Range.

One is the Mayn River.  It is one of the major tributaries of the Anadyr River.

This is the only picture I could find of the Mayn River.  I would like to point out that snaky, s-shaped rivers are a signature of the advanced Ancient Civilization worldwide.

The other is the Velikaya River.  It flows north-eastward from the Koryak Range through the Anadyr Estruary into the Bering Sea at the Gulf of Anadyr.

 The alignment leaves Siberia at a place on my globe called Apuka on the coast.  But when I search for information about it, what is  coming up is a people called Apuka.

The Apuka are one of nine subdivisions of the Koryak people, an indigenous people of the Russian Far East.   They live primarily along the coast of the Bering Sea.

These are Koryak people from the region.

In the next parts of the series I will be following the alignment across the islands of the Pacific Ocean.

 

How many of you know anything about Star Forts?

They are quite interesting, massive and beautiful, and found in many different styles all over the world.

Like these – in Fort Bourtange, Netherlands:

…in Portugal:

…Hakodate, in Hokkaido, Japan:

and in Palmanova, Italy…

…which I think bears an intriguing similarity to this configuration at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland:

This is a great introductory video on the subject of star forts – it is only 6 minutes long:

What is a Star Fort? Hidden History on a Massive Scale. Undeniable

If you would like to have a more in-depth video, here is a link to the New Earth Video referenced by the narrator in the previous link (about 55 minutes long):

Star Forts or Ancient Power Stations, Star Forts from All Around the Globe, Documentary

I watched the “Star Forts or Ancient Power Stations” video by the New Earth Youtube channel in 2015.  This was my first introduction to the subject.  She really does a great job in bringing great information forth on this obscure topic.

This is Ft. Monroe in Virginia.

While Star Forts can be construed to be or look defensive in nature, this explanation does not fit when one really looks closely at the their configuration.  There is speculation from on-site evidence at different locations that there is a connection to energy generation in some way.  And star forts around the world have been covered up, utilized, or destroyed.

Here are some examples in the United States:

Ft. McHenry, Baltimore, MD pictured on the top; Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida Keys on the bottom left; and Castillo San Angelo, St. Augustine, Florida, on the bottom right.

 

Hey, and looky what’s underneath the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty
on the Battery of Manhattan in NYC:

This information on Star Forts is relevant to my intuitive journey of un-covery.  I first saw the New Earth Star Fort video on Youtube at the end of 2015.

On January 1, 2016, I travelled to Heavener Runestone State Park, in Heavener, OK, with my travel friends.  I went there looking for ancient walls because I had seen a revealing video on Youtube, from someone who lives in that area.  He did a video on the Runestone State Park, and went to a place in the park where I saw the walls I showed you in an earlier post and in my video.  I wanted to see them for myself.

When I was there, I noted a recurring triangular shaped pattern in the stone-work around the edges of the site in the pictures below.  I thought at the time that it looked like it might be a star fort after having just seen that video.  I can’t confirm, but it could be.  Also, this location is approximately 20 – 25 miles from Queen Wilhelmina State Park in Arkansas, which is on the Talimena Ridge near Mena, Arkansas, where the Atlantean Blue Master Crystal of Knowledge is reputed to be, and is only  90 miles from Mt. Magazine where the Atlantean Emerald Master Crystal of Healing is reputed to be.

What this awareness led me to directly, within a short period of time, like maybe a week, was an intuitive hit that I received when listening to a youtube video of a song by Will Ackerman called : “Climbing in Geometry.”  The gigantic land feature pictured here throughout the music video reminded me in shape of the triangular points of the star forts that I had recently become acquainted with, and those at Heavener.

So I googled “climbing in geometry” and this marks the very beginning of my cracking the code of how the ancient civilization is covered up by calling man-made structures natural features.  This link article is one of the first places I looked at:

Roped Up – Climbing at Carderock

What really got my attention in this blog post was his description of “…thoughtful moves on polished slabs….”  I might add that Carderock is near Great Falls in Maryland, and is the home of the Naval Sea Systems Command.  Power agencies are built on top of power sites, so this is a good indication of its importance on the planetary grid.  This is Jungle Cliff at Carderock.

Anyway, I started googling rock-climbing sites, then rock formations by state and province, then state and national parks, and then more and more as I was getting good information back in return about the ancient civilization.

My research activities became more focused when I found the North American Star Tetrahedron, which would have been in February or March of 2016, and then I started looking specifically at the places on the alignments, and getting even more information about the similarities of everything, around the world.

There are so many things that went into all of the  information that I am sharing with you now.  One insight led to another, and another.  I also had the ability to visit many places in person, and I did so.  This helped me to understand what I was seeing.

 

 

 

 

 

Part 1 of this series following the Merida Circle alignment ended in Miami, Florida. This part will begin on the Grand Bahama Island.

Grand Bahama is the northernmost of the Bahama Islands, 52 miles (84 kilometers) off the coast from Palm Beach, Florida.

West End is the capital of Grand Bahama.

This is now part of the Marina here, but my belief is that this is an artificially shaped harbor of the advanced ancient civilization.  I have seen countless examples of this around the world.  It was a maritime civilization.  We have not been taught about it, so collectively we just assume harbors like this were constructed in recent times.  I am saying not so!

This is a picture of the shaped harbor, and what looks to be a canal, at Omis Beach in Croatia.

And this is Male, the capital of the Maldives, located in the Arabian Sea of the Indian Ocean.  It sits on a major planetary alignment.  As you can see, there are protected, shaped harbors all around the island.

Before I move on to Freeport on the Grand Bahama Island, this is a picture of Deadman’s Reef on Bahama Beach at West End.  I take particular notice of the presence of the block-shaped rocks here, which I believe are ancient masonry.

Same thing here at the Gold Rock Beach of Lucayan National Park, a 40-acre park on the southern shore of Grand Bahama Island near Freetown.

Lucayan National Park has one of the longest charted underwater cave systems in the world.

Freeport is the main city of Grand Bahama, which besides and airport, has a commercial ship harbor.

I believe the same thing about this harbor that I believe about the one at West End – that it was artificially created by the Ancient Advanced Civilization, and not in modern times:

Here are more pictures of the coast and beaches on the Grand Bahama Island near Freetown to give you a feel for exactly how rocky it is:

We are taught to believe sights like this are of natural rock formations.  Compare with these photos from the previous post, with this one with big block-y rocks on the beach from Key West…

…and this one from Tulum on the Yucatan Peninsula Coast also with block-y rocks  with a lot of straight edges.

Grand Bahama Island also has a canal system.

Here is the view from Casuarina Bridge of the Grand Lucayan Waterway.

This is a picture of the south inlet of the Grand Lucayan Waterway on the coast at Lucaya, near Freetown…

…and for comparison this is Venice, Florida, on the opposite side of Florida on the Gulf of Mexico.

Also for comparison, an aerial view of the canal system on Grand Bahama Island…

…compared with views of Venice, Florida.

On to Bermuda, where the alignment crosses through the capital of the British Overseas Territory, Hamilton:

This is a picture of the Bermuda Parliament building on the left, and a view taken  of  Santa Cruz de Tenerife, showing a similarity of tower construction, arches and window design in both locations on different sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

This map shows the location of the Royal Navy dockyards in Bermuda.

We are told it was built by the British Royal Navy in 1795.  It was once home to Britain’s largest naval base outside of the United Kingdom until it closed permanently as a naval base in 1995.

Now it is the home of the Clocktower Mall, hosting a variety of shops, boutiques and restaurants.  So these 200-plus-year-old buildings must be in extraordinarily good condition to still be in use today!

Modern-use department stores with clock towers is not unique in the world.  The Wako Department Store building in the Ginza Shopping District of Tokyo has a clock tower and heavy masonry…

…and a version of that street-corner lay-out design I keep seeing, like the original Miami Herald Building on the left, and the historic Alberta Hotel in Edmonton, Alberta.

Another notable clock-tower mall is in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.  This complex is called the Makkah Royal Clock Tower Hotel, and includes a 5-story shopping mall in addition to hotel and residential rooms, and has many other uses as well.

Compare the overall look of the Makkah Royal Clock Tower Hotel with this historic hotel, the Mincks-Adams Building in Tulsa, Oklahoma, you know the – “Oklahoma! Where the wind comes sweeping down the plain, and the wavin’ wheat can sure smell sweet when the wind comes right behind the rain” Oklahoma has historic, beautifully ornate architecture like this.

Just digressing for a  moment.   It is interesting what you find when you start looking at this stuff.  I think very telling also, as I believe one in the same civilization were the original builders, and now all of these are falsely attributed to other builders.  All of these places are on the planetary grid lines.  For more about Oklahoma, see the “How I Found the Silk Road – Part 6 Santa Rosalia to Montreal” post, and Saudi Arabia will be in the next Circle Alignment series involving Amsterdam Island.

This is the Hotel Hamilton, said to have been built in 1851, and destroyed by fire in 1955.  Notice anything unusual about the size, and design features, for example of this hotel building that said to have been built as a hotel in the 1850s?  To me, it looks more palatial than hotel-like.  And how did they build something like this in the 1850s without modern equipment  (that goes for whole lot of other buildings as well) in the timeline we have been given?

Before leaving Bermuda, let’s take a look at Fort Hamilton in Hamilton. It is situated above the city of Bermuda, and is said to have been built in 1870.  It looks to be in the shape of a pentagram.  Quite possibly a star fort.

Interestingly they have cannon on platforms at only three of the 5 main points of the fort’s pentagram shape…

…resting upon what looks to be a more recent concrete platform…

 …and nothing in two of the five points.

The fort has beautiful colonnades, seemingly holding up air, and a nice wall in the background about the same height. Don’t know if the area used to be enclosed or not, but sure looks like it could have been!

From Bermuda, the alignment goes through Hekla Volcano in Iceland.

Hekla is a stratovolcano that is one of the most active in Iceland. It is a legendary gate of hell in medieval literature.  This alignment will go through other volcanoes and volcanic regions as we follow it.  I have found that these alignments approximate the edges of tectonic plates, as evidenced by volcanic and earthquake activity. I frequently recognize place names when I hear of such activity now.

Over 20 eruptions have occurred since 840 AD.  It was last active from February 26th to March 8th, 2000.

Next the alignment goes through Akureyri, Iceland.

Akureyri is in northern Iceland, and Iceland’s second largest urban area.  These days, it is an important port and fishing area.  It has an ice-free harbor, and relatively mild climate.  This is the historic city center of Akureyri.

The world’s most northerly 18th-hole golf course is located in Akureyri.  I believe golf courses are involved in the cover-up mound sites. See my post “A Word about Golf Courses” for how and why I came to this conclusion.

This is the Lutheran Church of Akureyri.  What I find most of interest, besides the twin towers, is the stair-stepped, mound shape it sits on.

For comparison of similarity somewhat in appearance, this is an aerial photo of Cahokia mounds outside of St. Louis, Missouri.

This spot in the region of Akureyri is called Dimmuborgir.  It is described as various rock formations and volcanic caves reminiscent of an ancient collapsed  citadel.  Hmmm.

At any rate, what this particular picture reminded me of is this picture from the Garden of the Gods in Colorado…

…and this one from Amaru Muru near Lake Titicaca in Peru.

The last photo I would like to share with you is of the Godafoss waterfalls near Akureyri.  It is considered one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Iceland.    It is also a reminder that I have found waterfalls all along the way of, and I believe  important constructions of,  the planetary grid system.

In the next part of this series, we will be picking up this circle alignment going across the far northeast tip of Greenland, over the north pole region, and following it into Siberia, as we work our way back around to Merida.

 

 

 

I am going to share with you several series of circle alignments that I found.  This is the first series involving Merida, Mexico.  The next complete series will be a circle alignment involving Amsterdam Island, in the French Subantarctic Islands; and the last series will involve Algiers, Algeria.

This is somewhat different from the global planetary alignments I have previously shared in “How I Found the Silk Road” and “History Reads Like a Book on the Planetary Grid.”

From the work I have done thus far, I have reason to believe this global civilization was aligned with itself on a Flower of Life pattern, with the same characteristics that appear to be bringing the heavens to earth, and aligning earth with the heavens.

The process of doing this work has opened up for me an awareness of a suppressed advanced ancient global maritime civilization which existed up until relatively recent times and the missing positive timeline of Humanity.

Throughout my blog, I go into depth regarding what I believe about this civilization – what I am calling the Muurish/Moorish/Israelite Empire; what happened to it; and provide compelling evidence as to why I believe this.

I found this star tetrahedron in early 2016 on a map that had been given to me.  I had started to notice that major cities lined up in lines in North America.  I found a familiar figure of sacred geometry when I literally started connecting them.  I believe it is the terminus of a worldwide grid.

I extended the lines out, and eventually switched to a globe.  I used a magnifying glass and wrote down the cities that lined up.  I found them lining up primarily in linear or circular fashion.

I have gotten an amazing tour of the world of places I had never heard of with remarkable similarities across countries.

In this series I am going to share with circular alignments I found while tracking alignments emanating from the North American Star Tetrahedron.  The first series concerns a circle alignment involving Merida, Mexico which is the southern apex of this star tetrahedron:

Merida is the capital and largest city in the Mexican state of Yucatan.

Some historians consider Merida to be the oldest, continuously occupied city in the Americas.

It has one of the largest historic center districts in the Americas, after Mexico City and Havana, Cuba.

The top photo shown here is the Merida Natural History Museum.  For comparison of the similar use of columns and heavy masonry in particular in the architectural style in different places…

…Like that of the Prigorje Museum in Zagreb, Croatia with its second floor double columns and  similar style roof in the background to the museum in Merida…

…and this museum in Prague in the Czech Republic with its ornate columns and heavy masonry, and the same style of domes in the foreground to the museum in Zagreb.

While not identical architecture, I find it very compelling in support of an advanced ancient worldwide civilization to have so many statistically significant similarities on different continents in different countries.  More examples to come!

Here’s a historic blue building in Merida’s Centro Historic District.  Except for the pastel blue, and creative designs of the building, the columns we see here and in the previous pictures remind me of what could be termed in our present reality classical Greco-Roman architecture.

Here is a comparison of the same street corner style architecture – that I have seen all over the world – of hotels.  This one is in Merida, Mexico;

The Plaza Hotel in Roswell, NM;

and the Alberta Hotel in Edmonton, Alberta.

This whole area in the Yucatan Peninsula is filled with major Mayan sites, including Chichen Itza, Coba, Tulum, Uxmal, to name just a few.   I counted 29 ruin sites on this map of the Yucatan, and I have found Merida connected to many planetary alignments.  To my knowledge, it is not considered a primary nodal point of the planetary grid, but it certainly appears to be a place of great significance on the grid.

The Chichen Itza temple complex is the best known.

This is the Kukulkan Pyramid, elected as one of the Seven New Wonders of the World in 2007.

Every year, at the time of the Spring and Fall Equinox, on both sides of the north stairway of what is also called the Castle of Chichen Itza, there is a solar projection of a Serpent of Light, consisting of seven inverted triangles of light.  There are two serpent heads carved into the bottom of the stairway, completing the serpent imagery.

The Caracol Observatory is part of this temple complex.  Twenty sight lines of 29 astronomical events (equinoxes, solstices, eclipses, etc)  can be found here, and that is what is known about since a portion of the observatory is missing.

Next shown are of the ruins at Coba.  Archeologists believe that Coba is one of the most important ruin sites on the Yucatan Peninsula.  This is the main pyramid, called Nohoch Mul.  This site is believed to have a different design and purpose from other Mayan sites.

It is surrounded by two lagoons.  The Coba site remains largely unexcavated.

Tulum is called a Pre-Columbian walled city that served as a port for Coba.

 

 

Tulum is built on a bluff (which is a cover-up code word for the handiwork of the Ancient Civilization) facing the rising sun, and is the only Mayan temple complex built on a Caribbean beach, and is surrounded by on three sides by a wall.  It was the primary location for the Maya’s extensive trade network, both on land and sea.  It was also thought to be religious center.

Uxmal is also considered one of the most important and beautiful Mayan sites.  This is called the Temple of the Magicians.  It is the tallest structure in the complex.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Through the work of Drunvalo Melchizedek, I became aware of Carl Munck’s work  in 2010.  He wrote a book entitled “The Code” and published a series of videos based on the book.

I watched the videos, and learned about his work introducing an ancient pyramid matrix in which monuments around the world encode their exact positions with respect to longitude, latitude, and each other.  Uxmal was one of several of the pyramids he decoded with respect to this pyramid matrix.

Next the alignment crosses Key West, Florida.

Key West is the southernmost city in the contiguous United States, and the westernmost island connected by highway in the Florida Keys.  Note the shaped and protected harbor, which is just like what is seen at other islands world-wide.

Dry Tortugas National Park, a star fort on an island called Ft. Jefferson, lies further west of Key West, and is only accessible by ferry or boat.

I have talked about Star Forts in previous posts.  They are found around the world, and I want to give you more examples of how they are everywhere.  While in many cases they have been turned into military/defensive structures, there are many indications that the original intent of these beautiful structures was not for military use or defensive in nature, and had perhaps instead some kind of energy function.  These represent a sample of many, many examples.

This is Karlovac in Croatia;

The Josefov Fortress in the Czech Republic;

Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland;

Kastellet in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Fort Carre, France;

And the Castle of Kuressaare, Estonia.

Does this similarity in design features of these structures, in places traditionally not associated with each other, make sense in the historical narrative we have been given?

This next set of photos compare the rocky shoreline of Key West on the left with the rocky shoreline of Tulum on the Yucatan coast on the right:

 

 

This is Fort Zachary Taylor, and it is near the southern tip of Key West.  It is also has star fort design features:

Here is a comparison of a construction feature at Fort Zachary Taylor at Key West, Florida…

…and at the Fort de la Bastille in Grenoble, France.  Certainly not identical, but there is a geometric effect that looks the same to me with the perfect symmetry of the arches.

Next onto Miami, Florida on this circle alignment.

Several years before I put all of this information together, I saw a video on youtube about the discovery of what became known as the Miami Circle.  It was discovered in 1998 in downtown Miami, when the building complex sitting on top of it was torn down.  in 2002, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and in 2009 it was declared a National Historic Landmark.  Radiocarbon dating of burnt wood specimens found at the site are said to have yielded an age of 1,800 – 2,000 years old.

 

 

Here is very interesting  decipherment of the Miami Circle by the stars, done by Andis Kaulins.

In this set of photos, on the left is the old post office and consulate in Miami, and on the right is the bank in El Paso State National Bank in El Paso, Texas.  The heavy masonry of both buildings really strikes me, as well as the buildings being situated at the same angles on their respective street corners.

 

 

This next set is a comparison of the original Miami Herald building, which was  demolished in 2015, on the left, and a mansion in Merida, Mexico on the right.  Many historic buildings have suffered a similar fate as the Miami Herald building.  I find most of the similarities I am seeking in historic photos of places because  many of the older buildings are simply not there anymore.  The Miami Herald building that was torn down was described as “built to be nearly indestructible,” in the article I read about its demolition, so these places are not being torn down because of inherent structural issues.

 

 

This was the First Church of Christ Scientist in Miami, which was sold to a commercial developer in 2013, with plans approved in 2015 to add a garage structure to the top and a 38-story residential tower next to it.  It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989.  Quite a monumental building! It looks more like the classical Greco-Roman architecture we learned about in history class than a modern church building.

I am going to end Merida Part 1 here, and pick up the circle alignment again in the Bahamas, and follow it around through Bermuda, Iceland, Greenland, Siberia, the Aleutian Islands, the Hawaiian Islands, the Revillagigedo Islands off the coast of Mexico, and along the Mexican mainland back to Merida.