Topic: Archaeology

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Recent topography scanning and ground-penetrating radar have reportedly confirmed the existence of massive underground bases beneath the Giza Plateau in Egypt. The discovery of the city of Troy is used to validate Plato's accounts of ancient history, including the existence of Atlantis and advanced civilizations destroyed by celestial events. These findings suggest that ancient legends of flying machines and mechanical automatons were based on physical realities now being uncovered by modern technology.

The "Hall of Records" reportedly located beneath the right paw of the Sphinx is discussed, citing the psychic readings of Edgar Cayce. Modern satellite radar has allegedly confirmed the existence of chambers and tunnels under the Giza Plateau that match Cayce's descriptions. The Egyptian government and international agencies are accused of suppressing these findings to maintain control over the narrative of human history.

Archaeological findings in Carthage are cited as proof of large-scale child sacrifice to the god Molech, which was previously dismissed as Roman propaganda. The segment connects these historical events to biblical prohibitions against human sacrifice and the teachings of Aleister Crowley. It is argued that these ancient practices have persisted in underground cults among modern elites.

The current push for UFO disclosure is characterized as a "fake" narrative designed to justify a global defense grid called the "Golden Dome." Daniel Lis discusses the Cosmos Club, a century-old organization involved in "UFO archaeology." The segment suggests that an advanced human species may have broken away from the general population, using cloned tissue and genetic harvesting to maintain their society.

Dinesh D'Souza joins the program to discuss his recent interactions with Tucker Carlson and Benjamin Netanyahu. D'Souza recounts posing a question about Jewish ancestry to Netanyahu, which led to an "irritable" response from Carlson involving genetic studies. While D'Souza defends the historical and biblical presence of Jews in Israel, he clarifies that he is not "Israel first" and believes AIPAC's influence is a legitimate topic for debate within the MAGA movement.

Daniel List suggests that China's interest in the dark side of the moon is a direct response to secret U.S. activities in that region. He argues that the repeated delays of the "Artemis" program are a cover for the fact that secret infrastructure is already being developed. This "archaeology war" involves the recovery of ancient artifacts on the moon and Mars that could fundamentally change the understanding of human civilization.

Locke cites archaeological evidence of the Star of David in Shiloh and a 2,000-year-old synagogue near Peter's house in Israel. He argues that the devil does not create but merely imitates, perverting symbols like the rainbow and the star into the pentagram. The segment emphasizes that the intention behind a symbol matters more than its potential misuse by groups like the Illuminati or Masons.

The conversation refutes claims that modern Jewish people are not the true descendants of Abraham, citing the prophetic return of Jews from Russia (Moscow) to Israel. Archaeological findings in Shiloh and the restoration of vegetation in the Israeli desert are presented as evidence of biblical fulfillment. The narrative argues that the land itself responds to the presence of the covenanted people.

The origins of the Star of David are explored, with references to its use as the "Seal of Solomon" and its presence in ancient mosaics in Shiloh. While acknowledging that King Solomon engaged in occult practices later in life, the symbol is defended as a biblical and archaeological marker of Jewish identity. The discussion notes that various groups, including Masons and the LGBTQ community, often co-opt ancient symbols.

Archaeological anomalies at the Giza plateau suggest that the pyramids are much older than the standard 2500 BC dating, potentially reaching back to 10,500 BC. The discussion posits that an advanced "Atlantean" civilization possessed technology that modern science is only now rediscovering. This "breakaway" knowledge is allegedly being managed by secret societies and national security agencies to control the human origin narrative.

The discovery of interconnected structures two kilometers beneath the Giza plateau provides evidence for a flourishing pre-flood civilization. Some researchers believe these spiraling structures could be the "Hall of Records" or "Halls of Amenti" mentioned in ancient channeled writings. This "narrative-shattering" data suggests that humanity was much more advanced prior to the global cataclysm known as the Younger Dryas event.

The push for Mars colonization is theorized to be part of an "archaeological war" to control the narrative of human origins and destiny. Elon Musk's mother, May Musk, was reportedly part of an elite archaeological team in South Africa searching for a lost civilization called Kalalis. The segment suggests that space agencies are aware of ruins on Mars and the Moon that could fundamentally change the understanding of human history.

The CIA reportedly placed operatives within Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (ARE) to find the "Hall of Records" and information on the "Tuaoi Stone." This stone was described in Cayce's readings as a massive power source used in Atlantis that eventually led to the civilization's destruction. This "archaeology war" represents a struggle to control the true history of human technology.

List discusses "archaeological wars" where elite groups, including the Nazis and the British, searched for sacred objects with transformative power. He suggests that the current geopolitical tension with Vladimir Putin and the "Doomsday Clock" are being used to mask the rollout of the UFO threat narrative. The segment concludes with List warning that the next 37 days represent a "maximum peril" period for the activation of COG protocols.

The current state of Western civilization is compared to Plato's account of Atlantis, suggesting that modern society has reached a point of technological advancement that risks self-destruction. The discussion touches on archaeological findings of ancient buried cities and the theory that Atlantis possessed advanced energy sources before its collapse. This historical parallel serves as a warning about the decadence and laziness that often precede the fall of empires.

Neil Oliver explains the origin of his moniker "The Coast Guy," which stems from his long-running television series "Coast" in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Before becoming a political commentator, Oliver was an archaeologist and writer focused on history and the supernatural. He has written 14 books and continues to produce podcasts like "Love Letter to the World."

Tucker Carlson, Russell Brand Join Alex Jones! MUST-WATCH Potential LAST Broadcast! — FULL SHOW 6/14/24
1:34:41 - 1:38:26

Tucker Carlson, Russell Brand Join Alex Jones! MUST-WATCH Potential LAST Broadcast! — FULL SHOW 6/14/24

Ancient Texts, Nephilim, Suppression of Archaeology

The discussion turns to ancient texts, the Nephilim, and the suppression of archaeological digs by organizations like the WEF and the UN. Tucker Carlson argues that government propaganda regarding UAPs is designed to deny the existence of the supernatural. He suggests that the lies told by authorities are often the key to finding the truth.

Breaking Exclusive! Tucker Carlson Breaks The Internet In Powerful Interview With Alex Jones
1:20:19 - 1:23:46

Breaking Exclusive! Tucker Carlson Breaks The Internet In Powerful Interview With Alex Jones

Suppressed History and the Denial of the Supernatural

Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones discuss the suppression of archaeological finds and the government's narrative regarding UAPs (UFOs). Carlson argues that the primary goal of government propaganda on these topics is to deny the existence of the supernatural. They suggest that the World Economic Forum and the UN are involved in hiding history that contradicts the established materialist worldview.