Analog | Old World Anomalies, The Hoover Dam, & The Petrified Past

00:05 That's true, Dr. Sayers! The power of Christ compels you people from the Sunshine State. I'm Greg Carlwood, and if you think about current events today in the labyrinth of lies and surplus of state-sponsored misdirections that plague nearly any topic

00:58 One must assume that dishonesty is not a new trait of the big machine, but part of its foundational ethos. Because knowledge is power and it's quite obvious that nobody at the top wants to share that power And it seems that the further you go back, the fewer hands held that power The tighter their grip was on streams of information and the harder it was to find a steady current of truth Those who tried to get the word out were more easily dispatched, their works more easily destroyed and their followers more easily disbanded. So what does that say about centuries of shaky foundational facts that shape our very understanding of the human story, our historical timeline and the place we find ourselves today? Spoiler alert! It's not great

01:42 But fear not, dear listeners as today marks the return of the man they call Analog. A man who dedicates much of his time to combing the old newspaper archives of early America, finding the rare instances of uncensored anomalous oddities and stringing them together to try and reconstruct a more honest and accurate view of the times that came before, advanced cultures that have been erased from the record, suppressed technologies, and both men and beast of exceptional size that seem to have been much more common than any academic historian today would admit. Since we last did the dance in February, he has launched a new YouTube channel called The Archivist with Analog where he has a series working his way state by state through these very telling articles and mysteries. As well as a series on radium and a cornucopia of head scratching videos that lay out some pretty incredible stuff. Bound to be a good time let's get it going! The anomalous article hunter lost civilization seeker and newspaper archivists extraordinaire Analog welcome back man

02:45 Thanks, Greg. Another phenomenal intro I appreciate it. I try and it's a pleasure to do this again pretty used to the general level of feedback an episode might get but the one we did certainly seem to get a bigger response than usual. I think were all in agreement that these old newspaper articles about underground cities and buried communities and Giants and radium and all these other provocative things are exciting to explore But what about you? Did it seem like a fair amount of good feedback came from our last conversation. Yeah, I mean it was pretty unbelievable honestly and obviously you know I kind of expected a lot more comments than I'm used to getting but it was pretty crazy in fact I still get at least one a day if not more so yeah I couldn't be happier obviously you know I've been listening for years and just feel really blessed to be on the show but it's just amazing how many people reached out

03:41 Right on, right on. I love to hear that and i like to sometimes ask just for the audience's sake because I tend to tell them to go and thank the guests because it just helps everything and it's the reason why guests come here so when there is a chance for them to hear that they were actually heard its kind of nice but I would also say that one of the only negative things that people said to me was that these old newspaper articles from the 1800s-ish, early 1900's are unreliable and we're extrapolating too much from articles that were maybe written as fiction or fantasy just to sell papers. Maybe the journalistic standards were a little loose though they certainly seem pretty loose today but just to address that

04:28 When you find articles of giants from papers in almost every major city or reports of early settlers exploring huge underground chambers that they stumble into all across the country, these things aren't really to be thought about in isolation but they build on each other and with enough work you can start to reconstruct a picture of the pre-colonial past. It's the consistency across the board that helps make them more credible wouldn't you say? Yeah, absolutely. And I understand people's you know opinions on that but like with anything any author or you know person that puts out material if you're just treading into their material for the first time it can be overwhelming but i've been doing this for years and You know with thousands of articles thousands and thousands of articles now and hundreds of giants at this point

05:27 It's not yellow journalism or anything like that for me. And yeah, you have to have kind of a full spectrum analysis with a lot of this material for it to make sense but at this point for me it's like I said it's undeniable and I think you know I've shared enough articles with you over the years You know the first one or two or three can seem crazy and you're like there's no way but you get hundreds deep you build a whole new picture Yeah, yeah. I agree and these older newspapers there wasn't so much coordination they weren't so centralized So they just had a way of writing They wrote about things that were being dug up and the curious thing is that all that stuff went away it seems like

06:13 The way the system really maintains control is not necessarily to catch every single thing that gets out, but just to push things to the side. And over time a mainstream narrative forms and all that other stuff is on the cutting room floor and that's what you're bringing back—to put back into the human story—to say hey look at all of this stuff it's not just one or two things last Last time we probably went through 20 different articles. If even a fraction of them are true, like the old UFO cliche then we got something here." So I think that's what people are excited about and that's why I loved it and I'm sure that's why they responded. And when it comes to the broad picture overall, what can you tell us about your best guesses as to this reconstruction? What are some of the major themes that keep popping up throughout that help fill in the big picture?

07:04 Well, the big one for me is there was something that happened. Some event or several events my best guess is probably late 1700's into the mid 1800's and that could have been a giant flood I lean towards a volcanic event of some kind or several you know those stories of 1812 align with these theories quite a lot but from an historical newspaper narrative

07:40 It's almost like newspapers west of the Mississippi didn't even really come online until the 1840s. And, you know we talked a little bit on the last episode about orphan trains and repopulating cities and stuff like that. The 1840s is when that all kicks off and you're pretty much dealing with again following... You mentioned my Anomalous America series I'm working on Episode 11 right now And the underlying tone of every single one of those from Alaska to Episode 10 in Texas is we're dealing with a... The entire American Southwest was buried in at least one, maybe two, maybe three events. We're dealing with each cultural layer getting more advanced and humans of all phenotypes living in absolutely monstrous cities

08:43 and the quote aboriginals or Indians or Native Americans of those areas are living on top of these buried civilizations to which they have almost no understanding, or history of these people. Right. That's an important point because you've stressed this in several videos that it seems like according to the reports, if you dig down a little bit, you'll find bronze tools and hammers and pottery and bowls and that kind of stuff. But if you dig below that, you get to some much more advanced stuff which do seem like these huge mega cities with people have every race living there much like today

09:29 And maybe we're due for another event, but I think that's interesting. I've heard you call it a plasma event which of course I like, a volcanic event makes sense When you say it's consistent with the stories of 1812, what are you talking about there? Because it does seem like these newspapers have no problem talking about what they dig up. But none of them really mentioned how things got buried maybe they don't even know. What would you say about that little gap in the story or that little chapter when this event actually happened and those 1812 stories? Yeah so obviously there wasn't really

10:08 a culture, as we would call it in American culture extended into the Southwest pre-1840 at least that we know of. And so the papers I can find from the 1812s discussing the New Madrid event they talk about incredible sounds and they talk about electrical events. They talk about volcanoes being created overnight from mountains that had no obvious signs of ever being a volcano places in Georgia, the Carolinas Missouri Magnetic anomalies and this is all from 1811 through 1812. So I think when i discuss the plasma event my biggest marker for that would be all the petrifactions and you know nowhere shows that more than the American Southwest but I've found them in every state and I've covered them now from Alaska All the way to Texas

11:09 And the petrified forest, again talking about civilizations buried on civilizations. The petrified forests are a big marker for that and they're finding trees that are 1000 feet long tall or larger and they're all turned into copper opals silver. And I've hypothesized in what? I think we touched on this a little bit that the mining industries of today are just organic material, which is kind of understood but I'm talking on a titanic size scale. I've had petrified animals...I've tried to get petrified animals in every single state and cover them at least once showing that not only do the petrifactions cover trees but large reptiles mammals and radium ties in with this because radium was found in the petrified trees as well

12:09 So you have all this organic matter where you when something's electrified or petrified by, a plasma discharge of some kind. The material can turn into all these just about everything in the mineral kingdom and this extends all the way to Mississippi which is where I'm at now Louisiana so yeah plasma and a plasma event an electrical discharge event volcanoes again are directly related to radium as well. I've hypothesized that all volcanism and earthquakes and all of these mechanisms are related to radium when radium breaks down organic matter underground it creates a cavity, and these cavities will through vacuum and other movements eventually be filled in or break open and that'll cause you know a huge amount of basically melted

13:05 space is filled in seconds or minutes and creates massive earthquakes. And volcanism again, is related to radium and this ties in with the for those who heard our second hour story from the underground Rockies and the river that I've hypothesized you know Gulf Stream is created by an underground river that flows from Canada all the way through the Rocky Mountains into the gulf and it's heated by volcanic radium action. That was a long answer, so yeah. No, that's great! And I did have a little bit to supplement that story we told in the second half—I figured we'd get into it in the second half just for consistency sake but

13:49 What does it really mean for something to be petrified? I've looked at the Petrified Forest and they just kind of say fossilized. So your head just kind of thinks, oh well this is just even older than other stuff but there is this little thread in the conspiracy world that gets way way out there. I know you're on this thread now but people will talk about The Devil's Backbone, the giant rock formation and say that was an ancient tree that is as big as a mountain, basically like a giant ancient redwood. And you look at it and you could see why someone would think that but then you start to think well there's definitely a difference between rock and wood right? I mean geologists would know this and tree experts would be able to look at this and say yeah not wood but to help people get over that little stumbling block talk to us about what

14:45 what petrification really is, what it means for something to be petrified and elaborate on this idea that petrified things something that might be destroyed in a giant plasma event or a sudden blast could actually turn into minerals. How does this factor into mining? Yeah so that can be hard again to wrap your mind around but another thing I've been touching on every single one of these state episodes is the idea that the world was tropical and not so long ago. You know, in Alaska there's tons of evidence of this all over they find tropical coral still in the water not far off the coast you know pyramids off the coast of Alaska they found 21 pyramids off the coast of Alaska but yeah the tropical aspect ties in with this and you know they want to stretch these giant creatures reptiles and these different ages

15:49 back millions of years. And that's just absurd because they find human skeletons from California all the way to my next episode in Louisiana, they find a human skeletons two three four layers deep and you know when these scientists in the 1800s 1900s are looking at the timelines that are kind of the mainstream timelines and they're finding these anomalies these human skeletons they're saying well this must be the oldest human in the world because if I go by geological standards, this is 500 000 years of layering. And i've hypothesized again that through cave art and again the skeletal records that man was living alongside these giant beasts and alongside giant trees. And I think we talked a little bit about the avatar overlay

16:44 the more of these articles I get into and the more I start to unravel it and piece it together and present it to people, the more The Avatar movie starts to really ring as true. And that just like studying a tropical climate of today 90% of all life in the rainforest lives in or around the trees—and I would have hypothesized the same—and that many of these cave structures from these articles the remnants of the veins of ancient trees or the carving out of ancient trees. And petrification is really important because there are plenty of examples of petrifaction even today and some of the stories that stick out to me are linemen, people that work on power lines around very high voltages and high amperage

17:39 There are stories where there's an accident of some kind and the people are exposed to incredibly high amps and volts, that they'll have actual limbs turned to stone. Hands and feet so forth. Now just drive this home I mean if a person with some knowledge took that petrified arm and put it under a microscope they couldn't mistake it for rock could they? Well, it'd be more crystallized. Again I've also hypothesized that the environment in which the event takes place is incredibly important—humidity all these things water exposure the salinity of the water they all have a different effect and even different woods In many of my articles they talk about how different trees pines oaks they petrify into different materials

18:36 And just like the human body, you know the human body contains gold and silver in small quantities. These giant trees would have contained these in huge quantities and I can't remember if it was Nevada or New Mexico but they found a petrified forest that was laid over and the trees were 60% copper. Damn! That's insane usually the percentages are much lower But I've had where they're hugely opals or they're finding incredible amounts of gold per ton. And yeah, this kind of all correlates again back with some of my articles from Texas where they found petrified giants when they were doing the hydraulic mining in California which is basically a giant water hose and their washing entire mountains away. They were finding petrified giant skeletons and they were turned into silver and gold in quartz

19:32 So I guess it's more possible than people realize and your overall premise that We used to basically live with the mega fauna or that this all happened much more recently. You know, we like you said were told about the megafauna and the giant ground sloths and all this kind of stuff. And it's thrown back hundreds of thousands or millions of years yet they find mammoths with green food still in their mouths that seem flash frozen. Yep. That's something that might tie in. And to be fair, it isn't your job to completely solve every question in people's minds or fully reconstruct things. You're saying, look I got these articles you follow them state by state there are some strange consistencies there's petrification examples in every state seems like maybe the catalyst is the same and

20:22 We've also talked with other guests about carbon-14 dating and how that's completely a flawed premise. Erroneous I mean it's flawed for many reasons but the simplest is just to say well what if the carbon environment changes because you have to assume that it is the way it is today and then extrapolate out hundreds of thousands of years and go back in huge chunks of tens of thousands of years. But if there was a giant change to the environment, well that's going to throw off your model, your measurement system. And I think that there really might be something to that. The more we learn those orphan trains as you say are quite crazy

21:01 But let's get into some details here, and I've got to bring up the Hoover Dam. I can't believe we're already 30 minutes into this thing. Everyone knows the Hoover Dam was built on the Colorado River and by damming it up it created Lake Mead. But what gets left out of this story is that apparently the creation of Lake Mead covered up the ruins of one of these huge cities that was there in the desert You have covered a really great article from 1936 that talked about this, but what can you tell us about the creation of the Hoover Dam and this maybe lesser known motivation to obscure this history in this giant lost city? Yeah. I mean, oh, this has kind of been a rumor that's been floating around and I've never really seen any actual material on it so this article was a gem I'd been holding onto for awhile but basically at 1936 they have

21:57 a huge group of archaeologists, paleontologists exploring what they called the Lost City. And it was a giant city in the floodplain basically the area that was going to be flooded by Lake Mead and they were in this rush to excavate and find as much as they could. What's also interesting is that I covered a very similar story to that in Washington State And I know you've talked with Randall Carlson, and he's postulated a lot of very interesting things about eastern Washington that correlate with a lot of what I've been saying. But obviously bringing the time frame much closer to our own than 20 30 50 100000 years or whatever. And that the Grand Coulee Dam which at the time was the biggest dam in the world they did the same thing there were huge cave structures some of what people are calling the oldest

23:00 cave art in America. And they were finding huge habitations and cave systems, and they were in a huge rush to catalog and get everything out before they flooded the dam. Same thing here with Hoover Dam. Again going through my states and why that's so important because like you already mentioned building a bigger picture of things and showing how every single one of my videos now there are so many correlations from petrifactions to huge mud events, to whole cities being buried underground. And this would be a perfect example because what they're saying in this article is that there's a civilization they call The Lost City. They basically say it's the top story and that there are two if not three layers beneath this city. What they find their vague on

23:59 which is obvious because these people are being funded by a lot of these similar Smithsonian type institutions. But what makes it so great is that you actually have a full page article in the 30's, which is a little late because you know a lot of these buried ancient ruin articles are hard to find after the late 20's But yeah, so this is something that rings true. And I mentioned this in our last episode when we talked about the damming of California and you know California's the most dammed state in America and I can't remember what the square footage number is or square mile area that's been flooded but it's substantial. And I would postulate a lot of the Grand Canyon has been covered because I've talked a lot about it my Arizona article alone

24:49 the things they were finding in the Grand Canyon were crazy. You know, an actual city of what they called Egyptian people still alive below ground? But yeah that's a great article and really important in connecting the dots of things I've been kind of mentioning but having full articles really helped bring that whole concept to light Mm-hmm. Yes, I've heard you use the term river management water management That seems to be a big aspect of how they have covered things up I think last time we talked about a pyramid that had been found near Mount Shasta that was buried by building the dam right after it on near the river so it just swallowed up with a new lake and

25:31 It seems like that's happening more and more when you go state by state, you're finding these things. Just to add a layer to the Hoover Dam because we probably talked about this years ago but I haven't gotten to again since but a little closer to 9-11 people were finding all kinds of esoteric aspects to the Hoover Dam and There's, I guess symbolic and numerological reasons to suggest that the Twin Towers were built with the intention of taking them down later. Kent Bain has a really interesting book on it plus the weird synchronicity that they broke ground on the Pentagon on September 11th 1941 and then this 9-11 event happens exactly 60 years later well you can find a good number of folks who think you can decode similar things about the Hoover Dam

26:20 And one of them would be this strange fallen angel quote unquote statue that they have there or a set of statues. I believe it's two and there's a big Masonic square and compass design on the ground right there anyone can look up Hoover Dam Angel Statue, you'll be like yeah that's a little odd but The suggestion is that this would be another structure built for later destruction, maybe when they need to simulate some kind of Book of Revelations great flood kind of thing. But to add one more log to the fire I think we've all seen that you can fold a $20 bill in a way that looks exactly like the Twin Towers on the day they were hit with smoke going everywhere

27:02 as well as a smoking Pentagon, well you can also fold a $50 bill in a way that looks just like the Hoover Dam after some kind of attack. So who knows? But the Hoover Dam is a very esoteric structure and now this added layer that it actually hides the ruins of an ancient city is just another aspect to the whole thing that I wasn't aware of. Yeah, It's pretty crazy again, buried cultures thing is probably my favorite subject matter when it comes to these articles. And you know, going a little bit backwards to the petrification thing, they found giant lizards, giant seeds like acorns that were 10 times bigger than a normal acorn pine cones that were again ten times bigger than a normal pine cone. They found coconuts there were like three or four times bigger than a normal coconut

28:03 and they were turned to quartz in all these different crystals. And they found forests, I have forests in Oregon California Colorado where they're petrified in place where the leaves and the fruit are still there so we're talking an event that happened in a second not a volcanic ash covering because ash and different types of highly mineralized water can petrify things as well but that takes hundreds of years, if not longer. And so when we see a petrified forest with the fruit and the leaves and the seeds still attached it just tells me that it was something that happened in a flash and had to have been an incredibly high plasma event of some kind for those types of things to happen. Then you find these standing forests all over and there's petrifactions in Alaska they found below the snow

29:03 again, the tropical relation. You know and people were talking about the canopy, the vapor canopy in the early 1900s and they acknowledged that there was a vapor canopy and it did fall really? Yep in the 1900s so I posted this a long time ago and you know Archaics has really taken it and ran with it but there's definitely something that was discussed over 100 years ago and acknowledged and this goes back to my relation again abou a tropical setting where the tropical forest creates its own environment, its own weather system essentially. You know the canopy covers so much of the sun and this would be kind of that age of perpetual light where people you know there are so many stories about an age where there wasn't the moon, there wasn't the sun then there wasn't the stars... And if you have trees that are 1 000 or a mile tall

30:00 you can imagine the canopy that would be created. And mining coal, trees can petrify into coal instantly. The coal industry is in my opinion just trees, sandstone these softer stones are found in petrified trees so I think when you look at the American Southwest or the Valley of the Gods and Colorado it's a perfect example. I posted recently about how I've gotten into spelunking and I'm finding like the deepest shafts, vertical shafts and cave caving. And many of them look exactly like the inside of a tree. Yes now that's something you did send me and I can vouch that

30:44 It looks like the rings you can see, like if you chop a tree down and you see those rings. Well those are along the walls in a weird way and then this hollow cavity, like I say, a vertical chamber And the suggestion is that's inside of an ancient tree. I suppose people would say well mines are underground But yeah, that's kind of what you're saying is like there has been huge burial events. So something happens a plasma event these trees are petrified turned into minerals turned into coal and then layers and layers of ground cover them up

31:24 And then we dig it out of the ground and we think it's some process in the earth that is making this mineral when, in reality, it's the remnants of the last round before the last plasma event. Yeah, that's exactly what I think especially again going with the civilization ideas that you mentioned earlier that when they excavate they find another civilization and then another civilization and then another one. I have articles all over the Mediterranean all over the Gulf of Mexico, again all the way from Alaska where they you know in Alaska they had that mountain that there was an earthquake of some kind and the mountain washed away. And they found a Grecian city in the mountain tropical animals tropical plants all through all of my states now and much closer again to the surface than we're told. You know these things aren't buried 1 000 feet down under millions of years of

32:20 ecology, they're events that happened sometimes in an instant and then were covered by following events. Because you can imagine a plasma event, an electrical event when there's a lot of... Again going back to the 1812 New Madrid anomalies, there was a tonne of electrical phenomenon. What's the green lights in the sky? I'm spacing the name in Alaska. Oh! The Aurora Borealis. The aurora was seen all the way in the Gulf from 1811 through 1812 And people talked about hearing thunder and lightning but not seeing it. And then volcanoes, mountains becoming volcanoes and these electrical events kick off the volcanic events I think they're very much related you know as above so below kind of thing right when your look at a kind of anode cathode system you know lightning shows you how the ground and the sky are connected through the ether

33:15 that it would make sense when you have some kind of large event, that it would be kicking off several things at once. And the volcanic evidence clearly shows this because not only are we dealing with mud burials but we're dealing with huge amounts of lava and ash hundreds of feet in California. We found stone cities under 400-feet lava flows and that continues all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Man, so we're talking the American Southwest. Well I think a lot of people know that when you talk about the Grand Canyon we've heard these stories of artifacts and hieroglyphs found there but the story of hieroglyphs and Egyptian looking statues spreads out a lot wider it comes up in a lot of the articles that you cite and in one video you allude to what Egypt really was

34:09 Well, what are you referring to there? Did Old Kingdom Egypt come after some of these artifact caches in North America rather than before. What do you think Egypt really was and how do we have Egyptian looking stuff scattered across the US? Yeah. You know not to say that it was the general consensus because again not all of these people were in contact with each other. No internet and you had people they were basically coming to the same conclusions at all of these different sites, all from Alaska into the Yucatan. And the resounding opinion that I keep finding is that they are saying that these ruins are far older—like verbatim several times—that Europe was a wilderness when these structures were built and one that sticks out to me was the Emperor Tigrinus

35:03 article I think I sent you about the red-headed giant king of New Mexico. And in his tomb, they found advanced stone battle axes—we're not dealing with the Stone Age people— he was mummified and his shield was covered in crystal mica that was like as reflective as a mirror and they hypothesized that he was blinding the animals with the shield he's quoted as being the oldest redheaded mummy ever found, and that the origins of the Tijan race—the red-headed race—began in the American Southwest. And they even go as far to say that he was one of the wanderers after the Atlantean destruction. And in his tomb there are drawings of him battling mammoths and saber tooth tigers and all these giant creatures. He was entombed by a kind

36:03 pygmy race that was completely different from his kind. They were four feet average height, and they had a completely different burial process. They burned the bodies and put the ashes in jars which is kind of an Asiatic nod. And yeah there's Egyptian artifacts you know kind of block Hebrew, Egyptian even Mi'kmaq which is a form of Egyptian pictograph And they're found again from Alaska all the way into where I'm getting to this week in Louisiana. And even these people that have never met one another, these archaeologists are saying that these ruins show an age far older than anything in Europe and Egypt. Man!

36:53 It is so interesting. And I think what people liked most about the last one we did is going through some of these actual articles, reading them to the people and we're already 45 minutes in give us a couple of good ones just to satisfy the people who were excited about hearing some of these actual articles as they were written. I mean, I don't know if we want to take one from each state but maybe some that are spread out and really do help make the case that you've been making this whole time? Yeah since i know we can edit i'm going to go ahead and just kind of pull up i'll start in alaska and i'll just read one quick highlight and if you want me to read further i can do that great and we'll just kind of go down the west coast and into where i am if that sounds good with you yeah that sounds great let's hit them

37:44 Yeah, and another thing that's really important to touch on too is just the size of these ruins. You know I know you've spent some time in these but for the listeners that aren't familiar with my work or haven't really looked through or haven't seen my new series we're dealing with ruins they're absolutely gigantic not just one but several of these ruins are miles long 10 miles long 30 miles long with walls and buildings the largest building ever found, ancient building was found in America and had 1200 rooms. So we're dealing with an incredibly advanced culture. We're looking at millions of people you know we touched on this a little bit when we talked about the canal systems in Arizona right? And just the amount of labor that would be required let alone why would you...you know there'd have to be a reason to invest that much labor into construction so large you know there's thousands of miles

38:43 a thousand plus miles of canals and it's terracotta, you know cobblestone canals. And incredibly advanced not just dugout pits and we're dealing with you know canal supporting millions of people this kind of touches on the tropical... You know these people weren't just living in 130 degree desert right? Right! The desert came after these cultures in the desert again sand Sand is found in huge quantities and petrification, you know silica. And when a tree petrifies you get this kind of powdery silica so I again another correlation for me is that these deserts are areas where huge events plasma events happened and probably disintegrated large organic structures which I can only believe would be trees. Yeah yeah it makes me think of that little

39:41 head scratcher they used to talk about back in the day that the Sahara has a layer of glass under it. And then people used to speculate about an ancient war and a giant, ancient atom bomb. Well that's where we were at the time trying to reverse engineer what that could have been but that could be a natural cataclysmic plasma event that causes a layer of glass like it melts it down into such a high degree that that's how it appears And anyone who's driven across the American Southwest, God it does look like a bomb went off. I mean it's so empty and just vast. It really makes you aware that when these people talk about overpopulation problem no there is nobody anywhere. I just drove from California to Florida outside of the major cities

40:31 It's pretty open. And in the American Southwest, it's also pretty dead. So very wild. It could be that west of the Mississippi used to look a lot more like east of the Mississippi before something happened Mount Shasta there's things out there that we know about and obviously things we don't another factor that I just wanted to throw in is when I had suspicious observers Ben Davidson on he brought up this book Adam and Eve that I'm sure you know about, that talks about rounds of cataclysms. And that book was censored by the CIA it was made classified and then they declassified or redacted version of it but makes you wonder why did they care about some book that suggests there were rounds of cataclysm? Why can't be out there very curious thing to censor if it has no merit to it yeah we're getting away from it yes hit us with some good stories

41:27 So for those listeners again that may be familiar with our previous conversation, now with my new series Anomalous America. If you do want to follow the articles I reference in my YouTube video, I make a thread on Twitter for every single episode so you can just search my Twitter anomalous america and you'll have a thread for every episode. Some of what i'm going to highlight you can go through and look at them for yourself And I'm just going to read a few highlighted captions from my Alaska episode, just a few real quick paragraphs. And if you want me to extrapolate a little farther, I can read the whole article or a little bit more but i think i'll just read some captions here if that's okay? Yeah, I think that'd be best! Okay so this is from my Alaska episode and the first one I'm gonna read is Tropical Valley found in Alaska 1924 That's when this article was published

42:19 Prospectors stumble into a broad valley where mammoth trees, beautiful flowers and wild game abound. Subterranean fires, tropical climate thousands of wildflowers and game of every kind was seen." So here you still have a remnant of that tropical climate that was kept basically alive because there was volcanic activity under the surface and it basically kept the snow away. So they're walking through a snowy Alaska, and stumble on this kind of Eden essentially in the middle of Alaska. And a great part of this article too is towards the end they say, This is the second one of these we've found so wasn't the only one. So kind of like a window into what Alaska was like before what I would call the fall of the canopy or before the event that's kicked off the Ice Age

43:23 Another one that kind of touches on that too is Alaska flowers reveal prehistoric villages. This is published in Montana 1938 Flowers that boom in Alaska can help explorers detect Prehistoric American villages hidden underground Botanic clue and rediscovering the past locating hundreds Hundreds of these sites this article basically says that They can find buried ruins because only certain flowers grow on the top of a buried village. And they're saying that there are hundreds of these sites, and in my Anomalous America Alaska video I go on Google Earth and show you what I think are these hundreds and hundreds of sites. They stretch from Siberia all the way into Alaska. The Aleutians are covered with buried cities. It's pretty crazy." Yeah that is!

44:22 Another one I really liked was the prehistoric civilization in the wilds of Alaska, California publishing 1906. Coffer dams resting on bedrock buried several feet below the surface wooden beads on an iron wire a city of snow and ice laid out in streets and blocks with mosques and towers stone-like in a state of petrification. So they find this city that's frozen over, in the middle of nowhere Alaska with coffer dams buried below the surface wooden beads on wire and mosques." These are all quotes so everything I'm reading is a quote from the article Mosque and towers stone-light petrified And you mentioned this one to me before

45:19 A Mogul Magnet, 1902. Do you want me to read this one or do you want to save it for later? Hell yeah! Let's do this one I love it Okay so I'm going to read the whole thing if that's okay Sure It's not too long Okay Mogul Magnet 1902 After the explosion of the giant powder mills in Alabama a party of northern capitalists purchased the dividends and determined to erect another factory upon the ill-fated spot For every year for 12 years the mill had exploded, causing terrific loss and many deaths. Powder mills are interesting they tie in with the ancient trees and the mining systems but maybe we'll get into that next The president of the company requested that I should visit Petersburg in search of a magnet endowed with sufficient power to attract an object of friction at a distance of 50 feet

46:12 Fortunately, while prospecting through the North and in Alaska I formed the acquaintance with Captain Lawrence, late of the Pacific Steam Whaling Company who kindly informed me that along the Yukon Delta there existed a peculiar lodestone of wonderful magnetism. To me this information was invaluable and I accordingly accepted his invitation to join the whalers who were soon to leave on an expedition from Point Borough I was a little dubious of this adventure, in spite of the promising report of the Delta for ten years previous to my brother Jim—my only surviving relative—sailed from Point Borrow with Bob Lawrence, a brother of our captain. Wild fellows they were too and the result was the wreck of the revenue cutter and four whaling vessels. Nine hundred men became castaways and eventually perished from hunger and long exposure on the sterile coast of Greenland."

47:11 Our voyage was replete with events thrilling and dangerous, and in my enthusiasm for the whaling business I quite forgot my lodestone mission. When I was brought to bear upon my mind in a thoroughly disagreeable way, the captain and I were together on deck discussing the possibilities of making our return down the Yukon River thus passing through the goldfields and lodestone ore when the engineering crew appeared before us and announced that the machinery in the power room refused to work. None of the engineers could explain this mystery, it really seemed inexplicable. Soon the steam died away but strange the vessel's speed increased and began registering as high as 270 knots per hour

48:01 It was indeed a ship at sea. What direction we were going it was impossible to tell, for the compass didn't show—but with a glass I saw at a distance a mountain of dark color and the secret of our speed was revealed! We were within the precincts of the great lodestone mountain that both the explorers Ross and Franklin believed to be near the pole surrounded by waters presumably unnavigable." I knew that when we arrived within a certain distance the attraction of this mogul magnet would be so powerful that the vessel would be crushed to pieces against it. A hasty examination was made of the vessel, nothing could be done to avoid a disastrous landing for the hull was of heavy iron of the ordinary build with fastenings of steel. We therefore thought no more on the vessel's safety but how to avoid death shock which most assuredly would come to us all."

49:02 Necessity was the mother of invention in this case, an avenue of escape was suggested by a British sailor who through fear had already suspended himself three feet from the floor by catching to a rubber strap that hung from the ceiling. Within half-an hour we had a strap each and were dangling in mid air when the crash came. It was a crash indeed for one side of the vessel was firmly embedded in the adamant With the exception of Good, who sustained a slight shock. Every man aligned on the mountain bank unhurt." We succeeded in reaching the top of the mountain where millions of gross flew gainly around. I'm going to kind of cut through this here a little bit. They found a cozy habitation of cliff dwellers. They found a cave where it looked like people had been living. What The Dickens exclaimed I can this be a mountain of cliff dwellers?

49:55 Even as I said it from an aperture in the rock there limped out a Rip Van Winkle looking fella clothed in a beautiful cloak of duck breasts and with the glorious crown of white locks, I thought I must have got a touch of the sun. How did he ever get here? So they found a man in this cave Besides he was alone or we could easily see all over the mountain I stared and stared And so did the other men and just as the instant that captain came up from the rear here cap when I said Is that a white man or North Pole Josh? Then all of the sudden, the white haired man gave a cry and came hobbling toward me. When he got close he fell down in a sort of faint with a spring I was by his side great powers it was my brother Jim so his brother who died with 900 other men in that whaling accident is the band that he found on this island covered in duck breasts

50:55 As a sound for the disturbance another figure also clad in seal skin emerged from the cliffs and came running towards us. On seeing the captain he too gave a cry, Captain he hollowed don't you know me Bob your brother? And fell at his kinsman's knees and rolled over and over weeping 10 years ago, Lawrence and I were hurled against this mountain. The ship and the other 13 men went into the deep. Since then we too have lived in a second Robeson Crusoe." So this is the two men they found on this island had been living here for ten years. Friday hoping against hope that some explorers might help us away but none ever came And now you of all people on earth turn up and find us where you least expected

51:39 In a joyful manner, we all set to talking and relating to the main features of our many adventures till exhausted from long exposure. We fell asleep from here no day or night came so fantastic there's the sun is always up yet the world around us mellowed with the delicate rays of the Aurora Borealis The preparations for our return voyage were arduous from the wreck of our vessel. We secured a sufficient quantity of timbers to build a boat in which we conveyed ourselves safely to the port of Nuuk Thence to Uncle Sam's icebox rich in the knowledge of the great fortune that lay awaiting our return, the mogul magnet of the earth. Crazy story." Yeah! I mean obviously this synchronicity of finding their own kin ten years later but let's not bury the lead... The Magnetic Mountain! The Lodestone Mountain! If you look at

52:34 those old maps that seem to show a giant mountain and then four rivers, four land masses at the North Pole. A lot of people wonder what the hell is that? And we have all these Norse legends of the gods living on the mountaintop and some people say that map is from the inside of the earth but either way you have this story where they start getting pulled in at a rapid clip And it seems to be a geological anomaly that's pulling them in magnetically, pulling the metal of the ships. Maybe it's also the contoured

53:12 Water dip in the water at the North Pole where you know, you can go into the inner earth from the Taurus shaped Sphere that we live on I guess people gonna be triggered by the word sphere but very wild story Yeah man millions of grouse up there a lot of these North Pole expeditions talk about huge flocks of birds and they seem to be attracted To that area then move northward. Yeah exactly yeah, and Yeah, there's a lot of really good little nods that again you know talking to someone like you who has had so many guests on that have mentioned all these little details that you would have to again kind of have a good background to see the parts of this article that really do stand out but he touched on so many little things and remember this is 1902. This isn't somebody trying to write some fanciful article in 2012 or 2020

54:04 This is 1902 and all the little things like you just mentioned there, the weather, the Aurora Borealis that they many sailors had talked about this magnetic mountain near the pole. That's exactly what they're mentioning right? Yeah! And we know the steam engines that stopped working and yeah... There are so many little details in this article that really for me make it even more believable than just some silly story Yeah, well I'm always intrigued by the videos you can see made about the magnetic mountain in the middle of the earth and just they go in pretty deep about compasses. Like we just take for granted that compasses work! They're all aimed north all the time and there's just some unknown magnetic thing going on...

54:54 This is that magnetic thing to a lot of people. It's obviously obscured and we're not supposed to know about it, but when you get into the electric universe stuff and the Saturn symbolism that seems to be there, and they talk about the perpetual twilight this kind of tropical global climate that you're referring to these guys talk about it too. They are still kind of conventional paradigm adjacent. So I think they do cast this stuff into a longer timeline, but what if it isn't? This same thing could be true just move it up the timeline a bit because they talk about the plasma event... The thing about the symbolism is that it makes a little more sense that we'd see

55:41 so pervasive today if the lineage that perpetuated that symbolism was just hundreds of years old or a couple thousand rather than tens of thousands. So, yeah exactly I think a lot of this stuff does slide into a cohesive picture when you are open-minded about moving some parts around 100% and like we've covered a little bit again why we started here in Alaska and going all the way down to the Yucatan you're dealing with gigantic cities buried underneath another gigantic city. It's like, I would say there's probably 500 years 400 years and then it's buried and then again that's an estimation of course but we're not dealing with a civilization that's 10 000 years old than buried by another civilization that's ten thousand years old i don't think that for a second And again since we're dealing with the tropical things what we just mentioned here in Alaska

56:36 that it extends all the way down, that you find the same giant tropical fauna in Alaska as you do in Texas. And so that for me brings the time frame much much closer to our own and these succeeding races there's almost kind of like a cyclical clock to these events Yeah, well how many old cultures had clock-like or circular timekeeping? I mean it's super common. Wheels within wheels way more complicated. Exactly when the Mayan you know we mentioned this on our last talk the Mayan distinctly say that there were four previous ages and they were all killed destroyed by a cataclysm of a different kind hmm and for me that's like

57:25 The deepest it goes is about four layers. So like I keep coming back to that Mayan story and that for me just keeps bringing the most true, you know? They call themselves the Mayan. You know it's an illusion in this reality seems to have kind of how do I say this without triggering anybody... It does seem to have a kind of story storyline yes um and engineering architectural design to That's what I'll say. Yeah, it was just a recent episode where we referenced the Terrence McKenna quote that the universe runs on narrative and that there is like something like gravity around story and that is why synchronicities work, that is why little things pop up in your life you should pay attention to It's like there is a force of nature that wells up

58:25 events that make a good story. You still have your free will, but we're kind of like there's a current or rivers current pushing us towards good stories in our individual lives that culminate like a tapestry, like the branches of a tree into one big great story and I think that makes a lot of sense it's a weird concept but when you start just looking at the world through that lens it makes sense to me yeah and we mentioned a little bit my motorcycle accident, you know, out of body experience that came from that. And how obsessed I became with kind of the concept of consciousness and what that really was and The more I dig into these articles in them or I venture down the path of understanding You know myself and you know how I fit into a whole scheme if humanity it definitely seems like a storyline like he's kind of suggested there and That in one way we're reliving

59:23 a story that's been told, right? There is nothing new under the sun. And there are dimensions and the details change but the underlying story is the same Yeah, I agree. And the next question about the Mayans would be well how did they know all this information? And one possibility is that there were some records that survived and they weren't so obsessed with keeping it a secret that they kind of just pieced what they could together. Another possible suggestion is the Akashic record These cultures explored consciousness a lot more than we do. And you can access certain information there, even encounters with beings. A lot of times they're trying to show you giant maps that are way out of scale or they're trying to show you a quick cliff notes version of the human story for some reason. Imagine a culture that was not

1:00:20 too worried about shying away from that, that actually pulled on those strings. I mean who knows how detailed their maps could get and they always are kind of like woven in with mythology which is how the Akashic Record tends to be this is how these encounters tend to be as like It's not super straightforward in just left brain logic. It's a story for lack of a better term, symbolic story. So maybe they access that information just firsthand by diving into the cosmic record? Absolutely yeah and there's a lot of evidence again as I get farther into this series to kind of collaborate all what you were saying there and that the Mayans had a very detailed story of Atlantis

1:01:09 And, you know, since our last talk you had Old World Florida on and that was a fantastic interview. Oh thanks! You know I was a little careful about what i said because I just didn't want to cover too much of the material that me and him have been discussing but... One of the most powerful underlying concepts here was that writers in the 1800's and 1900's felt very much that Atlantis existed in the Yucatan, in the Gulf of Mexico. The Mayans tell a very similar story and that their chronology and their history come from Atlantis or remnants of Atlantis. And you know, the whole Quetzalcoatl concepts and that you find these kind of adepts are masters that travel the world educating these cultures, these remnants kind of. This etheric Akashic field is all related to that like the oldest Masonic

1:02:07 symbols are found in the American Southwest, right? We keep going back to this. The oldest square and compass iconography found is in Arizona and New Mexico and Nevada. And you know for me it's all going back again to the ether and memory and that the squaring compass obviously have material representation but I think they're just as much related to speech and you know the square and compasses actually a pretty direct representation of the vocal cords. And when you study, again going back to the consciousness thing that you are what you think about and consciousness has more to do with your mental... your mind it's more mind maya than it is anything else in the material world is the true illusion and the mind is really where consciousness exists

1:03:00 And obviously we're getting off subject a little bit, but yeah. And the Mayan talked about this a lot so I agree they were very much tapped into this and the cultures that came after the Maya you know there's a lot of mystery around the mind you know they obviously had a lot of Olmec overlays you know Buddha's origins are supposedly from the Yucatan and i have a lot of evidence of that and consciousness has faded and after these events You're dealing with cultures trying to kind of relearn these things. That's where we're at. Yeah, absolutely damn and I think that sounds like a good place to end the first hour or sure We wanted to give him more stories. We hit them with Mount Maru. I mean what more do you want? You got a good one there man before we go Is there anything else to say about latest discoveries or where the work is going next What's the most recent thing you've stumbled across that's blown your mind

1:04:00 Yeah, great question. It's been hard you know as you can attest to trying to get my own kind of voice and getting the YouTube thing going has been so much more work than I ever imagined and much of my time put into that channel it just been kind of reorganizing everything if that makes sense because really i just had clipped thousands of things with very little organization involved I had no real plan to present it to you know an audience So I've been putting a lot of time into recategorizing everything. And that's been amazing, it's been hard work but it's been amazing because I'm rereading you know, you clip something years ago and you completely forget about it. That was kind of why I wanted to do things state by state because it allows me to kind of filter things and having Twitter and YouTube where I can archive everything and kind of have this navigable

1:04:57 story that people can look through even a year or two down the road or more, you know kind of like listening back to old episodes of yours has been fantastic. You know anyone listening to this now can go back not just on YouTube and on Twitter and see kind of a catalog state by state And then I'm...you know my real interests are stuff that's new and getting that out has been difficult just because so much work goes into Anomalous America but yeah Radium has been one of my favorites obviously I plan on doing a lodestone series discussing religion post-apocalyptic changes to the human psyche. I think you've heard me mention Julian Jaynes, he was a psychiatrist or an author that wrote about the breakdown of the bicameral mind? Have you heard—are familiar with that term? Yes yes. Unbelievable book is one of my all time favorites and that kind of connects a lot of dots that Eden

1:05:59 or Eden as we think of it, was really a state of mind. And that we were getting auditory hallucinations from what we called God and that we didn't really even have the inner dialogue. We didn't have the analog eye—that's where my name comes from—and then we were kind of like autonomous robots essentially and that a world was essentially being built before consciousness could be expressed in it and you had to have the actual material realm kind of started before you could then bring consciousness into the human as we know it. And yeah, that's kind of out there but connecting Julian Jaynes theories with the worshipping of The Lodestone because whatever happened maybe it was a cataclysmic event that through trauma kind of segmented the brain and created this analog eye these two different

1:06:57 kind of personalities essentially that live within us and that through language we developed this analog eye, the inner dialogue essentially consciousness as we know it and how that relates to all these stories. And why the newspapers are so powerful in showing that there's kind of a cyclical pattern to things? And yeah connecting consciousness the human mind and these reset events is kind of where I'm going next. Which is difficult because again, like we've said already you have to have your feet in a lot of puddles

1:07:43 for any of that stuff to make sense. I lose people really quick when i start to talk about the bicameral mind. Yeah, well...I believe it but I think it's super fascinating and I do think that's the feedback that I get most often is that when you just give a platform to many many different researchers and now we're going on 13 years almost I try to let each episode stand on its own and an audience that has been with me through the journey, they're the ones who connect the dots. I put the dots out there. And then over time, over a decade of time you start hearing the same themes again and again and checking the same boxes. People reconstruct their own vision of what reality really is. And I love that. Yeah. Being a long-time listener and having so much

1:08:33 different kind of people with so many different backgrounds. I think that is really important and you know, this whole truth or thing whatever you want to call it It's important to never get stuck in a box Yes And i think you can probably relate to that the most and I've learned probably that the most from listening your show not only that but these articles too Is that The most important thing is just to be open? As soon as you think you have it figured out You're going to start blocking really wonderful information. Yes, and to just remain open is all I would suggest to people you know it's easy to shoot things down and say no that's not it or this is the shape of the earth all those things are traps to me there are things you're never gonna know about this existence and again kind of why I started last episode talking about my background with my near-death experience in my out-of-body experience and that was 17 years ago now almost

1:09:36 the biggest thing I can walk away with now is that, like i was saying there are always going to be things about this existence you won't understand or know for certain. And it's never about knowing anything for certain. It's just about being open and seeking you shall find everyone's gonna have a different take on every article that I read everyone's gonna have a different opinion about it and that's okay but As long as you're seeking truth and you're on the venture of knowledge and wisdom, transmuting your own life through your footsteps through knowledge and experience. Then I think you're on the right path. Amen to that! There are certainly a lot of worse ways to spend your time than exploring this kind of stuff so awesome well

1:10:28 Let's make sure anyone who stuck around can easily access your work and support this ongoing exploration. There are few people that I would like to see transition to doing it full time and make a career out of this little thing they've created." Well, give them the links and info that they need to try to support you. Yeah. Thank you Greg. That really means a lot. I mean, I really look up to you a lot and I've always been inspired You know, another thing I kind of want to talk about going through all this stuff and you know it can be kind of a dark road as you've said several times. And what do i do with it? Like the more I realize that the world that we live in is full of abundance and that the key is really you are what you think about

1:11:20 And if you spend all your time thinking about these darker realms and you have no control, and you're just a slave. All of these things that you're really creating that world for yourself the key for me again this is just my opinion is knowledge should always be empowering. Knowledge isn't wisdom it's what you do with it that's wisdom and how you can make your life better and live a life full of abundance and happiness and, you know, raise a family and not fear tomorrow. Not fear the power structure and just forge ahead fearlessly and with love." And through these newspapers I've really fallen in love with a lot of the authors from the 1800s and early 1900's. Mm-hmm. And I couldn't tell you how many of them were talking about the power of the mind. The quote that I keep coming back to is, You are what you think about?

1:12:22 And yeah, I just love it. Like the newspapers have really changed my life not just from a historical standpoint and I know a lot of what we talk about can be kind of like depressing and you know, you think about cataclysms and apocalypse is terrifying. You know death is not something to be scared of. And you're here to learn and love and make friends like you Greg and know that you live in a world full of abundance and that you can create any life you want for yourself. And that's what I'm trying to do, so again, I want to say thank you to you Greg and yeah So my goal is to kind of shift my life You know kinda like you have worked for a big company for 17 years in my life and i've loved it don't get me wrong It has provided alot for me and fed all my kids A lot of amazing things have come from it but pivoting my life into a scenario like yourself

1:16:00 But you're the man to do it, I'm sure. But I would say this is another instant classic if my intuition is correct. I really enjoyed it and I hope we can keep doing this every so often because there seems to be no shortage of great stuff to cover and your not short on content and your work ethic seems to be as great as it needs to be to really make that transition So yeah, I wish you the best of luck. I hope we get a lot of good feedback again but until next time take care man and keep at it! Thank you so much Greg. Appreciate it was a lot of fun Well hallelujah people another great interview with Analog Really wild stuff in fact this stuff about the giant trees and The Titans and rocks is some of the wildest material out there It's interesting to see him folding some of that in

1:16:57 There was a point in the interview where I said Devil's Backbone, but really it is the Devil's Tower in Wyoming that is usually presented as Exhibit A for the giant ancient trees argument. It might be the only thing he talks about where I say hmmm...I don't know Yes, a lot of these structures do look like ancient trees or ancient tree trunks or stumps. I wouldn't argue that And there's a lot of mythology out there about A Great Tree, similar to Avatar. And it's a theme that seems deeply embedded in the world mind But I just don't know enough about petrification to even weigh in Can a petrified tree be made to seem indistinguishable from rock? Well there is that story about The US gifting The Dutch National Museum a moon rock and they tested it and it turned out to be petrified wood

1:17:55 which tells us they're similar enough to try to pull a fast one, but different enough to be detected when you get skeptical. Who knows? But the idea that we were once in a perpetual twilight plasma envelope and this was the golden age and we were in Saturn's plasma sheath and abundance was everywhere and everything was like the damn Amazon... I like that idea! And I put it in the mix as an idea I can entertain But I don't really need the Devil's Tower to be a tree for that. Could cavities in the earth be ancient root structures and these mineral deposits beef from them? That's a unique take that I haven't heard many other places! There was that point, man so much stuff talked about today but there was a point where he said something about a petrified forest having trees that were i think 60% copper...I mean that's a head-scratcher right there

1:18:54 I guess it really just gets down to how immutable you think the material world is. Or do you think material can be more fluid when exposed to something as extreme as a plasma event? Almost like nature's alchemy process or something... But last time we talked about the giant people described in many, many old newspaper articles and today we got more into the giant stuff. The produce, the wheat, the coconuts... Beasts of exceptional size! It's not like we're given a height and weight on a lot of that stuff so how giant is Giant? If you have a coconut bigger than a basketball how big was the tree? And is radium the key?! Man that's gotta be the most fascinating part of all this

1:22:54 So a lot of people have dug into it and shown that skin cancer rates went up after the invention of sunscreen, and it's the blocking of sunlight and covering our skin in these chemicals that is hurting us. Fair enough! But I don't think many of us have extended that line of thinking to sunglasses and our eyes. I can think of a couple times in the past where it has come up on THC in interviews but This is a quote that Analog gave from Dr. Gil Headley, who is actually alive and might be a future THC guest but he says our entire blood supply flows through our bodies and through our eyeballs about every two hours and that exposes our blood to the ultraviolet frequencies and their cleansing properties and certainly has an important immune function and is important for our health

1:23:50 We should all admit ourselves to the sunlight at least two hours a day, to make sure we go through that purification process. I don't know...that just resonated with me as pretty interesting. It makes logical sense? Doesn't the sun's rays penetrate our skin as well? I'm sure we get a little bit there but maybe it's most effective through the eyes and so you need to be out in the open, in the sunlight without shields over your eyes for a natural process to take place. I don't know...I couldn't really find anywhere to shoehorn that into the interview but I had it in my notes and just wanted to throw it out to you now! But on higher side news not a whole lot going on I'm still just getting caught up and trying to enjoy the new life down here

1:24:43 I also just had a couple of orders which reminded me that i should mention the THC merch more often, which plus members do get a discount on. We got t-shirt designs for so many of the major THC themes many of which I am quite proud of not that I'm the artist but they're usually artists renditions of my ideas but a lot of them are as good as I could ask for and we got coffee mugs pillows etc etc I never really mentioned the merch store, but I probably should once in a while. The margins just aren't great for me and i really started it to have my own t-shirts made... But yes you can buy them too! And again plus members get a discount code when they sign up so do everything in the right order. But super happy with this one. I hope to check in with Analog every 6 months or so and keep it a thane because he's on some really unique threads and im all about it

1:25:39 I look forward to that Radium series actually coming out in all its glory. And as for the upcoming meetup events going on out there in the world, let's look at the calendar next on the list would be June 8th There is the LA Truthers Meet up at The Flame International Restaurant June 10th The Scotland UK Meet-Up Don't Let Our Man Down There Also June 10th The Rock Rest Lounge In Denver is having an event. Actually it says Denver gets higher but it's in Golden, Colorado. Locals know June 17th Stanford Connecticut June 20th Nashville Tennessee June 21st the Pork Fest meetup in Lancaster New Hampshire and there's a couple popping up for July but we will leave those for later in the month but that's the events we have on the calendar right now

1:26:34 show up, meet each other or hop on the calendar and make an event if you feel like you can't find people on your page because they are out there. And this is a good way to find them. But that's it for me big thanks to Analog he really brings it doesn't he? Check out his YouTube channel The Archivist hit him up on Twitter tell him thanks and follow along because he is sharing all of these articles on Twitter almost every day He's great at what he does lucky to have But I've done my part. Your move, history hiders! Last round erasers and timeline tampers! Lucid dreams are so vivid cause you go to bed at seven And your brain comes alive cause you hate your nine-to-five You wake up with a dread and make sure your cats are fed Did your brain talk to a ghost who moved your coffee and toast As you listen to the high side chats

1:27:33 You get to your desk and your boss says it's a mess And your soul slowly goes To a place where nothing grows When you think he's not around, you insert a SETI sound The OM says turn it down and you say It's just the higher side chats Who do you think could be invited? To Bohemia Grove. To a Bilderberg club Think you'd be invited By a Rothschild to a party on a submarine. Iving down, To the center of the earth Through the Marianas Trench Your teeth begin to clench From the sulfurous stench The mask you're given doesn't fit Cause your not one of them

1:28:28 Starting today, you'll make plans to get away. There's no one to hold you down and the what-ifs start to drown Then you wake to the glare of a cofluorescent stare And the light winks at you cause its life is almost through But it's holding on to quit time just like you It's time for The High Side Chats .