
George Howard | Suppressed Plasma Physics, Lost Civilizations, & The Cosmic Summit
George Howard and Greg Carlwood challenge the rigid canons of mainstream archaeology by examining the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and the suppression of plasma-based technologies. Howard, the organizer of the Cosmic Summit and founder of Cosmic Tusk, argues that a global cataclysm 12,800 years ago erased a precursor civilization, leaving behind only the allegorical myths of Zeus and the Great Flood. This investigation links the physical evidence of shallow soil impact proxies to the esoteric rituals of Freemasonry and the classified research of Philo T. Farnsworth. Malcolm Bendell remains a central figure of intrigue following a suppressed 15-hour recording session with Joe Rogan that allegedly delved into free energy and international espionage. Howard recounts testing Bendell’s Thunderstorm Generator in a Raleigh laboratory, where the device reportedly neutralized internal combustion pollutants through low-energy nuclear reactions. The discussion connects these plasma phenomena to the work of T. Townsend Brown and the historical suppression of cold fusion by interests tied to Rockefeller and the temperance movement. Additional scrutiny is applied to the Carbon-14 dating methods used by the Comet Research Group and the suspicious classification of anti-gravity research by national security agencies. George Howard shares personal anecdotes about establishing a media studio within a historic Masonic lodge in North Carolina while detailing his plans to join the organization to investigate its connection to sacred geometry. The conversation highlights the cultural shift toward long-form podcasting as a tool for the Great Weaving of heretical ideas. Greg Carlwood concludes with a skeptical look at David Grusch and the UAP disclosure movement, suggesting that alien narratives may serve as a strategic cover for the rollout of deep-state energy technologies required for modern data centers.



















