
Jay Weidner | The Cross Of Hendaye, Plasma Portals, & The Season of Catastrophe
Jay Weidner returns to decode the Great Cross of Hendaye, a Freemasonic monument on the French-Spanish border that allegedly predicts a looming solar cataclysm. Weidner asserts that the monument’s symbols, including an eight-pointed star and an angry sun, serve as a chronological map for the transition from the Kali Yuga into a period of intense galactic energy. This cycle of destruction and renewal is reportedly known to global elites who have spent decades constructing deep underground military bases to survive the coming solar plasma discharge. The discussion links ancient Hopi legends of the Ant People to modern geological anomalies, such as the 12,000-year-old forest discovered beneath the Great Sand Dunes. Weidner cites the work of alchemist Fulcanelli and researcher Chris O'Brien to argue that Gothic cathedrals and Incan tunnel networks in Cusco were designed as electromagnetic refuges or repositories of forbidden knowledge. Specific claims include the 1871 Chicago Fire being an aerial plasma event, the Grand Canyon forming via massive lightning strikes, and NASA documenting predatory sentient plasma beings in the upper atmosphere. Weidner also details his legal battles with Corey Goode and the fallout of the Gaia TV controversy. Greg Carlwood and Jay Weidner explore the oddities of the Voyager spacecraft, questioning how 1970s technology survived the heliosphere to transmit decoded harmonic hums. The conversation takes a turn into the Missing 411 phenomena, where Weidner suggests that granite rock formations in Arches National Park act as accidental portals. Between mentions of Stanley Kubrick’s hidden MKUltra codes in The Shining and the bizarre history of 19th-century orphan trains, the episode captures the high-strung tension of a world on the brink of a 400-year cyclical reset.



















