Topic: 1717

The chronology of Unidentified Submerged Objects begins with a 1717 case in the Caribbean and a spectacular 1825 encounter in the South Pacific. While a 1492 sighting by Christopher Columbus is discussed as a potential early example, it is excluded from the official chronology due to a lack of certainty. These early cases challenge modern explanations involving human technology.

Greg Carlwood and Michelle Gibson define the primary era of historical manipulation as the period between 1492 and 1942. This timeframe encompasses the voyages of Christopher Columbus, the rise of European royal families, and the global conquest of India, China, and the Americas. They suggest that the House of Romanov and other royal branches worked systematically to plunder and re-educate the world.

Michelle Gibson discusses the 450-year timeline centered on the year 1717, noting the significance of papal bulls in justifying land grabs. The Inter Caetera bull of 1493 and the prior Dum Diversus established the legal basis for the Doctrine of Discovery. Gibson argues that these 50-year cycles were used as initiatory years to meticulously plan the rollout of the new world system.

Michelle Gibson highlights the use of numerology and ritual dates by the British monarchy, specifically the 200-year gap between 1717 and 1917. On July 17, 1917, King George V changed the royal house name to Windsor, exactly two centuries after the premiere of Handel's Water Music. Gibson argues that linear time and the Gregorian calendar are used to trap humanity in a ritualistic closed loop.

The significance of the number 17 is discussed, noting its association with the death of Osiris and the 1717 founding of official Freemasonry. The conversation returns to Frazier's lyrics, specifically a song referencing the "Lagoon Klesova" in Greece where Lord Byron died. The guest argues that these highly literate and geographically specific references are evidence of Frazier channeling a disincarnate being with a vast historical memory.

Robert Sullivan discusses the formal establishment of modern Freemasonry on June 24, 1717, with the formation of the Grand Lodge of England. He notes the significance of the date, which aligns with the summer solstice and solar symbolism. Sullivan explains the role of the Worshipful Master, who represents the rising sun and the bringing of wisdom to the world.