Topic: 1968

In the 1930s, Edgar Cayce predicted that a portion of Atlantis would be discovered off the coast of Bimini in the Bahamas between 1968 and 1969. He described Atlantis as a vast island empire extending from the Straits of Gibraltar to the Caribbean. Dr. Greg Little notes that his own involvement in searching for these ruins began around 2002.

Zachary K. Hubbard details his early research into the September 11 attacks, focusing on the recurring number 77 and the significance of the year 1968. He notes that the Pentagon is 77 feet tall and sits on the 77th meridian, while Flight 77 reportedly struck the building 77 minutes after takeoff. The discussion links these events to George W. Bush and the 33-year span between 1968 and 2001.

Hubbard argues that both 9/11 and the coronavirus pandemic serve the same agenda of expanding the surveillance state and eroding civil liberties. He notes that the term coronavirus was coined in 1968, the same year the 911 emergency code was established. The segment discusses how the definition of a terrorist has broadened to include those sharing information online.

Jerome Daly successfully defended himself against a $14,000 mortgage foreclosure in 1968 by proving the bank created the loan value out of thin air. During the trial, the bank president admitted that the funds were merely a bookkeeping entry rather than physical reserves. Although the ruling theoretically challenged the entire central banking system, legal loopholes were quickly closed to prevent the precedent from collapsing the financial industry.