Topic: Akhenaten

Dr. Farrell discusses the "heretic pharaoh" Akhenaten and his attempt to restore the centrality of the sun god, which Farrell interprets as an effort to return to plasma-based "religio-physics." He suggests the Giza pyramids predate the Egyptian civilization by thousands of years and that Akhenaten was trying to reclaim their original, lost purpose. This effort ultimately failed, but it points toward an ancient understanding of the sun as a sentient plasma entity.

Genetic testing of the Paracas elongated skulls from Peru indicates origins in Crimea and Eurasia, featuring distinct suture lines and vascular structures different from standard human anatomy. These findings challenge the theory that all elongated skulls were the result of artificial cranial deformation and suggest a unique human subspecies.

The extended program covers diverse topics including the elite's interest in Antarctica, Velikovsky's theories on solar system changes, and the Electric Universe model. Additional discussions involve the geopolymer theory of Egyptian pyramids, the 33rd parallel, and the historical figure Akhenaten. The host previews an upcoming political episode while encouraging listeners to challenge the current debt-based system.

Ancestor veneration is presented as the world's oldest spirituality, offering a "wellspring of perspective" and a foundation for "luck magic." Practices range from the Roman tradition of adopting heirs to perform rites to the Egyptian practice of "erasing" ancestors like Hatshepsut or Akhenaten by removing their names from monuments. Reconnecting with one's bloodline is said to result in benign coincidences and a more navigable life, rather than direct financial gain like winning the lottery.

The narrative focuses on Pharaoh Akhenaten as a revolutionary figure who attempted to dismantle the power of the Amun priesthood and their financial control systems. Xavier Hayes compares Akhenaten to John F. Kennedy, suggesting both were insiders who turned against the secret cabals of their respective eras. The segment also touches on Queen Hatshepsut’s influence on Akhenaten regarding matriarchal traditions before her mysterious disappearance.

The discussion explores a fringe theory suggesting that Barack Obama may be a clone of Pharaoh Akhenaten. Greg Carlwood and Xavier Hayes discuss physical similarities and a prominent scar on Obama's head as potential evidence of surgical or cloning procedures. They also characterize the modern presidency as a role filled by "master CIA agents" or puppets of a deeper establishment.

Freeman Fly presents his theory that the Obama family are clones of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten and his relatives. He claims that facial overlays of Barack Obama and Akhenaten, as well as Michelle Obama and Queen Tiye, show exact matches. Freeman also discusses the "KV55" mummy mystery and Zahi Hawass's DNA research, suggesting that the elite have used advanced cloning technology to bring ancient bloodlines into modern political power.

Freeman Fly details Michael Jackson’s associations with psychic Uri Geller and the Raelian movement in a quest for biological cloning or robotic immortality. He highlights a bust in the Chicago Museum from the era of Pharaoh Akhenaten that bears an exact resemblance to Jackson. The discussion also mentions Jackson’s unexplained $500,000 debt to a Saudi Arabian individual and video footage allegedly showing him alive after his reported death.

Corporate logos often incorporate esoteric symbols to appeal to the subconscious or commemorate bloodlines, such as the coiled serpent in the City of London guilds. Tesarion points out the similarity between Barack Obama’s campaign logo and the Akhenaten sun symbol. He also notes the prevalence of pagan symbols, like the Green Man and checkered floors, in Christian churches and civic buildings.