Topic: Crossroads

Knowles outlines a ritual cycle beginning with the 1945 Trinity test and continuing through Project Diana and Operation Crossroads. He posits that Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard timed the "Babylon Working" to coincide with Project Diana’s radar contact with the Moon in 1946. This sequence of events is characterized as a "call and answer" ritual that signaled human readiness for contact with electronic or multi-dimensional entities.

A detailed breakdown of geographic alignments reveals that the Roswell crash site on the Plains of San Augustine shares the exact latitude of Baalbek, the ancient Temple of Jupiter Amon. Furthermore, downtown Roswell aligns with the latitude of Mount Hermon, where the biblical Watchers reportedly descended. Knowles connects these events to Operation Crossroads, the 1946 nuclear tests run out of the Roswell Army Air Force Base.

The 1946 Operation Crossroads nuclear tests are framed as a ritualistic "crossroads" deal occurring exactly one year before the Roswell event. The involvement of General Ramey and the proximity of rocket scientists like Jack Parsons to these locations are highlighted as evidence of a coordinated effort.

Folklore regarding crossroads rituals often involves encounters with phantom animals and sulfuric odors before meeting a central entity. Unlike visual hallucinations induced by psychedelics, olfactory hallucinations are rare, suggesting that reported paranormal smells have an objective component. This distinction implies that these encounters are not merely byproducts of a malfunctioning brain but involve an external reality.

The host recaps the interview, offering further critiques of the Vatican and discussing the "planetary quarantine" theory in the context of Joseph Farrell's research. He previews the THC Plus segment, which covers Operation Crossroads, the Montauk Project, and the weaponization of horror films like *The Exorcist*. The show concludes with an announcement regarding the launch of Higher Side Clothing 2.0 and a potential upcoming episode on "Pizzagate" with David Seaman.

Dogman sightings often occur near specific geographic features such as crossroads, cemeteries, and freeway overpasses, mirroring European folklore regarding "phantom black dogs." These locations almost always feature a nearby water source and a supply of prey like deer or farm animals. Godfrey recounts a story from Northern Illinois where a creature was seen holding a domestic cat before being startled.