Topic: Cuba

The Cuban underwater formation, discovered by oceanographer Paula Zalitsky, is identified as a state two monument that was above sea level during the last rotation. Other geological anomalies, such as the Gobi Desert and the saline flats of Australia, are explained as the result of oceanic cascades during the 104-degree shift. Additionally, the "plastic deformation" of massive stones at Sacsayhuaman suggests that ancient builders used unknown technologies to construct survival shelters at high elevations.

The discussion turns to underwater ruins, specifically the sunken city off the coast of Cuba, which features structures resembling pyramids and squares. The host contrasts these definitive structures with the more ambiguous Bimini Road. He criticizes the Western archaeological industry for ignoring such evidence to maintain a "chorus line" of career researchers who rely on micro-discoveries to secure grant money.

Host Greg Carlwood presents a theory linking John McAfee to the "Rusty Shackleford" YouTube account, which filmed drone footage of the FBI raiding Jeffrey Epstein's island. Janice McAfee confirms that she and John were in the Caribbean on a yacht during the time the footage was captured in late 2019. She admits she believes the Rusty Shackleford persona is related to John in some capacity, though she stops short of a full confirmation.

Monica Perez plans a deep dive into Servando Gonzalez’s work regarding psychological operations and the New World Order. Gonzalez posits that Cuba served as a prototype for the de-industrialization of the West, a concept now manifesting in "15-minute cities" and digital urban planning. This research aims to uncover how historical experiments in social engineering are being applied to modern global structures.

Atlantis suffered three major geological destructions, starting with the gas explosions of 50,000 BC which broke the land into five main islands. A second series of earthquakes in 28,000 BC further fragmented the empire into the islands known today as the Bahamas, Cuba, and Haiti. Despite these catastrophes, the Atlanteans remained a dominant maritime culture that attempted to conquer other parts of the world.

The discussion shifts to "ship tracks," which are massive clouds created by the exhaust of super tanker ships. Jim Lee claims that a small number of these vessels produce more significant atmospheric changes than millions of cars, yet they remain largely unregulated. He links these phenomena to broader concepts of ecological and economic warfare, citing the 1969 CIA cloud-seeding operations intended to disrupt Cuban sugar crops.

The segment explores the intentional asset-stripping of the power grid to make it vulnerable to weather attacks. Tavares references historical weather modification like "Operation Popeye" in Vietnam and "Nile Blue" in Cuba. She also discusses Presidential Executive Order 13834, which she claims mandates "Toilet-to-Tap" water treatment, forcing citizens to drink recycled sewage.

The post-Younger Dryas period saw the submergence of vast landmasses like Doggerland, which once connected Britain to mainland Europe. Evidence of underwater cities off the coast of Cuba and near Alexandria suggests that the true centers of ancient civilization are currently located deep beneath the ocean surface.

Guantanamo Bay exists in a state of legal limbo where the U.S. exercises total control while technically acknowledging Cuban sovereignty. This nebulous jurisdiction was exploited by the Bush administration to create a space where U.S. domestic law did not fully apply. The segment compares these "offshore" legal loopholes to international tax havens used by the powerful to avoid oversight.

Historical data shows that mortality rates often improve during economic recessions, a phenomenon Dr. Milham attributes to reduced electricity consumption. He notes that affluent populations with high electrical usage tend to have poorer health outcomes compared to those in poverty or groups like the Amish. Regarding modern technology, he expresses a preference for Subaru vehicles because they use light-based safety systems rather than the radar-based collision avoidance found in other brands.

The reported metallic sounds and physiological symptoms experienced by staff at the Cuban embassy are cited as evidence of localized electromagnetic interference. Farrell warns that the rollout of 5G and smart meters could expand this technology's reach, turning entire dwellings into broadcast antennas. He references Dr. Jose Delgado’s vision of a psychotronically controlled society where "happy" or "bad" thoughts can be beamed to a population to achieve specific social outcomes.

Major General Edward Lansdale proposed a plan in the early 1960s to disrupt the Cuban government by projecting images of Jesus onto clouds. The project intended to use loudspeakers to broadcast messages urging citizens to denounce Fidel Castro, framing the event as the Second Coming. Although the technology was insufficient at the time, declassified files confirm the existence of these bizarre psychological warfare strategies.

A unified system of "pre-Sanskrit" runic writing has been found across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, suggesting a cohesive global culture existed before the Reformation. Ivanova notes that researchers filming an underwater pyramid off the coast of Cuba initially reported similar writing but later retracted their statements under pressure. This universal script is often labeled as independent systems by mainstream scholars to hide the "one big family" of humanity.

The 2011 intervention in Libya and the death of Muammar Gaddafi are linked to his plans to establish a gold-backed African currency to bypass the Western central banking system. Leaked emails suggest this move threatened the dominance of the US dollar and the global banking infrastructure. Currently, only a few countries like Iran, North Korea, and Cuba remain outside the international central banking fold, making them primary targets for Western media vilification.

Lee Harvey Oswald traveled to Mexico City to deliver a biological weapon, but the operation was used as a setup to frame him as a pro-Cuba extremist. Fake telephone calls were manufactured to link Oswald to Soviet assassin Valeriy Kostikov while he attempted to secure a visa to Cuba. Once the project was cancelled, Oswald abandoned his efforts to enter Cuba and returned to Dallas, under heavy suspicion from intelligence agencies.

The discussion addresses popular theories about Atlantis being located near Spain or Cuba. Flem-Ath argues these sites are too small to match Plato's description of an island continent. He suggests that underwater ruins found in these areas are likely remnants of Atlantean colonies that were submerged when global sea levels rose by 100 meters following the melting of the northern ice sheets.

The discussion focuses on the suspension of habeas corpus and the existence of Guantanamo Bay as a legal "black hole." The hosts question why suspected terrorists are denied the same due process afforded to serial killers like Charles Manson, suggesting history will judge this era harshly.

The participants discuss Operation Northwoods, a 1962 proposal by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to blame on Cuba. They note that President John F. Kennedy rejected the plan, which included sinking ships and orchestrating bombings. The group contrasts Kennedy's opposition to secret societies with the extensive CIA backgrounds of George H.W. Bush and other later leaders.