Topic: Flood

The discussion explores the concept of a precursor civilization, often referred to as Atlantis, which may have possessed advanced knowledge before a global cataclysm. Howard argues that ancient myths, such as Zeus's thunderbolts or the global flood, should be taken literally as allegories for physical cosmic events. He criticizes modern academia for respecting indigenous cultures while simultaneously dismissing their oral histories of ancient catastrophes as mere "campfire stories."

Carlwood previews the second hour of the interview, which covers whale communication, the "Antarctica final experiment," and the cooling properties of moonlight. He mentions discussing "Titans" and the "mud flood" theories popularized by Stellium 7. The segment highlights a deep dive into the nature of consciousness, magic, and the manipulation of physical reality.

Carlwood shares an excerpt from Freeland's book regarding the Great Flood of 1993 in the American Midwest. The text attributes the epic flooding to an early version of the HAARP ionospheric heater in Russia, known as the "Russian Woodpecker," which reportedly altered the jet stream. This "pump-and-dump" operation allegedly used the Ground Wave Emergency Network (GWEN) to steer atmospheric rivers and dump massive amounts of rain on predesignated areas.

A local conspiracy involves James Scott, a man currently imprisoned for allegedly sabotaging a levee in Quincy, Illinois, during the Great Flood of 1993. While the Army Corps of Engineers suggested the levee failure was inevitable, local authorities prosecuted Scott for intentional damage. This legal classification allowed residents to claim homeowner's insurance for flood damage that would otherwise be excluded as an "act of God."

Distinguishing between the Anunnaki and the Apkallu is essential, as the latter are described as semi-biological sages originating from the Pleiades. Dr. Lynn proposes that these "Shining Ones" were not necessarily extraterrestrial but survivors of a pre-flood advanced society who displaced hunter-gatherers in Mesopotamia. The term "worship" in this context originally meant "to work for," suggesting a system of agricultural enslavement.

The hosts explore the "Mud Flood" and Tartaria hypotheses, focusing on anomalous architecture found in cities like San Francisco. They discuss the lack of construction photos for massive 19th-century buildings and the discovery of detailed windows and doors buried underground. The theory suggests a recent global cataclysm or "liquefaction" event that buried a previous civilization's infrastructure.

Referencing the historian Flavius Josephus and the Book of Jasher, Hanlon discusses ancient evidence for giants and hybrid animal experimentation. The host draws parallels between these stories and modern genetic splicing, suggesting that "out of control" technology was the catalyst for the Great Flood. They agree that "Atlantis" likely refers to the global pre-diluvian network based in Babylon rather than a single specific location, noting the consistency of construction techniques found in megaliths worldwide.

A new theory posits that pyramids were designed as survival bunkers or seed vaults rather than power plants or tombs. Their robust, solid construction and placement on high ground suggest they were intended to withstand global deluges. Indigenous stories, including those from the Paiute and Hopi, describe a "priest class" instructing people to build or enter these structures to survive cataclysmic events.

The benefits of professional food forest design are discussed, including the analysis of topography, sun paths, and hardiness zones to create a system that requires less maintenance than a traditional lawn. Gale explains the science of permaculture as "permanent culture," where functions are stacked to maximize efficiency. He shares an example of using excavated material from a pond to raise land levels, successfully protecting his property during a 500-year flood event.

Michelle Gibson proposes that the Philadelphia Experiment on July 22, 1942, triggered a cataclysmic "mud flood" or land liquefaction. She identifies a linear alignment of ruined land and swamps stretching from the New Jersey Pine Barrens to Massachusetts. This region includes high-tech facilities like Brookhaven National Laboratory and Plum Island, which Gibson links to the intentional destruction of the old world's ley lines.

The guest recounts his time working for the Ministries of Trade and Health in Saudi Arabia, where he observed receding shoreline patterns in the "Empty Quarter" desert. He extrapolates this data to suggest that the Persian Gulf once extended across the Levant and into North Africa, indicating a massive regional flood. He questions why this geological evidence, which is visible on Google Earth, is not part of the public knowledge regarding human history in the Middle East.

The guest describes a specific "bric-a-brac" erosion pattern on the Khafren pyramid in Egypt, located just below its remaining limestone cap. Drawing on 40 years of sailing experience, he identifies this as a horizontal band caused by standing ocean water. He concludes that the pyramid was once partially submerged, which explains the loss of its outer casing stones, and argues that this evidence is being suppressed to maintain the current historical narrative.

Greg Carlwood provides a personal update on his move from San Diego to Florida. He describes a failed home purchase due to sinkhole history and high insurance costs, followed by a successful contract on a different property. He discusses the logistical challenges of Florida's insurance market and the political factors influencing rising rates in the state.

Aaron Murakami explains the technical process of rejuvenating lead-acid batteries by reaching specific voltage plateaus to dissolve sulfation. He describes how a slight voltage drop in the 15-volt range indicates that impedance has decreased and the chemistry has returned to a like-new state. This method allows for the recovery of approximately 80% of discarded batteries, bringing them back to or above their original manufacturer's rating.

Tess Clark provides advice for those seeking to prepare for a difficult decade, recommending permaculture, organic farming, and moving away from major cities. She suggests using resources like flood maps and the Ice Age Farmer’s data to identify safer geographic locations. The segment emphasizes the importance of community and common sense over panic, noting that while catastrophes are inevitable, individuals should focus on doing their best to become self-sufficient.

The hosts discuss the striking similarities between flood myths in disparate cultures, such as the Navajo nation and the biblical story of Noah's Ark. They argue that these consistencies across civilizations that had no contact with one another suggest a shared historical reality rather than mere coincidence or religious "ripping off."

Greg Carlwood and Ben Joseph Stewart examine the "Mud Flood" and Tartaria hypotheses, which suggest a global cataclysm occurred much more recently than officially recorded. They point to 19th-century architecture in cities like San Francisco that features detailed windows and doors buried underground, suggesting these structures were "found" rather than built by settlers. The lack of construction photos for many grand buildings from the early 1900s serves as a primary piece of evidence for this hidden history.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, specifically the "Sons of Belial" and their parallels to the "Cult of Baal." He discusses the recurring historical archetype of peaceful societies being infiltrated and destroyed by dark cabals. Carlwood connects these themes to modern concerns regarding Silicon Valley, technology, and alternative history theories like Tartaria and the plasma apocalypse.

The "Electromagnetic Plasma Changeover" or Plasma Apocalypse theory describes a cyclical celestial event involving a plasma vortex at the North Pole. This event is linked to historical resets like the destruction of Atlantis and the "mud flood" phenomenon. The discussion interprets the Book of Revelation as a coded history of these atmospheric cataclysms, which the Vatican and global elites allegedly keep secret.

Researchers are investigating the "mud flood" phenomenon, where buildings worldwide show one or two floors buried beneath 12 to 18 feet of soil. Evidence in Seattle and the Netherlands reveals underground windows and doorways that were not intended as foundations. Potential causes discussed include solar minimums, seismic ground liquefaction, or plasma outbursts that buried the previous civilization's infrastructure.