Topic: Maritime

The chronology of Unidentified Submerged Objects begins with a 1717 case in the Caribbean and a spectacular 1825 encounter in the South Pacific. While a 1492 sighting by Christopher Columbus is discussed as a potential early example, it is excluded from the official chronology due to a lack of certainty. These early cases challenge modern explanations involving human technology.

Eric Dollard shares his observations of "noise storms" that occur 12 to 48 hours before major earthquakes. He describes using modified AM radio equipment in the Oregon wilderness to hear these signals reflecting off the ionosphere. Dollard asserts that these hiss-like storms could be used to triangulate and pinpoint seismic events using simple, low-tech equipment.

Hanlon outlines the "Triple Crown Control Matrix," consisting of the Vatican, Washington D.C., and the City of London. He highlights the City of London's 2,000-year history of self-governance and its role as a lobbyist for global capital without public accountability. The segment details how the British Accredited Registry (BAR) system ensures that legal professionals in sovereign nations like the U.S. and Australia remain under British legal influence, effectively replacing common law with universal commercial code.

The conversation explores whether ancient global connections were the result of physical travel or "astral" information downloads. LaCroix argues for a physical presence of "traveling sages" described in indigenous legends as men with long white beards, such as Quetzalcoatl and Viracocha. He suggests these figures were not gods but advanced humans who mastered maritime travel long before currently accepted dates. This global empire, referenced in Plato’s accounts of Atlantis, reportedly civilized primitive groups through displays of "magic" or advanced technology.

In his solo wrap-up, Greg Carlwood admits his initial skepticism toward "legal loophole" or "sovereign citizen" topics, which he often finds impractical. However, he notes that Mike Collum's real-world experience with PMAs during the COVID-19 lockdowns makes the concept more credible. Carlwood observes that many businesses operated informally as private clubs during the pandemic to survive.

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 final segment touches on Clint Richardson’s research into the "straw man" and legal fiction, though the host expresses caution regarding the practical application of maritime law in court. Greg Carlwood closes the "Midnight Society" meeting, encouraging listeners to join the Plus membership for the full second hour.

Over 40,000 stone vases found at Saqqara exhibit machine-quality lathing and translucency that modern hand-carving techniques cannot replicate. The difficulty of maritime archaeology at depths of 2,300 feet prevents a full investigation into the timeline of the civilizations that produced such high-technology artifacts.

The discussion turns to the legal status of the United States, focusing on the use of gold-fringed "admiral" flags and the alleged lack of a valid Constitution since 1933 or 1871. They discuss the specific wording of presidential oaths and an anecdote about the architectural beauty of constitutional buildings in Washington, D.C. versus modern structures.

Earthquakes are described as the result of electrical and mechanical stress reaching a critical feedback point, creating powerful alternating currents. Eric Dollard shares his observations from the Ridgecrest earthquake, where he detected a "noise storm" on modified radio equipment 12 to 48 hours before the event. He explains that these storms are distinct from atmospheric noise and serve as a definitive forecasting tool for seismic events.

The host previews the second hour of the interview available to Plus members, which covers artificial wombs, Kim Kardashian, and Janice Barcello’s battle against smart meters. Other topics mentioned include the "legal fiction straw man" theory, maritime law, and a major update on the Morgellons condition. The show concludes with a call to support the program at TheHigherSideChatsPlus.com.

The theory behind predictive linguistics suggests that individuals experience emotional repercussions of future events before they occur. These psychic impressions cause people to change their typical language patterns, such as discussing unrelated topics in specialized forums shortly before a major incident. This phenomenon is described as a warning from consciousness that manifests as subtle shifts in vocabulary.

Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, served as a critical maritime crossroads for ancient travelers, with oral traditions describing red-haired, light-skinned inhabitants predating the Polynesians. The island's unique Rongo-Rongo tablets feature a sophisticated hieroglyphic system that remains undeciphered. Some researchers note a striking similarity between the Rongo-Rongo symbols and ancient scripts from the Indus Valley in India.

Crow argues that every map used in schools is a deceptive construct, specifically criticizing the Mercator projection for inflating the size of European nations while shrinking the third world. He compares various projections to show that no one truly knows the shape or size of Earth's landmasses. He asserts that if the moon landing and rocket physics are provably false, then the globe model itself must be questioned as a tool of psychological control.

Saturn, or Kronos, is linked to the "crown" and the legal system, specifically the "Crown Copyright" claimed over a child's birth record in hospitals. This act is described as selling a soul to a commercial beast system managed by the Vatican and the City of London. The discussion outlines three types of "heroes"—Jupiterian, Neptunian, and Plutonian—noting that humanity must strive to become Jupiterian heroes who save themselves and others through spiritual deeds.

John Hamer posits that J.P. Morgan orchestrated an identity switch between the damaged Olympic and the newly built Titanic to commit maritime insurance fraud. By sinking the "lemon" ship under the name Titanic, Morgan could allegedly recoup his investment while keeping the superior vessel in service.

The discussion explores the etymology of the word "corporation," linking it to the word "corpse" and the idea of breathing life into dead entities. This segment references Jordan Maxwell's work on maritime law and birth certificates, suggesting that the legal system treats living people as dead cargo. Crow argues that society is conditioned into a state of "voluntary suicide" through fixed expectations of aging and death.

Kate of Gaia argues that the legal name is the primary control mechanism used to enslave humanity through the "legal matrix of commerce." According to Kate, parents unknowingly sell their children's names to the Crown through registration, creating a fraudulent contract that treats the living being as a piece of paper. The segment explores how courts operate under admiralty or maritime law and how the legal name keeps the human mind in a state of survival.

The legal system is described as a "commerce game" where participants are classified as either creditors or debtors. Maxwell explains that courtrooms function like sports courts where "rackets" are used, referring to the specific terms and symbols employed by attorneys. He highlights the "fine print" on checks and contracts, claiming that the dotted line is actually composed of microscopic text that makes the signer a "signatory" under maritime admiralty law.

Maxwell distinguishes between the "Law of the Land," which pertains to local customs and cultures, and the "Law of the Sea," which governs international commerce and banking. He argues that because the Earth is primarily water, maritime law is the dominant force in global business. This is reflected in financial terminology such as "cash flow," "liquid assets," and "currents," which Maxwell links to the movement of water.