Topic: Pacifism

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.

The devastating wildfires in Pacific Palisades and Southern California are attributed to a combination of environmental factors and malicious government incompetence. The "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) hiring practices of officials like Mayor Karen Bass are criticized for prioritizing identity over merit in emergency management. The discussion suggests that incompetent leadership is intentionally installed to facilitate the "controlled demolition" of infrastructure.

The conversation explores the varied climates and geographies available to expats in Central America, ranging from the Pacific coast to the Caribbean and the highlands. Mike Cobb compares the Pacific regions of Nicaragua and Costa Rica to the climate of San Diego, featuring palm trees and warm ocean temperatures. He also highlights the "springtime all the time" climate of the coffee-growing highlands for those who prefer cooler weather.

Jeff Harmon concludes the interview by encouraging listeners to visit his website for personal readings and relocation astrology. Greg Carlwood discusses his potential move to Central Florida based on Harmon's previous relocation breakdown. The segment ends with a reminder to observe reality without ego as everyone eventually exits the physical body.

Carlwood announces the completion of the new forum chat feature on the Higher Side website, including a 24/7 live stream called WTHC. He invites Plus members to a digital meetup scheduled for Monday the 16th at 7 p.m. Pacific Time to test the new system.

Stephen Snyder and Greg Carlwood discuss how the intelligence community co-opts skeptical and conspiratorial thinkers through "pacification programs." They cite the infiltration of the UFO community and early ARGs like "Ong's Hat" as methods to lead researchers down dead ends or push unstable individuals toward antisocial behavior.

The Christian concepts of "loving your enemies" and "unconditional love" are critiqued as psychological tools designed to make populations docile and easy to oppress. This doctrine of non-resistance is contrasted with the Vedic teachings in the Bhagavad Gita and the warrior spirit of the Vikings, who resisted Christianization for centuries. The segment argues that these religious tenets serve the interests of the state by discouraging resistance against predatory power structures.

The 1886 Supreme Court case Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad established that private corporations are "natural persons" under the US Constitution. This ruling granted corporations the same protections under the Bill of Rights as average citizens, allowing them to dominate the workforce and political landscape by 1920. This legal shift effectively marginalized small businesses in favor of big trusts and corporate influence.

White distinguishes between "parlor game" numerology and proper ritual magic, expressing skepticism toward simple number-adding ciphers. He emphasizes that timing and anniversaries are more significant to occult practitioners than basic gematria. The segment concludes with a discussion on the "Pacific Pivot," identifying the region between Hawaii and China as the emerging global flashpoint for military and weird activity.

Addressing the stability of constellations, High explains that precessional cycles take hundreds of thousands of years to show significant deviation. He cites South Pacific islanders who recorded changes in navigational stars over 800 years through traditional sea songs. These ancient records suggest that while stars appear fixed to modern observers, seafaring cultures noted subtle shifts in stellar positions.

Analysis of the 2016 election aftermath focuses on the sudden scrapping of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and an "eerie calm" in Washington. Knowles suggests that the hacking of figures like John Podesta and George Soros served as a notice that their secrets were no longer safe. He argues that the media's role as a propaganda wing for the Democratic Party prevented a traditional Watergate-style scandal, despite the gravity of the DNC leaks.

During the Tucson expedition, Reich's team recorded a rise in relative humidity from 15% to 65% using drawing operations aimed toward the Pacific. They observed large, bright UFOs appearing whenever clouds began to form, which Reich interpreted as an attempt to interfere with the energy buildup. Despite these anomalies, the team maintained strict scientific protocols and individual journals to document the unprecedented atmospheric changes.

Kuhn Loeb, a German-born banking organization, once controlled 65% of the physical railroads in the United States, giving them immense power over telegraphy and telluric current knowledge. They backed E.H. Harriman’s purchase of the Union Pacific Railroad, linking the Harriman family to Prescott Bush. Bush was later investigated for providing banking services to Nazi Germany, highlighting the deep and controversial ties between the Bush family and German interests.

Robert Guffey, author of Cameo: A Strange But True Story Of Invisible Spies Heroin Addiction And Homeland Security, discusses the reality of the modern surveillance state. The narrative centers on a man in Pacific Beach, San Diego, who inadvertently became a target of military intelligence. Guffey addresses the skepticism surrounding his work, comparing the book's contents to a "can of peas" that contains exactly what is advertised on the label.

Robert Guffey recounts his initiation into the third degree of Freemasonry on July 12, 2003, a date that serves as a chronological anchor for the events in his book. Following the ceremony, Guffey attempted to contact his long-time friend Damien, referred to as Dion in the text. Damien failed to return the call for an entire week, which was highly uncharacteristic of their friendship and signaled the beginning of a strange series of events.

Special Agent Lita Johnson, representing the NCIS, arrived at Damien's apartment demanding a search without a warrant. After Damien refused entry, local police and NCIS agents returned simultaneously to raid the premises. While the apartment contained various illegal drugs, the authorities were exclusively focused on recovering the stolen military night vision goggles and equipment.

Hunters in the Pacific Northwest have reported instances where animal carcasses, such as black bears, vanish instantly after being hidden or cached. These events are often accompanied by Class B Sasquatch evidence, including unexplained voices, the feeling of being watched, and stones being thrown. These reports mirror poltergeist activity typically associated with haunted houses rather than biological animals.

The use of occult symbolism by celebrities like Jay-Z and Rihanna is framed as a distraction from tangible issues like the Trans-Pacific Partnership and declining wages. While conspiracy researchers often focus on these performances as grand secrets, Knowles argues they are often "ritualistic gamesmanship" designed to make the audience feel included in a secret they are not actually part of. He emphasizes that focusing on these distractions prevents people from addressing the "bread and butter" issues affecting their lives.

The discussion addresses the ongoing impact of Fukushima radiation on the US West Coast and the devastating effects of geoengineering on global weather cycles. Zen Gardner praises Dane Wigington of Geoengineeringwatch.org for his tireless research into chemtrails and the HAARP program.

The global "Cabal" is described as a hierarchy topped by the international banking cartel, followed by the oil cartel and multinational CEOs. Hellyer warns that trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Canada-European Trade Agreement (CETA) include settlement mechanisms that allow corporations to sue sovereign nations. These legal frameworks are designed to prevent countries from returning to publicly funded monetary systems.