Topic: Ross Benn

Host Greg Carlwood summarizes the episode's themes, focusing on the pervasive Moorish influence in American architecture that contradicts official history. He references other researchers like Ross Benn and the Ethical Skeptic who have noted similar anomalies in indigenous cultures. Carlwood posits that the elite may be incapable of true creativity, relying instead on the manipulation of existing structures.

The 2012 Olympic ceremonies featured Mary Poppins characters and the song "A Spoonful of Sugar," which was originally inspired by the polio vaccine. Greg Carlwood and Michael Wan discuss how the synchronized dancers formed shapes resembling the coronavirus. They also reference Stephen Hawking and Ross Benn regarding the significance of the year 2020 in various calendar systems.

Greg Carlwood welcomes guest Ross Benn to discuss the chaotic events of 2020, including viruses, quarantines, and the expansion of the technocracy. Benn, author of "Rocks of Ages" and "5G Wellness 101," returns for his third appearance to provide an astrological and mineral-based perspective on current global shifts. The conversation sets the stage for mitigating 5G radiation and understanding the year's intense energy.

Ross Benn concludes his segment by advising listeners to follow their intuition and disconnect from media to hear their "inner knowing." He emphasizes the importance of acting on inspired thoughts and suggests "flying under the radar" to avoid unnecessary attention during troubled times. Greg Carlwood thanks Benn for his insights and his role as a "Western shaman" providing clarity during the quarantine.

Researcher Marcia Romolo's work is cited, suggesting that Tartarian power stations used pipe organs and sound waves (cymatics) to heal the population. According to this theory, invading forces appropriated these stations and converted them into banks, museums, and churches. Carlwood also references Ross Benn's work regarding the indigenous roots of the black population in America, linking it to the broader theme of rewritten history.