Topic: Treaties

The discussion addresses why free energy technology is suppressed, suggesting that JP Morgan pulled Tesla's funding because the system was a dual-use technology capable of becoming a planet-busting weapon. Farrell posits a "Cosmic Treaty of Versailles" where higher entities or "Watchers" demilitarized the Earth. This quarantine is reflected in the Book of Enoch and Sitchin’s texts, which describe the removal of essential "firing pin" components from the Great Pyramid to render it non-lethal.

Dan Zusoko outlines a timeline suggesting the military leaked polar openings in 1957, followed by the creation of NASA in 1958 and the signing of the Antarctic Treaty in 1959. He challenges the standard molten core model, noting it was only introduced to school curriculums in 1959 based on theories proposed by seismologist Inge Lehmann in 1936. The discussion questions the lack of mathematical proof for a molten iron core and explores the possibility of a miniature star existing within the planet.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the challenges of maintaining show quality while managing relationships with book publishers and persistent guest requests. He expresses satisfaction with the interview with Dan Zusoko, particularly the synthesis of the 1950s timeline involving NASA, the Antarctic Treaty, and the school curriculum changes. Carlwood notes that he prefers to handle guest booking himself to maintain the "fun" of the show, despite the occasional pressure to accept mediocre pitches.

The guest discusses reports of heat plumes in Antarctica, attributing them to the 138 volcanoes located beneath the ice rather than surface fires. He transitions into a critique of the Antarctic Treaty and the global embargo on information regarding human origins. He argues that withholding exceptional observations from Antarctica constitutes a human rights crime, as no government has the authority to negotiate or hide the truth of mankind's history.

Dr. Joseph P. Farrell disputes the idea that J.P. Morgan stopped Nikola Tesla's funding because he couldn't meter the energy. Instead, he suggests Morgan was warned by figures like Charles Steinmetz that the system was a dangerous weapon that could be easily replicated by adversaries. Farrell proposes a "Cosmic Versailles Treaty" where intelligent plasma entities or "angels" intervened to disable such powerful technologies to prevent planetary destruction.

The 2020 stimulus bill and political corruption in Washington are framed as manifestations of the United States facing its natal Pluto return. Ross Ben discusses the Treaty of Paris chart and suggests the nation is undergoing a reckoning regarding omniversal law. He further predicts a period of DNA awakening for humanity, particularly among the youth, leading into 2022.

Ross Ben analyzes the astrological significance of the Treaty of Paris, signed September 3, 1783, as the true birth of the United States. He discusses the geopolitical tension in 1793 when the French Republic declared war on Great Britain and demanded U.S. support. President George Washington responded with the Proclamation of Neutrality on April 22, 1793, an "America First" policy that triggered conflict with French interests.

The conversation covers Admiral Byrd's 1946-1947 expedition, Operation High Jump, and an alleged confrontation with advanced craft. Olsen discusses Operation Argus, involving high-altitude nuclear testing in the Southern Ocean, which he suggests was an attempt to target hidden bases. These events are linked to the 1962 ratification of the Antarctica Treaty, which designated the continent as a demilitarized world biosphere.

The discussion connects the mythological Prometheus to modern accounts of the Granada Treaty, allegedly signed by President Eisenhower with extraterrestrial entities. Ross Ben interprets the statues at the Philadelphia Museum of Art as symbolic representations of Nephilim and the trade of human subjects for advanced technology. This "social consciousness" sculpture is viewed as a transparent disclosure of the elite's deal with non-human forces.

A chronological timeline of the Antarctic conspiracy begins with the 1919 Vril messages and extends to the 1947 creation of the CIA and Operation Paperclip. Key events include the 1952 UFO flyover of the White House, the 1961 Antarctic Treaty, and the 2001 discovery of the Lake Vostok anomaly. This framework suggests a continuous thread of secret negotiations and technological development involving Nazi remnants, the US government, and extraterrestrial entities.

The Antarctic Treaty and strict regulations on fuel and travel below 60 degrees are presented as evidence of a cover-up. It is claimed that independent exploration of Antarctica is prohibited to prevent the public from discovering the true nature of the ice wall. The lack of commercial flights over the South Pole is cited as a major inconsistency in the globe model.

The hosts question whether America ever achieved true independence, citing the Jay Treaty and the persistence of property taxes as evidence of ongoing feudal-style ownership. While acknowledging the Founding Fathers as flawed men who owned slaves, Hayes argues they attempted to leave a framework for future freedom. However, the reality of modern life involves navigating "booby traps" like perpetual debt and the inability to truly own land.

McMurtry explains his 1995 thesis applying medical diagnostic frameworks to social disorders, defining the current economic system as a cancer of the social life host. He identifies the core characteristics of this social cancer as uncontrolled reproduction with no committed life function to the host, leading to the appropriation of all nutrients and resources. The discussion details how transnational money sequences metastasize across societies via trade treaties, bypassing the social immune system and constitutional protections to ensure unregulated growth.

Joseph Farrell criticizes the American educational system, which he refers to as "quackademia," for its reliance on standardized testing. He shares an anecdote from his time as a professor where an education major could not spell "Versailles" correctly despite the word being in the exam question. This disconnect is cited as evidence of a system that stupefies students and discourages critical reasoning.

The 1972 World Heritage Treaty, signed by President Richard Nixon, allegedly transferred control of certain U.S. lands to the United Nations. Sites like Mount Mitchell, Smoky Mountain National Park, and Poverty Point in Louisiana are cited as areas where UN "blue hats" may have jurisdiction. This treaty is blamed for allowing foreign military activity and secret operations on American soil under the guise of resource protection.

Joseph Farrell introduces the "Versailles Template" to explain how the aftermath of World War I shaped the American national security state established in 1947. Figures like the Dulles brothers and George Kennan formed their geopolitical outlook during the 1919 peace negotiations. Farrell highlights the massive artillery firepower used by General Ludendorff in 1918 as a catalyst for the strict arms limitations imposed on Germany.

The conversation moves into a political tangent regarding the corruption of the British and American governments. Noakes criticizes Tony Blair and George Bush for the invasion of Iraq and the subsequent rise of ISIS. He further claims that the UK was illegally abolished via the Lisbon Treaty in 2009, becoming part of an EU dictatorship.

Using the Treaty of Versailles as an analogy, Farrell explains how post-cosmic war elites were tasked with inventorying and hiding dangerous technologies. These elites established megalithic monuments globally to re-establish accurate geodetic and astronomical weights and measures. This universal system was essential for jump-starting international commerce after the global cataclysm.

Following World War II, the United States brought hundreds of Nazi scientists into the country under Operation Paperclip, despite President Truman's public stance against it. Hellyer claims these scientists had been working with extraterrestrial species in the 1930s and that this relationship continued after the 1947 Roswell crash. He suggests that formal treaties or contracts exist between the U.S. government and these entities involving technology exchanges.

The New Earth Project evolved into the New Earth Nation, defined as an extra-territorial jurisdiction for sovereign men and women. The movement is based on the New Earth Treaty, a covenant of fellowship that aims to return inherent power to the individual. The philosophy posits that current corrupt systems only exist because individuals give away their responsibility to external authorities like lawyers and politicians.