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Time out for some higher-dimensional wandering

There are so many subjects I want to be writing about now — genocide adventurism, the multipolar world’s big fat promising future, “Rockefeller medicine” myths, October 7th’s mainstreaming of the elephant in the room, anti-Zionist Zionists, the recent Dangers of Beauty symposium on the island of Krk, and much more.

But alas, I’m in throes of dismantling my home of 32 years to move 2,000 miles cross-country. So it’s going to be a while before I can hunker down and crank out the many thoughts rambling around my head.

Fortunately, mindless packing is conducive to listening to podcasts. In between keeping on top of the three global hotspots percolating toward an eponymous World War Three, I’ve let myself wander off-road into spheres of a noetic nature. As such, I turned my attention to a different sort of trifecta: three out-there videos whose topics are either bone-dumb conspiratorially suspect OR quantum leaps forward toward an evolved, awesome new world consciousness.

If you’ve seen all three videos, pat yourself on the back. That makes you a member of a club George Carlin most likely did belong to — The Society of Freethinking Iconoclasts. Buckle up. Here are the provocative videos:

David Icke meets La Quinta Columna, along with Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger

Entitled “David Icke was right about ‘Covid,’ the jab, the Cloud, and manipulation by a non-human force,” this video merges Icke’s 30+ years of visionary luminosity with the cutting-edge graphene investigations by the Fifth Column team of scientists from Spain. Providing oversight is the highly-respected Dr. Stuckelberger, an international health expert, whose commentary on the WHO and other Big NGOs has been both invaluable and scathing.

After years of research on the fake “Covid” vaccines, the Quinta Columna scientists reached out to Icke upon arriving at the conclusion that their work dovetails with his. Their nexus is the concept that humanity is being controlled by an alien species, demons, satanic beings. The scientific explanations were beyond my pay grade, but Icke and Stuckleberger put it in plain English explaining how the bioweapon implant serves as a bi-directional transmitter with dark forces greater than ourselves.

Who knows if this is true or not, but (like 9/11) even if a fifth of what they’re saying is correct, it’s enough to rock our world.

Old World Order

The ever-subversive Stew Peters produced Old World Order, a unique documentary that calls into question the totality of history we’ve been taught. Max Igan among others looks at magnificent, gargantuan architecture from times past — from cathedrals to palatial government buildings to sublime cultural edifices — as a starting point toward unveiling the lies the documentary’s protagonists say we’ve been tricked into believing.

In examining colossal architectural wonders, the central point throughout is how these buildings could have possibly been constructed a) within such narrow build time frames, and b) with antiquated machinery of the day, including highly limited electrical capabilities. From there the doc opens up rabbit hole after rabbit hole to speculate on further tangential mysteries such as giants, early child trafficking, air ships, Lahaina, and much more. Who knows if the film is onto anything of genuine merit, but my gosh, the old-timey footage is a treasure trove to behold.

The Joe Rogan Experience with Terrance Howard

The third video that had my synapses snapping was a sprawling, three-hour interview with Terrance Howard, the actor and scientist extraordinaire (who knew?).

There is a ton of buzz about Howard of late as a result of his unique scientific ideas and dazzling sci-fi-esque patents.  He’s actually lectured at Oxford, and major corporations like IBM are using his inventions. I could barely follow his physics, and was grateful Rogan admitted he would have to re-listen to the interview multiple times in order to grasp the many abstruse concepts about which Howard chatted with ease.

Howard’s key theory is that the world is naturally curved, not linear. He claims that because mathematicians of yore believed the world was flat, they could not grasp that nature is 100% comprised of curved energy waves — the rounded “flower of life” geometric configuration.

Instead, early scientists mistakenly created straight lines as the foundational building blocks of life. Euclidean, Pythagorean, Newtonian, and Cartesian logic is all based on linear thinking. They were wrong. Straight lines keep us “straight.” Boxy houses are bad feng shui. This ontological physics error prevents humanity from being in sync with the true spiraled dimensions of our universe. Once we embrace deeper quantum epistemology, Howard claims, humanity can leverage new scientific understandings to tap powers such as free direct energy to emancipate us all. (I think I got that right!)

Howard has become a thing so you can find many other videos of him out there that are not so time consuming, but I haven’t checked them out. Being shorter, they probably don’t go into Howard’s other non-scientific, intriguing observations in the Rogan interview that are worth a listen. Remember, the man is a famous, Oscar-nominated actor.

Is Howard just a silver-tongued, science-geek imposter as his detractors like Neil deGrasse Tyson would have you believe? I can’t tell, but I certainly liked how he left my brain feeling delightedly scrambled.

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Please share in the comments section suggestions for podcasts that can transport us to new frontiers. I for one could use massive infusions of creative, expansionist ideas to help energize our species toward a whole different dimension than the failed state we’re in now.