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Trump lies so much, that if he actually told the truth.....no one would believe it.....because HE said it
If he dropped the biggest secret (or non-secret depending on your perspective) in human history
Most people would just be like, "nah what about them Epstein files"
A mind fuck, wrapped in another mind fuck, wrapped in another mind fuck
Fellas.....get your popcorn ready when you hit play, for this video.....
If he dropped the biggest secret (or non-secret depending on your perspective) in human history
Most people would just be like, "nah what about them Epstein files"
A mind fuck, wrapped in another mind fuck, wrapped in another mind fuck
Fellas.....get your popcorn ready when you hit play, for this video.....
I noticed they made a slight change to the www.aliens.gov website
Last month when I went to it, it was nothing at all
But a couple days ago, I noticed they updated the site with a "security certificate"
Yeah, they're really.....finally.....about to tell us
Last month when I went to it, it was nothing at all
But a couple days ago, I noticed they updated the site with a "security certificate"
Yeah, they're really.....finally.....about to tell us
Religious leaders told 'prepare now' for UFO disclosure to unleash Bible-changing revelations
By CHRIS MELORE
DEPUTY SCIENCE EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
05 May 2026
Influential pastors are claiming that they have been told to prepare their followers for shocking revelations about UFOs which may upend belief in the Bible.
Perry Stone, a well-known evangelist, author and Bible teacher from Tennessee, warned that fellow pastors were recently invited to a secret meeting with US intelligence officials to prepare for the release of secret files on extraterrestrials.
According to Stone, the officials warned a small group of pastors with a large reach in the Christian community that the government was about to release reports and possibly videos of aliens and spacecraft which were not from this planet.
In the April 27 video posted to his YouTube channel, the evangelist claimed that pastors were told about the existence of 'reptilian' creatures, UFOs and materials from a non-human origin and 'other things that almost sound like something out of a sci-fi movie.'
On February 19, President Trump ordered the Pentagon and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to release all information the government possesses regarding UFOs and alien life.
Last week, Trump said that the first files would be released 'very, very soon' and would contain some 'very interesting' things for the public.
However, officials in this secret meeting allegedly said the information on its way may cause some Christians to question how the universe was created and even lose faith in religion.
Stone said: 'You're going to have people who are going to say if there are galaxies and there are allegedly other creations in the galaxies, then the whole creation story is a myth, and you're going to have people that's going to apostatize and turn from the Christian faith because they have no answer for what they're about to hear.…
Pastor Perry Stone
By CHRIS MELORE
DEPUTY SCIENCE EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
05 May 2026
Religious leaders told 'prepare now' for Bible-changing UFO disclosure
Influential Christian leaders have claimed they were part of a shocking meeting with the US government as the world prepares to see the UFO files President Trump promised to release.
www.dailymail.com
Influential pastors are claiming that they have been told to prepare their followers for shocking revelations about UFOs which may upend belief in the Bible.
Perry Stone, a well-known evangelist, author and Bible teacher from Tennessee, warned that fellow pastors were recently invited to a secret meeting with US intelligence officials to prepare for the release of secret files on extraterrestrials.
According to Stone, the officials warned a small group of pastors with a large reach in the Christian community that the government was about to release reports and possibly videos of aliens and spacecraft which were not from this planet.
In the April 27 video posted to his YouTube channel, the evangelist claimed that pastors were told about the existence of 'reptilian' creatures, UFOs and materials from a non-human origin and 'other things that almost sound like something out of a sci-fi movie.'
On February 19, President Trump ordered the Pentagon and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to release all information the government possesses regarding UFOs and alien life.
Last week, Trump said that the first files would be released 'very, very soon' and would contain some 'very interesting' things for the public.
However, officials in this secret meeting allegedly said the information on its way may cause some Christians to question how the universe was created and even lose faith in religion.
Stone said: 'You're going to have people who are going to say if there are galaxies and there are allegedly other creations in the galaxies, then the whole creation story is a myth, and you're going to have people that's going to apostatize and turn from the Christian faith because they have no answer for what they're about to hear.…
Pastor Perry Stone
Wow, what's the story on these chemtrails,i thought they were being banned
Lost Labyrinth of Egypt.....confirmed
(Part of the labyrinth wall, physically just discovered during excavation)
And a 2nd Sphinx discovered by satellite, on the opposite end of the Egyptian pyramids of Giza
(Starts talking about it at the 23:05 mark)
(Images/photos coming in a month or two)
(Part of the labyrinth wall, physically just discovered during excavation)
And a 2nd Sphinx discovered by satellite, on the opposite end of the Egyptian pyramids of Giza
(Starts talking about it at the 23:05 mark)
(Images/photos coming in a month or two)
Why Project Blue Beam Might Be The Most Dangerous Conspiracy Theories Ever
Jerid, the conspiracy theorist, expressed his fear and said that researching Project Blue Beam made him anxious. He explained that the Project revolves around an elite group planning a massive false flag operation.
Buzz Staff
Trending Desk
March 08, 2024
Conspiracy theorists often delve into the depths of the unknown, unearthing theories so dark that the mere mention of them can evoke fear. One such theory is Project Blue Beam, a concept so dangerous that believers claim they could face dire consequences for discussing it. Recently, Jerid Yaw, a conspiracy theorist, shared his thoughts on this theory with his brother, popular YouTuber Shane Dawson. Jerid expressed his fear, saying that even researching Project Blue Beam made him anxious.
According to Jerid, Project Blue Beam revolves around a sinister elite group planning a massive false flag operation.
Their aim? To use advanced technology to simulate an alien invasion, all in an effort to establish a new world order reports Ladbible.
This alleged plan was discovered in 1994 by Canadian conspiracy theorist Serge Monast, who detailed it in a book published the same year. Monast reportedly outlined several steps in the plan, each designed to progressively convince the public that an alien invasion is imminent.
Jerid explained, “The first phase is going to be to unearth some kind of documents that change our perception of the reality that we live in – confusing us and opening our minds to a possibility of what could be. The second phase is to basically have us all be able to imagine what this would look like and the best way to do that is through movies."
He even suggested that the 1996 film Independence Day was part of this psychological programming. “The third step is they will actually project holographic images into the sky to actually make us see the alien invasion," Jerid continued. “Then the fourth step is to have us all go into underground bunkers, and they’re going to put us into submarines and the few that are lucky enough are going to survive this ‘end of the world apocalypse.'"
Project Blue Beam has earned a reputation as the most intensely dangerous theory due to the unexpected deaths of several individuals connected to it. Ladbible informs that Monast himself passed away just two years after going public with the theory, at the age of 51, as did his partner who had helped him write the book.
Jerid admitted that he felt anxious when he first started researching the project because it all seemed too real. He claims to have been contacted daily by worried individuals, a phenomenon he believes plays right into the hands of the elite group behind Project Blue Beam.
“They want you to be afraid of an alien invasion, to manipulate us into believing that a fake alien invasion is happening," Jerid remarked. “They want to unite us all so they can basically take control over the planet."
Jerid, the conspiracy theorist, expressed his fear and said that researching Project Blue Beam made him anxious. He explained that the Project revolves around an elite group planning a massive false flag operation.
Buzz Staff
Trending Desk
March 08, 2024
Conspiracy theorists often delve into the depths of the unknown, unearthing theories so dark that the mere mention of them can evoke fear. One such theory is Project Blue Beam, a concept so dangerous that believers claim they could face dire consequences for discussing it. Recently, Jerid Yaw, a conspiracy theorist, shared his thoughts on this theory with his brother, popular YouTuber Shane Dawson. Jerid expressed his fear, saying that even researching Project Blue Beam made him anxious.
According to Jerid, Project Blue Beam revolves around a sinister elite group planning a massive false flag operation.
Their aim? To use advanced technology to simulate an alien invasion, all in an effort to establish a new world order reports Ladbible.
This alleged plan was discovered in 1994 by Canadian conspiracy theorist Serge Monast, who detailed it in a book published the same year. Monast reportedly outlined several steps in the plan, each designed to progressively convince the public that an alien invasion is imminent.
Jerid explained, “The first phase is going to be to unearth some kind of documents that change our perception of the reality that we live in – confusing us and opening our minds to a possibility of what could be. The second phase is to basically have us all be able to imagine what this would look like and the best way to do that is through movies."
He even suggested that the 1996 film Independence Day was part of this psychological programming. “The third step is they will actually project holographic images into the sky to actually make us see the alien invasion," Jerid continued. “Then the fourth step is to have us all go into underground bunkers, and they’re going to put us into submarines and the few that are lucky enough are going to survive this ‘end of the world apocalypse.'"
Project Blue Beam has earned a reputation as the most intensely dangerous theory due to the unexpected deaths of several individuals connected to it. Ladbible informs that Monast himself passed away just two years after going public with the theory, at the age of 51, as did his partner who had helped him write the book.
Jerid admitted that he felt anxious when he first started researching the project because it all seemed too real. He claims to have been contacted daily by worried individuals, a phenomenon he believes plays right into the hands of the elite group behind Project Blue Beam.
“They want you to be afraid of an alien invasion, to manipulate us into believing that a fake alien invasion is happening," Jerid remarked. “They want to unite us all so they can basically take control over the planet."
UFO shot down by US fighter jet found on Lake Huron's shoreline
by TAYLOR FISHMAN | The National News Desk
Nov 15th 2024
In recently released documents, Canadian police found debris from a UFO that had been taken down near Lake Huron last year.
The UFO was shot down by a U.S. F-16 fighter jet on February 12, 2023. This is the third UFO incident to have taken place in North America in February 2023.
The object is said to have been an octagon shape with strings hanging off. The fighter jet shot at the UFO twice, striking it with one missile before it fell into Canadian waters.
Through a Freedom of Information request from CTVNews.ca, the 'wreckage' was found on 'the shoreline of Lake Huron' and the discovery was never made public.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police worked with the American and Canadian Coast Guard on a brief search, ending the search "due to several factors including deteriorating weather and the low probability of recovery."
According to CTVNews.ca, RCMP recovered the UFO from the crash site in March 2023, after being shot down just three weeks before.
In the documents obtained by CTVNews.ca, a member of the RCMP told a Canadian military general in an email that "The module is from a company who sells weather monitoring equipment."
All of the UFO incidents that occurred in February 2023 happened right after the U.S. Military downed a Chinese surveillance balloon on February 4.
Recently, Congress has been looking for answers about UFOs.
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability held its second hearing on November 13 about unidentified anomalous phenomena or UAPs. The committee held its first hearing in July 2023 following hearings by other committees in the House and Senate.
Michael Gold, who has held NASA leadership positions and was a member of its independent UAP study team, told lawmakers it takes courage to seek the truth about UAPs.
F-16 Falcon
by TAYLOR FISHMAN | The National News Desk
Nov 15th 2024
In recently released documents, Canadian police found debris from a UFO that had been taken down near Lake Huron last year.
The UFO was shot down by a U.S. F-16 fighter jet on February 12, 2023. This is the third UFO incident to have taken place in North America in February 2023.
The object is said to have been an octagon shape with strings hanging off. The fighter jet shot at the UFO twice, striking it with one missile before it fell into Canadian waters.
Through a Freedom of Information request from CTVNews.ca, the 'wreckage' was found on 'the shoreline of Lake Huron' and the discovery was never made public.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police worked with the American and Canadian Coast Guard on a brief search, ending the search "due to several factors including deteriorating weather and the low probability of recovery."
According to CTVNews.ca, RCMP recovered the UFO from the crash site in March 2023, after being shot down just three weeks before.
In the documents obtained by CTVNews.ca, a member of the RCMP told a Canadian military general in an email that "The module is from a company who sells weather monitoring equipment."
All of the UFO incidents that occurred in February 2023 happened right after the U.S. Military downed a Chinese surveillance balloon on February 4.
Recently, Congress has been looking for answers about UFOs.
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability held its second hearing on November 13 about unidentified anomalous phenomena or UAPs. The committee held its first hearing in July 2023 following hearings by other committees in the House and Senate.
Michael Gold, who has held NASA leadership positions and was a member of its independent UAP study team, told lawmakers it takes courage to seek the truth about UAPs.
F-16 Falcon
The Adam and Eve Story
CIA Classified Book about the Pole Shift, Mass Extinctions and The True Adam and Eve Story. In 1966 a well-known engineer released a book with information that could impact everyone on earth.
But before anyone could read it, it was classified by the CIA. We only learned of its existence a few years ago because of a Freedom of Information request. The CIA only released 57 pages of the original 284-page manuscript. And those pages have been, in the CIA's own words, "sanitized".
Why does the CIA think this book is so dangerous that they had to hide it from the public for 60 years; and continue to hide most of it? It's because the man who wrote it describes the end of the world.
CIA Classified Book about the Pole Shift, Mass Extinctions and The True Adam and Eve Story. In 1966 a well-known engineer released a book with information that could impact everyone on earth.
But before anyone could read it, it was classified by the CIA. We only learned of its existence a few years ago because of a Freedom of Information request. The CIA only released 57 pages of the original 284-page manuscript. And those pages have been, in the CIA's own words, "sanitized".
Why does the CIA think this book is so dangerous that they had to hide it from the public for 60 years; and continue to hide most of it? It's because the man who wrote it describes the end of the world.
U.S. Birth Certificate
www.usa.gov
www.usa.gov
Prior to 9/11, this was a document nobody gave two flying Fucks about.
After 9/11 and the signing of the Patriot Act, it became one of the premiere documents in order to get a Real ID and other official paperwork for identification.
It became news again when President Obama was questioned about his citizenship and if he was born in the USA.
Now with Trump entering his 2nd term, he has made immigration and naturalization a number one priority as he stated during his campaign run.
The U.S. Birth Certificate is the number one document that will prove you are a naturalized citizen born on U.S. soil and not an immigrant.
A large segment of the U.S. population was never issued a legal birth certificate if they were born prior to 1960, majority of American births back then were still home births, especially in poor rural areas that did not have access to public health care services.
Lots of folks born after 1960 who do not have their birth certificate, it was either lost, damaged from natural disasters or accidentally thrown away. Prior to 2001, it never was really a priority document for people to replace if they had lost it.
Going forward after January 20th, 2025, it will be in your best interest to go digging thru your cache of documents and find that Birth Certificate ASAP.
I myself have mines and have it registered with Clark County, NV in case mines disappears and I can quickly get a copy.
I recommend you do that too.
Birth Certificate
A birth certificate is a vital record that documents the birth of a person. The term "birth certificate" can refer to either the original document certifying the circumstances of the birth or to a certified copy of or representation of the ensuing registration of that birth. Depending on the jurisdiction, a record of birth might or might not contain verification of the event by a healthcare professional such as a midwife or doctor.
How to get a certified copy of a U.S. birth certificate | USAGov
Learn how to get a certified copy of your U.S. birth certificate. The process depends on whether you were born inside or outside the United States.
www.usa.gov
Get copies of vital records and ID cards | USAGov
Find out how to replace vital documents such as birth and death certificates, Social Security cards, marriage and divorce certificates, and more.
www.usa.gov
Prior to 9/11, this was a document nobody gave two flying Fucks about.
After 9/11 and the signing of the Patriot Act, it became one of the premiere documents in order to get a Real ID and other official paperwork for identification.
It became news again when President Obama was questioned about his citizenship and if he was born in the USA.
Now with Trump entering his 2nd term, he has made immigration and naturalization a number one priority as he stated during his campaign run.
The U.S. Birth Certificate is the number one document that will prove you are a naturalized citizen born on U.S. soil and not an immigrant.
A large segment of the U.S. population was never issued a legal birth certificate if they were born prior to 1960, majority of American births back then were still home births, especially in poor rural areas that did not have access to public health care services.
Lots of folks born after 1960 who do not have their birth certificate, it was either lost, damaged from natural disasters or accidentally thrown away. Prior to 2001, it never was really a priority document for people to replace if they had lost it.
Going forward after January 20th, 2025, it will be in your best interest to go digging thru your cache of documents and find that Birth Certificate ASAP.
I myself have mines and have it registered with Clark County, NV in case mines disappears and I can quickly get a copy.
I recommend you do that too.
Birth Certificate
A birth certificate is a vital record that documents the birth of a person. The term "birth certificate" can refer to either the original document certifying the circumstances of the birth or to a certified copy of or representation of the ensuing registration of that birth. Depending on the jurisdiction, a record of birth might or might not contain verification of the event by a healthcare professional such as a midwife or doctor.
A Martian State of Mind
Did the CIA really astrally project to Mars in 1984? We asked a psychic spy.
BY JACOB BROGAN
MARCH 20, 2017
slate.com
By any ordinary standard, successfully sending humans to Mars would be an astonishing triumph—a world-historical feat for the nation (or corporation) that manages to pull it off first. Talk to the right people, though, and you might be surprised to learn that more than 30 years ago the U.S. military accomplished just that.
You’ll find the evidence of it in a document freely available on the public “Reading Room” section of Central Intelligence Agency’s website. (Credit where it’s due: The friend who brought this treasure to my attention said he learned about it through the Mysterious Universe podcast.) Contextual details are scarce in the document, which goes under the unassuming title “Mars Exploration: May 22, 1984.” A brief explanatory note indicates that “the subject” was given a sealed envelope “immediately prior to the interview” but was instructed not to open it yet. During the interview itself, the subject only had verbal access to “elected geographic coordinates, provided by the parties requesting the information.”
After this introduction, you’ll find a seemingly unedited transcript of the interview, a dialogue that reads like some fragment of a lost Samuel Beckett play. You need not crawl through the full seven pages of dialogue to get a sense of its strangeness. Here’s a representative sample from the start. (All ellipses in the following are original to the document and seem to indicate long pauses.)
[Subject]: … I’m seeing, ah … It’s like a perception of a shadow of people, very tall … thin, it’s only a shadow. It’s as if they were there and they’re not, not there anymore.
[Monitor]: Go back to a period of time where they are there.
Sub: … Um … (mumble) It’s like I get a lot of static on a line and everything, it’s breaking up all the time, very fragmentary pieces.
Mon: Just report the data, don’t try to put things together, just report the raw data.
Sub: I just keep seeing very large people. They appear thin and tall, but they’re very large. Ah … wearing some kind of strange clothes.
In what follows, the conversation jumps around rapidly as the monitor directs the subject to investigate different coordinates, providing no other information. As the subject does, he describes some of the sites of interest that he notices, including a large “obelisk” that reminds him of the Washington Monument, “rounded bottom carved channels, like road beds,” and, most strikingly, “pyramids … like shelters from storms.” In those structures, he finds the shadowy people he had seen before, hibernating. “They’re an ancient people,” he tells the monitor. “They’re ah … they’re dying, it’s past their time or age.”
The 3-by-5-inch card in the sealed envelope—which, remember, supposedly went unseen until all these visions had faded—provides some clue as to what the subject was witnessing. Like the dateline of some LSD-soaked cartoon, it read,
The planet Mars.
Time of interest approximately
1 million years B.C.
This is, in other words, a purportedly real record of some real intelligence service’s attempt to visit another world through astral projection while examining its distant past.
The transcript appeared on the CIA’s site as part of a large dump of documents related to the U.S. government’s experimentation with paranormal phenomenon—projects that have been variously attributed with helping resolve the Iran hostage crisis and simply derided for wasting taxpayer money. As I soon learned, this particular document was a product of the Star Gate (sometimes spelled as one word, sometimes two) program, an initiative made most famous by Jon Ronson’s book The Men Who Stare at Goats.
According to an explanatory document about the Star Gate, available on the CIA’s site, the program sought to cultivate “psychoenergetics,” which it defines as “A Mental Process by which an Individual Perceives, Communicates with, and/or Perturbs Characteristics of a Designated Target, Person or Event Remote in Space and/or Time from that Individual.” (The unusual capitalization scheme is original to the document.) In particular, Star Gate focused on “remote viewing”—which involves using the mind alone to see thing that aren’t immediately present. The document proposes that “remote viewing” is “inherent to every human to some degree” and “Probably a vestigial form of self-preservation.”
Though it’s easy to mock such propositions, it’s clear enough why an intelligence service might entertain the possibility, or at least the hope, that they were real. Despite its name, Star Gate—which began in 1978 and ran until the mid-1990s—mostly focused on terrestrial targets, attempting to acquire actionable intelligence about everything from missing persons to foreign weapons sites. There was, as the initiative’s most ardent defenders would put it, “no known defense” against a remote viewer’s inquiries: Even the most secure facilities were theoretically vulnerable to psychic scrying. An official 1995 report on the project concluded that its operational efficacy was minimal, since, “[R]emote viewing reports failed to produce the concrete, specific information valued in intelligence gathering.”
Even against this background, the “Mars Exploration” document feels anomalous. Though Star Gate included “Science and Technology Information” among its “Categories of Taskings,” the program seems to have been more broadly directed at generating actionable intelligence on topics such as “Imminent Hostilities” and “Penetration of Inaccessible Targets.” Its key proponents were also committed to something like the scientific method, insisting on double-blind testing conditions and avoiding kookier claims where possible. One of the program’s most notable hits came in 1979, when a viewer perceived a massive Soviet submarine, the existence of which was supposedly later confirmed by satellite imagery, as Jim Popkin writes in a recent Newsweek story about Star Gate. Make of that what you will, but it’s clearly a far cry from visions of ancient aliens on a dying planet.
In an attempt to understand the context, I turned to The Stargate Chronicles, a personable memoir by Joseph McMoneagle, the “psychic spy” who had identified that submarine. A retired chief warrant officer now in his 70s, McMoneagle counts among the more reputable representatives of Star Gate, having been awarded the Legion of Merit. Though he largely sticks to verifiable facts about his life and career, McMoneagle details a handful of more unusual experiences, including a time when he says he was seared by a light from the heavens and a series of visitations by a minor Hindu deity. He also lays out a novel theory of time, writing, “I believe we fool ourselves into thinking that things are linear because we normally experience them in that fashion.”
According to his story, he was the primary—possibly the only—remote viewer working for the program in mid-1984. Could he have visited Mars? I found the answer in another of his books, Mind Trek. Though the 1993 Mind Trek was published before “Mars Exploration” was approved for release (in August 2000, according to a stamp at the top of the document), a chapter titled “Another World” closely re-creates the CIA transcript, varying in only minor ways. He also adds other details, including a striking sketch of the “tall and thin” humanoids that suggests their bodies stretched to almost twice the height of the average Earthling.
The Valles Marineris is shown in this undated composite image of the surface of the planet Mars.
Did the CIA really astrally project to Mars in 1984? We asked a psychic spy.
BY JACOB BROGAN
MARCH 20, 2017
Did the CIA Really Astrally Project to Mars in 1984? We Asked a Psychic Spy.
By any ordinary standard, successfully sending humans to Mars would be an astonishing triumph—a world-historical feat for the nation (or corporation)...
By any ordinary standard, successfully sending humans to Mars would be an astonishing triumph—a world-historical feat for the nation (or corporation) that manages to pull it off first. Talk to the right people, though, and you might be surprised to learn that more than 30 years ago the U.S. military accomplished just that.
You’ll find the evidence of it in a document freely available on the public “Reading Room” section of Central Intelligence Agency’s website. (Credit where it’s due: The friend who brought this treasure to my attention said he learned about it through the Mysterious Universe podcast.) Contextual details are scarce in the document, which goes under the unassuming title “Mars Exploration: May 22, 1984.” A brief explanatory note indicates that “the subject” was given a sealed envelope “immediately prior to the interview” but was instructed not to open it yet. During the interview itself, the subject only had verbal access to “
After this introduction, you’ll find a seemingly unedited transcript of the interview, a dialogue that reads like some fragment of a lost Samuel Beckett play. You need not crawl through the full seven pages of dialogue to get a sense of its strangeness. Here’s a representative sample from the start. (All ellipses in the following are original to the document and seem to indicate long pauses.)
[Subject]: … I’m seeing, ah … It’s like a perception of a shadow of people, very tall … thin, it’s only a shadow. It’s as if they were there and they’re not, not there anymore.
[Monitor]: Go back to a period of time where they are there.
Sub: … Um … (mumble) It’s like I get a lot of static on a line and everything, it’s breaking up all the time, very fragmentary pieces.
Mon: Just report the data, don’t try to put things together, just report the raw data.
Sub: I just keep seeing very large people. They appear thin and tall, but they’re very large. Ah … wearing some kind of strange clothes.
In what follows, the conversation jumps around rapidly as the monitor directs the subject to investigate different coordinates, providing no other information. As the subject does, he describes some of the sites of interest that he notices, including a large “obelisk” that reminds him of the Washington Monument, “rounded bottom carved channels, like road beds,” and, most strikingly, “pyramids … like shelters from storms.” In those structures, he finds the shadowy people he had seen before, hibernating. “They’re an ancient people,” he tells the monitor. “They’re ah … they’re dying, it’s past their time or age.”
The 3-by-5-inch card in the sealed envelope—which, remember, supposedly went unseen until all these visions had faded—provides some clue as to what the subject was witnessing. Like the dateline of some LSD-soaked cartoon, it read,
The planet Mars.
Time of interest approximately
1 million years B.C.
This is, in other words, a purportedly real record of some real intelligence service’s attempt to visit another world through astral projection while examining its distant past.
The transcript appeared on the CIA’s site as part of a large dump of documents related to the U.S. government’s experimentation with paranormal phenomenon—projects that have been variously attributed with helping resolve the Iran hostage crisis and simply derided for wasting taxpayer money. As I soon learned, this particular document was a product of the Star Gate (sometimes spelled as one word, sometimes two) program, an initiative made most famous by Jon Ronson’s book The Men Who Stare at Goats.
According to an explanatory document about the Star Gate, available on the CIA’s site, the program sought to cultivate “psychoenergetics,” which it defines as “A Mental Process by which an Individual Perceives, Communicates with, and/or Perturbs Characteristics of a Designated Target, Person or Event Remote in Space and/or Time from that Individual.” (The unusual capitalization scheme is original to the document.) In particular, Star Gate focused on “remote viewing”—which involves using the mind alone to see thing that aren’t immediately present. The document proposes that “remote viewing” is “inherent to every human to some degree” and “Probably a vestigial form of self-preservation.”
Though it’s easy to mock such propositions, it’s clear enough why an intelligence service might entertain the possibility, or at least the hope, that they were real. Despite its name, Star Gate—which began in 1978 and ran until the mid-1990s—mostly focused on terrestrial targets, attempting to acquire actionable intelligence about everything from missing persons to foreign weapons sites. There was, as the initiative’s most ardent defenders would put it, “no known defense” against a remote viewer’s inquiries: Even the most secure facilities were theoretically vulnerable to psychic scrying. An official 1995 report on the project concluded that its operational efficacy was minimal, since, “[R]emote viewing reports failed to produce the concrete, specific information valued in intelligence gathering.”
Even against this background, the “Mars Exploration” document feels anomalous. Though Star Gate included “Science and Technology Information” among its “Categories of Taskings,” the program seems to have been more broadly directed at generating actionable intelligence on topics such as “Imminent Hostilities” and “Penetration of Inaccessible Targets.” Its key proponents were also committed to something like the scientific method, insisting on double-blind testing conditions and avoiding kookier claims where possible. One of the program’s most notable hits came in 1979, when a viewer perceived a massive Soviet submarine, the existence of which was supposedly later confirmed by satellite imagery, as Jim Popkin writes in a recent Newsweek story about Star Gate. Make of that what you will, but it’s clearly a far cry from visions of ancient aliens on a dying planet.
In an attempt to understand the context, I turned to The Stargate Chronicles, a personable memoir by Joseph McMoneagle, the “psychic spy” who had identified that submarine. A retired chief warrant officer now in his 70s, McMoneagle counts among the more reputable representatives of Star Gate, having been awarded the Legion of Merit. Though he largely sticks to verifiable facts about his life and career, McMoneagle details a handful of more unusual experiences, including a time when he says he was seared by a light from the heavens and a series of visitations by a minor Hindu deity. He also lays out a novel theory of time, writing, “I believe we fool ourselves into thinking that things are linear because we normally experience them in that fashion.”
According to his story, he was the primary—possibly the only—remote viewer working for the program in mid-1984. Could he have visited Mars? I found the answer in another of his books, Mind Trek. Though the 1993 Mind Trek was published before “Mars Exploration” was approved for release (in August 2000, according to a stamp at the top of the document), a chapter titled “Another World” closely re-creates the CIA transcript, varying in only minor ways. He also adds other details, including a striking sketch of the “tall and thin” humanoids that suggests their bodies stretched to almost twice the height of the average Earthling.
The Valles Marineris is shown in this undated composite image of the surface of the planet Mars.
Conspiracy theorists link mysterious New Jersey drone sightings to ‘Project Blue Beam’ alien plot
By Patrick Reilly
Dec. 16, 2024
nypost.com
New Jersey’s drone sightings — and the government’s cagey response to them — have reawakened the wild conspiracy theory dubbed “Project Blue Beam,” which claims global elites will fake an alien invasion to establish a new world order.
The outlandish theory, introduced in the 1990s by the late Canadian Serge Monast, says a cabal of the world’s most powerful people plans to covertly thrust society into chaos with fabricated supernatural events.
Those faked events include projecting alien invasions or holographic displays of religious figures into the sky — with the group then seizing control of the world amid the massive hysteria, according to USA Today.
The conspiracy theory has been invoked on social media during rampant speculation over the origin and intent of the reported hordes of enigmatic aircraft inexplicably patrolling the skies in New Jersey, New York and across the country in recent weeks.
Notorious conspiracy theorist Alex Jones posted about Project Blue Beam on X last week, sharing an old interview with ufologist Steven Greer about “how Project Blue Beam will be used.”
Alex Jones
MAGA mouthpiece and founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk claimed Friday in an X post — which has been viewed more than 8.2 million times — that the drones are in fact a part of Project Blue Beam.
Drones were spotted over Toms River, New Jersey, on Dec. 8.
A map of reported drone sightings in Monmouth County, NJ, shows just how prevalent they are.
“LOOK FOR VIDS OF [the drones] TRANSFORMING FROM BALLS OF LIGHT TO PLANES WHEN FILMED TO SEE FOR YOURSELF,” he tweeted, while sharing an anonymous Reddit post from r/conspiracy.
“THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT INVESTIGATING. THEY ARE DOING THIS. WHATEVER YOU SEE IN THE COMING DAYS IS NOT GOD,” Kirk wrote.
Comedian Roseanne Barr also has apparently subscribed to the theory, writing Saturday in a post viewed more than 2.5 million times that the drone situation is “why I mention Project Blue Beam every week on my podcast.”
Comedian Roseanne Barr says she brings up Project Blue Beam regularly on her podcast.
Adam Kinzinger, a former Illinois Republican congressman, shot back at Barr for spreading the wild theory.
“This is this year’s QAnon. Pay attention, don’t pretend this is just the fringe,” he wrote.
Supporters of Project Blue Beam, which Monast first wrote about in 1994, once said they expected its efforts to begin in 1995. After Monast died in 1996, they said the scheme was likely to start at the turn of the millennium.
There would be several stages in the global upheaval under the way-out-there theory, according to Newsweek.
In the first phase, earthquakes would reveal previously undiscovered objects that would prove that the world’s religions are a lie.
Holographic projections simulating the return of divine figures — customized to each region of the world — would then be broadcast in the skies, followed by the revelation of a single unifying “god” for all people.
Human thoughts were to be controlled by new-age technology that allowed people to believe they were communicating with real deities, according to Monast.
The usurpation was to be complete after a simulated alien invasion justified the elites seizing control, according to Newsweek.
The federal government has tried to downplay the uproar over the drone sightings by claiming most of the reported mysterious flying objects are just airplanes and that any increase in drone traffic stems from loosened restrictions on their operation at night.
But residents and some powerful pols — including Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and scores of New Jersey mayors — have demanded the feds give more detailed answers on exactly what is flying around up there.
White House national security communications adviser John Kirby told reporters Thursday there was “no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a national security or public safety threat, or have a foreign nexus.”
But the feds also have acknowledged that the Department of Homeland Security and FBI also are deploying drone detection technology and infrared cameras to learn more about the aircraft, according to ABC News.
By Patrick Reilly
Dec. 16, 2024
Conspiracy theorists link mysterious New Jersey drone sightings to ‘Project Blue Beam’ alien plot
The outlandish theory, introduced in the 1990s by the late Canadian Serge Monast, says a cabal of the world’s most powerful people plans to covertly thrust society into chaos with fabricated supern…
nypost.com
New Jersey’s drone sightings — and the government’s cagey response to them — have reawakened the wild conspiracy theory dubbed “Project Blue Beam,” which claims global elites will fake an alien invasion to establish a new world order.
The outlandish theory, introduced in the 1990s by the late Canadian Serge Monast, says a cabal of the world’s most powerful people plans to covertly thrust society into chaos with fabricated supernatural events.
Those faked events include projecting alien invasions or holographic displays of religious figures into the sky — with the group then seizing control of the world amid the massive hysteria, according to USA Today.
The conspiracy theory has been invoked on social media during rampant speculation over the origin and intent of the reported hordes of enigmatic aircraft inexplicably patrolling the skies in New Jersey, New York and across the country in recent weeks.
Notorious conspiracy theorist Alex Jones posted about Project Blue Beam on X last week, sharing an old interview with ufologist Steven Greer about “how Project Blue Beam will be used.”
Alex Jones
MAGA mouthpiece and founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk claimed Friday in an X post — which has been viewed more than 8.2 million times — that the drones are in fact a part of Project Blue Beam.
Drones were spotted over Toms River, New Jersey, on Dec. 8.
A map of reported drone sightings in Monmouth County, NJ, shows just how prevalent they are.
“LOOK FOR VIDS OF [the drones] TRANSFORMING FROM BALLS OF LIGHT TO PLANES WHEN FILMED TO SEE FOR YOURSELF,” he tweeted, while sharing an anonymous Reddit post from r/conspiracy.
“THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT INVESTIGATING. THEY ARE DOING THIS. WHATEVER YOU SEE IN THE COMING DAYS IS NOT GOD,” Kirk wrote.
Comedian Roseanne Barr also has apparently subscribed to the theory, writing Saturday in a post viewed more than 2.5 million times that the drone situation is “why I mention Project Blue Beam every week on my podcast.”
Comedian Roseanne Barr says she brings up Project Blue Beam regularly on her podcast.
Adam Kinzinger, a former Illinois Republican congressman, shot back at Barr for spreading the wild theory.
“This is this year’s QAnon. Pay attention, don’t pretend this is just the fringe,” he wrote.
Supporters of Project Blue Beam, which Monast first wrote about in 1994, once said they expected its efforts to begin in 1995. After Monast died in 1996, they said the scheme was likely to start at the turn of the millennium.
There would be several stages in the global upheaval under the way-out-there theory, according to Newsweek.
In the first phase, earthquakes would reveal previously undiscovered objects that would prove that the world’s religions are a lie.
Holographic projections simulating the return of divine figures — customized to each region of the world — would then be broadcast in the skies, followed by the revelation of a single unifying “god” for all people.
Human thoughts were to be controlled by new-age technology that allowed people to believe they were communicating with real deities, according to Monast.
The usurpation was to be complete after a simulated alien invasion justified the elites seizing control, according to Newsweek.
The federal government has tried to downplay the uproar over the drone sightings by claiming most of the reported mysterious flying objects are just airplanes and that any increase in drone traffic stems from loosened restrictions on their operation at night.
But residents and some powerful pols — including Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and scores of New Jersey mayors — have demanded the feds give more detailed answers on exactly what is flying around up there.
White House national security communications adviser John Kirby told reporters Thursday there was “no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a national security or public safety threat, or have a foreign nexus.”
But the feds also have acknowledged that the Department of Homeland Security and FBI also are deploying drone detection technology and infrared cameras to learn more about the aircraft, according to ABC News.
Unidentified Floating Object: Edo Images of Utsuro-bune
by Hunter Dukes
June 8, 2023
publicdomainreview.org
Illustration of the “The Strange Boat Drifted Ashore on the Fief of Lord Ogasawara” from Hyoryu Kishu (Archive of Castaways), ca. 1868 or before — Source. You can also view a wider crop here, which features alien symbols on its lefthand side.
Sometime in the early months of 1803, an alien ship came ashore on the coast of Japan. Fishermen thought it was one of their own and rowed out to tow this object bobbing in the waves. It was not. The vessel looked like a cauldron, rice pot, or pod — its bottom was forged from some kind of heavy metal; the top seemed to be rosewood, lacquered and inset with latticed glass. On the beach, villagers marveled at the advanced engineering, and peering through the opaque windows, they noticed something writhing. Just then, a panel flung open on the hull and out stepped a being that looked almost human. . . Or so the various sources tell us, with varying levels of contradiction.
This utsuro-bune (hollow or vacant ship) appears in at least twelve literary sources from the late Edo period. The most notable, perhaps, is Toen shōsetsu (1825) by Bakin Takizawa (Kyokutei) — a fourteen-volume collection of gossip and gathered tales. We find a series of perplexing details in the eleventh volume of this work, during an account titled Utsuro-bune no Banjyo (A Foreign Woman in a Hollow Vessel). The alien ship, measuring about five meters in diameter, was discovered on a beach in the Hitachi Province. Its adolescent inhabitant was incomparably beautiful. Her red hair had white highlights; some speculated it was made of fur. She wore a dress crafted from a strange material, which the local women rather liked, for it could be kept tight on the top and loose near her ankles. She grasped a wooden box firmly and refused to let it go. From evidence gathered in the vessel, her species seemed to drink water and subsist on mince and cake. She spoke no Japanese.
Illustration of the utsuro-bune from Bakin Kyokutei's Toen shōsetsu (1825)
On the beach, they fantasized that she was a foreign princess fleeing an unhappy marriage. This would explain the box — for some believed it contained a dead lover’s severed head — and the alien writing system inscribed on the vessel, which made them assume she was “a British, Bengali, or American princess”. (The reproductions of these symbols, such as in the rightward column of the image above, make us wonder otherwise.) In a cruel and slightly comic resolution, the villagers decide to send the alien back to where it came from. Not out of fear or hatred, but frugality. In Shoichi Kamon’s translation:
If information about this incident is relayed to the lord of the territory, we may be ordered to inspect this woman and the boat, which would be a costly endeavor. Since there is a precedent that this kind of boat should be cast back out to sea, we had better put her inside the boat and send it away. From a humanitarian viewpoint, this treatment is too cruel for her. However, this treatment would be her destiny.
The account in Toen shōsetsu ends with a curious bit of editorializing. The tale is signed by Kinrei, thought to be a pseudonym of Okitsugu Takizawa, but concludes with a postscript by his father, Bakin. He recalls reading an account of Japanese travelers in Russia, who witnessed women using white hair powder for formal dress. He thus relays that “she may have been a woman who lived in a Russian dependency. More detailed study on this is required.”
Illustration of the utsuro-bune from Matajiro Nagahashi's 1825 Umeno chiri (1845)
Illustration of the utsuro-bune from Komai Norimura's Ōshuku zakki (Ōshuku notes), thought to be a draft of the Toen shōsetsu image featured above (1825)
Was a Russian, American, or Bengali woman really cast back into the sea two hundred years ago? Or is this simply a tall tale? Were it not for a resemblance between utsuro-bune and the UFOs nicknamed “flying saucers” in the mid-twentieth century, these images might have taken their place firmly alongside the other Edo ghosts and monsters. Yet ufologists are hesitant to let the supposed facts decay into fiction or castaway narratives. In The Mystery of Utsuro-Bune (2019), for instance, Shoichi Kamon believes it is “not unreasonable” to think that this event actually happened, and hopes that the story “may possibly be a key to solving the mystery of modern UFOs”.
For those seeking an earthy explanation, we might look to the period in which the stories appeared. In his down-to-business analysis of the incident, “Did a Close Encounter of the Third Kind Occur on a Japanese Beach in 1803” (2000), Kazuo Tanaka discusses utsuro-fune: a genre of folktale that feigns to remember the Ur-scene of Japanese immigration — when people arrived to the archipelago in dugouts and small seafaring vessels — in order to boost the political legitimacy of a family’s rule. “The typical story of the folklore is that an ancestor of a family was a foreign noblewoman who crossed the sea by boat”. Folklorist Kunio Yanagita, who extensively studied utsuro-fune myths, believed they are governed by a law — legend becomes history. These stories were embellished over time, and the sea-crossing vessels morphed into the ornate watercrafts through cultural amnesia.
Couple this genre with the Edo period’s isolationism from international exchange — remembering that foreign ships entered Japanese waters with increasing frequency at the turn of the nineteenth century — and perhaps we end up with something like the utsuro-bune tales, in which the anxiety and excitement of an ethnic other appropriate the literary form historically used to shore up national identity. In a variant of the story, illustrated below, an empty ship washes up on the beach, its surface and interior almost entirely black. Shoichi Kamon points out that Western ships coming into contact with the Japanese coast at this time were called Kuro-fune (black ships), due to their waterproofing by tar.
1825 ink drawing of the utsuro-bune credited to Bakin Takizawa (Kyokutei) — Source. Another version can be found in Nihon zuihitsu taisei dai-ni-ki(1928).
by Hunter Dukes
June 8, 2023
Unidentified Floating Object: Edo Images of *Utsuro-bune*
Was an alien woman really cast back into the sea after surfacing on the coast of Japan in 1803?
publicdomainreview.org
Illustration of the “The Strange Boat Drifted Ashore on the Fief of Lord Ogasawara” from Hyoryu Kishu (Archive of Castaways), ca. 1868 or before — Source. You can also view a wider crop here, which features alien symbols on its lefthand side.
Sometime in the early months of 1803, an alien ship came ashore on the coast of Japan. Fishermen thought it was one of their own and rowed out to tow this object bobbing in the waves. It was not. The vessel looked like a cauldron, rice pot, or pod — its bottom was forged from some kind of heavy metal; the top seemed to be rosewood, lacquered and inset with latticed glass. On the beach, villagers marveled at the advanced engineering, and peering through the opaque windows, they noticed something writhing. Just then, a panel flung open on the hull and out stepped a being that looked almost human. . . Or so the various sources tell us, with varying levels of contradiction.
This utsuro-bune (hollow or vacant ship) appears in at least twelve literary sources from the late Edo period. The most notable, perhaps, is Toen shōsetsu (1825) by Bakin Takizawa (Kyokutei) — a fourteen-volume collection of gossip and gathered tales. We find a series of perplexing details in the eleventh volume of this work, during an account titled Utsuro-bune no Banjyo (A Foreign Woman in a Hollow Vessel). The alien ship, measuring about five meters in diameter, was discovered on a beach in the Hitachi Province. Its adolescent inhabitant was incomparably beautiful. Her red hair had white highlights; some speculated it was made of fur. She wore a dress crafted from a strange material, which the local women rather liked, for it could be kept tight on the top and loose near her ankles. She grasped a wooden box firmly and refused to let it go. From evidence gathered in the vessel, her species seemed to drink water and subsist on mince and cake. She spoke no Japanese.
Illustration of the utsuro-bune from Bakin Kyokutei's Toen shōsetsu (1825)
On the beach, they fantasized that she was a foreign princess fleeing an unhappy marriage. This would explain the box — for some believed it contained a dead lover’s severed head — and the alien writing system inscribed on the vessel, which made them assume she was “a British, Bengali, or American princess”. (The reproductions of these symbols, such as in the rightward column of the image above, make us wonder otherwise.) In a cruel and slightly comic resolution, the villagers decide to send the alien back to where it came from. Not out of fear or hatred, but frugality. In Shoichi Kamon’s translation:
If information about this incident is relayed to the lord of the territory, we may be ordered to inspect this woman and the boat, which would be a costly endeavor. Since there is a precedent that this kind of boat should be cast back out to sea, we had better put her inside the boat and send it away. From a humanitarian viewpoint, this treatment is too cruel for her. However, this treatment would be her destiny.
The account in Toen shōsetsu ends with a curious bit of editorializing. The tale is signed by Kinrei, thought to be a pseudonym of Okitsugu Takizawa, but concludes with a postscript by his father, Bakin. He recalls reading an account of Japanese travelers in Russia, who witnessed women using white hair powder for formal dress. He thus relays that “she may have been a woman who lived in a Russian dependency. More detailed study on this is required.”
Illustration of the utsuro-bune from Matajiro Nagahashi's 1825 Umeno chiri (1845)
Illustration of the utsuro-bune from Komai Norimura's Ōshuku zakki (Ōshuku notes), thought to be a draft of the Toen shōsetsu image featured above (1825)
Was a Russian, American, or Bengali woman really cast back into the sea two hundred years ago? Or is this simply a tall tale? Were it not for a resemblance between utsuro-bune and the UFOs nicknamed “flying saucers” in the mid-twentieth century, these images might have taken their place firmly alongside the other Edo ghosts and monsters. Yet ufologists are hesitant to let the supposed facts decay into fiction or castaway narratives. In The Mystery of Utsuro-Bune (2019), for instance, Shoichi Kamon believes it is “not unreasonable” to think that this event actually happened, and hopes that the story “may possibly be a key to solving the mystery of modern UFOs”.
For those seeking an earthy explanation, we might look to the period in which the stories appeared. In his down-to-business analysis of the incident, “Did a Close Encounter of the Third Kind Occur on a Japanese Beach in 1803” (2000), Kazuo Tanaka discusses utsuro-fune: a genre of folktale that feigns to remember the Ur-scene of Japanese immigration — when people arrived to the archipelago in dugouts and small seafaring vessels — in order to boost the political legitimacy of a family’s rule. “The typical story of the folklore is that an ancestor of a family was a foreign noblewoman who crossed the sea by boat”. Folklorist Kunio Yanagita, who extensively studied utsuro-fune myths, believed they are governed by a law — legend becomes history. These stories were embellished over time, and the sea-crossing vessels morphed into the ornate watercrafts through cultural amnesia.
Couple this genre with the Edo period’s isolationism from international exchange — remembering that foreign ships entered Japanese waters with increasing frequency at the turn of the nineteenth century — and perhaps we end up with something like the utsuro-bune tales, in which the anxiety and excitement of an ethnic other appropriate the literary form historically used to shore up national identity. In a variant of the story, illustrated below, an empty ship washes up on the beach, its surface and interior almost entirely black. Shoichi Kamon points out that Western ships coming into contact with the Japanese coast at this time were called Kuro-fune (black ships), due to their waterproofing by tar.
1825 ink drawing of the utsuro-bune credited to Bakin Takizawa (Kyokutei) — Source. Another version can be found in Nihon zuihitsu taisei dai-ni-ki(1928).
JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in Manhattan is literally connected by underground tunnel to the NY Fed’s gold vault.
The DOC
MARCH 2, 2013
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After uncovering JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in London last week, the Tylers at ZeroHedge have discovered via several documents buried at the CFTC’s website revealing that JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in Manhattan is across directly the street from none other than the NY Fed.
The vault, according to one of the original architects, is the largest gold vault in the world at over a football field in length, was built on the Manhattan Island bedrock 5 stories below street level to withstand a direct nuclear blast, and is literally connected by underground tunnel to the NY Fed’s gold vault.
Can you say gold rehypothecation?
Deep in the bowels of the CFTC’s website, ZH found this letter requesting FOIA exemption for the location of JPMorgan’s new gold vault- the largest in the world, over 1 football field in length:
Yet oddly enough, the FOIA request letter itself, while also being filed with a request for Confidential Treatment, never got it. As a result it was posted at this address. Ooops.
But a far bigger oops, is that on the first page of said declassified confidential FOIA app, in black ink, we get the missing piece:
In addition, the Exchanges are providing the Commission with the application summary of requirements for the JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. facility located at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York, NY.
And so, despite the extended attempts at secrecy, we finally hit the proverbial goldmine vault.
Per the Landmarks Preservation Commission, ZH then discovered that the JPM vault is 5 floors below street level (just like the NY Fed) and was built to withstand a near direct hit from a nuclear bomb:
One Chase Manhattan Plaza combines three main components: a 60-story tower, a 2½ acre plaza, and a 6-story base, of which 5 floors are beneath grade.
One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York
So the old Chase HQ, once the stomping grounds of one David Rockefeller, and soon to be the other half of JPMorgan Chase, has 5 sub-basements, just like the NY Fed…
Reading on:
Excavations, said to be the largest in New York City history, reached a depth of 90 feet
Or, about the same depth as the bottom-most sub-basement under the NY Fed…
But then we hit the jackpot:
Originally constructed with white marble terrazzo paving and enclosed by a solid parapet of white marble travertine that was personally selected by Bunshaft in Tivoli, Italy, the L-shaped plaza levels the sloping site and conceals six floors of operations that would have been difficult to fit into a single floor of the tower, including an auditorium seating 800 [and] the world’s largest bank vault.
And there you have it: the JPM vault, recommissioned to become a commercial vault, just happens to also be the “world’s largest bank vault.”
Digging some more into the curious nature of this biggest bank vault in the world, we learn the following, courtesy of a freely available book written by one of the architects:
On the lowest level was the vault, which rested directly on the rock – the “largest bank vault in the world, longer than a football field.” It was anchored to the bedrock with steel rods. This was to prevent the watertight, concrete structure from floating to the surface like a huge bubble in the event that an atomic bomb falling in the bay would blow away the building and flood the area.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
In what could have major implications for the cartel’s continuing ability to manipulate the gold market, ZH then demonstrates the fact that JPM’s gold vault, the largest in the world, is across the street, and literally connected by tunnel to the NY Fed’s gold vault, which supposedly houses 25% of the world’s gold reserves:
Yet it is not what is on this side of the street, which just happens to be known as Liberty Street, that is what is the most interesting part of this whole story. It is what is on the other:
That’s right, ladies and gentlemen, as a result of our cursory examination, we have learned that the world’s largest private, and commercial, gold vault, that belonging once upon a time to Chase Manhattan, and now to JPMorgan Chase, is located, right across the street, and at the same level underground, resting just on top of the Manhattan bedrock, as the vault belonging to the New York Federal Reserve, which according to folklore is the official location of the biggest collection of sovereign, public gold in the world.
At this point we would hate to be self-referential, and point out what one of our own commentators noted on the topic of the Fed’s vault a year ago, namely that:
Chase Plaza (now the Property of JPM) is linked to the facility via tunnel… I have seen it. The elevators on the Chase side are incredible. They could lift a tank.
… but we won’t, and instead we will let readers make up their own mind why the the thousands of tons of sovereign gold in the possession of the New York Fed, have to be literally inches across, if not directly connected, to the largest private gold vault in the world.
Now why might JPMorgan consider the location of their gold vault (directly across the street and connected by tunnel to the NY Fed vault) a matter of national security?
Somehow we suspect that the normal smug grin on Mr. Dimon’s face is nowhere to be found today.
Entry Way To Gold Vaults at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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The DOC
MARCH 2, 2013
JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in Manhattan is literally connected by underground tunnel to the NY Fed’s gold vault.
After uncovering JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in London last week, the Tylers at ZeroHedge have discovered via several documents buried at the CFTC’s website revealing that JPMorgan’s secret gold …
missionmining.wordpress.com
After uncovering JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in London last week, the Tylers at ZeroHedge have discovered via several documents buried at the CFTC’s website revealing that JPMorgan’s secret gold vault in Manhattan is across directly the street from none other than the NY Fed.
The vault, according to one of the original architects, is the largest gold vault in the world at over a football field in length, was built on the Manhattan Island bedrock 5 stories below street level to withstand a direct nuclear blast, and is literally connected by underground tunnel to the NY Fed’s gold vault.
Can you say gold rehypothecation?
Deep in the bowels of the CFTC’s website, ZH found this letter requesting FOIA exemption for the location of JPMorgan’s new gold vault- the largest in the world, over 1 football field in length:
Yet oddly enough, the FOIA request letter itself, while also being filed with a request for Confidential Treatment, never got it. As a result it was posted at this address. Ooops.
But a far bigger oops, is that on the first page of said declassified confidential FOIA app, in black ink, we get the missing piece:
In addition, the Exchanges are providing the Commission with the application summary of requirements for the JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. facility located at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York, NY.
And so, despite the extended attempts at secrecy, we finally hit the proverbial goldmine vault.
Per the Landmarks Preservation Commission, ZH then discovered that the JPM vault is 5 floors below street level (just like the NY Fed) and was built to withstand a near direct hit from a nuclear bomb:
One Chase Manhattan Plaza combines three main components: a 60-story tower, a 2½ acre plaza, and a 6-story base, of which 5 floors are beneath grade.
One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York
So the old Chase HQ, once the stomping grounds of one David Rockefeller, and soon to be the other half of JPMorgan Chase, has 5 sub-basements, just like the NY Fed…
Reading on:
Excavations, said to be the largest in New York City history, reached a depth of 90 feet
Or, about the same depth as the bottom-most sub-basement under the NY Fed…
But then we hit the jackpot:
Originally constructed with white marble terrazzo paving and enclosed by a solid parapet of white marble travertine that was personally selected by Bunshaft in Tivoli, Italy, the L-shaped plaza levels the sloping site and conceals six floors of operations that would have been difficult to fit into a single floor of the tower, including an auditorium seating 800 [and] the world’s largest bank vault.
And there you have it: the JPM vault, recommissioned to become a commercial vault, just happens to also be the “world’s largest bank vault.”
Digging some more into the curious nature of this biggest bank vault in the world, we learn the following, courtesy of a freely available book written by one of the architects:
On the lowest level was the vault, which rested directly on the rock – the “largest bank vault in the world, longer than a football field.” It was anchored to the bedrock with steel rods. This was to prevent the watertight, concrete structure from floating to the surface like a huge bubble in the event that an atomic bomb falling in the bay would blow away the building and flood the area.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
In what could have major implications for the cartel’s continuing ability to manipulate the gold market, ZH then demonstrates the fact that JPM’s gold vault, the largest in the world, is across the street, and literally connected by tunnel to the NY Fed’s gold vault, which supposedly houses 25% of the world’s gold reserves:
Yet it is not what is on this side of the street, which just happens to be known as Liberty Street, that is what is the most interesting part of this whole story. It is what is on the other:
That’s right, ladies and gentlemen, as a result of our cursory examination, we have learned that the world’s largest private, and commercial, gold vault, that belonging once upon a time to Chase Manhattan, and now to JPMorgan Chase, is located, right across the street, and at the same level underground, resting just on top of the Manhattan bedrock, as the vault belonging to the New York Federal Reserve, which according to folklore is the official location of the biggest collection of sovereign, public gold in the world.
At this point we would hate to be self-referential, and point out what one of our own commentators noted on the topic of the Fed’s vault a year ago, namely that:
Chase Plaza (now the Property of JPM) is linked to the facility via tunnel… I have seen it. The elevators on the Chase side are incredible. They could lift a tank.
… but we won’t, and instead we will let readers make up their own mind why the the thousands of tons of sovereign gold in the possession of the New York Fed, have to be literally inches across, if not directly connected, to the largest private gold vault in the world.
Now why might JPMorgan consider the location of their gold vault (directly across the street and connected by tunnel to the NY Fed vault) a matter of national security?
Somehow we suspect that the normal smug grin on Mr. Dimon’s face is nowhere to be found today.
Entry Way To Gold Vaults at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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Brb
THE UNITED STATES SENT 12 SOLDIERS TO A PLANET!
In 1965, twelve American soldiers boarded an extraterrestrial spacecraft heading to Serpo — a planet in the Zeta Reticuli system.
They stayed there for 13 years.
Only 8 came back.
Two died on Serpo.
Two chose to stay forever.
This is the story of Project Serpo — the most classified human-alien exchange program in history.
Revelation made in 2005 by a former government insider.
The details are insane:
• Telepathic aliens with big black eyes
• Advanced technology we still don't understand
• A 10-month journey through space
They left. They lived among them. Some never came back.
And we're still not supposed to know about it.
Brain officially blown.
Do you really believe it?
Listen To This Mysterious Radio Signal From Day One Of The U.S.-Iran War
March 12, 2026
A mysterious shortwave broadcast appeared on the first day of the US Iran war — a voice in Persian calmly reading random number sequences.
Radio enthusiasts believe it may be a numbers station, a type of spy radio station historically used to send encrypted coded messages to intelligence agents. These broadcasts were widely used by spies in the Cold War, allowing governments to communicate with operatives in secret.
RFE/RL captured this numbers station audio recording on March 10. Soon after, someone tried jamming the signal with electronic interference.
Numbers stations are considered Cold War spy tech, used by intelligence services like the CIA to communicate with agents around the world.
Is this mysterious signal connected to modern spying operations during the US Iran war?
Listen to the broadcast and decide for yourself.
March 12, 2026
A mysterious shortwave broadcast appeared on the first day of the US Iran war — a voice in Persian calmly reading random number sequences.
Radio enthusiasts believe it may be a numbers station, a type of spy radio station historically used to send encrypted coded messages to intelligence agents. These broadcasts were widely used by spies in the Cold War, allowing governments to communicate with operatives in secret.
RFE/RL captured this numbers station audio recording on March 10. Soon after, someone tried jamming the signal with electronic interference.
Numbers stations are considered Cold War spy tech, used by intelligence services like the CIA to communicate with agents around the world.
Is this mysterious signal connected to modern spying operations during the US Iran war?
Listen to the broadcast and decide for yourself.
Lost Labyrinth of Egypt.....confirmed
(Part of the labyrinth wall, physically just discovered during excavation)
And a 2nd Sphinx discovered by satellite, on the opposite end of the Egyptian pyramids of Giza
(Starts talking about it at the 23:05 mark)
(Images/photos coming in a month or two)
Second Sphinx buried in the sand, just officially confirmed (by satellite) !!!
Egyptians.......... ya'll ninjas have some serious explaining to do
Proof Of Life? Proof Of Conspiracy?
Parkrose Resistance
July 13, 2026
Conspiracies are swirling around Lindsey Graham's death and Mitch McConnell's proof of life. This is what it's like to live in a post-truth conspiracy-theory ridden society.
Parkrose Resistance
July 13, 2026
Conspiracies are swirling around Lindsey Graham's death and Mitch McConnell's proof of life. This is what it's like to live in a post-truth conspiracy-theory ridden society.
Are Americans Secretly Being Sold Horse Meat?
Parkrose Permaculture
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Heard about this back in the 80's.
I used a laugh emoji as a response. But I actually believe everything dude said.
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