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Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Praying Medic: Qanon November 12, 2019 – Dangerous Freedom + 8kun Returns and Q has Posted





Q returned with a flurry of posts, including a prediction that indictments will come by the end of the year.


Related:
Qanon November 3rd – Rig for Red



Thread



The first post today could be a test.


Or it may contain a message.


There are a lot of possible interpretations (December, Declass, etc) but I prefer not to guess at this point.





I’m not certain if this was a test or a coded message.


Many possibilities.


No clear interpretation, yet.





@stormypatriot21
 was Q’d for her video showing a post by Q this morning followed by three retweets by POTUS, then a post by Q.


Link to tweet:

stormypatriotjo@stormypatriot21

Q

Then POTUS

Then Q
This is the Q I know…




Embedded video
@JustInformU was Q’d for his video where POTUS explained ‘We have a forum… we have a place we can talk.”



JustInformed Talk @JustInformU


Nothing to see here…


Just @realDonaldTrump confirming the new http://8kun.net  ‘FORUM’ in last night’s speech.

Wait…WHAT?



Embedded video


America Will Be Unified Again.


This post contains part of the routing url for 8kun which goes through a Defense Department (DoD) server.





What did Q mean by “Future Proves Past?”


In April of 2018, Q said “America will be unified again” and indicated 11/11 was an important date.
(The year indicated in this post was 2018 but many statements have multiple meanings or applications.)





Maybe 11.11.18 wasn’t a year.


Maybe it was.





An IP address?





An IP address used by the military.




And Q, no doubt, knew that in April of 2018 when he made the original post about 11.11.18.
Did Q anticipate the future need to set up a new domain?


Project Looking Glass is a software project that allows users to display 3D windows including windows that are reversible.


“Going Forward in Order to Look Back.”


Q   (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_L…)




“I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery.”
~Thomas Jefferson





Q asked a series of questions.





POTUS first mentioned, “The calm before the storm” on October 5th, 2017.


Q’s “public” operation began on October 28, 2017.





On November 13, 2017, Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd notified members of Congress that the DOJ had appointed “senior federal prosecutors” (plural) to investigate their concerns about corruption rather than appoint a second Special Counsel. (themarketswork.com/2018/03/30/why…) The next day, Q asked why indictments would be sealed outside of DC.


The Washington DC area is heavily pro-Clinton.


Finding objective jurors would be difficult so the DOJ chose to base its investigation elsewhere.





In March of 2018, AG Sessions finally revealed the name of one of the prosecutors who was investigating corruption— US Attorney John Huber. (brassballs.blog/home/sessions-…) On December 12 of 2018, Q asked what if there was another prosecutor with the same mandate as Huber?





We know US Attorney Durham has been investigating public corruption since at least October 3rd of 2018 thanks to the transcript of Jim Baker’s congressional testimony. (foxnews.com/politics/forme…) Durham has specialized in prosecuting public corruption, including abuse by the CI_A.


Q noted that this article says Durham Also spearheaded mob prosecutions of the [Gambino], Genovese and Patriarca crime families.


Gambino is in brackets = [Kill box] (content.time.com/time/nation/ar…)

Q wrote:


What AB[C] agency did Durham target? (It was the CI_A)


How are messages sent?


Q then posted a link to a Rolling Stone article about the young man who gunned down mob boss Frank Cali. (rollingstone.com/culture/cultur…) Thoughts on the article and Q’s question “how are messages sent?”


The mainstream media has been attacking Q for a long time but this morning, the attacks went a little bonkers.


Why do they so badly want to silence and discredit Q?





Q linked to a tweet by @duffing_it_up who found… a zero delta.


A zero delta is when Q posts within 60 seconds (one minute) of the President, but prior to the President’s tweet based on timestamps.







This graphic shows that Q posted 33 seconds before the President tweeted.


If you’re not sure why it matters, try posting just once before, but within 60 seconds of the President’s tweet.


(Q has done it more than 20 times.) (trumptwitterarchive.com)





Q does not have access to the 8chan board where his old posts were hosted (no one does) so he is copying the text of old posts instead of providing the images like he used to. (I’ll provide screencaps of old posts as needed.)


On June 12, 2018, as the President and Kim Jong Un were meeting in Singapore, Q said that Obama [Hussein] tried to call Kim but didn’t have his phone number.





Q implied that Kim’s phone number was being tracked by a team of people (Clowns?) and that the number was changed after Trump was elected. (I’m guessing POTUS told Kim to change his number for his own safety. )





Q posted a link to this article where Trump claimed that Obama tried multiple times to call Kim but his calls were never answered. (dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7…) This article explains that Kim had all the numbers in North Korea changed.


After the removal of the clowns who formerly controlled NoKo, it was probably a good idea. (thesun.co.uk/news/5152863/p…)

Q wrote:


Relevant to future upcoming events.


On February 18, 2018, Q posted a series of questions about Edward Snowden.


There was a hint that he was helping Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey.


Project DeepDream is a reference to the Facebook-like social media platform the CIA created in Jason Bourne film to spy on its users.






In March of 2018, Q hinted that either Edward Snowden or Eric Schmidt wrote the code used to censor across multiple platforms. (ES usually indicates Eric Schmidt, but it can also indicate Snowden.)





Q posted a quote from the February 2018 post and connected it to news from Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies who claims that Google bought project DeepMind to spy on the entire planet.





“Google bought this AI company called DeepMind… a god-like AI system that is able to ingest the available public information on the internet and make sense of it. Think of it like Amazon Alexa except much much much more intelligent.” (breitbart.com/tech/2019/10/1…)

Snowden was CI_A & advanced their illegal domestic surveillance program while pretending to be an NSA whistleblower. The CI_A has many operatives in government past and present (Bush 41 was CI_A Director). All to control foreign policy and preserve the agency & its agenda.





Q indicated that the unsealing of indictments (JUSTICE) would not happen until the DOJ IG report on FISA abuse and Declassification of Spygate documents were released to make the public aware of the crimes of the previous administration. We are nearing the release of both.





Q now predicts that indictments will be unsealed this year.





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After a three month absence, 8chan made a brief return under the new domain 8kun. Although the new domain has been accessible since its return for users of Tor and Lokinet, it has been offline and unavailable to most users. The day 8kun went live, someone posted a few messages on 8kun using Q’s most recent tripcode. (I believe it was Q but I’m waiting for further confirmation.)


This morning, 8kun returned on a web address that is available to the public. I’m not posting that address because 8kun has been unavailable at least partly due to curious people trying to access the website. The site was unable to handle the traffic which made it unavailable. I would advise you not to access the website at this time, even if you have the web address. The apps and websites that display Q’s posts will pull any new ones and display them. There is no reason to bombard the new domain with unnecessary traffic. (The Q research board is not shown in the public index for the site and you won’t be able to access it unless you know how to find it.)


As I was writing this, Q posted the message below. I’m not sure what it means but I will keep you informed if Q posts again.


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Saturday, July 6, 2019

The Secrets of Silicon Valley: What Big Tech Doesn't Want You To Know

As long as we are talking about Freedom (or still can, at times, d/o the platform and P.C. police)....consider this:


The Secrets of Silicon Valley: What Big Tech Doesn't Want You To Know

The Secrets of Silicon Valley:
What Big Tech Doesn't Want You to Know


corbettreport
Published on Jul 5, 2019

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TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: https://www.corbettreport.com/silicon...


Once a sleepy farming region, Silicon Valley is now the hub of a global industry that is transforming the economy, shaping our political discourse, and changing the very nature of our society. So what happened? How did this remarkable change take place? Why is this area the epicenter of this transformation? Discover the dark secrets behind the real history of Silicon Valley and the Big Tech giants in this important edition of The Corbett Report.


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Episode 359 – The Secrets of Silicon Valley: What Big Tech Doesn’t Want You to Know

• 07/05/2019 • 16 Comments



Once a sleepy farming region, Silicon Valley is now the hub of a global industry that is transforming the economy, shaping our political discourse, and changing the very nature of our society. So what happened? How did this remarkable change take place? Why is this area the epicenter of this transformation? Discover the dark secrets behind the real history of Silicon Valley and the Big Tech giants in this important edition of The Corbett Report.


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Silicon Valley. Nestled in the southern San Francisco Bay Area of Northern California, the Valley is not just a geographical location. It’s an idea. It’s an expression of the urge to digitize all of the information in the world, and to database, track and store that information. And as we are now beginning to learn, the result of that digitization of everything is a world without privacy. A world where our ability to participate in public debate is subject to the whims of big tech billionaires. A world where freedom is a thing of the past and no one is outside the reach of Big Brother.


For many, this is just a happy coincidence for the intelligence agencies that are seeking to capture and store every detail about every moment of our lives. It is just happenstance that the information-industrial complex now has enough information to track our every move, listen in on our every conversation, map our social networks, and, increasingly, predict our future plans. It is just a series of random events that led to the world of today.


But what the masses do not know is that Silicon Valley has a very special history. One that explains how we came to our current predicament, and one that speaks to the future that we are sleepwalking into. A future of total surveillance and total control by the Big Tech billionaires and their shadowy backers.


These are The Secrets of Silicon Valley: What Big Tech Doesn’t Want You to Know.
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Once known as “The Valley of Heart’s Delight,” the Santa Clara Valley was a bucolic, agrarian area known for its mild climate and blooming fruit trees. Until the 1960s, it was the largest fruit-producing-and-packing region in the world.


Today there are few reminders of the valley’s sleepy farming past. Now dubbed “Silicon Valley,” it is home to many of the world’s largest technology and social media companies, from Google and Facebook to Apple and Oracle, from Netflix and Cisco Systems to PayPal and Hewlett-Packard. It is the hub of a global industry that is transforming the economy, shaping our political discourse, and changing the very nature of our society.


So what happened? How did this remarkable change take place? Why is Silicon Valley the epicenter of this transformation?


The answer is surprisingly simple: WWII happened.


The influx of high-tech research and industry to the region is the direct result of the advent of WWII and the actions of one man: Frederick Terman.


Frederick was the son of Lewis Terman, a pioneer of educational psychology at the Stanford Graduate School of Education. An avowed eugenicist, Lewis Terman popularized IQ testing in America, helping to conduct the first mass administration of an IQ test for the US Army during America’s entry into the First World War.


Frederick Terman attended Stanford, earning an undergraduate degree in chemistry and a master’s degree in electrical engineering before heading to MIT to earn his doctorate in electrical engineering under Vannevar Bush. This connection came into play at the outbreak of World War II, when Bush—now heading up the US Office of Research and Development, which managed nearly all research and development for the US military during wartime—asked Terman to run the top-secret Radio Research Laboratory at Harvard University. There, Terman directed 800 of the country’s top researchers in the emerging field of electronic warfare. Their work included the development of some of the earliest signals intelligence and electronic intelligence equipment, including radar detectors, radar jammers and aluminum chaff to be used as countermeasures against German anti-air defenses.


The Valley as we know it today was born in the post-World War II era when Terman returned to Stanford as dean of the School of Engineering and set about transforming the school into the “MIT of the West.”


STEVE BLANK: Terman, with his war experience, decided to build Stanford into a center of excellence on microwaves and electronics, and he was the guy to do it. The Harvard Radio Research Lab was the pinnacle in the United States of every advanced microwave transmitter and receiver you could think of. And what he does is he recruits eleven former members of the radio research lab and says, “You know, we really don’t have a lab, but congratulations! You’re all now Stanford faculty!” “Oh great, thanks.” They joined Stanford and they set up their own lab: the Electronics Research Lab for basic and unclassified research. And they get the Office of Naval Research to give them their first contract—to actually fund in the post-war Stanford research into microwaves. By 1950, Terman turns Stanford’s engineering department into the MIT of the West, basically by taking all the war innovative R&D in microwaves, by moving it to Stanford, by taking the department heads and key staff.


SOURCE: Secret History of Silicon Valley


With the military research funds flowing into the region, Terman began transforming the San Francisco Bay Area into a high-tech research hot spot. In 1951, he spearheaded the creation of Stanford Industrial Park—now known as Stanford Research Park—a joint venture between Stanford and the City of Palo Alto to attract big technology corporations to the area. The park was a huge success, eventually luring Hewlett-Packard, General Electric, Kodak and other important technology firms, and cementing Silicon Valley as a nexus between Stanford, big tech and government-sponsored research.


And this connection was not tangential. As researcher Steve Blank writes in his own history of Silicon Valley’s military roots:


“During the 1950s Fred Terman was an advisor to every major branch of the US military. He was on the Army Signal Corps R&D Advisory Council, the Air Force Electronic Countermeasures Scientific Advisory Board, a Trustee of the Institute of Defense Analysis, the Naval Research Advisory Committee, the Defense Science Board, and a consultant to the President’s Science Advisory Committee. His commercial activities had him on the board of directors of HP, Watkins-Johnson, Ampex, and Director and Vice Chairman of SRI.  It’s amazing this guy ever slept. Terman was the ultimate networking machine for Stanford and its military contracts.”
It is no secret that Silicon Valley has thrived since the very beginning on Pentagon research dollars and DoD connections. From William Shockley (a rabid eugenicist who spent WWII as a director of Columbia University’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Operations Group and who is sometimes cited as Silicon Valley’s other founding father for his work on silicon semiconductors) to the Stanford Research Institute (a key military contractor that had close ties to the Advanced Research Projects Agency [ARPA]) the US Defense Department has had a key role in shaping the development of the region.


The Stanford Research Institute (SRI) was spearheaded by Terman and created by the trustees of Stanford University in 1946. From its inception, the SRI was instructed to avoid pursuing federal contracts that might embroil Stanford in political matters. But within six months it had already broken this directive, pursuing contracts with the Office of Naval Intelligence. In the 1960s, at the same time that the institute’s Artificial Intelligence Center was creating “Shakey,” the “first mobile robot that could reason about its surroundings,” SRI was targeted by Vietnam War protesters for its contract work with ARPA, the Pentagon arm devoted to developing cutting edge technology. The pressure caused Stanford University to formally cut its ties with SRI in the 1970s, but the institute’s military-funded research did not stop there.


The Stanford Research Institute was to become the second node in the ARPANET, the Pentagon-created packet-switching network that gave birth to the modern-day internet. The first message ever sent between two computers was sent on the ARPANET between a computer at UCLA and one at SRI.


It was the head of ARPA’s command and control division, Robert Kahn, who set up the first experimental mobile network (known as “PRNET”) around Silicon Valley and formed the initial satellite network (“SATNET”) that connected the early internet internationally. In 1973, Kahn enlisted the help of Vint Cerf, an assistant professor at Stanford University, to develop—as a Department of Defense project—the TCP/IP protocol suite that would help make the internet possible.


In a recent panel discussion hosted by DARPA, the latest moniker for what was originally ARPA, Vint Cerf admitted that the entire ARPANET project was dictated by the Pentagon’s needs for a command and control system that would be responsive to military requirements:


VINT CERF: The internet was motivated by a belief that command and control could make use of computers in order to enable the Defense Department to use its resources better than an opponent. In that particular case—Bob in particular started the program at DARPA in the early 1970s—[we] realized that we had to have the computers in ships at sea, and in aircraft, and in mobile vehicles, and the ARPANET had only done dedicated, fixed . . . You know, machines that were in air-conditioned rooms connected together—you know, roughly speaking, dedicated telephone circuits. So you can’t connect the tanks together with wires because they run over them and they break, and the airplanes, they’ll never make it off the ground, you know, you can see all . . . So this led to the need for mobile radio communication and satellite communication in a networked environment.


The question about global nature here is easily answered. At least I thought we were doing this for the Defense Department, which would have to operate everywhere in the world. And so it could not be as a design that in some way was limited to CONUS, for example. And it also could not be a design that depended at all on the cooperation of other countries allocating, for example, address space. I mean, the sort of silly model of this is if we use country codes to indicate different networks . . . different network identifiers. Imagine that you’ve got to invade country B and before you do that you have to go and say, “Hi, we’re gonna invade your country in a couple of weeks and we need some address space to run another call system.” Yeah, you know, it probably wasn’t gonna work. So we knew it had to be global in scope.


SOURCE: From ARPAnet to the Internet, Web, Cloud, and Beyond: What’s Next?


One of the first demonstrations of the protocol—a 1977 test involving a van equipped with radio gear by SRI that is now dubbed the birth of the modern internet—even simulated “a mobile unit in the field, let’s say in Europe, in the middle of some kind of action trying to communicate through a satellite network to the United States.”


But while direct investment in this technological revolution suited the purposes of the Pentagon, the US intelligence community was pursuing other, more covert avenues for harnessing the incredible potential of Silicon Valley and its surveillance technologies. With the advent of the Cold War and the increased tensions between the US and the USSR in a new, highly technological game of “spy vs. spy,” the funding for research and development of cutting edge technology was placed under a cover of national security and classified.


BLANK: But in the early 1950s, the Korean War changes the game. Post-World War II—those who know your history—we basically demobilized our troops, mothballed our bombers and our fighters, and said, “We’re going to enjoy the post-war benefits.” 1949, the Soviets explode their first nuclear weapon. The Cold War, with the Korean War, becomes hot. All of a sudden, the United States realizes that the world’s changed again, and spook work comes to Stanford.


The military approaches Terman and asks him to set up the Applied Electronics Lab to do classified military programs, and doubles the size of the electronics program at Stanford. They said, “Well, we’ll keep this separate from the unclassified Electronics Research Lab.” But for the first time it made Stanford University a full partner with the military in government R&D.


SOURCE: Secret History of Silicon Valley


The arrival of intelligence agency investment money created a new relationship between the government and the researchers in the Valley. Rather than directly hiring the technology companies to produce the technology, consumer electronics would increasingly be regulated, directed, overseen and infiltrated by government workers, who could then use that technology as the basis for a worldwide signals intelligence operation, directed not only at the militaries of foreign countries, but at the population of the world as a whole.


Now cloaked in a shroud of national security, the government’s role in the development of Big Tech has been largely obscured. But, if you know where to look, the fingerprints of the intelligence agencies are still visible on nearly every major company and technology to emerge from Silicon Valley.


Take Oracle Corporation, for instance. The third-largest software corporation in the world, Oracle is famed for its eponymous database software. What many do not know is that the “Oracle” name itself comes from the firm’s first customer: the CIA. “Project Oracle” was the CIA codename for a giant relational database that was being constructed on contract by Ampex, a Silicon Valley firm. Assigned to the project were Larry Ellison, Bob Miner and Ed Oates. Although Project Oracle “was something of a disaster” it did lead Ellison and his partners to spin off Oracle Corporation, which to this day gets 25% of its business from government contracts.


Or take Sun Microsystems. Founded in 1982, the Silicon Valley software and hardware giant’s flagship Unix workstation, the “Sun-1”, as ComputerWorld explains, “owes its origins rather directly to a half-dozen major technologies developed at multiple universities and companies, all funded by ARPA.” Sun was acquired by Oracle in 2010 for $7.4 billion.


But to an entire generation growing up today, this is ancient history. Sure, the intelligence agencies and the Defense Department were involved in the founding of these Silicon Valley stalwarts. But what about the Silicon Valley of today? What does this have to do with Google or Facebook or PayPal or the Big Tech giants that have become synonymous with computing in the age of the internet?


The modern era of Silicon Valley began in the 1990s, when the advent of the World Wide Web brought the full potential of the computing revolution into homes across America and around the globe. This was the era of the dotcom bubble, when small start-ups with no business plan and no revenue could become million-dollar companies overnight. And behind it all, steering the revolution from the shadows, were the intelligence agencies, who helped fund the core technologies and platforms of the modern internet.


One of the first problems confronting early users of the web was how to search through the dizzying array of personal web sites, corporate web pages, government sites and other content that was coming online every day. In order for the web to turn from a playground for tech geeks and hobbyists into a ubiquitous communication tool, there would need to be a way to quickly sort through the vast amount of information available and return a relevant list of websites to lead users to useful information. Early iterations of online search, including personally curated lists of interesting sites and primitive search engines that relied on simple keyword matching, failed to live up to the task.


By happy coincidence, the problem of cataloguing, indexing, sorting and querying vast troves of information was one that the intelligence agencies were also working on. As the masses of data flowing through the internet gave rise to the era of Big Data, the NSA, the CIA and other members of the US intelligence community recruited the best and the brightest young minds in the country to help them store, search and analyze this information . . . and those searching for it. And, as usual, they turned to Stanford University and the Silicon Valley whiz kids for help.


Google—as the now familiar story goes—started out as a research project of Larry Page and Sergey Brin, two graduate students at Stanford University. Unsurprisingly, one does not have to dig very deep to find the connection to the Defense Department. DARPA—the current name of the oft-rebranded ARPA—was one of the seven military, civilian and law enforcement sponsors of the “Stanford Digital Libraries Project,” which helped fund Page and Brin’s research. DARPA was even thanked by name in the white paper where the idea for Google was first laid out: “The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine.”


Less well-known is the “Massive Digital Data Systems” project spearheaded by the US intelligence community and funded through unclassified agencies like the National Science Foundation. As an email introducing the project to researchers at major US universities in 1993 explains, it was designed to help the intelligence agencies take “a proactive role in stimulating research in the efficient management of massive databases and ensuring that I[ntelligence] C[ommunity] requirements can be incorporated or adapted into commercial products.”


As Jeff Nesbit—former director of legislative and public affairs for the National Science Foundation—detailed in a revealing 2017 article for qz.com on Google’s true origin:


“The research arms of the CIA and NSA hoped that the best computer-science minds in academia could identify what they called ‘birds of a feather:'[sic] Just as geese fly together in large V shapes, or flocks of sparrows make sudden movements together in harmony, they predicted that like-minded groups of humans would move together online.[. . .]


“Their research aim was to track digital fingerprints inside the rapidly expanding global information network, which was then known as the World Wide Web. Could an entire world of digital information be organized so that the requests humans made inside such a network be tracked and sorted? Could their queries be linked and ranked in order of importance? Could ‘birds of a feather’ be identified inside this sea of information so that communities and groups could be tracked in an organized way?”

The project dispersed more than a dozen grants of several million dollars each to help realize this goal of tracking, sorting and mining online behavior in order to identify and categorize communities and track groups in real life. And one of the first recipients of this grant money? Sergey Brin’s team at Stanford and their research into search query optimization.


From its very founding and continuing right through to the present day, Google has maintained close ties to America’s intelligence, military and law enforcement apparatuses. As with all matters of so-called “national security,” however, we only get a window into that relationship from the public and declassified record of contracts and agreements that the tech giant has left in its wake.


In 2003, Google signed a $2.1 million contract with the National Security Agency, the US intelligence community’s shadowy surveillance arm that is responsible for collecting, storing and analyzing signals intelligence in foreign intelligence and counterintelligence operations. Google built the agency a customized search tool “capable of searching 15 million documents in twenty-four languages.” So important was this relationship to Google that when the contract expired in April 2004, they extended it for another year at no cost to the government.


In 2005, it was revealed that In-Q-Tel—the CIA’s venture capital arm and itself the perfect encapsulation of the intelligence agencies’ relationship with Silicon Valley—had sold over 5,000 shares of Google stock. It is not exactly clear how the CIA’s venture capital firm ended up with 5,000 shares of Google stock, but it is believed to have come when Google bought out Keyhole Inc., the developer of the software that later become Google Earth. The company’s name, “Keyhole,” is a none-too-subtle reference to the Keyhole class of reconnaissance satellites that the US intelligence agencies have been using for decades to commit 3D imaging and mapping analysis. Keyhole, Inc. worked closely with the US intelligence community and even bragged that its technology was being used by the Pentagon to support the invasion of Iraq. To this day, the CIA itself describes Google Earth as “CIA-assisted technology” on its own page dedicated to “CIA’s Impact on Technology.”
In 2010, details of a formal NSA-Google relationship began to emerge, but both parties refused to divulge any further information about the relationship. Subsequent reporting suggested that Google had “agreed to provide information about traffic on its networks in exchange for intelligence from the NSA about what it knew of foreign hackers.” More details emerged from a Freedom of Information Act request in 2014, which revealed that Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt were not only on a first name basis with then-NSA chief General Keith Alexander, but that Google was part of a “secretive government initiative known as the Enduring Security Framework,” and that this initiative involved Silicon Valley partnering with the Pentagon and the US intelligence community to share information “at network speed.”


The Enduring Security Freedom initiative is just one window into how Big Tech can reap big dollars from their relationship with the NSA. In 2013, it emerged that the participants in the PRISM program—the illegal surveillance program which allowed the NSA backdoor access to all information and user data of all of the Big Tech companies—were reimbursed for the program’s expenses by a shadowy arm of the agency known as “Special Source Operations.”


MARINA PORTNAYA: The entire process reportedly cost PRISM participants millions of dollars to implement each successful extension, and those costs, according to US documents, were covered by an arm of the NSA known as “Special Source Operations.” According to The Guardian newspaper, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has described Special Source Operations as the “crown jewel” of the agency that handles all surveillance programs that rely on corporate partnership with telecoms and internet providers to access communication data. Now, this revelation is being considered evidence that a financial relationship between tech companies and the NSA has existed. And as The Guardian newspaper put it, the disclosure that taxpayers money was used to cover the company’s compliance costs raises new questions surrounding the relationship between Silicon Valley and the NSA.


SOURCE: NSA Paid Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo To Spy On You


The PRISM program itself proves that the military and intelligence agency ties to modern day Silicon Valley do not end with Google. In fact, every one of the Silicon Valley stalwarts that dominate the web today have similar ties to the shadowy world of spooks and spies.


In June 2003, the Information Processing Techniques Office—the information technology wing of DARPA that had overseen the original ARPANET project in the 1960s—quietly posted a “Broad Agency Announcement” to its website to request proposals for an ambitious new project. Labeled “BAA # 03-30,” this “proposer information pamphlet” requested proposals from developers to build an “an ontology-based (sub)system” called LifeLog that “captures, stores, and makes accessible the flow of one person’s experience in and interactions with the world.”


The idea, which seemed somewhat fantastic in 2003, was that users of LifeLog would wear a device that would capture and record all of their transactions and interactions, physical movements, email and phone calls, and a variety of other information. The LifeLog would be presented to users “as a stand-alone system to serve as a powerful automated multimedia diary and scrapbook,” but, as the announcement goes on to reveal, the data collected would be used to help DARPA create a new class of truly ‘cognitive’ systems that can reason in a variety of ways.”


If it had gone ahead, LifeLog would have been a virtual diary of everywhere that its users went, everything they did, everyone they talked to, what they talked about, what they bought, what they saw and listened to, and what they planned to do in the future. It immediately drew criticism as an obvious attempt by the government to create a tool for profiling enemies of the state, and even supporters of the plan were forced to admit that LifeLog “could raise eyebrows if [DARPA] didn’t make it clear how privacy concerns would be met.”


But then, without explanation, the announcement was withdrawn and the project was dropped. DARPA spokesman Jan Walker chalked the cancellation up to “A change in priorities” at the agency, but researchers close to the project admitted that they were baffled by the sudden stopping of the program. “I am sure that such research will continue to be funded under some other title,” wrote one MIT researcher whose colleague had spent weeks working on the proposal. “I can’t imagine DARPA ‘dropping out’ of such a key research area.”


The cancellation of LifeLog was reported by Wired.com on February 4, 2004. That very same day, a Harvard undergrad named Mark Zuckerberg officially launched “TheFacebook.com,” the first incarnation of Facebook, which collects vast amounts of data on its users, offering them the promise of “a powerful automated multimedia diary and scrapbook,” but, as has become more and more evident in recent years, using and selling that data for ulterior motives.


But it is not just this interesting coincidence that connects Facebook to DARPA. Once again, the money that helped “TheFacebook” go from a Harvard “student project” to a multi-billion user internet giant involved a relocation to Silicon Valley and copious injections of venture capital from intelligence-connected insiders. Facebook moved to Palo Alto, California, in 2004 and received its first investment of $500,000 from Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal. But the real money, and the real interest in Facebook, arrived in 2005, in the form of a $12.7 million investment from Accel Partners and an additional $1 million from Accel’s Jim Breyer. Breyer, it turns out, had some interesting connections of his own.


NARRATOR: First venture capital money totaling $500,000 came to The Facebook from venture capitalist Peter Thiel, founder and former CEO of PayPal. He also serves on the board of radical conservative group Vanguard DAC. Further funding came in the form of $12.7 million dollars from venture capital firm Accel Partners. Accel’s manager, James Breyer, was former chair of the National Venture Capital Association. Breyer served on the National Venture Capital Association’s board with Gilman Louie, CEO of In-Q-Tel, a venture capital firm established by the Central Intelligence Agency in 1999. This firm works in various aspects of information technology and intelligence, including, most notably, nurturing data mining technologies. Breyer has also served on the board of BBN Technologies, a research and development firm known for spearheading the ARPANET, or what we know today as the internet.


In October of 2004, Dr. Anita Jones climbed on board BBN along with Gilman Louie, but what is most interesting is Dr. Jones’ experience prior to joining BBN. Jones herself served on the board of directors for In-Q-Tel and was previously the director of defense research and engineering for the US Department of Defense. Her responsibilities included serving as an advisor to the Secretary of Defense and overseeing the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.


This goes farther than just the initial appearances. DARPA shot to national fame in 2002, when knowledge of the existence of the Information Awareness Office (IAO) came to light. The IAO stated its mission was to gather as much information as possible about everyone in a centralized location for easy perusal by the United States government, including but not limited to: internet activity; credit card purchase hi444444story; airline ticket purchases; car rentals; medical records; educational transcripts; driver’s licenses; utility bills; tax returns; and any other available data.


SOURCE: Facebook CIA connection


It should come as no surprise, then, that the ex-director of DARPA, Regina Dugan, was hired by Google in 2012 to head its Advanced Technology and Projects group, and that she was then hired by Facebook in 2016 to head their “Building 8” research group focusing on experimental technologies like brain sensors and artificial intelligence. Nor is it a surprise to learn that DARPA is already working to weaponize Facebook’s Oculus virtual reality technology for fighting cyberwar.


Nor is it a surprise that Facebook seed money investor Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal, developed Palantir—a data-mining and analysis tool used by the NSA, FBI, CIA and other intelligence, counterterrorism and military agencies—from PayPal’s own fraud-detection algorithm. Or that In-Q-Tel was one of the first outside investors in the Palantir technology, which has gained notoriety in recent years for “using War on Terror tools to track American citizens.”


Nor is it a surprise to learn that Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google and current technical advisor to Google parent company Alphabet, is now the chairman of the Pentagon’s “Defense Innovation Board,” which seeks to bring the efficiency and vision of Silicon Valley to the Defense Department’s high-tech innovation initiatives.


Nor is it surprising that Schmidt, in addition to being a member of the elitist Trilateral Commission, is on the steering committee of the Bilderberg Group, a cabal of financiers, industrialists, high-ranking public officials, military brass and royalty that has been meeting annually in nearly total secrecy since 1954. Nor is it surprising that the Bilderberg Group now counts a number of Silicon Valley stalwarts among its ranks, from Schmidt and Thiel to Palantir CEO Alex Karp and former Electronic Frontiers Foundation chair Esther Dyson.


In fact, it would be more surprising to find a major Silicon Valley company that was not connected to the US military or to the US intelligence agencies one way or another. This is not an accident of history or a mere coincidence. The very origins of the internet were in shadowy Pentagon programs for developing the perfect command and control technologies. From the earliest attempts to form electronic databases of information on counterinsurgents in Vietnam right through to today, this technology—as Yasha Levine, author of Surveillance Valley: The Secret Military History of the Internet, explains—was intended to be used as a tool of warfare against target populations.


YASHA LEVINE: To understand what the internet is and what the internet has become, you have to go back to the very beginning. Back to the 1960s, when the internet was being created by the Pentagon. Back then, America was a relatively new global empire facing an increasingly chaotic and violent world. There was the Vietnam War—that was central—but the US was facing insurgencies all around the world, from Latin America to Southeast Asia. It was also facing an increasingly volatile and violent domestic environment. You had the anti-war movement. You had militant black activism. You had groups like The Weather Underground that were setting off bombs seemingly daily in cities all across the country. You had race riots in major cities.

And America’s paranoid generals looked at this, right, and they saw a vast communist conspiracy, of course. They saw the Soviet Union expanding globally, underwriting insurgencies all around the world, backing countries that were opposed to America. At the same time they were underwriting opposition movements in America, and they saw this as a new kind of war that was happening. This is not a traditional war that you could fight with traditional weapons. This is not a war that you could drop a nuke on. It was not a war that you could send a tank division into, because the combatants did not wear uniforms and they did not march in formation. They were part of the civilian population of the conflict that they were taking part in.

So it was as a new kind of war and new kind of global insurgency. And in certain rarefied circles in the military, people who were familiar with the new kind of computer technology being developed, they believe that the only way to fight and win this new war was to develop new information weapons—computer technology that could: ingest data on people and political movements; that could combine opinion surveys, economic data, criminal histories, draft histories, photographs, telephone conversations intercepted by security services; and put that all into databases that could allow analysts to perform sophisticated analysis on it and run predictive surveys. The idea was you have to find out who the enemy is and isolate it from the general population, and then take that enemy out. And at the time some even dreamed of one day creating a global system of management that could watch the world in real-time and intercept threats before they happened in much the same way that America’s early warning radar defense system did for hostile aircraft.

This is the general background from which the internet emerged. Today the counterinsurgency origins of the internet have been obscured. They’ve been lost for the most part. Very few histories even mention it, even in a little bit. But at the time that it was being created in the 1960s, the origins of the internet and the origins of this technology as a tool of surveillance and as a tool of control were very obvious to people back then. At the time people did not see computers and computer networks as tools of liberation or utopian technologies, they saw them as tools of political and social control—and that specifically included the ARPANET, the network that would later grow into the internet.
 
SOURCE: Yasha Levine: Surveillance Valley: The Secret Military History of the Internet


The internet was never intended as a tool of liberation. It was from its very inception intended to be a tool for tracking, surveilling and, ultimately, controlling a target population. And in the volatile environment of the 1960s, that “target population” quickly morphed from the Viet Cong counterinsurgents into the American public itself and anyone else who could pose a threat to the Pentagon’s ambitions at home or abroad.


Seen in the light of this history, recent developments on the internet make more sense. Silicon Valley did not spring out of the California soil by itself. It was carefully seeded there by the military and intelligence agencies that require this technology to fight the information warfare of the 21st century.
The Department of Defense did not announce in 2003 that they were going to “fight the net” as if it were an enemy weapons system because they were afraid the internet could be weaponized by their enemies. They knew it was already a weapon because they themselves had weaponized it.
The US government is not afraid of the Russians and their ability to “undermine American democracy” by purchasing thousands of dollars of advertising on Facebook. They were the ones who envisioned a LifeLog system to observe and control the population in the first place.


The Pentagon does not fret about the security vulnerabilities of the internet. It exploits those vulnerabilities to develop some of the most destructive cyberweapons yet unleashed, including the US/Israeli-developed Stuxnet.


And, as the next generation of networking technologies threatens to add not just our Facebook data and our Google searches and our tweets and our purchases to the government’s databases, but actually to connect every object in the world directly to those databases, the military is once again at the cutting edge of the next internet revolution.


SEAN O’KEEFE: Internet of Things is penetrating an ever wider swath of daily life and the global economy. Our good friends and helpful proliferators of information at Wikipedia define the Internet of Things as the network of physical objects—things embedded with electronics (software sensors, network connectivity)—which enables these objects to collect and exchange data. Essentially it allows objects to be sensed and control remotely, creating an integration between physical world and computer systems. Think smart grid: energy systems related to each other to maximize efficiency and all tied to that objective. Internet of Things is transforming modern business, leveraging embedded sensors, connectivity, digital analytics, and the automation to deliver greater efficiency and effectiveness on a wide range of market fronts.

The military has been a leader in developing many of the Internet of Things component technologies, but can do more to leverage the benefits of Internet of Things solutions. The broader national security establishment also faces unique challenges in adopting Internet of Things technologies ranging from security and mission assurance to infrastructure and cost constraints and cultural hurdles. Now, in September, just a couple of months ago, the CSIS Strategic Technologies Program released a report: Leveraging the Internet of Things for a More Efficient and Effective Military, which outlines how the military can adopt lessons from the private sector to take advantage of these broader benefits of Internet of Things.

SOURCE: Leveraging the Internet of Things for a More Efficient and Effective Military – Opening Keynote


From the earliest days of networked computing—when the ARPANET was still just a twinkle in its engineers’ eyes and famed ARPA computer scientist J. C. R. Licklider was writing memos to his colleagues in Palo Alto updating them on his vision for an “Intergalactic Computer Network”—to today, when DARPA scientists are plotting military uses for the Internet of Things,the technology underpinning the US government’s plans for full-spectrum dominance of the cyber world has advanced by leaps and bounds. But the vision itself remains the same.


In this vision, every person is tracked, their conversations recorded, their purchases monitored, their social networks mapped, their habits studied, and, ultimately, their behaviours predicted, so that the Pentagon and the spies of Silicon Valley can better control the human population. And, with the advent of technologies that ensure that every item we own will be spying on us and broadcasting that data through networks that are compromised by the intelligence agencies, that vision is closer than ever to a reality.


And there, helping that vision to come to reality, are the giants of Big Tech who were founded, funded, aided and, when needed, compromised by the spooks, spies and soldiers who desire complete control over the cyber world.


This is the secret of Silicon Valley. In a key sense, the Big Tech giants are the Pentagon and the intelligence community. The DoD and the intelligence agencies are the Big Tech giants. It was this way from the very dawn of modern computing, and it remains this way today.


We should not be surprised that the world of the internet—the world bequeathed to us by the ARPANET—is increasingly looking like an always-on surveillance device. That was what it was intended to be.


Yet the public, blissfully unaware of this reality (or willfully ignorant of it) continues to record their every move in their Facebook LifeLog, flock like birds of a feather to ask their most intimate questions of Google, and feed their personal data into the gaping maw of the PRISM beast.
It may be too late to pull back from the brink of this always-on, always-surveilled, wireless networked precipice . . . but until we look squarely at the facts showing that Big Tech is a front for the US government, we will never hope to escape the silicon trap that they have laid for us.



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Saturday, April 29, 2017

David Wilcock: New Briefings on Antarctic UFO Crashes... and SF Conference This Weekend! | Divine Cosmos

New Briefings on Antarctic UFO Crashes... and SF Conference This Weekend! by David Wilcock | Divine Cosmos



David is speaking tomorrow and Monday at New Living Expo with an all-star lineup -- including Rev. Michael Beckwith, Don Miguel Ruiz, Giorgio Tsoukalous, William Henry, Dannion Brinkley, Foster Gamble and Corey Goode.


We have received major new intel updates from Pete Peterson on the Antarctic Atlantis. We had hoped to get it properly written up for you, with all the ancillary research data, before this trip but we just need a little more time!


There are many exciting developments going on behind the scenes. We have never been more busy, nor more inspired!


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STUNNING NEW BRIEFINGS JUST CAME IN


I wish I had time to properly write this up before heading out to San Francisco for the New Living Expo -- but I have hit the proverbial brick wall here in terms of timing. I will do the best I can to give you an initial overview.


Pete Peterson has finally been authorized to release far more intel than ever before. Something has changed on the inside to make this possible.


The current situation in the world may seem very hopeless and muddled, when in fact we appear to be right on the brink of incredible new developments.


I am going to do the classic meta-analysis complete with all the research links and insider data for you to read and enjoy soon enough. I just ran out of time before heading out tomorrow morning by car.


We also have one hell of a Santa Ana windstorm going on here in the Topanga mountains at the moment, adding great drama to this writing process.


Pete gave me a stunning depth of new information on excavations of UFO crashes in Antarctica that were already being thoroughly analyzed by teams of scientists when he got there 30 years ago.


The data was so dense it was almost too much. This is what happens when you have "eggheads" dedicating their entire lives to studying how a gigantic, miles-wide mothership skidded along the ground before coming to a stop.



FOUR LAYERS DEEP


In short, if we combine the latest intel from Corey Goode with what Pete Peterson was aware of from his work there 30 years ago, we appear to have four layers of awesome stuff in Antarctica that we will soon be hearing about in an official disclosure.


These layers are spread out in a total of about three and a half miles of vertical space, from bottom to top.


The first, oldest, bottom layer is from the Ancient Builder Race. It could be 1.8 billion years old, if not more. It is a vast, underground facility inside the continental landmass of what is now Antarctica, beneath the ice.


There are ancient underground bases like this all throughout planets and moons in our solar system, as well as several neighboring ones.


This was a vast civilization. That doesn't make their ruins on Earth any less impressive. Antarctica is the main "X marks the spot" treasure room for Earth.


On the surfaces of planets and moons they left behind crystalline pyramids, obelisks and domes made of a transparent aluminum alloy.


Most of the surviving remains like this are very thoroughly eroded, creating what one insider called a "Cosmic Junkyard."


The build-outs inside planets and moons have been preserved much more efficiently. They contain super-advanced technology that is transdimensional, and still works.


This is what allowed various beings to put themselves into stasis and fast-forward through tens, if not hundreds of thousands of years of time.



THE SECOND LAYER


The second layer contains a huge mothership that crash-landed on tropical-looking trees on the surface of the Antarctic continent, as it would look under the ice.


Crushed remains of palm, pineapple and other such trees can still be found beneath this gigantic and highly impressive craft -- way ahead of what we have in our current, 'accepted' technology.


The science breakthroughs we will get from analyzing and reverse-engineering what is on this ship will give us an incredible leap forward in technology.


This ship is now buried beneath over three miles of glacial ice. When it crash-landed on the Antarctic continent, it was all tropical land at the time.


The mothership was estimated to be about 450,000 years old as of 30 years ago, when Pete was there studying it along with many other scientists.



THE MARS CIVILIZATION


According to Corey's data, it is now believed to be a little over 500,000 years old.


This dates it to the time immediately before the civilization that had lived on Mars, when it was still Earth-like, was destroyed.


NASA announced that Mars was like Earth, and had an ocean that was up to a mile and a half deep across half of its surface, just a few years ago.


Few people have talked about it even though the announcement spread far and wide at the time.
As several insiders have revealed, Mars was a moon of a Super-Earth during this time. The Super-Earth exploded in a great war, becoming the Asteroid Belt.


Remember... if this sounds crazy to you, I just wrote an entire book summarizing all my research into this far-reaching insider testimony.



THE ANTARCTIC ATLANTIS


This was all discussed in my new video The Antarctic Atlantis, which you should definitely check out if you haven't already seen it.


At the time of this writing, the video is at a little over 530,000 views and the channel has 91,000 subscribers. So close!


Please subscribe to the youtube.com/davidwilcock333 channel if you haven't already done so, as we will have far more access to YouTube staff once we cross the 100K line.


Within another month or two, we will significantly increase the amount of video content we will be putting out this way, including robust live shoots with multiple camera angles and visual support.


Your subscription guarantees you won't miss any new releases once they come out.


This has taken a great deal of time, effort and investment to prepare for, and we are finally just about ready to launch.


It took me a solid month of full-time work to get this video to the point where I was happy enough to release it:
 
 

TOTALLY PHAT, DUD3!


I had gained a lot of winter weight during this time that I have since predominantly lost.


I majorly stepped up my work on body-building since seeing some of the avalanche of fat-shaming comments that came in from this video.


I wish I could say "I don't give a crap" about all the mountains of hate that people write. I have learned not to mind it as much, but I still have feelings.


Other than occasional pull-ups that would lead to neck injuries, I really wasn't doing any kind of weightlifting up until I was publicly humiliated for this video.


I estimate within a few more months the difference will be quite noticeable, based on how things are already changing. I like how it looks and how I feel.


I set a goal "to build upper-body strength" in a high-school program called Discovery nearly 30 years ago, and I am finally doing it.



NOT THE GOVERNMENT, JUST AFTER EFFECTS


As a humorous aside, some people have said "the government" must be paying me and giving me support to have made this video, due to its production value.


Not!


In a roundabout way, I am flattered. The truth is far less dramatic. I have worked my butt off for three years to learn how to program and render After Effects templates that are customizable.


That's a lot of time spent sitting in a chair. All day. Every day. Look at what happens when you do!


You pick the templates that you like and add your own images and text in. It can be hard work, but once you learn After Effects it is definitely doable.


Most of these templates cost somewhere between 28 to 50 bucks, and look amazing. You can get matching cinematic music for another 10 to 12 bucks.


A majority of them are so-so, but if you are really patient you can find diamonds in the rough.



THE PRICE YOU'VE GOTTA PAY


The cost is very cheap once you acquire the skills to use these templates. The time it takes to become knowledgeable enough to make videos out of them is extremely costly.


There is no way to "halfway" learn After Effects. You either have to learn the whole damn thing, stem to stern, or you will be hopelessly lost. That takes years.


I had a much stronger CG expert who is a friend of mine help me with two of the templates: the scroll that says "THE ANTARCTIC ATLANTIS" at the beginning and the "solar flash" animation at the end, which we custom-built from scratch.


We would have done more, but only a few days after we started working together, he got a full-time job and had to take it.


Neither of those sequences would have looked right with the skills I have now. That's where team-building and affiliation becomes very useful.



THE EMPIRE


Since George Lucas was authorized to release a wealth of true intel in the Star Wars series, gleaned from research that was already well underway in the Secret Space Program, I call this ancient Mars civilization The Empire.


All of this is discussed in my new book The Ascension Mysteries. The first half is a personal history of my childhood and teenage years, answering a widespread request to learn more about my bizarre and interesting past.


The vast majority of written reviews are five stars, remarkably enough.


A few people are horrified that I talk about myself in the first half, and act like everyone agrees with them. Narcissist! Ego! Migod!


If you have trouble with it, just skip ahead to chapter 13. The rest will be there if you change your mind later on. They are really akin to two different books.


Many reviews say the second half of the book is more than worth the purchase price alone.



I DID NOT WANT TO WRITE ABOUT THE PERSONAL STUFF


I wrote this once before, but it seems that no one read it. Here it is:


I did not want to write about my personal life. At all. This was not fun. I had massive, sweating panic attacks from putting my personal information out there like this.


I had multiple dreams that ordered me to do this, saying it was of critical importance in helping others understand the Ascension process.


This is not narcissism or ego. At all.


This is baring my soul on the sacrificial altar and holding nothing back, knowing the malevolence of that very vocal one percent of readers.


I do my best to maintain perspective and understand that from 1998 to 2003, I personally contacted every single person who wrote hate about me online.


In all but one case, I was able to turn them into my friends by contacting them directly. That one case was so upsetting that I had to discontinue the practice.


Sadly, I could not even begin to attempt an operation like this today. The demand for personal contact is vastly greater than I could ever hope to meet.



A COSMIC HISTORY OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM


The second half of The Ascension Mysteries explores all the insider data I encountered about UFOs, beginning in my sophomore year of college and continuing right straight through to the present.


It is essentially a cosmic history of our solar system, dense with scholarship and research links in the second half.


I am pleased with how it turned out. In case you missed the announcement, the UK / Australia / NZ / S Africa version is now available!


 
 


LET'S NOT INTERRUPT THE FLOW...


Instead of hating people in this field, let's do our best to be supportive of each other -- even if we do not agree on everything.


We may strongly dislike the Cabal -- for very valid reasons -- but one thing we cannot deny is that they got where they are through an incredibly vast team effort.


Here we are in this field, each fighting over their own little tract of land -- while the readers and viewers are equally apt to bicker with one another.


The Alliance is very real. They were preparing to take decisive action against the Cabal, regardless of who won the 2016 US election.


The current president is not running the show in some sort of weird dictatorship fashion, contrary to media projections.


Many seemingly mysterious things will make sense once the truth comes out.


I am not saying that I like or support everything that is going on. Not at all. However, I also try to look for the positive in every situation.


Yet, you open yourself up to awesome waves of hatred to even try to say one thing positive about this situation -- at least from certain readers.



ALLIANCE VERSUS CABAL


There are many tangible signs that a visible war is playing out between the DoD / Alliance and the CIA / corporate media / Cabal factions in America right now.


The Alliance is definitely going to win this. It is a mathematical certainty. They have much greater numbers and they are growing by the day.


The "Vault 7" CIA Wikileaks documents were supposed to be the "Next Snowden," but that story vanished within one or two days.


 
 


Why would the CIA be doing the same surveillance as the NSA?


Simply put, this is another tool the Cabal has been using to smash any dissenters, would-be whistleblowers or Alliance members.


Expect far more to come out about how this data has been used for blackmail, bribery and other tools the Cabal used to maintain control.



LET'S NOT BE QUICK TO ATTACK THE ALLIANCE


It is easy for us to be "Monday Morning Quarterbacks" and complain about the Alliance not doing enough.


Real people -- brave warriors -- are dying in ever-increasing numbers as this war reaches its crescendo.


They deserve our respect, honor and support.


They are putting their lives on the line while the rest of us safely argue with each other about whether they even exist, or are doing enough.


All the Cabal is doing now is trying to delay the inevitable. They know they are finished. They are just refusing to surrender until the very bitter end.


They have already thrown the timetables the Alliance had hoped to meet way off, but they can't hold on forever.



LET'S REVIEW THE FIRST TWO LAYERS IN ANTARCTICA


Earlier rounds of the Alliance's work have included a massive sweep of underground bases worldwide, purging the Cabal's holdouts in multiple locations.


The Alliance is now taking out the last-remaining Cabal proxy armies in the outside, visible world. This is scaring and pissing off a lot of people.


Once the Cabal's ability to conduct "false flag" military strikes is sufficiently destroyed, expect a raft of shocking disclosures to emerge.


I have no idea in what order we will get all the Antarctica data. I do apparently have a fairly decent idea of what there is to know.


The bottom layer we are excavating and exploring is a super-advanced underground base beneath the continental crust that is 1.8-plus billion years old.


The second layer is a huge UFO mothership crash on the surface of the continental crust, on top of tropical vegetation, from about 500,000 years ago.


The Empire was aware of the incredible resources available down there. Other ships landed in this same area to explore it as well.



THE THIRD LAYER


The third layer contains a ship that crashed more recently, trying to land above the original ship and ancient underground base.


This ship is roughly two miles above the previous ship. In this case it landed on snow, leaving a long debris trail of smashed parts.


The original ship had long since been buried under two miles of glacial ice. It was a forgotten ruin until the survivors of the Empire desperately needed it.


Antarctica still had some habitable land on it during this time, but the ship crashed on snow-covered mountains in the highlands, directly above the older ship.


Peterson was hired to find out why these ships were crashing instead of landing smoothly.


His conclusion was that they were using magnetic propulsion and were disrupted by unique conditions in the polar region.


Although pole shifts did take place, this area apparently still remained predominantly polar.



THE PRE-ADAMITES


During Peterson's time it was estimated that this crash took place between 220 and 100 thousand years ago. Based on Corey's intel, it seems that the consensus is now that this second crash happened 55,000 years ago.


This was the group that had elongated skulls and became known as the Pre-Adamites.


They were desperate. They tunneled down through two miles of ice to access the original ship, as it was their last chance. They were in survival mode.


They were able to recover much of their lost technology and return their original ship to a semi-operational state.


They then cannibalized much of these ships and used the parts to build a new base to operate from on the surface of the ice.


The motherships became havens, and they were too damaged to be able to fly away again.


Peterson noted that the symbols found inside the first ship matched nicely with the more recent one.


Both appear to be from the same culture, though the second ship shows signs that their technology had become further advanced.



THE FOURTH AND FINAL LAYER


The Pre-Adamite base seems to have survived and thrived from 55,000 to about 12,500 years ago.


This was when the earth shifted yet again on its axis, driving the continent even further into the polar region, and freezing out the rest of it.


The second ship was buried under another mile or so of ice. Its secrets were entombed, awaiting our own modern technology to uncover it.


According to Peterson, another far more recent ET group attempted to land there and access this site.


This was estimated to be 800 years ago. Other intel suggests it could be about 2000 years since this happened.


This ship is far smaller and is more akin to the type we see at Roswell. It was nearly on the surface of the ice and was the first one we found.


Again, the very powerful magnetic fluctuations in the polar region seem to account for why all of these ships crashed instead of making smooth landings.



THAT'S IT!


OK... that's as much as I can do for now on the data. There are many more specifics than what I have covered here so far. If I don't go to bed soon I won't be in good shape for the conference.


I hope to do a new video about all of this soon enough. It is very, very interesting stuff. Some of the new data will make it into the conferences as well.


If this does get disclosed, the world will change like never before. It will be the most significant event in modern history.


One last thing Pete shared is that a malevolent ET group, probably the Draco, is now demanding disclosure. They want us to know that they 'control' the earth.


This is no longer the case -- and that may be why they are freaking out. Things are about to get very interesting and the signs are already visible.



NEW SEASON OF ANCIENT ALIENS STARTED TONIGHT (FRIDAY!)


To round this out, I am happy to report that a new season of Ancient Aliens just started tonight. Traditionally April is always a launch month for new seasons.


Here's the link to the Season 12 promo, which features three clips of yours truly:
http://www.history.com/shows/ancient-aliens/videos/ancient-aliens-new-season-preview?playlist_slug=ancient-aliens-season-12-preview


Hang on a minute...


GIGANTIC BLOCKS OF STONE!!!

OK... I feel much better now.


If you are hearing this in a robo voice, you probably did not get that joke. Please do your part and report the fraud to YouTube.f


We have scored huge victories against video fraud, as we will discuss in future updates.


The Teddy Bear was defeated by Adpocalypse. "David Wilcock" no longer earns ad revenues on YouTube thanks to it being considered Fake News. Hooray!


The UFOSWLG YouTube channel is still a heavy perpetrator of copyright infringement. If you own this site, we do not grant permission for our copywritten content to be used.


It is much better for you to make your own videos where you respond to and discuss this information instead of plagiarizing it.



ENTIRE EPISODES HAVE BEEN INSPIRED


As you may know, I am a Consulting Producer on Ancient Aliens due to the significant amount of research data I contribute -- sometimes leading to entire episodes built around that content.


Traditionally we shoot 12 episodes per season, and every Friday a new one will air -- starting tonight.


The Secret Space Program has made it into at least one of the new episodes this season. That episode will nicely establish the back-story for what is going on with provable data.



THREE NEW SHOWS A WEEK


When you include Wisdom Teachings and Cosmic Disclosure on Gaia, I will be featured in three new TV shows for you to enjoy per week for the next three months.


That's still not as intense as people running daily or nightly shows during the week -- but considering the nature and depth of the content it is awesome!


I have been involved in a major, months-long scientific proof of an imminent, DNA-changing solar flash event on Wisdom Teachings -- so if you haven't seen it in a while, I highly recommend tuning in.


Cosmic Disclosure continues to bring new insiders forward as well, and our production values are getting better and better as Gaia adds new resources.
 


NEW LIVING EXPO IN SAN FRANCISCO


Lastly, I only have two events scheduled for the remainder of this year, despite crushing, almost daily demand for public appearances.


I already travel so much that I am striving for more time at home, more stability and more continuity. I definitely work as much as I can with what I have.


The first event is New Living Expo, this Sunday and Monday. The second -- and last -- is Contact in the Desert, coming up on the third weekend of May.


This weekend, I am speaking directly after Corey Goode on Sunday, from 5PM to 7PM in Room 6. Corey's talk is from 2:30 to 4:30 in the same room.


We are just two of the speakers in the overall lineup, which includes Rev. Michael Beckwith, Don Miguel Ruiz, Giorgio Tsoukalous, William Henry, Dannion Brinkley, Foster Gamble, Barbara Marx Hubbard, Daniel Pinchbeck, Deborah King, and Gail Thackray among others.


My talk will focus on the Solar Flash that is expected to happen some time in our near future. The best estimates now seem to be positioning it as occuring three to five years from now. No one knows for sure.


I will be taking many of the exciting new research threads I have been exploring on Wisdom Teachings and weaving them together into a single two-hour presentation of the facts.


You can click here to read a much fuller description of what this event will entail.


Bear in mind that the crowd for this is huge, and if you want to get a chance to meet me in person, the Monday event is far more likely to work.



THE MONDAY EVENT: ASCENSION MASTERY -- PREPARING THE WAY


My Monday event begins at 6:30 PM, so you don't have to miss work to see the show.


In this case I will be talking about what we need to do to prepare for this stunning event, if it is indeed going to happen -- and I believe it definitely will.


This will be a three-hour tour-de-force of science and spirituality, geared towards making sure your boarding passes are printed and stamped!


Your support of these events insures that we can continue progressing towards solutions that will release a lot more content free of charge in the near future.



ADPOCALYPSE WASN'T SO BAD...


None of our videos can earn ad revenues on YouTube or even have ads in them -- despite Gaia being ready and willing to pay for those slots.


This is the side-effect of the "Fake News" boycott where the Cabal is de-monetizing anything they see as opposition.


YouTubers are calling this "Adpocalypse" and it has ruined the careers of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people.


This forces people to start selling products in order to survive -- the very thing that makes commenters attack them even worse.


I anticipated something like this all along and have honestly never made a cent from YouTube ads. Not once. Any monetized videos were bootlegs.


I am very happy that the "Teddy Bear" I wrote about in December has lost the financial incentive to steal and re-post my content on an industrial scale.


Now when I make a video, it should be seen by far more people since it won't be drowned out in an avalanche of old, recycled and misleading content.


There are still a few Ted channels left, including this one, "Reptilian Agenda." Please report them when you find them.


Your support makes all of this possible, and I thank you! Soon I will be in San Francisco, ready to git 'er done!



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