Remote viewing was developed by the US military in the 1960’s years before it was alleged to have been developed at Stanford Research Institute (SRI) in 1972. 2. SPINNING
“Spinning” to induce out-of-body experiences so as to travel on the astral plane…is an ancient occult practice.
3. MONTAUK CHAIR
“The Montauk chair”was reverse-engineered from the pilot’s seat aboard a crashed ET craft 4. THE TELEPORTER The “teleporter” was invented by Nikola Tesla.
5. THE CHRONOVISOR
“The Chronovisor” was accidentally discovered by Vatican Father Pellegrino Ernetti and Father Augustino Gemelli when they were studying the harmonic patterns in Gregorian chants at the Catholic University of Milan in the 1940’s. 6. THE ADVANCED CHRONOVISOR
“The Advanced Chronovisor” was developed from a TV-like screen into a standing cubical hologram of moving, multi-colored light by US defense contractors under DARPA after the Vatican gave the Chronovisor technology to the US government for further development.
7. THE PLASMA CONFINEMENT CHAMBER
The Plasma Confinement Chamber was invented by Dr. Stirling Colgate, at the New Mexico Institute of Science and Technology (NMIST).
8. THE JUMP ROOM The “Jump Room” or “aeronautical repositioning chamber” (ARC) was developed in a joint venture between Parsons and Lockheed, possibly after being reverse-engineered from an extraterrestrial device or as a result of ET-human liaison in which the device was given to the US government by one of the Grey ET species.
Summer is nearly here already. After a vist to my primary care provider, I drove to Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, one of my local favorites. It contains a long nature trail through hammock and coastal strand, formal subtropical gardens, a rose garden, walking trails, picnic area, and a view of the Intracoastal Waterway. Oh, yes, there is a small butterfly garden which attracts local beauties.
Butterflies love PentasLook at that Swallowtail! Pentas, again.Magnificent Southern Live Oaks protect the Formal GardensDrooping Pink Beauty
The roses were really healthy, putting on excellent growth and setting buds. The flowers weren’t very big yet since we’ve experienced some heavy rain showers lately. The temperature was in the low 80’s. I walked through the garden first taking photos, then headed for the Nature Trail, which is about 2.0 miles. I managed as a good portion is in the shade of tall oaks and assorted other hammock trees. This area gets few blooms except Carolina Wild Petunia, Spiderwort, Wild Coffee, and Yaupon Holly. The False Indigo was bloomed out and very vigorous.
A Rose is a Rose is a RoseTraffic on the Intracoastal. The boat on the left was docked overnight. The Intracoastal is part man-made canal, marshes, and lakes interwoven into a 3,000 mile protected waterway extending from Florida northward. There are periodic entrances / exits to the Atlantic Ocean.Native Cabbage or Sabal Palm – very hardy plantGathering of Lily of the Nile, next to a pool
I haven’t investigated yet why most of the Florida springs I’ve encountered thus far smell like sulfur. They stink. Some are slimy like this one, which does get cleaned out periodically, while others are crystalline and clear.
White Lily of the Nile – subtropical plantAn enormous subtropical. People grow these in their gardens. They require some shelter during winter cold snaps, but come back if rooted properly.Tractor Seat Plant – Liguria, it blooms in the wintertime, yellow blossums, good groundcover in shadeAnother beautyHairy Leafcup (or Bear’s-foot), Smallanthus uvedalia (thanks, Grok!)Laurel Sumac, will have white flowers when they open, tough, salt-tolerant shrubWild CoffeeWild Ferns on Nature Trail
Well, that was a nice outing and I seemed to have finally figured out how to download my photos. The weather is warmish, but I may still go out and just drink a lot of water and walk slow. There were hardily any bugs (translation: mosquitos or black flies) today and easily dealt with. I may even venture out to the beaches and wade through the salt water to keep cool, but that’s another day.
Gas prices are beginning to moderate somewhat. From a high of $4.40 to $3.81-3.89 locally on 100th, a major southend motorway in Flagler County. Better, but not great.
I hope you enjoy the photos. I’ve been taking photos since I was in my 20’s, first film and now digital. Dad handed me a 35mm hand-held Canon for my first camera. He used to take black and white photos when he was a teenager. Someday I may get serious about the photography. Meanwhile, I usually hike alone so my camera is a companion of sorts, as I practice my observational skills and editing powress. I once worked at Eastman Kodak as a processor and editor on 35mm, 120mm, and 110mm. Did a lot of color correction work and cropping.
🔺 THE TITANIC WASN’T SUNK BY AN ICEBERG. IT WAS AN INSURANCE HIT TO CREATE THE FEDERAL RESERVE.
Three men stood in the way of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. Three of the wealthiest, most powerful opponents of a private central bank controlling America’s money supply: Benjamin Guggenheim. Isidor Straus. John Jacob Astor IV.
All three were on the Titanic. All three died that night. All three had publicly declared they would use their combined fortune and political influence to block the creation of a central banking system in the United States.
14 months after they drowned, the Federal Reserve was signed into law. With no opposition remaining powerful enough to stop it.
Coincidence is the word they use when the pattern is too obvious to explain any other way.
⟁ The ship that sank wasn’t the Titanic. It was the Olympic — her sister ship. Damaged in a collision with the HMS Hawke in 1911. The damage was so severe that the insurance claim was denied. White Star Line — owned by J.P. Morgan — was facing financial ruin from an uninsurable, unrepairable ship.
The solution: swap the ships. The damaged Olympic was repainted as the Titanic. The real Titanic sailed under the Olympic’s name. The “unsinkable” ship that went down was already crippled — weakened hull plates, compromised bulkheads, structural damage from the Hawke collision that was never repaired.
The evidence: rivet analysis from the wreck shows substandard iron rivets on the bow — consistent with hasty repair work, not new construction. The port holes don’t match Titanic’s blueprints — they match Olympic’s configuration. The ship’s officers were changed at the last minute — experienced men replaced by those who wouldn’t notice the differences.
JP Morgan, another rotten banker
⟁ J.P. Morgan had a ticket on the Titanic. He cancelled 24 hours before departure. Citing “illness.” He was photographed in France two days later — in perfect health — with his mistress.
Morgan’s associate, Milton Hershey, also cancelled last minute. As did dozens of other banking-connected elites who had originally booked passage. The ship sailed without a single major banking figure aboard — while carrying the three most powerful opponents of their central banking plan.
55 cancellations from first-class passengers in the 48 hours before departure. The highest cancellation rate of any maiden voyage in White Star Line’s history. They knew. All of them knew.
⟁ 1,517 people died. Not because of an iceberg. Because three men needed to be removed and an insurance payout needed to be collected — simultaneously. Two problems. One “accident.” One night in the North Atlantic.
The Federal Reserve has controlled America’s money supply for 113 years. Every dollar printed. Every interest rate set. Every boom manufactured. Every bust engineered. Every war financed. All of it traces back to one night. One ship. Three men who said no — and were silenced by the ocean.
The iceberg didn’t kill them. The men who needed them dead killed them. And built a financial empire on their graves that has enslaved every American born since 1913.
The Federal Reserve is not federal. It has no reserves. It is a private bank. Owned by private families. Created through murder. Maintained through ignorance. And ending now — because the QFS doesn’t need their permission to exist.
1,517 people died so that private bankers could own America’s money. They called it a tragedy. It was a business transaction.
♟ Three men said no to the Federal Reserve. They were put on a ship that was meant to sink. 113 years later — the bank they died to prevent is being dismantled.
Iran hit Kuwait’s airport this morning. One dead. Sixty-three wounded. Flights frozen. Missiles over civilian airspace.
And three hours later, Trump went on a podcast and said five words:
“They’ve already agreed. No nuclear weapon.”
Read that again. A country that just launched 30 ballistic missiles at a US ally — has ALREADY AGREED to terms.
You are not watching a war. You are watching the final act of a negotiation.
Iran needs to strike before it signs. It needs its people to believe it fought and was never broken. It needs to fire missiles so the surrender looks like a ceasefire and the ceasefire looks like victory.
Trump needs Iran to strike so the deal looks like submission. So he can stand behind the podium and say: I brought them to their knees. They begged. They signed.
Both sides need tonight.
The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for 96 days. Six ships have been forcibly stopped. Oil has not moved. The global economy is bleeding $4 billion per day.
This does not continue. This was never meant to continue. The timeline was set before the first missile was fired.
The attacks you saw today were not escalation. They were the FINAL PERFORMANCE before the curtain falls.
A deal is not coming. A deal is HERE. It was signed before the airport was hit. The signature came first. The missiles came second. In that order.
Within 7 days, Trump will stand in the East Room and announce what was agreed to in silence. Iran will call it sovereignty. Trump will call it victory. Both will be telling the truth. But only one of them planned it this way from the beginning.
The war ended before you knew it started. The announcement is all that remains.
اللحظات الأولى للاعتداء الإيراني الغاشم من قبل المسيرات الذي تعرض له مبنى الركاب T1 في مطار الكويت الدولي بتاريخ 3 يونيو 2026 وتسبب بخسائر بالأرواح وإصابات بشرية بليغة وأضرار مادية جسيمة
The first moments following the brutal Iranian drone attack on Terminal 1 (T1) at Kuwait… pic.twitter.com/eTzQoVXB4K
A drone attack carried out by the Islamic Republic terrorist targeted Kuwait International Airport, leaving one person dead and several others injured, while forcing authorities to divert flights and implement emergency security measures.
— Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک) (@GhorbaniiNiyak) June 3, 2026
He said he wants to meet Khamenei.
Not through diplomats. Not through back channels. Face to face.
The same man who bombed his island 48 hours ago now says he wants to sit across from him. The media called it “a signal.” It is not a signal. The meeting is already arranged.
Today the House of Representatives voted to STOP the war. A war powers resolution. Bipartisan. Passed.
Trump did not react. Did not comment. Did not threaten a veto.
Because the vote does not matter. The war was never theirs to stop. It was his to end. On his terms. At his chosen hour.
While Congress was voting to end a war — the man fighting it was already scheduling the handshake.
Rubio was asked today if Greenland belongs to Denmark. His answer — two words: “For now.”
Canada entered a recession 6 days ago. Trump called it the “51st state” within hours.
Spain denied its airbases for the Iran operation. NATO did not respond. No Article 5 discussion. No emergency session. Silence.
Three allies broke rank in the same week. One is being absorbed. One is being acquired. One is being punished.
None of this is collapse. This is REORGANIZATION.
The old alliance structure is being dismantled while a war provides cover. By the time the ceasefire is signed, the map will not look the same.
The meeting with Khamenei is not about peace. It is about the NEW architecture. Iran gets survival. America gets the corridor. Europe gets nothing.
The deal is not being negotiated. It is being INSTALLED.
🚨 EVERY WAR IN THE LAST 200 YEARS WAS FUNDED BY THE SAME BANKERS. BOTH SIDES. EVERY TIME.
The Rothschild family financed Napoleon — and financed the coalition that defeated him.
They financed the British Empire — and financed the nations that challenged it. They financed the North in the American Civil War — and financed the South. Both sides. Same bank. Same family. Same profit.
War isn’t politics. It’s business. And the business model requires two customers — never one.
⟁ World War I. The German war machine was financed through Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank — both connected to Rothschild-affiliated networks. The Allied war effort was financed through J.P. Morgan — a Rothschild front operation in the United States. Both sides borrowed. Both sides paid interest. Both sides destroyed a generation of young men. One family profited from every bullet fired in every direction.
Article Announcing The Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Versailles didn’t end the war. It scheduled the next one. The reparations imposed on Germany were designed to be unpayable — creating the economic desperation that would guarantee a second conflict within 20 years. The treaty wasn’t a peace agreement. It was a business plan for WW2.
World War II. Exposed documents show that Standard Oil (Rockefeller) supplied fuel to the Nazi war machine through neutral Spain throughout the entire war. Ford manufactured trucks for the Wehrmacht. IBM provided the punch-card systems used to organize the Holocaust. Exposed. Documented. Never prosecuted.
They didn’t pick sides. They picked profits. And dead soldiers on both sides generated the same return on investment. ⟁ The pattern never stopped.
Korea. Vietnam. Iraq. Afghanistan. Libya. Syria. Yemen. Every conflict of the last 80 years traces back to the same defense contractors, the same banking institutions, the same arms manufacturers — selling to all parties, lending to all governments, rebuilding what they destroyed with contracts paid by the taxpayers of the nations they bankrupted through war.
Exposed internal communications from a major defense contractor — submitted to the tribunal — contain a phrase used in 14 separate board meetings between 2001 and 2019: “Conflict sustainability.” Not “victory.” Not “resolution.” Sustainability. The goal was never to win wars. The goal was to maintain them. Indefinitely. Because peace is unprofitable.
$21 trillion spent by the US on military operations since 2001. $21 trillion in taxpayer money — transferred to private defense corporations, private security firms, and private banking institutions. The largest wealth transfer in human history. Disguised as “national security.”
⟁ The soldiers believe they fight for freedom. The citizens believe they pay for protection. The politicians believe they serve their nation. None of them see the ledger. The ledger that shows the same names on both sides of every conflict. The same accounts receiving deposits regardless of who wins or loses.
Because in their model, there is no winning or losing. There is only duration. Every day a war continues is a day of revenue. Every ceasefire is a revenue interruption. Every peace treaty is a business closure.
This is why no war ever ends cleanly. Why “mission accomplished” never means withdrawal. Why 20 years in Afghanistan produced no victory but produced $2.3 trillion in contractor payments. The mission was never accomplishment. The mission was duration.
The Alliance military operations are not wars. They have defined objectives, defined timelines, and defined endpoints. This is how you know they’re different. They end. Wars run by the banking cartel never end — because ending was never the design.
Red-bellied Woodpecker, industrious Quiet Loop Road – Princess PlaceMoody Cut from Moody Campground – Princess PlaceCabbage (Sabal) Palms – Princess PlaceWeather-beaten island – Princess PlaceEvergreen Oaks @ North Peninsula State ParkNature Trail – NPSPCoastal Strand Vegetation – NPSPMagnolia Grandiflora in Bud – NPSPFlorida White Butterfly on Yaupon HollyBeach Verbena – Salt Tolerant, Coastal StrandFirst LeavesLizard’s Tail, grows streamside, forest, moist groundOld Bridge on North Bulow Woods TrailTannin-colored Water of Cisco DitchPeek into one of the marshes of Bulow CreekCedar Creek – Bulow Woods State ParkThis saltwater marsh drains into the nearby Halifax RiverThis is likely a Banded Woollybear caterpillar (larva of the Isabella Tiger Moth, Pyrrharctia isabella) GrokSpiderwortMantee Sighting – Waterfront Park, Palm CoastWaterfront Park Trail on Intracoastal WaterwayResurrection Ferns on Waterfront Park TrailCarolina Wild Petunia – spring bloomer, woodlandsNorth Peninsula State Park – Nature Trail, 2.0 miles longCoral Root – it wasn’t as abundant this year (2026)False IndigoMagnolia Grandiflora – they bloom end of April into MayFungi – Bulow WoodsSpanish Bayonet Plant – a spiky subjectBulow Creek
This is a compliation of several little hikes in both Flagler and Volusia Counties, Florida.
I haven’t been out much due to a combination of factors. The up and down antics of the Schumann Resonance has caused me to experience a lot of fatigue. And I was having trouble downloading these photos. I hope you enjoy them. I’m interested in both flora and fauna, as well as geography (maps). Due to the early onset of summer heat and humidity, I may not be taking many trips beyond the grocery store, but we’ll see. A lot of changes are coming up for all of us.
FYI, I used Grok (X) to identify some of the plants. My wildflower book isn’t comprehensive and Florida contains a ton of microclimates even on the coastal regions. Grok is good for this kind of reference. It’s neutral, non-political, LOL.
Important historical narrative — what really happened back in the 1950’s that is affecting us today. Here you receive a very brief history of all the galactic characters that affected Earth humanity, from the Anakhim, the Ciakahrr Reptilians, the Alliance of Six, and the Galactic Federation of Worlds, and the cooperation of U.S. gov’t factions with the extraterrestrial “visitors” to various degrees, the beginning of the Nazi Dark Fleet and the U.S. Navy’s Solar Warden, the latter organization guided by the GFW.
The young man in the blue GFW uniform is a terraformer from Erra in the Manahu, the Pleiades as we call the Seven Sisters. Jen Han Eredyon is the younger brother of High Commander Thor Han Eredyon, Elena’s Pleiadian partner and primary contact in the GFW. Together with Dan Willis, Elena and Jen Han have been conducting research into the qualities and uses of crystals. You can find the related videos on Elena’s YouTube channel. Currently, Jen Han is stationed on Mars and is part of the team of scientists who are repairing the atmosphere of the red planet. Jen Han is living on Mars along with a colony of scientists and families from Selos, a planet in the Alpha Centaurus B star system.
Exopolitics are real. And they will play an important part in our present and future.
Eliza
P.S. I’ve had several people contact me about sending donations. If you haven’t heard from me directly, it is because your email address isn’t recognized by gmail (SK…) and was labeled as spam. Sorry, but thanks for your thoughtfulness.
Resilience is not the absence of pain, fear, or fatigue, it’s the capacity to remain whole while passing through them. It’s the ability to adapt without surrendering your values, to recover without forgetting what hurt you and to grow stronger without becoming hardened or bitter.
What we are living through now is not just political, social, or economic upheaval, it’s a psychological and spiritual stress test.
The Great Awakening is a prolonged initiation; a sustained pressure inflicted on consciousness itself. It challenges our nervous systems, our sense of reality, our relationships, our patience, and often our hope. It strips away false certainties, trusted narratives, and comfortable illusions, leaving us exposed to an unknown that is potentially as exciting, as it is unsettling.
Resilience, in this context, is the ability to stay awake without losing yourself, to see clearly without becoming cynical, to feel deeply without collapsing and to stand firm without becoming rigid.
Those who endure are the ones who learn to self-regulate, to pause, to integrate truth slowly, and to honour their limits.
This is not about “toughening up”, it’s about rooting down and staying human in an inhuman system.
If you are tired, overwhelmed, or disoriented, it doesn’t mean you are failing, it means the pressure is real. And if you are still here, still questioning, still feeling, still choosing consciousness over comfort, then resilience is already alive in you.
This is not the end of you, it’s the forging of you into who you were always meant to be.
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