Stolen History

HYPERBOREA isn’t it. The hidden wilderness. I bring it up merely because some of you were thinking it was. Then again, I have never been to Hyperborea, and so, can’t say either way. All I am asking is that we broaden our horizon. I had started out saying the globe...

HOW many updates to my Mud Fossil paper has it been this week? Several I'm sure. At the risk of your being sick of them, here's another. I had absolutely no idea that there were so many sleeping giant legends around the world. I've only covered five or six of them...

WE all know the Titans were the children of the Watchers and that they were killed off at one time or another, but I finally know how it happened. They were turned to stone. No duh, you tell me. That much is obvious with the mud fossil research. What I should have...

THE elephant Titan of Montgo, Spain has been on my stack of topics to cover for at least three years now. It was probably in the autumn of 2019 or the whereabouts, before the Great televised Scan-demic of 2020, that I contacted and interviewed the very individual who...

MY original intent was to include this as part of my Genesis Reset investigation. It’s the idea that Genesis 1:1 was in actuality a recreation event rather than the first go-around. But then evidence involving a dragon of the fire breathing variety came along, and I...

AT an earlier moment I showed you the sounds of silence as they pertain to the cymatics of sacred spaces, but in reality, the kings and priests of the kingdom knew how to lob a sound grenade into a cathedral with the mighty pipe organ. Have you ever sat and listened...

INDOOR plumbing was a Roman pastime. The Romans designed entire aqueducts necessary for the transportation of water into bathhouses and public toilets, sometimes from 100 kilometers away. They were so adept at the toilet game that they’d line entire rooms full of them...

SOMETIMES we hear someone say something and we almost fall out of our chair. This was sort of like that. Only it wasn’t a chair that I almost fell out of—but a staircase. Two of them. The staircase duo in question can be found at Château de Chambord in the Loire...

EVERY so often somebody sends me a construction photo of the 1893 Chicago Exposition, wondering if I’d seen them, and also, now that I’ve been set straight, won’t this insanity please come to an end? You should know then that there are side effects to my steady red...

THE answer you probably weren’t looking for or even expecting is Smaug. But I will tell you about him anyways. The dragon from J.R.R. Tolkien’s ‘The Hobbit’ lore is how many might imagine themselves staking out their treasures in heaven if they’re being honest with...

THE Michelangelo explanation is bonk. Look, if a man named Michelangelo did happen to design the original Bastion Forts, which in turn inspired hundreds of other star fortifications across our realm, then the evidence will show that he ripped off a worldwide Bastion...

THE thing about Jerusalem is that it’s not a Millennial Kingdom city from what I can tell. It’s sitting in ruins, mostly, according to the earliest photographs. The same cannot be stated concerning most other inhabited places of the world. Just yesterday I updated my...

WHEN it comes to the mud flood, you too can take a field trip into your own city and catch our Controllers at their game of lies. I just so happen to live in Charleston, and so, I am able to report to you that the mud flood arrived here as well. The city was in fact...

I just keep finding maps of the California island. There are probably dozens upon dozens of them floating around on the Intel-net like that feather in the Forrest Gump Intel movie. And so, I've added another few pages to my report on Calafia: Queen of California,...

There is something like 319 bastion forts on our motionless plane and I have a theory on what many to most if not all of them were designed for. Wouldn’t you like to know what it is? Here’s your first hint. Their true purpose happens to be the opposite of war. If the...

HOW many updates have I made to my 'Cities of the Millennial Kingdom' paper over the last several days? Well, here is one more update before the week is through. I told you to make a mental note of the unicorn. Bookmark it, even. Were you not given fair warning in...

HER name was Tea Tephi. In case you were wondering. The Yahudan princess. On first glance, the name doesn’t sound very Hebrew, does it? ‘Teia’ is of Egyptian origin and means princess, which is interesting since her father Tsidqiyahu was the last king of Yahudah and...

THE textbook year in which Yirmeyahu the prophet was born is 650 BC. Not that the year itself matters, mind you. The understanding is that he was the whereabouts of 2 years old when Yahu’ash was born in 648. 10 when he was made king. My entire point is that they were...

AFTER initially publishing my 'Cities of the Millenial Kingdom' paper, I was told by one reader that I had completely missed the bus and bumbled the ball, among other idioms, on the church of Britain situation. Don’t get him wrong, in the game of cold and hot I was...

THERE is great debate as to who founded the church of merry old England. Mind you, it is not the identities of its founders being contested, but rather, who it was that landed at the cliffs of Dover first. On our last go-around, I purposely left Aristobulus off the...

WASTELANDS of the Serephim was first published nearly a year ago. There was that second edition about three months back, which landed into my book, 'Millennial Kingdom + Mud Flood.' Well, I'm always on the lookout when reading through Scripture, and I've found some...

THE VATICAN is built directly on top of Kepha’s grave, and isn’t that interesting? They even call the palace where the Pope resides Saint Peter’s Basilica, as if that’s not suspicious. Truly, this is the stuff that keeps me up at night. I lay there on the pillow...