Archeology cover-up: Hueyatlaco, Mexico

Exposing biggest cover up in archeology

Our indigenous Nahuatl Mexico

(INCREDIBLE HISTORY) In 1959 Juan Armento Camacho found an old bone with scratches, artwork of a hunting scene. It was carved on "green" (young, fresh) bone.

It could be carbon dated. It turned out to be at least 10,000 years old. Some things at this site are 250,000 years old.

Hueyatlaco is an archeological site in the Valsequillo Basin near the city of Puebla, Mexico.

The Mexica tribe "Aztecs" made a country.

After excavations in the 1960s, the site became notorious due to geochronologists' analyses, which have found wildly contradictory estimates for human habitation at Hueyatlaco dating from ca. 370,000 to 25,000 years before present (ybp) [1, 2].

If correct, these controversial findings would substantially exceed the previous oldest-known evidence for habitation of the New World (the White Sands footprints dating roughly 22,000 ybp).

The findings at Hueyatlaco are the subject of continued debate by the scientific community and have seen only occasional discussion in the literature [3]. More

Hueyatlaco The Archeological Enigma That Changes History

• Documentary: Hueyatlaco: The Archeological Enigma that Changes History
• INCREDIBLE HISTORY; Crystal Quintero, Pfc. Sandoval, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

A Native Thanksgiving in LA (Tongva/Kizh)

Xochitl, Dhr. Seven, Crystal Quintero (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Modern Native American Kizh/Tongva "invisibly" living in Los Angeles County

Tongva: E'kwa'shem means "We are still here"

(Santa Monica History Museum) Join us for a look inside the museum's permanent gallery to explore the history of the original inhabitants of Tongavaar (now Los Angeles) the Tongva (now Kizh) people.

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Not a Nation of Immigrants (R. Dunbar-Ortiz)

Indigenous Peoples' History US

On Thursday, Nov. 23, 2023, at the Los Angeles Thanksgiving Vegan Potluck Picnic, a Native American speaker from Wisdom Quarterly will kick off the festivities with a traditional acknowledgement of the unceded land in honor of the Indigenous people still here. As Prof. Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz writes, Native Americans are still here. The slow genocide has not yet succeeded in exterminating the original inhabitants. In fact, Los Angeles (Tongavaar) is home to more Indians and tribes than any other place in the country. They may blend in among the Latinx, sharing surnames from the time they were forcibly relocated to the south before their return to find themselves dispossessed of the land. "We didn't cross the border, the border crossed us." There was no Mexican American border to cross. That came after the exodus to save our lives from the bounty put on scalps by the newly formed Los Angeles City Council, when whites from Europe were free to kill men, women, and children to depopulate the land to make way for the USA's settler colonial project. It's a shocking history.

• VIDEO: Narratives, Tongva Traditions by the LA River (Friends of the Los Angeles River)
• Website: SantaMonicaHistory.org, Instagram: @SantaMonicaHistoryMuseum, Twitter: @SMHistoryMuseum, Facebook: santamonicahistorymuseum
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The Second: Race, Guns in Fatally Unequal America

LA is transforming its concrete river: Here's why

(Circle of the Earth) 8/26/22: Desertification - Reforestation - Sustainability projects - Greening projects 🔔 Everyone probably knows the Los Angeles River from Hollywood movie scenes. The film Grease has probably the most well-known scene filmed in the river basin. Everyone knows the unforgettable drag race between Danny and Leo that took place between the 1st and 7th street bridges. But the river has its downside, too. For years, it was a drainage ditch along most of its 51-mile length, and large parts have been covered in concrete. The river became heavily polluted from agricultural and urban runoff over the last century, negatively impacting both residents' health and the environment. People living in the area were overly exposed to pollutants and didn't have much access to green space. This shows how Los Angeles residents have been transforming the LA River by using natural-based solutions to restore the watershed, improving the lives of ten million county residents by increasing biodiversity and improving water security. #greencity #megacity #walkablecity

Blonde blue-eyed giants of Catalina Island

Dark5 Ancient Mysteries, July 28, 2023; Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Ancient Giants in America: The Mysterious Blonde Hair Blue-Eyed Giants of Catalina Island

(Dark5 Ancient Mysteries) A fascinating and highly controversial chapter of prehistoric America is said to have been found on the sun-drenched shores of Santa Catalina Island, off the coast of modern Los Angeles, Southern California.

Yes, but did these titans (asuras) surf?

Hidden among the quiet beaches and rolling hills, there allegedly lies proof of an ancient race of fair-haired giants, taller and more robust than the modern humans.

Identified through the discovery of giant skeletons, these giants (titans, asuras, Nephilim, Tongva, Chumash, "the beautiful people," early Irish?) are said to have possessed technology far advanced for the time.

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This assertion has sparked a vivid debate among scholars, archeologists, and enthusiasts alike.

Meanwhile, a more widely accepted archeological treasure resides just north on Santa Rosa Island — the Arlington Springs Man.

Discovered in 1959, it is the oldest known human skeleton in North America. These remains, belonging to a man who roamed the Earth over 13,000 years ago, have significantly enriched our understanding of early human migration patterns and life in prehistoric North America.

What are the stories of these discoveries that have contributed to the compelling mystery of our human past and the eternal quest for our origins?

Channel 2 Coachella LIVESTREAM: See it FREE

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (Coachella on YouTube); Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Coachella 2022 LIVE Channel 2 US Scheduled for Apr 15, 2022

Next year (2023) will be better

(Coachella) Set a reminder to be notified when the livestream starts. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival livestream starts April 15 at 4:00 pm PT, only on YouTube. Subscribe to the channel to get schedule updates, join the chat, and get info (like merch drops) in real time.

Channel 2 Schedule (*Schedule is subject to change!*)

Friday, April 15th (all times PDT)

4:00 PM - Welcome

4:15 PM - The HU

5:00 PM - Raveena

5:25 PM - MIKA

5:50 PM - Still Woozy

6:30 PM - Omar Apollo

7:15 PM - NIKI

8:05 PM - Madeon

9:05 PM - IDLES

10:00 PM - Phoebe Bridgers

11:00 PM - Louis the Child

12:05 PM - Big Sean

—- Livestream Rebroadcast —-

Saturday, April 16th (all times PDT)

4:00 PM - Welcome

4:15 PM - Beach Bunny

5:00 PM - J.I.D

5:45 PM - Giveon

6:40 PM - 100 gecs

7:30 PM - Caroline Polachek

8:25 PM - BROCKHAMPTON

9:15 PM - Danny Elfman

10:20 PM - Rich Brian

11:05 PM - Stromae

12:05 AM - 21 Savage

—- Livestream Rebroadcast —-

Sunday, April 17th (all times PDT)

4:00 PM - Welcome

4:15 PM - Yola

5:05 PM - Banda MS

5:40 PM - Beabadoobie

6:20 PM - Orville Peck

7:05 PM - Chicano Batman

7:55 PM - Dave 

8:40 PM - Joji

10:15 PM - Jamie xx

—- Livestream Rebroadcast —-

SUTRA: To be islands unto ourselves

Maurice O'Connell Walshe (trans.), Amber Larson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly, Attadipa Sutra, "An Island to Oneself" from the Pali Text Society's Feer edition (SN 22.43)

"Meditators, be islands unto yourselves [1]; be your own guide, having no other.

• 1. Atta-dipa: Atta = "self." Dipa (Sanskrit dvipa) = "island" and "lamp." "Island" is well-established in this context, and "self" is the pronoun "oneself" (cf. SN 3.8, n. 1).

"Let the Dharma be an island and a guide to you, having no other.

"Those who are islands unto themselves... investigate to the very heart of things [2]:

2. It is necessary to withdraw, to be "an island to unto oneself," at least for a time (as any meditator knows), not because it is "selfish" but precisely to make a profound introspective investigation. Buddhists in another sense would, of course, agree with John Donne that "No man is an island."

"'What is the source [origin] of disappointment, lamenting, pain, grief, and despair? How do they arise?'

"Here, meditators, the ordinary uninstructed worldling… [continued as in SN 22.7].

"I would be an island unto myself!" (Karana).

"Change occurs in this person's body (form), and it becomes different. On account of this change and difference, disappointment, crying, pain, grief, and despair arise.

[The same with feelings, perceptions, mental formations, and consciousness, which with form are the Five Aggregates clung to as self].

"But seeing [3] the body's impermanence, its changeability, its waning [4], its ceasing, one says, 'Formerly, as now, all bodies were impermanent and unsatisfactory and subject to change.'

3. Woodward remarks (in the Book of the Kindred Sayings, the PTS translation of the Samyutta Nikaya, Vol. III, 1924) that one would expect to find here the words he inserts in the text: "The well-taught [noble] disciple," as in many passages. For if one in fact directly sees these things and reflects on them as stated in the text, one will cease to be an ordinary uninstructed "worldling" and become a noble (any person in the stages of enlightenment) disciple.

4. Viraga, "dispassion" (SN 12.16, n. 2), is waning.

California's remote San Nicolas Island

"Thus, seeing this as it really is, with full insight, one abandons all disappointment, lamenting, pain, grief, and despair.

"One is not worried at their abandonment, but unworried lives at ease, and thus living at ease one is said to be 'assuredly delivered'" [5]. [The same with feelings, perceptions, mental formations, and consciousness].

5. Tadanganibbuto means rather more than Woodward's "one who is rid of all that."

The greatest country state in the world also has its own chain of Channel Islands (wiki).

Enigma: "Secret Space" (2005)

Enigma Channel's 2005 "Secret Space" (feature-length, Parts 1-11)

This film contains many video clips of UFOs taken directly from the cameras aboard the Space Shuttle. These are never before seen photos exposing the true nature of NASA and its secret space programs.

Moreover, it exposes the shocking involvement of public figures and secretive high ranking Freemasons in the Apollo Moon missions. The journey then moves deep inside Russia to learn of firsthand alien technology designed to scan individuals and presumed abductees. This is followed by an analysis of official NASA footage of UFOs being shot at in space by secret weapons on the ground.

In the process new NASA footage is revealed of a group of extraterrestrial lights that appear to dance and convey messages to the crew of the Space Shuttle, while converging in the upper atmosphere. This is the first film ever made exposing the ongoing SECRET SPACE WAR.