Showing posts with label patagonia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patagonia. Show all posts

Sunday, March 15, 2026

Seven giant INVENTED historical figures

(Erased Century) People invented seven historical figures and back dated them to deceive us:
  1. Pythagoras, Greek philosopher, alleged father of geometry
  2. Homer, Ancient Greek author of the Odyssey, Iliad
  3. Sun Tzu, alleged Chinese author of The Art of War
  4. Lycurgus, legendary lawgiver of Sparta
  5. Shakespeare, the manufactured genius, the Bard
  6. Charlemagne, king of the Franks, king of the Lombards
  7. Solomon, King Jedidiah, Kingdom of Israel and Judah

The Iran connection no one is talking about
(Olivia Swing) So far in 2026, the world feels like it's on fire. Trump "kidnapped" Venezuela's President Maduro and stole their oil. Republican Lindsey Graham showed up on FOX News in a MIGA ("Make Iran Great Again") baseball cap. Massive fires are burning through Patagonia. And Trump is pushing to acquire Greenland.

If you're watching the news right now, it feels like random chaos -- unconnected crises, too much to keep up with. But what if I told you, it's not random at all? What if I told you that once you start connecting the dots, all of these things are connected—and the connection is ISRAEL (aka the Greater Israel Project)?

🔍 QUESTIONS:
  • Why Israel—a "country" or ethnostate with no constitution the size of New Jersey with fewer than 9 million people—has unprecedented influence over U.S. foreign policy
  • How much money the U.S. has given Israel (and where that money actually goes)
  • Venezuela's regime change and Jewish Pres. Maduro's anti-Zionist stance
  • Anti-Zionist Charlie Kirk's assassination and his opposition to war with Iran
  • Iran's psyops/protests, internet blackout, and the shift from fear tactics to empathy manipulation
  • Javier Milei's alignment with Israel and the suspicious Patagonia fires
  • The Israeli presence in Patagonia and the "Israeloche" phenomenon
  • Ronald Lauder's business interests in Greenland and Netanyahu's 2018 "joke"
  • Why we need to ask: Who actually benefits from American foreign policy?
(DemocracyNow) Church and state: Trump's glorious Armageddon in Iran

This isn't about conspiracy theories. It's about following documented connections between regime change, resource extraction, and Zionist influence across Venezuela, Iran, Argentina, and now Greenland. The pattern is undeniable. And once you see it, you can't unsee it.

💬 CHAPTERS:
  • 0:00 - Why 2026 feels like chaos
  • 1:39 - The US-Israel connection: Why does a territory the size of New Jersey have this much power?
  • 4:44 - Venezuela: oil, anti-Zionism, and Pres. Maduro's "extraction"
  • 11:35 - Iran: from fear tactics to empathy manipulation
  • 14:45 - Charlie Kirk's insider assassination after his anti-war stance
  • 21:01 - Argentina: Pres. Javier Milei's [Relative of "Bibi" Mileikowsky?] alignment with Israel and the Patagonia fires
  • 24:41 - The Israeli presence in Patagonia: "Israeloche"
  • 26:11 - Why Patagonia? Water, lithium, and strategic land
  • 27:15 - The Netanyahu-Milei (Mileikowsky) connection and the Genesis Prize to a non-Jew
  • 29:46 - Greenland: rare earth minerals and Bibi Netanyahu's 2018 "joke"
  • 31:40 - Who actually benefits?
📺 Related videos
All sources and claims in this video are documented and verifiable. This video discusses regime change, foreign policy, and geopolitical strategy. #Venezuela #Iran #Argentina #Greenland #Zionism #ForeignPolicy #RegimeChange #israel
  • Erased Century; Olivia Swing, Feb. 4, 2026; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Native American giants found in Patagonia



Christian God forbids blood, raw meat
According to Antonio Pigafetta [7], one of the Ferdinand Magellan expedition's few survivors and its published chronicler, Magellan bestowed the name Patagão (or Patagón) on the GIANT inhabitants they encountered there.


The name "Patagonia" refers to the region, the land of giants with giant feet and footprints.

Modern Afghan cannibal cave giant (yakkha)
Although Pigafetta's account does not describe how this name came about, subsequent popular interpretations gave credence to a derivation meaning "land of the big feet."

However, this etymology is questionable. The term might be derived from an actual character name, "Patagón," a savage creature confronted by Primaleón of Greece, the hero in the homonymous Spanish chivalry novel (knight-errantry tale) by Francisco Vázquez [63].


No giants have ever existed.
This book, published in 1512, was the sequel of the romance Palmerín de Oliva; it was much in vogue at the time and a favorite reading of Magellan.

Magellan's perception of the natives, dressed in skins and eating raw meat, may have recalled the uncivilized Patagón in Vázquez's book.

European meets American giants
Novelist and travel writer Bruce Chatwin suggests etymological roots of both Patagon and Patagonia in his book, In Patagonia [64], noting a tenuous similarity between "Patagon" and the Greek word παταγος, which means "a roaring" or "gnashing of teeth."

(In his chronicle, Pigafetta describes the Patagonians as "roaring like bulls"). More

There are really giants on earth?

Siberian Asian Clovis DNA: not first
(Discovery FutureClovis culture Anzick-1 DNA found and analyzed. The Clovis were not the first Americans, not the first arrivals on the continent (the Americas). There have been older finds such as Monte Verde, Chile and the older White Sands footprints in New Mexico

Thursday, June 6, 2024

New oldest tree in the world found in Chile

Why do things grow so big and healthy along the Pacific Ocean high in California?
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There's prana energy coming up from trees.
There used to be a time when Buddhism had the oldest tree in the world, the Buddha's Bodhi (Enlightenment) tree, a pipal or sacred fig (Ficus religiosa), which is still the oldest documented and attested tree in the historical record.
  • It may seem a coincidence that the historical Buddha had an "enlightenment tree," but in fact all samma-sam-buddhas ("supremely awakened ones") do. The Buddha spoke of buddhas of the distant past, naming their chief disciples and other features, including the type of tree they awakened under.
  • Finding the Mother Tree
    This hints at just how important trees are. Save forests, save earth!
But a California bristlecone pine dubbed Methuselah took the crone for being far old, as proved by rings. Such trees do not even look alive, but are beaten down, shriveled, with gnarled bark and a few green sprouts that show they do yet live.

In a grove of ancients, the oldest among them was recognized.

This may or may not be her, Methuselah Pine.
California has it all -- the world's tallest tree (hidden in Northern California in dense underbrush, kept secret to avoid visitors who might damage it unintentionally, although the secret is out and maps to it exist). And there's the world's largest tree, the photogenic "General Sherman" in the Gove of Giants (or is that the Grove of Titans?), Sequoia National Park on the Pacific Coast near Yosemite National Park, which also has a grove of massive California redwoods.

The giant sequoia is the world's largest tree, and there are many such enormous redwoods.



Thank you, Bodhi Tree
So the oldest completed the trifecta, on the road to Sequoia Nat'l Park and Yosemite from Los Angeles, near the fork in the road -- along the California Alps (Sierra Madre range visible from the 395 Freeway) -- where one can turn right and plunge into Death Valley and Nevada beyond that.

Now the world will focus on Chile (until the next discovery in Tartary, the Tartarian Empire, or the realization that there are no trees left in the world because the ancient trees, made of silica rather than carbon, were cut down and are now mesas, flattened mountains clearly visible from helicopters).

In the distant past, "trees" were gigantic and made of silica
It's not just one giant tree. There are many massive stumps

Old California "trees" are cacti? (Joshua trees)
Of course, that's too mind blowing to even mention, so scratch that from memory, and let's go to Jeremiah Budin, who is not a Buddhist so far as we know, in the Latin South American country of Chile.

Though trees across the globe are under threat from the corporate logging and agriculture industries and the chaotic changing climate, one tree in Alerce Costero National Park in Chile (western South America, the real Down Under, the world's southernmost country) is believed to have survived for more than 5,000 years — and experts say it is the oldest living tree in the world.

The tree, known as Gran Abuelo (“Great Grandfather”), is believed to be even older than the currently recognized oldest tree in the world, California’s 4,850-year-old Methuselah Pine.

The newest oldest tree in the world
This is the Gran Abuelo ("Great Grandfather"), the oldest tree in the world known to science.
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Why did Siddhartha sit under a tree? To meditate
Scientists are in the process of measuring the tree’s age in an effort to get it officially recognized as the world’s oldest. “It’s a survivor; there are no others that have had the opportunity to live so long,” said Antonio Lara, one of the scientists working on determining the tree’s age.

Gran Abuelo, a Patagonian cypress (Fitzroya cupressoides) was discovered by a park ranger in 1972. [And luckily it had its birth certificate stapled to it in protective plastic? How did the ranger know? Was it psychic intuition? Did the tree spirits talk like in that famous Buddhist tree story?]


Buddha Boy, when out of jail, should sit here
Though its exact location was initially kept secret to protect the tree (as is still the case with the Methuselah Pine), tourists are now allowed to trek about an hour through the forest to take pictures alongside it.

Chile’s National Parks Service has increased the number of park rangers on patrol to make sure the tree is kept from harm. More: Scientists make stunning discovery in remote forest: ‘There are no others that have had the opportunity to live so long’