Time travel

Right.

Like when we'll get into later time travel.

which I did.

And I, and

these

are all emails.

There's pages and pages of emails on time travel.

Why, why, you know, and we're going to get into that later, but just to kind of show you what is, you know, how to access these files and search for yourself.

So I feel, yeah, let's look at the cards and ask what we need to know.

But I was getting that this year there was going to be some big intel about the moon, maybe about the time travel to the moon.

I know that that's still going on.

What else came in this year about that? Oh, did you all hear, too, like there was two moons at one point, NASA, and now there was suddenly a second moon.

So let's just ask, what do we need to know about the moon mission or just in general Artemis?

Well, yeah, that.

And then you got me curious about this time travel stuff you just mentioned, too.

Yeah.

But I think there's, I don't see many people talking about this and I don't know why.

Maybe it's because they're not so much into the time travel stuff and they don't see the double meaning in everything.

But to me, this is really telling us something without telling us.

We can show this is a unique trophy.

a very specifically designed trophy that you do for a very specific reason.

Right.

And getting into the time travel stuff.

For one, the key is interesting.

I just specifically a time machine.

I know that the whole, the whole concept of the books is the origins of time travel.

Right.

But a craft advanced enough automatically becomes a time machine, right? Right.

It goes back to the holographic belief system.

It's the science behind mind states, such as, uh, uh, producing meditation.

Uh, so he would explain all this and the, you know, the military was well aware of things like this and it stems into like stranger things and to Montauk, um, And in time travel, it really goes back to the Philadelphia Experiment.

If nobody knows that, there's a movie on it.

I just specifically a time machine.

I know that the whole the whole concept of the books is the origins of time travel.

But a craft advanced enough automatically becomes a time machine.

Right.

Basically it goes back to the holographic belief system.

It's the science behind mind states, such as, uh, uh, producing meditation.

Uh, so he would explain all this and the, you know, the military was well aware of things like this and it stems into like stranger things and to Montauk, um, And in time travel, it really goes back to the Philadelphia Experiment.

If nobody knows that, there's a movie on it.

I mean, I don't follow mainstream media, so I don't know how much of what we're going to cover today they are covering, but there is a lot happening.

In particular, a lot of the White House comms last week, I guess it was last week, Trump and the White House posted a number of interesting comms related to time travel.

And, you know, they're all tied into some of the Q drops and some reverse aging stuff.

He was he was, you know, trolling, as they say, the internet yesterday posted that 25 times.

So this is fascinating to me.

So Trump shows this image of him basically pulling George Washington up from a cliff.

And it says it's like a movie poster, a time travel epic.

By Patriot Pictures presents a film by America.

Uh, in particular, a lot of the White House comms, uh, last week.

I guess it was la- some- last week, Trump and, and the White House posted a number of interesting comms relating to time travel and, you know, they all tie into some of the Q drops and some reverse aging stuff.

And he was, he was, you know, trolling, as they say, the internet yesterday, posted like 25 times.

So, uh, but I think that they're trying to tell us something.

Limitations, terms, and conditions apply.

So this is fascinating to me.

So Trump shares this image of him basically pulling George Washington up from a, a cliff, and it says, it's like a movie poster, "A time travel epic by Patriot Pictures," um, "Presents a film by America." So it's interesting.

It's telling you, like, the movie is America, right? And what I find the most interesting is what it says, "The past was about to change.

When they get into Einstein's office, they find the machine that Kevin was messing around with, and Henry theorizes that Kevin must have created a link between all of them with it.

Grant then finds them, and while their story of time travel does seem fantastic, he is inclined to believe them after Henry talks about the Einstein-Grant bridge theory that he himself was historically known to be a part of.

Allison helps Joe and Fargo escape, but is then confronted by Ryan, asking her to reveal Jack's location, but she pushes back against him.

Trevor goes with Jack to help rescue Allison, while Henry readies the beacons that he and Trevor worked on to help them get back to their time.

They thought it didn't work, but indeed what it needed was to connect with itself in the future.

And because of, I don't know, something about solar flares or something and all this extra power or whatever.

And that's how we're able to do physical time travel.

Now, obviously, we've done time travel in Eureka

Thank you for the super chat question, Joyce.

Joyce, John is asking, do you believe in time travel and CERN?

Okay, so I'm going to start with this.

In Freemasonry, you'll find a statue of Father Time holding the Virgin's hair that is mourning the death of her son.

I mean, look at the religions of all the Abrahamic religions, you know, the Jews have the square, the cube on their head, which the cube of Saturn, the, the Muslims dance around the, the big cube and they worship the black stone.

And even the cube, if you turn it 45 degrees angle, angle facing you and on one of its corners, you've got the, The two-dimensional six-pointed star, of course, if you look at it three-dimensionally, it's a little bit more than six points, but it's the same symbolism.

I think that time travel may be possible for some people, maybe not everyone, but I think that there are people that can look back in time, I believe.

I think I've seen technology to show me that.