humansarefree--2020-10-11--Politician Warns: Trudeau Govt Plans to Build COVID ‘Quarantine / Isolation’ Camps Across Canada

( LifeSiteNews ) – An Ontario politician is raising alarm over the Trudeau Liberal government ’ s plan to expand COVID isolation/quarantine facilities coast to coast .
Randy Hillier , Independent Ontario MPP for Lanark , Frontenac & Kingston , expressed concern over the “ Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites ” in the provincial question period late this week .
He asked the Doug Ford government of Ontario if they knew of “ how many of these camps will be built , and how many people does this government expect to detain.
” He pointed out how documentation shows that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be used for “ other requirements ” besides for COVID-19 .
“ So your government must be in negotiations and aware of these plans to potentially detain and isolate citizens and residents of our country and our province , so speaker , to the Premier , where will these camps be built , how many people will be detained , and for what reason , for what reasons can people be kept in these isolation camps , and I ’ d like to have the Premier assure the people of Ontario… , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off before he could finish .
In an email sent to his followers , Hillier expressed more of his concerns .
“ The Premier has been actively dodging my questions since July .
Today was just another example of the new status quo in Queen ’ s Park , no response .
“ After this exchange I ’ m not even sure if the Premier and his Cabinet know what ’ s going on regarding the Federal government considering the expansion of isolation/ quarantine facilities from coast to coast , ” wrote Hillier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The expansion of isolation/ quarantine camps in Canada is something of concern and the Ontario government must know about it , so why won ’ t they tell the people of Ontario ?
” The Government of Canada ( GoC ) is currently soliciting feedback and information from industry service providers for additional “ Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites ” which if built , could be used for “ other requirements ” besides only for COVID-19 imposed quarantines .
The solicitation for feedback is listed on the GoC ’ s Buyandsell.gc.ca website as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ LOI ) and Request for Information ( RFI ) for “ Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites.
” The RFI and LOI lists as an end-user for the services as the Public Health Agency of Canada ( PHAC ) , with Public Works and Government Services Canada listed as the entity looking to procure the “ isolation sites.
” A closing date of October 19 listed .
According to PHAC , the current sites “ are being used to address the requirements for international travelers not having a suitable place to isolate.
” The “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the use of the DSQ ’ s could be “ temporarily discontinued until needed again by the Government of Canada , ” but also might be used for “ other requirements ” in expectation of a “ possible continued need for quarantine sites over the next 1 to 2 years given the COVID 19 pandemic.
” The RFI states that the PHAC is currently managing a total of 11 sites nationwide that are designated as “ quarantine sites ( DQS ) ” for the COVID-19 fourteen-day quarantine , which can “ lodge up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Calgary , Vancouver , Kelowna , Winnipeg , Regina , Toronto , Montreal , Halifax , Fredericton , St. John ’ s ( Newfoundland ) , and Whitehorse .
The GoC ’ s Buyandsell.gc.ca website lists every province and territory in Canada as needed as a potential region for delivery of “ Federal Quarantine/Isolation sites.
” The GoC states that the objective of the RFI “ for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites ” is to engage “ a Third Party Service Provider for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites that will be used to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ health and other related federal requirements associated with the COVID-19 pandemic response.
” “ The Government is seeking feedback from current service providers about potential options for standing up , operating and managing all of the services associated with these sites .
“ The purpose of this Request for Information ( RFI ) is to seek feedback from potential service providers in order to develop a strategy for the potential future management of these sites going forward , ” states the RFI .
In March , the GoC began to add to their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tenders to supply “ goods and services in support of Canada ’ s response to COVID-19.
” The GoC says it “ needs products and services in support of Canada ’ s response to COVID-19 ” and has been “ exploring all options for securing the equipment and supplies needed to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
” Regarding the “ Service Provider ( s ) for Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites ” the tender notice notes that the RFI is not “ a bid solicitation ” and “ will not result in the award of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the “ RFI is simply intended to solicit feedback from industry with respect to the matters described in this RFI.
” “ PHAC is considering having a third party service provider provide and manage the existing sites and all of the related services on its behalf .
“ PHAC may also consider expanding its site footprint to other locations provided in Annex C , attached , ” reads part c of the background of the RFI .
Annex C lists as potential new sites under consideration Saskatoon , Windsor , Niagara , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Charlottetown , Iqaluit , and Yellowknife .
LifeSiteNews reached out to Toronto Constitutional lawyer , Rocco Galati to ask him about the GoC ’ s RFI for “ Federal Quarantine/Isolation sites.
” Galati told LifeSiteNews that “ straight out of the gate ” he predicted “ in one twitter paragraph ” what was to come because of COVID-19 .
Galati referred LifeSiteNews to a March 17 , 2020 tweet he wrote shortly after the Ontario provincial government enacted COVID-19 emergency orders .
“ Covid19 frenzy .
A waltz in the global totalitarian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closures , Court shutdowns , soldiers out .
Banking/Corporate bailouts .
“ Facts/science do not add up .
Death toll , elderly and immunocompromised victims , marginally no diff than any other flus , ” wrote Galati on March 17 on his Twitter page .
The GoC ’ s Buyandsell.gc.ca website also lists a September 15 Request for Proposal ( RFP ) from the Department of National Defence ( DND ) for the Riot Control Agent “ Tear Gas.
” The “ Tear Gas ” RFP lists a total of 36,000 canisters required @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is to have shipped to the Canadian Forces Ammunition Depot ( CFAD ) in Dundurn , Saskatchewan , by March 31 , 2021 .
While the use of Tear Gas as a crowd control method is not new in Canada , the “ Tear Gas ” RFP caught the attention of Galati , who speculated on social media why such a large order is needed for the spring of 2021 .
“ Tear Gas Order – Riot control – Govt of Canada – Due by March 31 , ” wrote Galati on Twitter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ website “ Tear gas ” RFP .
“ Kind of makes you wonder what else they have planned for the spring.
” The Chemical Weapons Convention bans signatory countries , which Canada is one of , from using “ riot control agents as a method of warfare , ” but does offer exemptions for “ domestic riot control purposes , ” by law enforcement .
Tear gas has been used in Canada , as well as in the U.S. , in recent months to dispel crowds of protestors .

(LifeSiteNews) – An Ontario politician is raising alarm over the Trudeau Liberal government’s plan to expand COVID isolation/quarantine facilities coast to coast.
Randy Hillier, Independent Ontario MPP for Lanark, Frontenac & Kingston, expressed concern over the “Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites” in the provincial question period late this week.
He asked the Doug Ford government of Ontario if they knew of “how many of these camps will be built, and how many people does this government expect to detain.”
He pointed out how documentation shows that the “Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites” could be used for “other requirements” besides for COVID-19.
“So your government must be in negotiations and aware of these plans to potentially detain and isolate citizens and residents of our country and our province, so speaker, to the Premier, where will these camps be built, how many people will be detained, and for what reason, for what reasons can people be kept in these isolation camps, and I’d like to have the Premier assure the people of Ontario…,” said Hillier, whose microphone was cut off before he could finish.
In an email sent to his followers, Hillier expressed more of his concerns.
“The Premier has been actively dodging my questions since July. Today was just another example of the new status quo in Queen’s Park, no response.
“After this exchange I’m not even sure if the Premier and his Cabinet know what’s going on regarding the Federal government considering the expansion of isolation/ quarantine facilities from coast to coast,” wrote Hillier in an email sent out Thursday.
“The expansion of isolation/ quarantine camps in Canada is something of concern and the Ontario government must know about it, so why won’t they tell the people of Ontario?”
The Government of Canada (GoC) is currently soliciting feedback and information from industry service providers for additional “Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites” which if built, could be used for “other requirements” besides only for COVID-19 imposed quarantines.
The solicitation for feedback is listed on the GoC’s Buyandsell.gc.ca website as a tender notice Letter of Interest (LOI) and Request for Information (RFI) for “Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites.”
The RFI and LOI lists as an end-user for the services as the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), with Public Works and Government Services Canada listed as the entity looking to procure the “isolation sites.” A closing date of October 19 listed.
According to PHAC, the current sites “are being used to address the requirements for international travelers not having a suitable place to isolate.”
The “Federal Quarantine/Isolation sites” RFI states that the use of the DSQ’s could be “temporarily discontinued until needed again by the Government of Canada,” but also might be used for “other requirements” in expectation of a “possible continued need for quarantine sites over the next 1 to 2 years given the COVID 19 pandemic.”
The RFI states that the PHAC is currently managing a total of 11 sites nationwide that are designated as “quarantine sites (DQS)” for the COVID-19 fourteen-day quarantine, which can “lodge up to 1600 travellers.”
These are in Calgary, Vancouver, Kelowna, Winnipeg, Regina, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Fredericton, St. John’s (Newfoundland), and Whitehorse.
The GoC’s Buyandsell.gc.ca website lists every province and territory in Canada as needed as a potential region for delivery of “Federal Quarantine/Isolation sites.”
The GoC states that the objective of the RFI “for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites” is to engage “a Third Party Service Provider for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites that will be used to house and care for people for public health and other related federal requirements associated with the COVID-19 pandemic response.”
“The Government is seeking feedback from current service providers about potential options for standing up, operating and managing all of the services associated with these sites.
“The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to seek feedback from potential service providers in order to develop a strategy for the potential future management of these sites going forward,” states the RFI.
In March, the GoC began to add to their procurement website for new government contracts, tenders to supply “goods and services in support of Canada’s response to COVID-19.”
The GoC says it “needs products and services in support of Canada’s response to COVID-19” and has been “exploring all options for securing the equipment and supplies needed to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Regarding the “Service Provider(s) for Federal Quarantine/ Isolation sites” the tender notice notes that the RFI is not “a bid solicitation” and “will not result in the award of any contract.”
The GoC webpage states that the “RFI is simply intended to solicit feedback from industry with respect to the matters described in this RFI.”
“PHAC is considering having a third party service provider provide and manage the existing sites and all of the related services on its behalf.
“PHAC may also consider expanding its site footprint to other locations provided in Annex C, attached,” reads part c of the background of the RFI.
Annex C lists as potential new sites under consideration Saskatoon, Windsor, Niagara, Ottawa, Winnipeg/Thunder Bay, Quebec City, Charlottetown, Iqaluit, and Yellowknife.
LifeSiteNews reached out to Toronto Constitutional lawyer, Rocco Galati to ask him about the GoC’s RFI for “Federal Quarantine/Isolation sites.”
Galati told LifeSiteNews that “straight out of the gate” he predicted “in one twitter paragraph” what was to come because of COVID-19.
Galati referred LifeSiteNews to a March 17, 2020 tweet he wrote shortly after the Ontario provincial government enacted COVID-19 emergency orders.
“Covid19 frenzy. A waltz in the global totalitarian tip-toe to new world order. Parliament closures, Court shutdowns, soldiers out. Banking/Corporate bailouts.
“Facts/science do not add up. Death toll, elderly and immunocompromised victims, marginally no diff than any other flus,” wrote Galati on March 17 on his Twitter page.
The GoC’s Buyandsell.gc.ca website also lists a September 15 Request for Proposal (RFP) from the Department of National Defence (DND) for the Riot Control Agent “Tear Gas.”
The “Tear Gas” RFP lists a total of 36,000 canisters required by the DND which the winning contractor is to have shipped to the Canadian Forces Ammunition Depot (CFAD) in Dundurn, Saskatchewan, by March 31, 2021.
While the use of Tear Gas as a crowd control method is not new in Canada, the “Tear Gas” RFP caught the attention of Galati, who speculated on social media why such a large order is needed for the spring of 2021.
“Tear Gas Order – Riot control – Govt of Canada – Due by March 31,” wrote Galati on Twitter, posting a link to the Buyandsell.gc.ca website “Tear gas” RFP.
“Kind of makes you wonder what else they have planned for the spring.”
The Chemical Weapons Convention bans signatory countries, which Canada is one of, from using “riot control agents as a method of warfare,” but does offer exemptions for “domestic riot control purposes,” by law enforcement.
Tear gas has been used in Canada, as well as in the U.S., in recent months to dispel crowds of protestors.


humansarefree--2020-10-12--The Story of the Great Flood According to the Ancient Aztecs

“ Before the great flood which took place 4,800 years after the creation of the world , the country of Anahuac was inhabited by giants , all of whom either perished in the inundation or were transformed into fishes , save seven who fled into caverns .
“ When the waters subsided , one of the giants , the great Xelhua , nicknamed the ‘ Architect , ’ traveled to Cholula , where , as a memorial of the Tlaloc which had served for an asylum to himself and his six brethren , he built an artificial hill in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where you look , descriptions of a cataclysmic flood that destroyed the world can be found in nearly all ancient cultures .
[ And accounts of giant gods who built pyramids after the Great Flood ] .
The Great Flood was supposedly sent by God or the gods upon the earth in order to destroy civilization as an act of divine punishment .
This story is a widespread theme among many cultural myths and is perhaps best known from the biblical story of Noah .
But despite the fact that Noah ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the most famous and well know flood stories , it isn ’ t the oldest one out there , and it certainly isn ’ t the only one .
There are several other — perhaps less famous — versions such as stories of Matsya in the Hindu Puranas , Deucalion in Greek mythology .
The oldest and ‘ original ’ account of the great flood is , according to scholars , that of Utnapishtim in the Epic of Gilgamesh .
This historic fact is clear evidence how many of the world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Great Flood that devastated earlier civilizations on Earth .
Curiously , a great deal of similarity exists between several of the flood myths , something that has led many authors and scholars to believe that these have evolved from or influenced each other .
And despite the fact , three stories of a great flood exist in nearly all ancient cultures on Earth ; mainstream scholars are divided in opinion whether or not such an event took place on Earth .
However , scientists do recognize that in the distant past , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flood did take place on Earth , but most scientists deny that there was a massive Flood — the Great Flood — that occurred in the last 6,000 years that covered major parts of the planet .
The ancient Sumerian Nippur tablet is believed to describe the oldest account of the Great Flood and the creation of both humans and animals on Earth .
It also records the names of Antediluvian cities on earth and their respective rulers .
The Eridu Genesis is believed to have been composed circa 2,300 BCE is considered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ great flood and predates more popular Great Flood described in the biblical book of Genesis .
Many authors and scholars believe that the Sumerian accounts of a great flood eventually gave birth to more popular Flood stories like the one described in the Bible .
However , if that is true , how did the story of a great deluge make its way all the way to Mesoamerica , thousands of years ago ?
There are several accounts of Aztec Flood stories , but authors argue that the most famous of them all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ version of Noah .
When the Sun Age came , there had passed 400 years .
Then came 200 years , then 76 .
Then all mankind was lost and drowned and turned to fishes .
The water and the sky drew near each other .
In a single day , all was lost .
But before the Flood began , Titlachahuan had warned the man Nota and his wife Nena , saying : ‘ Make no more pulque , but hollow a great cypress , into which you shall enter the month @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sky.
’ They entered , and when Titlachahuan had shut them in he said to the man , ‘ Thou shalt eat but a single ear of maize , and thy wife but one also.
’ And when they had each eaten one ear of maize , they prepared to go forth , for the water was tranquil .
( source ) — Ancient Aztec document Codex Chimalpopoca , translated by Abbé Charles Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg .
IF we take a look at the Five Suns , the doctrine of the Aztec @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the following eras , creations , and destructions : • Nahui-Ocelotl ( Jaguar Sun ) – Inhabitants were giants who were devoured by jaguars .
The world was destroyed .
• Nahui-Ehécatl ( Wind Sun ) – Inhabitants were transformed into monkeys .
This world was destroyed by hurricanes .
• Nahui-Quiahuitl ( Rain Sun ) – Inhabitants were destroyed by a rain of fire .
Only birds survived ( or inhabitants survived by becoming birds ) .
• Nahui-Atl ( Water Sun ) – This world was flooded turning the inhabitants into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transformed into dogs .
• Nahui-Ollin ( Earthquake Sun ) – We are the inhabitants of this world .
This world will be destroyed by earthquakes ( or one large earthquake ) .
The fourth one , Nahui-Atl describes what many believe is a great flood : This world was flooded turning the inhabitants into fish .
A couple escaped but were transformed into dogs .
“ The fourth sun , Nahui-Atl , “ Four-Water , ” ended in a gigantic flood that lasted for 52 years .
Only one man and one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sheltered in a huge cypress .
But they were turned into dogs by Tezcatlipoca , whose orders they had disobeyed.
” — Britannica After the Nahui-Atl comes the Nahui-Ollin , the world we live in today , which , according to Aztec mythology , will be destroyed by one large earthquake .
Different versions of Mesoamerican floods , especially those by the Aztec people tell that after the great flood , there were no survivors , and creation had to start from the beginning , while other accounts describe how current humans are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Before the great Flood which occurred around 4,800 years after the creation of our world , the country of Anahuac was inhabited by giants , all of whom either perished in the inundation or were transformed into fishes , save seven who fled into caverns .
When the waters receded , one of the giants , Xelhua , surnamed the ‘ Architect , ’ traveled to Cholula , where , as a memorial of the Tlaloc which had served for asylum to himself and his six brethren , he built an artificial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He ordered bricks to be made in the province of Tlalmanalco , at the foot of the Sierra of Cecotl , and in order to convey them to Cholula , he placed a file of men who passed them from hand to hand .
The gods beheld , with wrath , an edifice the top of which was to reach the clouds .
Irritated at the daring attempt of Xelhua , they hurled fire on the pyramid .
The work was discontinued , and the monument was afterward dedicated to Quetzalcoatl .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and Xelhua was one of the seven giants in Aztec mythology who escaped the flood by ascending the mountain of Tlaloc in the terrestrial paradise and afterwards built the Great Pyramid of Cholula .
Xelhua was a giant of the “ time of the universal deluge.
” He was one of the seven giants in the Aztec culture .
Before the pyramid in Mesoamerica was complete , “ fire fell upon it , causing the death of its builders and the abandonment of the work .
”

“Before the great flood which took place 4,800 years after the creation of the world, the country of Anahuac was inhabited by giants, all of whom either perished in the inundation or were transformed into fishes, save seven who fled into caverns.
“When the waters subsided, one of the giants, the great Xelhua, nicknamed the ‘Architect,’ traveled to Cholula, where, as a memorial of the Tlaloc which had served for an asylum to himself and his six brethren, he built an artificial hill in the form of a pyramid…”
No matter where you look, descriptions of a cataclysmic flood that destroyed the world can be found in nearly all ancient cultures. [And accounts of giant gods who built pyramids after the Great Flood].
The Great Flood was supposedly sent by God or the gods upon the earth in order to destroy civilization as an act of divine punishment.
This story is a widespread theme among many cultural myths and is perhaps best known from the biblical story of Noah.
But despite the fact that Noah’s story of the great flood may be one of the most famous and well know flood stories, it isn’t the oldest one out there, and it certainly isn’t the only one.
There are several other — perhaps less famous — versions such as stories of Matsya in the Hindu Puranas, Deucalion in Greek mythology.
The oldest and ‘original’ account of the great flood is, according to scholars, that of Utnapishtim in the Epic of Gilgamesh.
This historic fact is clear evidence how many of the world’s oldest cultures have stories describing a Great Flood that devastated earlier civilizations on Earth.
Curiously, a great deal of similarity exists between several of the flood myths, something that has led many authors and scholars to believe that these have evolved from or influenced each other.
And despite the fact, three stories of a great flood exist in nearly all ancient cultures on Earth; mainstream scholars are divided in opinion whether or not such an event took place on Earth.
However, scientists do recognize that in the distant past, thousands of years ago, a catastrophic flood did take place on Earth, but most scientists deny that there was a massive Flood — the Great Flood — that occurred in the last 6,000 years that covered major parts of the planet.
The ancient Sumerian Nippur tablet is believed to describe the oldest account of the Great Flood and the creation of both humans and animals on Earth.
It also records the names of Antediluvian cities on earth and their respective rulers.
The Eridu Genesis is believed to have been composed circa 2,300 BCE is considered as the earliest known account of the great flood and predates more popular Great Flood described in the biblical book of Genesis.
Many authors and scholars believe that the Sumerian accounts of a great flood eventually gave birth to more popular Flood stories like the one described in the Bible.
However, if that is true, how did the story of a great deluge make its way all the way to Mesoamerica, thousands of years ago?
The Aztec Flood Stories
There are several accounts of Aztec Flood stories, but authors argue that the most famous of them all is that of Nota, the Aztec version of Noah.
When the Sun Age came, there had passed 400 years. Then came 200 years, then 76. Then all mankind was lost and drowned and turned to fishes. The water and the sky drew near each other.
In a single day, all was lost. But before the Flood began, Titlachahuan had warned the man Nota and his wife Nena, saying:
‘Make no more pulque, but hollow a great cypress, into which you shall enter the month Tozoztli. The waters shall near the sky.’
They entered, and when Titlachahuan had shut them in he said to the man, ‘Thou shalt eat but a single ear of maize, and thy wife but one also.’
And when they had each eaten one ear of maize, they prepared to go forth, for the water was tranquil. (source) — Ancient Aztec document Codex Chimalpopoca, translated by Abbé Charles Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg.
IF we take a look at the Five Suns, the doctrine of the Aztec and other Nahua peoples we will find the following eras, creations, and destructions:
Nahui-Ocelotl (Jaguar Sun) – Inhabitants were giants who were devoured by jaguars. The world was destroyed. Nahui-Ehécatl (Wind Sun) – Inhabitants were transformed into monkeys. This world was destroyed by hurricanes. Nahui-Quiahuitl (Rain Sun) – Inhabitants were destroyed by a rain of fire. Only birds survived (or inhabitants survived by becoming birds). Nahui-Atl (Water Sun) – This world was flooded turning the inhabitants into fish. A couple escaped but were transformed into dogs. Nahui-Ollin (Earthquake Sun) – We are the inhabitants of this world. This world will be destroyed by earthquakes (or one large earthquake).
The fourth one, Nahui-Atl describes what many believe is a great flood: This world was flooded turning the inhabitants into fish. A couple escaped but were transformed into dogs.
“The fourth sun, Nahui-Atl, “Four-Water,” ended in a gigantic flood that lasted for 52 years. Only one man and one woman are said to have survived, sheltered in a huge cypress. But they were turned into dogs by Tezcatlipoca, whose orders they had disobeyed.” — Britannica
After the Nahui-Atl comes the Nahui-Ollin, the world we live in today, which, according to Aztec mythology, will be destroyed by one large earthquake.
Different versions of Mesoamerican floods, especially those by the Aztec people tell that after the great flood, there were no survivors, and creation had to start from the beginning, while other accounts describe how current humans are descended from a small number of survivors.
Before the great Flood which occurred around 4,800 years after the creation of our world, the country of Anahuac was inhabited by giants, all of whom either perished in the inundation or were transformed into fishes, save seven who fled into caverns.
When the waters receded, one of the giants, Xelhua, surnamed the ‘Architect,’ traveled to Cholula, where, as a memorial of the Tlaloc which had served for asylum to himself and his six brethren, he built an artificial hill in the form of a pyramid.
He ordered bricks to be made in the province of Tlalmanalco, at the foot of the Sierra of Cecotl, and in order to convey them to Cholula, he placed a file of men who passed them from hand to hand.
The gods beheld, with wrath, an edifice the top of which was to reach the clouds. Irritated at the daring attempt of Xelhua, they hurled fire on the pyramid.
Numbers of the workmen perished.
The work was discontinued, and the monument was afterward dedicated to Quetzalcoatl.
Giants lived on Earth before the flood, and Xelhua was one of the seven giants in Aztec mythology who escaped the flood by ascending the mountain of Tlaloc in the terrestrial paradise and afterwards built the Great Pyramid of Cholula.
A Dominican monk wrote this account:
Xelhua was a giant of the “time of the universal deluge.” He was one of the seven giants in the Aztec culture. Before the pyramid in Mesoamerica was complete, “fire fell upon it, causing the death of its builders and the abandonment of the work.”
Source: Ancient-code.com


humansarefree--2020-10-12--Who Were the Star People Mentioned by Ancient Cultures Around the Globe?

No matter where you look , ancient legends , mythologies and written accounts mention beings that came down from the heavens and came in contact with ancient mankind thousands of years ago .
Referred to as the ‘ star people ’ , these beings are considered by many mainstream authors and ancient astronaut theorists as flesh and blood aliens .
One of the most incredible accounts of star people can be found in Native American history and folklore .
And while stories of intelligent beings visiting Earth from a distant place in the cosmos date back as far as history @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cultures and different continents , mainstream scholars pay little to no attention at all , when dealing with such subjects .
History before history mentions beings , not from Earth .
Called Star People , Ancestors , Gods , different names describe the same beings that came down from the heavens .
Taking a look at Native American folklore , legends , and myths , we find plenty of information about the so-called Star Beings , who were nothing other than flesh and blood aliens , note ancient astronaut theorists .
And when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and mentions of star beings , Richard Wagamese , one of Canada ’ s foremost authors and storytellers from the Wabaseemoong First Nation in Northwestern Ontario tells us how : “ My people tell of Star People who came to us many generations ago .
The Star people brought spiritual teachings and stories and maps of the cosmos and they offered these freely .
“ They were kind , loving and set a great example .
When they left us , my people say there was a loneliness like no other.
” Richard @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we can not seem to answer .
“ If Star People did come to the Ojibway , where did they go ?
Where did they come from ?
Who brought teachings to them ?
What scientific magic did they own that allowed them to make such an incredible journey – and is it possible for us ?
” ( source ) But just as Wagamese , other people who know Native American history and folklore have fascinating things to say when it comes down to ‘ star people ’ .
Stephane Wuttunee , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ author and storyteller wrote a very interesting piece for UFO Digest in which he explains his understanding of ‘ ET phenomena as a Native person and its global implications ’ comes from ‘ having been partially raised within the culture itself.
’ Wuttunee explains that in his culture , “ give far greater attention to the seeking of the spiritual understanding of things rather than going after “ the truth ” as people from dominant cultures do .
“ This is part of the reason why we tend to stand back and view @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in with questions or take the hard , direct approach.
” ( source ) Through his understanding , Wuttunee explains what he thinks of the Star People saying : “ …distant relations and Star People living amongst the stars many times , mainly around campfires and during traditional ceremonies .
Far from being anything to be feared , Star People was just another term I grew up around .
“ I remember listening in awe and fascination at the thought of us having relations that lived off and outside our world , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moments at night .
I wanted to know who they were and what they looked like , if they had families like us etc .
“ In all honesty , the only time I was exposed to “ aliens ” per se was when I would go to the outhouse and read the Weekly World News or National Enquirer .
“ It wasn ’ t until my later teens that I discovered that people from the dominant cultures were talking about the same “ people ” as my elders did , though each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ these people seemed radically different from one another.
” But perhaps what the most interesting part in all of this is , is the fact that as Wuttunee explains , the elders never really managed to discern ‘ aliens ’ and the spiritual world .
“ In fact , at times I heard Aboriginal elders blend the two together and treat them as one , which I have to admit did kind of take me for a spin when I was young .
“ Were our distant relations physical like us ?
Did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
I had many unanswered questions , so I guess from a fairly young age I had some unraveling to do , ” explains Wuttunee .
But in addition to Wuttunee and Wagamese , others too have spoken about the star people .
Sioux Chief Golden Light Eagle mentions the star people in the videos below :

No matter where you look, ancient legends, mythologies and written accounts mention beings that came down from the heavens and came in contact with ancient mankind thousands of years ago.
Referred to as the ‘star people’, these beings are considered by many mainstream authors and ancient astronaut theorists as flesh and blood aliens.
One of the most incredible accounts of star people can be found in Native American history and folklore.
And while stories of intelligent beings visiting Earth from a distant place in the cosmos date back as far as history can look back, spanning across countless cultures and different continents, mainstream scholars pay little to no attention at all, when dealing with such subjects.
History before history mentions beings, not from Earth. Called Star People, Ancestors, Gods, different names describe the same beings that came down from the heavens.
Taking a look at Native American folklore, legends, and myths, we find plenty of information about the so-called Star Beings, who were nothing other than flesh and blood aliens, note ancient astronaut theorists.
And when it comes to Native American Folklore, and mentions of star beings, Richard Wagamese, one of Canada’s foremost authors and storytellers from the Wabaseemoong First Nation in Northwestern Ontario tells us how:
“My people tell of Star People who came to us many generations ago. The Star people brought spiritual teachings and stories and maps of the cosmos and they offered these freely.
“They were kind, loving and set a great example. When they left us, my people say there was a loneliness like no other.”
Richard asks a number of interesting questions which we cannot seem to answer.
“If Star People did come to the Ojibway, where did they go? Where did they come from? Who brought teachings to them? What scientific magic did they own that allowed them to make such an incredible journey – and is it possible for us?” (source)
But just as Wagamese, other people who know Native American history and folklore have fascinating things to say when it comes down to ‘star people’.
Stephane Wuttunee, who is a Plains Cree and French-Canadian author and storyteller wrote a very interesting piece for UFO Digest in which he explains his understanding of ‘ET phenomena as a Native person and its global implications’ comes from ‘having been partially raised within the culture itself.’
Wuttunee explains that in his culture, “give far greater attention to the seeking of the spiritual understanding of things rather than going after “the truth” as people from dominant cultures do.
“This is part of the reason why we tend to stand back and view or listen at first rather than bare in with questions or take the hard, direct approach.” (source)
Through his understanding, Wuttunee explains what he thinks of the Star People saying:
“…distant relations and Star People living amongst the stars many times, mainly around campfires and during traditional ceremonies. Far from being anything to be feared, Star People was just another term I grew up around.
“I remember listening in awe and fascination at the thought of us having relations that lived off and outside our world, and sometimes spoke to them in my silent moments at night. I wanted to know who they were and what they looked like, if they had families like us etc.
“In all honesty, the only time I was exposed to “aliens” per se was when I would go to the outhouse and read the Weekly World News or National Enquirer.
“It wasn’t until my later teens that I discovered that people from the dominant cultures were talking about the same “people” as my elders did, though each side’s sense of perception of these people seemed radically different from one another.”
But perhaps what the most interesting part in all of this is, is the fact that as Wuttunee explains, the elders never really managed to discern ‘aliens’ and the spiritual world.
“In fact, at times I heard Aboriginal elders blend the two together and treat them as one, which I have to admit did kind of take me for a spin when I was young.
“Were our distant relations physical like us? Did they also exist amongst us in spirit? I had many unanswered questions, so I guess from a fairly young age I had some unraveling to do,” explains Wuttunee.
But in addition to Wuttunee and Wagamese, others too have spoken about the star people.
Sioux Chief Golden Light Eagle mentions the star people in the videos below:
Source: Ancient-code.com


humansarefree--2020-10-13--Twitter Basically Called Joe Biden a Child Sex Predator

In March 2020 , former Senate aide Tara Reade alleged that Biden sexually assaulted her while she worked for his office in 1993 .
Joe Biden has unequivocally denied assaulting or harassing Reade .
Recently , on Twitter , I had posted a video of Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden interacting with the children of newly-elected senators that he was swearing into office .
There was no photoshop or Deep Fakes , just the regular footage from CSPAN of the various ceremonies , showing Joe Biden at work .
Within 5 minutes , my NTEB Twitter account was locked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had posted was in violation of their Child Sexual Exploitation Policy .
Wow .
Twitter would not allow my account to be restored until I removed the “ offending tweet ” exposing Joe Biden as a child molester .
“ And whosoever shall offend one of these little ones that believe in me , it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck , and he were cast into the sea.
” Mark 9:42 ( KJB ) Having been sexually abused as a child by a creepy old man @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I know first hand the pain of what that level of betrayal of trust feels like .
I also know what it looks like when someone is abusing children , and when you watch the video below , you will see it too .
Watch as Biden tries to hide his arousal as he puts his hands on the little kid ’ s faces , then watch in horror as he steps in closer so his groin is pressed against their backsides .
This is the man the Democrats say will “ restore @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Twitter is making sure that the truth about Joe Biden is suppressed , they are covering for him in hopes of seeing him elected .
But Joe Biden is , in fact , a child molester , share this story even if Twitter won ’ t .
But remember , if videos of Joe Biden interacting with children set off red flag violations on Twitter , what should they be doing in your brain ?
Watch The Joe Biden Videos That Twitter Says Violates Their Child Sexual Exploitation Policy Paul Joseph Watson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in this video :

In March 2020, former Senate aide Tara Reade alleged that Biden sexually assaulted her while she worked for his office in 1993. Joe Biden has unequivocally denied assaulting or harassing Reade.
Recently, on Twitter, I had posted a video of Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden interacting with the children of newly-elected senators that he was swearing into office.
There was no photoshop or Deep Fakes, just the regular footage from CSPAN of the various ceremonies, showing Joe Biden at work.
Within 5 minutes, my NTEB Twitter account was locked and a notice saying the video I had posted was in violation of their Child Sexual Exploitation Policy. Wow.
Twitter just called Joe Biden a child sexual predator.
Twitter would not allow my account to be restored until I removed the “offending tweet” exposing Joe Biden as a child molester.
“And whosoever shall offend one of these little ones that believe in me, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he were cast into the sea.” Mark 9:42 (KJB)
Having been sexually abused as a child by a creepy old man, my piano teacher Randy Douglas, I know first hand the pain of what that level of betrayal of trust feels like.
I also know what it looks like when someone is abusing children, and when you watch the video below, you will see it too.
Watch as Biden tries to hide his arousal as he puts his hands on the little kid’s faces, then watch in horror as he steps in closer so his groin is pressed against their backsides.
This is the man the Democrats say will “restore the soul of America”.
Obviously, Twitter is making sure that the truth about Joe Biden is suppressed, they are covering for him in hopes of seeing him elected. But Joe Biden is, in fact, a child molester, share this story even if Twitter won’t.
But remember, if videos of Joe Biden interacting with children set off red flag violations on Twitter, what should they be doing in your brain?
Watch The Joe Biden Videos That Twitter Says Violates Their Child Sexual Exploitation Policy
Paul Joseph Watson also exposed “Creepy Uncle Joe” in this video:
By Geoffrey Grider, Guest writer


humansarefree--2020-10-12--Crop Circle Messages and Secrets Decoded

Crop circles .
We ’ ve seen them in the air from planes , in the movies , or perhaps even first hand .
Many consider crop circles to have been created by extraterrestrials who yearn to subtly communicate with our species ; others view them as an agricultural and technologically artistic phenomenon and believe the alien connection may be a hoax .
But no matter which crop they ’ re carved from , these intricate geometric patterns hold messages waiting to be decoded .
Whether you believe crop circles are alien manifestations , or farmers with a creative bent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hands ) , the history and mystery surrounding crop circles has been around since the mid-1600s .
“ Both our organs of perception and the phenomenal world we perceive seem to be best understood as systems of pure pattern , or as geometric structures of form and proportion.
” — Robert Lawlor , Sacred Geometry The first crop circle to be recorded dates back to 1678 , with a woodcut illustrating a circle being cut from an oat field .
The woodcut refers to a legend known as the “ Devil ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that circle crops are the work of otherworldly and darker influences .
The connection can be made with the scythe , a common agricultural tool that might symbolize the end , or death , of an agrarian cycle .
In 1966 , a crop circle was discovered in Tully , Australia that is one of the first to be connected to UFOs .
The farmer who found the patterns reported seeing a “ flying saucer ” rising out of the area , creating what the media referred to as “ flying saucer ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United Kingdom in the 1970s with most congregating in the Wiltshire area , the same region as many other ancient monuments .
One in particular , discovered in 1996 across from the legendary Stonehenge had a design known as the “ Julia Set , ” a very complicated fractal configuration that led many to believe it was created by extraterrestrials , sending a message through sacred geometry such as the Celtic Cross , triskelion , and other intricate shapes that dot the land in more than 60 countries .
Researchers believe there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with more urgency .
The tetrahedron pictogram , which appeared at the location of the Barbury Castle in 1991 , made many wonder if these creations were more than meteorological phenomenon .
Some took them as elaborate hoaxes by very talented tractor drivers ; others saw ancient , hermetic messages in the designs , signifying the holy trinity and the realm of the divine .
As much as the Barbury Castle crop circle gained , which garnered the most attention from the world in 2001 .
The six-armed 490 wheeled circle , more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Milk Hill , England became an overnight sensation .
For weeks , helicopters hovered above it , and the result was the fact that the mystery surrounding crop circles could no longer be ignored .
There exists a line drawn in the world of crop circles – those who adhere to them being manmade and those who hold to the patterns being the work of extraterrestrials .
For the hoaxers side of the argument , the areas the crop circles appear in are often nestled in remote , wide expanses of land , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrive in the middle of the night with little or no notice .
For those who believe the circles were made by aliens , the methods by which they were created range from lasers , to advanced lightwave technology , to spacecraft , or even psychic energy .
In an effort to decode crop circles , a body of research has emerged .
Dr. Horace Drew , a well-regarded molecular biologist from the California Institute of Technology , led these investigations and provided crop circle decoding that concludes the patterns contain important messages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ does agree that many crop circles are human-made , he also states that those created by extraterrestrials contain an “ advanced binary code , ” either in the form of simple greetings , or as a means of communication with future civilizations .
Some of the messages Dr. Drew decoded include such sayings as “ believe , ” “ there is good out there , ” “ beware the bearers of false gifts and broken promises , ” and “ we oppose deception , ” all leading us to believe that the alien @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our best lives .
The Chilbolton crop circle discovered in 2001 , contains binary code of the numbers zero to ten , atomic numbers that make up human DNA , a human face , the solar system , and other human-related symbols .
In addition to studying the visual messages that are within crop circles , there is a body of sound and light vibration research that has emerged around the patterns .
You can read the fascinating story behind this crop circle and how it was decoded at THIS LINK .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Boston University School of Astronomy chair ) , applied crop circle geometry to the Boethian scale ( 500 AD ) , and with it a way of creating music , adding the accepted belief of the relationship between geometry and sound .
More recent research by quantum physicists is revealing a wide range of electromagnetic frequency fields ranging from 260 MHz to 5.2 KHz that link the geometric patterning .
Using image to sound mapping technology , interesting correlations have been found between the Milk Hill crop circle and sounds heard on other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Auroras by NASA ’ s Cassini spacecraft .
Scientific Study Concluded : “ Crop Circles Are Made By Balls Of Light ” Crop circles are not going away , regardless of the doubters and the controversies surrounding them .
In fact , new ones are “ cropping up ” every month , with the latest being photographed as recently as early July 2019 .
A substantial tourist industry has developed around the circles , with thousands of visitors from around the globe gathering to witness them firsthand .
Some visit out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the healing messages the circles are believed to contain .
Whether one believes crop circles are the work of farmers , geometric pranksters , or aliens , it can be agreed upon that the power they possess draw us back to the land , and to the ancient history contained there , as well as to what our ancestors considered to be vital to the human experience — a respect for divine mystery .
You can become a member of the Gaia community and have access to their exclusive library of original series @ @ @ @ @

Crop circles. We’ve seen them in the air from planes, in the movies, or perhaps even first hand.
Many consider crop circles to have been created by extraterrestrials who yearn to subtly communicate with our species; others view them as an agricultural and technologically artistic phenomenon and believe the alien connection may be a hoax.
But no matter which crop they’re carved from, these intricate geometric patterns hold messages waiting to be decoded.
Whether you believe crop circles are alien manifestations, or farmers with a creative bent (and lots of time on their hands), the history and mystery surrounding crop circles has been around since the mid-1600s.
“Both our organs of perception and the phenomenal world we perceive seem to be best understood as systems of pure pattern, or as geometric structures of form and proportion.” — Robert Lawlor, Sacred Geometry
Crop Circle Messages, Locations, and History
The first crop circle to be recorded dates back to 1678, with a woodcut illustrating a circle being cut from an oat field.
The woodcut refers to a legend known as the “Devil’s Mowing,” feeding into the myth that circle crops are the work of otherworldly and darker influences.
The connection can be made with the scythe, a common agricultural tool that might symbolize the end, or death, of an agrarian cycle.
In 1966, a crop circle was discovered in Tully, Australia that is one of the first to be connected to UFOs.
The farmer who found the patterns reported seeing a “flying saucer” rising out of the area, creating what the media referred to as “flying saucer” nests.
More circles began appearing in the United Kingdom in the 1970s with most congregating in the Wiltshire area, the same region as many other ancient monuments.
One in particular, discovered in 1996 across from the legendary Stonehenge had a design known as the “Julia Set,” a very complicated fractal configuration that led many to believe it was created by extraterrestrials, sending a message through sacred geometry such as the Celtic Cross, triskelion, and other intricate shapes that dot the land in more than 60 countries.
Researchers believe there are certain years in which and perhaps with more urgency.
The tetrahedron pictogram, which appeared at the location of the Barbury Castle in 1991, made many wonder if these creations were more than meteorological phenomenon.
Some took them as elaborate hoaxes by very talented tractor drivers; others saw ancient, hermetic messages in the designs, signifying the holy trinity and the realm of the divine.
As much as the Barbury Castle crop circle gained, which garnered the most attention from the world in 2001.
The six-armed 490 wheeled circle, more than 800 feet in diameter discovered in Milk Hill, England became an overnight sensation.
For weeks, helicopters hovered above it, and the result was the fact that the mystery surrounding crop circles could no longer be ignored.
There exists a line drawn in the world of crop circles – those who adhere to them being manmade and those who hold to the patterns being the work of extraterrestrials.
For the hoaxers side of the argument, the areas the crop circles appear in are often nestled in remote, wide expanses of land, which would make it fairly easy to arrive in the middle of the night with little or no notice.
For those who believe the circles were made by aliens, the methods by which they were created range from lasers, to advanced lightwave technology, to spacecraft, or even psychic energy.
In an effort to decode crop circles, a body of research has emerged. Dr. Horace Drew, a well-regarded molecular biologist from the California Institute of Technology, led these investigations and provided crop circle decoding that concludes the patterns contain important messages from other species.
While Dr. Drew does agree that many crop circles are human-made, he also states that those created by extraterrestrials contain an “advanced binary code,” either in the form of simple greetings, or as a means of communication with future civilizations.
Some of the messages Dr. Drew decoded include such sayings as “believe,” “there is good out there,” “beware the bearers of false gifts and broken promises,” and “we oppose deception,” all leading us to believe that the alien communication is intended for us to live our best lives.
The Chilbolton crop circle discovered in 2001, contains binary code of the numbers zero to ten, atomic numbers that make up human DNA, a human face, the solar system, and other human-related symbols.
In addition to studying the visual messages that are within crop circles, there is a body of sound and light vibration research that has emerged around the patterns.
You can read the fascinating story behind this crop circle and how it was decoded at THIS LINK.
In the 1960s, Gerald Hawkins (former Boston University School of Astronomy chair), applied crop circle geometry to the Boethian scale (500 AD), and with it a way of creating music, adding the accepted belief of the relationship between geometry and sound.
More recent research by quantum physicists is revealing a wide range of electromagnetic frequency fields ranging from 260 MHz to 5.2 KHz that link the geometric patterning.
Using image to sound mapping technology, interesting correlations have been found between the Milk Hill crop circle and sounds heard on other planets, including those recorded of Saturn’s Auroras by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft.
Scientific Study Concluded: “Crop Circles Are Made By Balls Of Light”
Crop Circle Codes Continue
Crop circles are not going away, regardless of the doubters and the controversies surrounding them.
In fact, new ones are “cropping up” every month, with the latest being photographed as recently as early July 2019.
A substantial tourist industry has developed around the circles, with thousands of visitors from around the globe gathering to witness them firsthand.
Some visit out of curiosity; some visit to experience the healing messages the circles are believed to contain.
Whether one believes crop circles are the work of farmers, geometric pranksters, or aliens, it can be agreed upon that the power they possess draw us back to the land, and to the ancient history contained there, as well as to what our ancestors considered to be vital to the human experience — a respect for divine mystery.
By Lisa Trank, Gaia.com
You can become a member of the Gaia community and have access to their exclusive library of original series, films & documentaries.


humansarefree--2020-10-12--CA Doctor Has 100% Cure Rate for Over 1700 COVID Patients Using Hydroxychloroquine

While the media continues pushing hype around the coronavirus , actual medical experts say we already have the tools we need to combat the virus .
One America ’ s Pearson Sharp spoke with Brian Tyson , a doctor in Southern California who has successfully treated over 1,700 patients with the drug hydroxychloroquine .
Doctors on the “ front lines ” treating COVID patients continue to try and speak out regarding the fact that there is a 100 % cure rate for COVID by using hydroxychloroquine .
Dr. Brian Tyson from Southern California is one of the latest doctors to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in treating over 1700 COVID patients using hydroxychloroquine .
None of his patients have died , and only one had to be admitted to the hospital .
This continues to be the biggest scandal of the COVID plandemic , and perhaps the largest scandal in medical history , where so many people are dying needlessly based on a positive COVID test and fear , as this information is censored in the corporate media as well as Big Tech social media platforms .
Even President Trump , who originally promoted hydroxychloroquine and allegedly was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his back on the Front Line doctors who continue to successfully use hydroxychloroquine .
With his own alleged COVID diagnosis last week , President Trump instead chose to use and promote two new drugs that are being fast-tracked and are without a history of successful treatment yet .

While the media continues pushing hype around the coronavirus, actual medical experts say we already have the tools we need to combat the virus.
One America’s Pearson Sharp spoke with Brian Tyson, a doctor in Southern California who has successfully treated over 1,700 patients with the drug hydroxychloroquine.
Doctors on the “front lines” treating COVID patients continue to try and speak out regarding the fact that there is a 100% cure rate for COVID by using hydroxychloroquine.
Dr. Brian Tyson from Southern California is one of the latest doctors to grant an interview talking about his experience in treating over 1700 COVID patients using hydroxychloroquine. None of his patients have died, and only one had to be admitted to the hospital.
This continues to be the biggest scandal of the COVID plandemic, and perhaps the largest scandal in medical history, where so many people are dying needlessly based on a positive COVID test and fear, as this information is censored in the corporate media as well as Big Tech social media platforms.
Even President Trump, who originally promoted hydroxychloroquine and allegedly was taking it himself, has now turned his back on the Front Line doctors who continue to successfully use hydroxychloroquine.
With his own alleged COVID diagnosis last week, President Trump instead chose to use and promote two new drugs that are being fast-tracked and are without a history of successful treatment yet.
Researchers: 100% Covid-19 Cure Rate Using Intravenous Chlorine Dioxide
Watch the interview on OAN:
Sources: VaccineImpact.com; YouTube.com


humansarefree--2020-10-12--Airports Begin Testing ‘COVID Passport’ That Will Record Whether Someone Has Been Vaccinated Before

Airports Begin Testing ‘COVID Passport’ That Will Record Whether Someone Has Been Vaccinated Before Travel

Passengers on United Airlines and Cathay Pacific traveling out of Heathrow Airport will begin testing a new ‘ COVID passport ’ that in the future will check if someone has been vaccinated before they travel .
The technology is called CommonPass and will let people travel without being quarantined if they download an app to their phone which contains a negative COVID test or a vaccine certificate .
“ The phone software is a digital health pass which can hold a certified COVID-19 test status or show someone has been vaccinated in future in a way designed to satisfy various @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Daily Mail .
Overseen by the Commons Project Foundation , part of the World Economic Forum , the pass works by having flyers upload their COVID test or vaccination certificate to the app which then generates a QR code that can be scanned by airline staff and border officials .
“ Without the ability to trust COVID-19 tests – and eventually vaccine records – across international borders , many countries will feel compelled to retain full travel bans and mandatory quarantines for as long as the pandemic persists , ” said Dr @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Commons Project .
You can read more on the subject in this article : Your Post-COVID Life Will Be Controlled By Track & Trace Apps ( The Commons Project ) Funded By The Rockefeller & Clinton Foundations .
The issue of whether people who refuse to take a coronavirus inoculation will be refused international or even internal travel is likely to come to fore as the world moves closer to a COVID-19 vaccine .
As we highlighted last month , British Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the country and set up regional distribution hubs as well as developing a “ national database to track progress and issue the vaccination certificates.
” The MP said the vaccination certificates “ will probably have to be internationally recognized in order to allow travel , international travel.
” Earlier this year , the Mayor of Nice also called for citizens to be required to carry “ health passports ” if they wish to travel , while Germany is also considering mandating “ coronavirus immunity cards ” that would allow those who have developed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than the as-yet uninfected .

The world first started to hear about a novel coronavirus in early January 2020, with reports of an alleged new pneumonia-like illness spreading across Wuhan, China. However, the world did not actually know of Covid-19 until February 2020, because it was not until the 11th of that month that the World Health Organisation officially named the novel coronavirus disease Covid-19.
So with this being the official truth, why does United States Government data show that the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) awarded a contract on the 12th November 2019 to Labyrinth Global Health INC. for ‘COVID-19 Research’, at least one month before the alleged emergence of the novel coronavirus, and three months before it was officially dubbed Covid-19?
The shocking findings, however, do not end there. The contract awarded in November 2019 for ‘COVID-19 Research’ was not only instructed to take place in Ukraine, it was in fact part of a much larger contract for a ‘Biological threat reduction program in Ukraine’.
Perhaps explaining why Labyrinth Global Health has been collaborating with Peter Daszak’s EcoHealth Alliance, and Ernest Wolfe’s Metabiota since its formation in 2017.
The Government of the United States has a website called ‘USA Spending‘, an official open data source of federal spending information. According to the site as of 12th April 2021, the US Government has spent a mind-blowing $3.63 trillion “in response to COVID-19”. But that’s not the only information on Covid that can be found on the site.
Hidden within the ‘Award Search’ are details on a contract awarded by the Department of Defense to a company named ‘Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp‘, which is allegedly “a global engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company specialising in infrastructure development”.
The contract was awarded on September 20th, 2012 and is described as “Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services”. Obviously, this is very vague and most likely of little interest to anyone who happens to stumble across it. But there is something contained deep within the details that should be of interest to anyone and everyone.
The ‘Award History’ for the contract contains a tab for ‘Sub-Awards’ detailing the recipients, action date, amount, and a very brief description for 115 Sub-Award transactions. Most of the Sub-Awards are extremely mundane for things such as “laboratory equipment for Kyiv”, or “office furniture for Kyiv”.
But there is one Sub-Award that stands out among the rest, and it was awarded to Labyrinth Global Health INC for “SME Manuscript Documentation and COVID-19 Research”.
An award for Covid-19 research isn’t exactly shocking when the world is allegedly in the grip of a Covid-19 pandemic, but considering the fact the sub-contract was awarded 12th November 2019, at least one month before the alleged emergence of the novel coronavirus, and three months before it was officially dubbed Covid-19, the award for Covid-19 research should come as a shock to everyone.
But the shock doesn’t end there, because the place the contact for Covid-19 research was instructed to take place was Ukraine, as was the entire contract awarded by the DOD to Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp.
The contract details found on the ‘USA Spending’ site actually reveal that the specific DOD department that awarded the contract was the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). The contract was awarded 20th September 2012, and concluded on 13th October 2020.
Whilst the details are vague, the US Government site also reveals that $21.7 million of the $116.6 million contract was spent on a ‘Biological threat reduction program in Ukraine’.
Why did the Department of Defense pay a company that is allegedly “a global engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company specialising in infrastructure development”, to help implement a “Biological threat reduction program in Ukraine’?
And why did both the DOD and said company then pay Labyrinth Global Health INC to carry out COVID-19 research in Ukraine at least one month before the alleged emergence of the novel coronavirus, and three months before it was officially dubbed Covid-19?
Founded in 2017, Labyrinth Global Health is allegedly a “women-owned small business with deep expertise and a proven track record supporting initiatives for scientific and medical advancement.”
They describe themselves as “a multicultural and international organization with offices in four countries and a team of experts with diverse backgrounds and competencies, including microbiology, virology, global health, emerging infectious disease nursing, medical anthropology, field epidemiology, clinical research, and health information systems.”
One of those offices just happens to be located in Kyiv, Ukraine, which the company dubs “a gateway to Eastern Europe”.
The leadership team of Labyrinth Global consists of Karen Saylors, PHD who is the Chief Executive Officer; Mary Guttieri, PHS who is the Chief Science Officer; and Murat Tartan who is the Chief Financial Officer.
Karen Saylors, PhD, who co-founded Labyrinth Global Health, has allegedly worked in the international public health field for over a decade and has spent many years living in Africa establishing global surveillance networks, “working with partners to improve Global Health policy on infectious disease detection, response, and control”.
At Labyrinth, Dr Saylors specialises in studies that aim to understand and mitigate the biological and behavioural risks of disease transmission. Dr Saylors worked with Oxford University Clinical Trials Network in Vietnam on zoonotic disease surveillance research and continues to coordinate with regional partners on emerging outbreaks in animal and human populations.
But who are the partners that Dr Karen Saylors and Labyrinth Global Health choose to work with? They are none other than the ‘Eco-Health Alliance’ and ‘Metabiota’.
Dr Karen Saylors, Eco-Health Alliance and Metabiota worked together on the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) ‘PREDICT’ program from 2009, while Labyrinth Global Health worked alongside EHA and Metabiota on the PREDICT program from 2017.
Launched in 2009 and funded by USAID, PREDICT was an early warning system for new and emerging diseases in 21 countries. It was led by the University of California’s (“UC”) Davis One Health Institute and core partners included EcoHealth Alliance (“EHA”), Metabiota, Wildlife Conservation Society, and Smithsonian Institution, and as we’ve just revealed; Labyrinth Global Health. PREDICT was a forerunner of the more ambitious Global Virome Project.
The USAID describes PREDICT as having made “significant contributions to strengthening global surveillance and laboratory diagnostic capabilities for both known and newly discovered viruses within several important virus groups, such as filoviruses (including ebolaviruses), influenza viruses, paramyxoviruses, and coronaviruses“.
Here’s one of the many studies published by Eco Health Alliance, Metabiota and Labyrinth Global Health proving the connection –
PREDICT partnered with the non-profit Eco Health Alliance (EHA) to carry out its 9-year effort to catalogue hundreds of thousands of biological samples, “including over 10,000 bats.” A PREDICT-funded 2015 study on “diversity of coronavirus in bats” also included Peter Daszak, president of EHA, among its participants.
Eco Health Alliance is listed as a partner of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (“WIV”) on archived pages of its website and was mentioned as one of the institute’s “strategic partners” by the WIV’s Deputy Director-General in 2018.
Notably, the relationship between the WIV and the American Biodefense establishment was advanced by EHA policy advisor, David R. Franz, former commander at the US bioweapons lab at Fort Detrick.
WIV’s Dr. Shi Zhengli, a.k.a. “Batwoman,” had also worked with EHA’s Daszak on bat-related studies. As far back as 2005, Daszak and Zhengli were conducting research on SARS-like coronaviruses in bats. Several PREDICT-funded studies on SARS-like coronaviruses and Swine Flu count with both Zhengli’s and Daszak’s contributions. Perhaps the most noteworthy of these is a 2015 PREDICT and NIH-funded study she co-authored entitled: ‘A SARS-like cluster of circulating bat coronaviruses shows potential for human emergence’.
Meanwhile, Nathan Wolfe is the founder of Metabiota and the non-profit Global Viral. He spent over eight years conducting biomedical research in both sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. Unsurprisingly, Wolfe is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader. More notably, since 2008 he had been a member of DARPA’s DSRC, Defence Science Research Council, until it was disbanded.
All of these people and organisations have been working for at least the last decade studying coronaviruses and helping to set up Biolabs in Ukraine. All using US Department of Defense funds to do so. You can read much more about this here, here and here.
Must-read: Russian Defence Ministry: US-Funded Bio Labs In Ukraine Conducted Research Into Bat Coronavirus.
Putting the Biolabs in Ukraine to one side, for now, let’s return to the subject of Covid-19. If the US Government was funding Covid-19 research before Covid-19 was publicly known to exist then this suggests they either knew Covid-19 existed naturally, or they were involved in constructing this virus in a lab.
But if the contract evidence isn’t enough for you to come to this conclusion (it should be), then perhaps coupling it with evidence that the US National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases (NIAID), and Moderna had a coronavirus candidate in December 2019 will be.
A confidentiality agreement which can be viewed here, states that providers ‘Moderna’ alongside the ‘National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) agreed to transfer ‘mRNA coronavirus jjab candidates’ developed and jointly-owned by NIAID and Moderna to recipients ‘The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’ on the 12th December 2019.
The material transfer agreement was signed the December 12th 2019 by Ralph Baric, PhD, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and then signed by Jacqueline Quay, Director of Licensing and Innovation Support at the University of North Carolina on December 16th 2019. The agreement was also signed by two representatives of the NIAID, one of whom was Amy F. Petrik PhD, a technology transfer specialist who signed the agreement on December 12th 2019 at 8:05 am. The other signatory was Barney Graham MD PhD, an investigator for the NIAID, however, this signature was not dated. The final signatories on the agreement were Sunny Himansu, Moderna’s Investigator, and Shaun Ryan, Moderna’s Deputy General Councel. Both signautres were made on December 17th 2019. All of these signatures were made prior to any knowledge of the alleged emergence of the novel coronavirus. It wasn’t until December 31st 2019 that the World Health Organisation (WHO) became aware of an alleged cluster of viral pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China. But even at this point, they had not determined that an alleged new coronavirus was to blame, instead stating the pneumonia was of “unknown cause”. All of this requires much further research to fit all of the pieces of the puzzle together, but here’s what we definitely know so far – A novel coronavirus emerged in Wuhan in December 2019.
The world did not get to hear about this novel coronavirus until early January 2020.
The world did not know this novel coronavirus was called Covid-19 until February 2020, when the World Health Organization officially named it so.
The US Department of Defense awarded a contract for Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services to Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp‘, which is allegedly “a global engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company specialising in infrastructure development”.
That contract involved a Biological threat reduction program in Ukraine.
As part of this larger contract, another contract was awarded to Labyrinth Global Health for ‘COVID-19 Research’ on 12th November 2019.
This was awarded at least one month before the alleged emergence of the novel coronavirus, and three months before it was officially dubbed Covid-19.
Labyrinth Global Health works alongside the ‘Eco Health Alliance’, and ‘Metabiota’, and participated in the USAID PREDICT program. All of these people and organisations have been working for at least the past decade studying coronaviruses and helping to set up Biolabs in Ukraine. All using US Department of Defense funds to do so.
Information found here points to Eco Health Alliance having a hand in creating the Covid-19 virus.
Information found here points to Moderna having a hand in creating the Covid-19 virus.
‘Moderna’, alongside the ‘National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases’ (NIAID) agreed to tranfer ‘mRNA coronavirus jjab candidates’ developed and jointly-owned by NIAID and Moderna, to recipients ‘The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’ on the 12th December 2019.
Source: Expose-News.com


humansarefree--2020-10-12--Kamala Harris Wants to Punish ‘Climate Deniers’

It ’ s bad enough that as a California prosecutor and attorney general , Sen. Kamala Harris allegedly hid evidence that exonerated people wrongly accused or opposed their efforts to clear their names .
But she ’ s also a massive supporter of the “ climate change ” hoax and has signed onto Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ’ s country-ending “ Green New Deal ” that would cost tens of trillions of dollars , devastate our economy , and put half the country in poverty .
And if you don ’ t go along with her climate change nonsense , then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in jail if she becomes president ( and she will if the senseless Joe Biden beats President Donald Trump in the fall because he can ’ t govern so Harris will as his VP ) .
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Senator Kamala D. Harris ( D-CA ) and U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ( NY-14 ) on Monday announced the Climate Equity Act , a draft legislative proposal to ensure that the United States government makes communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis the foundation of policy related to climate and the environment , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ New Deal , ” her U.S. Senate website noted in July 2019 .
“ To that end , frontline community leaders will have an opportunity to provide feedback on this legislative proposal prior to its formal introduction this fall.
” Called the “ Climate Equity Act , ” it is a “ proposal to achieve that third key principle of justice for frontline communities to guarantee that the policies comprising a future Green New Deal protect the health and economic wellbeing of all Americans for generations to come.
” What is this gobbledygook @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ What ‘ principle of justice ’ is she referring to ?
What does a climate bill have to do with “ the health and economic wellbeing of Americans for generations to come ?
” Harris has never been forced to answer those questions , and she ’ s not going to be forced to answer them because as usual , the hapless , garbage media is already on-board with her and Biden , because they ’ re Left-wing Democrats , and details about massively expensive programs don ’ t matter .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and let them handle things .
As for her lawfare against ‘ climate skeptics , ’ Harris was part of the 2016 AGs United For Clean Power , an effort to “ Defend Climate Change Progress Made Under President Obama.
” They used the executive powers of their own offices to thwart the will of Americans who put President Trump into power , Watts Up With That reported .
Luther Strange , the AG for Alabama who was opposed to the group Harris belonged to , noted in an open letter that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ raises substantial First Amendment concerns.
” “ We all understand the need for a healthy environment , but we represent a wide range of viewpoints regarding the extent to which man contributes to climate change and the costs and benefits of any proposed fix , ” he wrote .
“ Nevertheless , we agree on at least one thing— this is not a question for the courts .
Using law enforcement authority to resolve a public policy debate undermines the trust invested in our offices and threatens free speech .
“ We are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the trust the people have invested in Attorneys General to investigate fraud .
“ Investigatory subpoenas were issued to at least one company and one non-profit believed to have made statements minimizing the risks of climate change , ” Strange continued .
“ At the press conference , one of our colleagues noted that “ [ w ] e are pursuing this as we would any other fraud matter , ” he added .
Did you catch that ?
Harris ’ group of AGs claim that companies targeted by their Left-wing climate activism @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , of not being honest and truthful about ‘ climate change.
’ It ’ s not clear what kind of legal ground Harris would be on if she , as president , attempted to have Americans charged with ‘ fraud ’ because they disagree that cattle methane and SUVs are changing our weather patterns .
But the fact that she would try is extremely disconcerting .

by JD Heyes
It’s bad enough that as a California prosecutor and attorney general, Sen. Kamala Harris allegedly hid evidence that exonerated people wrongly accused or opposed their efforts to clear their names.
But she’s also a massive supporter of the “climate change” hoax and has signed onto Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s country-ending “Green New Deal” that would cost tens of trillions of dollars, devastate our economy, and put half the country in poverty.
And if you don’t go along with her climate change nonsense, then she just might want to put you in jail if she becomes president (and she will if the senseless Joe Biden beats President Donald Trump in the fall because he can’t govern so Harris will as his VP).
“U.S. Senator Kamala D. Harris (D-CA) and U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14) on Monday announced the Climate Equity Act, a draft legislative proposal to ensure that the United States government makes communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis the foundation of policy related to climate and the environment, including the policies to build a Green New Deal,” her U.S. Senate website noted in July 2019.
“To that end, frontline community leaders will have an opportunity to provide feedback on this legislative proposal prior to its formal introduction this fall.”
Called the “Climate Equity Act,” it is a “proposal to achieve that third key principle of justice for frontline communities to guarantee that the policies comprising a future Green New Deal protect the health and economic wellbeing of all Americans for generations to come.”
What is this gobbledygook? What are ‘frontline communities?’ What ‘principle of justice’ is she referring to? What does a climate bill have to do with “the health and economic wellbeing of Americans for generations to come?”
Harris has never been forced to answer those questions, and she’s not going to be forced to answer them because as usual, the hapless, garbage media is already on-board with her and Biden, because they’re Left-wing Democrats, and details about massively expensive programs don’t matter. We’re just supposed to shut up and let them handle things.
As for her lawfare against ‘climate skeptics,’ Harris was part of the 2016 AGs United For Clean Power, an effort to “Defend Climate Change Progress Made Under President Obama.”
They used the executive powers of their own offices to thwart the will of Americans who put President Trump into power, Watts Up With That reported.
Luther Strange, the AG for Alabama who was opposed to the group Harris belonged to, noted in an open letter that the AGs United for Clean Power group “raises substantial First Amendment concerns.”
“We all understand the need for a healthy environment, but we represent a wide range of viewpoints regarding the extent to which man contributes to climate change and the costs and benefits of any proposed fix,” he wrote.
“Nevertheless, we agree on at least one thing— this is not a question for the courts. Using law enforcement authority to resolve a public policy debate undermines the trust invested in our offices and threatens free speech.
“We are concerned that our colleagues’ investigation undermines the trust the people have invested in Attorneys General to investigate fraud.
“Investigatory subpoenas were issued to at least one company and one non-profit believed to have made statements minimizing the risks of climate change,” Strange continued.
“At the press conference, one of our colleagues noted that “[w]e are pursuing this as we would any other fraud matter,” he added.
Did you catch that? Harris’ group of AGs claim that companies targeted by their Left-wing climate activism were suspected of fraud — that is, of not being honest and truthful about ‘climate change.’
It’s not clear what kind of legal ground Harris would be on if she, as president, attempted to have Americans charged with ‘fraud’ because they disagree that cattle methane and SUVs are changing our weather patterns.
But the fact that she would try is extremely disconcerting.


humansarefree--2020-10-13--The Mystery of Vitrified Fortresses All Across Europe

Europe , the Old Continent is known for its amazing history , Medieval times , and stunning fortresses and monarchies .
Between 700 and 300 BC , a large number of forts were built in Scotland , many of them on top of hills , with walls made of stones piled together without the use of mortar .
This at first may not seem like anything out of the ordinary , as of course , there are plenty of such structures across the world , and not just in Europe .
However , the entire story changes completely going from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reveals that many of the stones that make up the walls of these ancient fortresses are fused together .
Some of the areas of the forts were converted into a kind of glass , featuring the remains of what was without doubt air bubbles and drops of molten rock which are evidence that the stones were once subjected to temperatures that led to a vitrification process .
Not a single scholar has been able to explain how this is possible .
Therefore , during the last three centuries , archaeologists have tried to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fortresses .
One of the first British geologists to describe these mysterious structures and the mystery behind them was John Williams , author of Natural History of the Mineral Kingdom .
It was he who first described the mystery in 1777 after looking at a few strange ruins , of which later more than a hundred examples have been found throughout Europe , mainly in Scotland .
So , who built them ?
How did they manage to vitrify the stone ?
And what sort of technology was used ?
And is it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ entire picture ?
Too many questions and no answers at all .
These structures were given the name of vitrified forts .
These structures have amazed geologists for centuries because there is no scientific explanation for how the rocks fused .
The temperatures at which they had to be submitted for vitrification occur are comparable to the detonation of an atomic bomb , say some experts .
But what is interesting is the fact that there aren ’ t one or two vitrified structures , but hundreds of examples spread across Europe , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As the first vitrified structures were discovered in Scotland , it was thought that they were exclusive to Scotland , the most famous being Dun Mac Sniachan , Benderloch , Craig Phadraig , Ord Hill , Dun Deardail , Knock Farril , Dun Creich , Finavon , Barryhill , Laws , Dun Gall , Anwoth , Tap or O ’ Nort .
However , examples of similar structures have been found in Bohemia , Silesia , Thuringia , in the provinces of the Rhine , in Hungary , Turkey , Iran , Portugal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ others .
Also read : The Ancient , Mother Culture , Might Have Known How To Soften Stone What is strange is that the vitrification is not total in all the forts , nor is it homogeneous in the walls of the same sites .
Experts have found that in some cases the stones appear partially calcined and fused , while in others they are covered by a layer of vitreous enamel , and sometimes , although rarely , the entire length of the wall presents a solid mass of a vitreous substance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be vitrified .
Some scholars believe that it was intentional , to strengthen the defenses of the forts , but in reality , this would have weakened them , so it is unlikely that this was their intention .
Experts also say that the vitrification was unlikely to be the result of war damage , as the result of a siege , because in order to reach vitrification , the fires must have remained burning for days at a temperature between 1050 and 1235 degrees Celsius , something that is extremely improbable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point to the possibility that the vitrification of the first may have been the product of deliberate destruction either by attackers after the capture of the forts or by their occupants as a ritual act .
Also read : Desert Glass is Evidence of Atomic Explosions in Ancient Past The dating of the forts across Europe covers a wide range of dates .
The oldest forts are believed to have been built during the Iron Age , but there are also those many forts with similar characteristics dating from the Roman era , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ages .
Recent studies suggest that they were created by massive plasma events such as solar flares .
These occur when the ionized gas in the atmosphere takes the form of gigantic electric bursts , which can melt and vitrify rocks .
In the 1930s archaeologists , Vere Gordon Childe and Wallace Thorneycroft conducted an experiment with a gigantic fire directed towards a stone wall , an experiment that was repeated in 1980 by the archaeologist Ian Ralston .
In both cases , the experiments produced the partial vitrification of some of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how it could have been produced on such a large scale as in the vitrified forts .
In the absence of a definitive theory or conclusive evidence , the vitrified forts of Europe continue to be one of the strangest geological and archaeological anomalies in the world , eluding explanation for centuries .

Europe, the Old Continent is known for its amazing history, Medieval times, and stunning fortresses and monarchies.
Between 700 and 300 BC, a large number of forts were built in Scotland, many of them on top of hills, with walls made of stones piled together without the use of mortar.
This at first may not seem like anything out of the ordinary, as of course, there are plenty of such structures across the world, and not just in Europe.
However, the entire story changes completely going from ordinary to extraordinary upon close examination which reveals that many of the stones that make up the walls of these ancient fortresses are fused together.
Some of the areas of the forts were converted into a kind of glass, featuring the remains of what was without doubt air bubbles and drops of molten rock which are evidence that the stones were once subjected to temperatures that led to a vitrification process.
Not a single scholar has been able to explain how this is possible.
Therefore, during the last three centuries, archaeologists have tried to answer the questions surrounding the mysterious Scottish fortresses.
One of the first British geologists to describe these mysterious structures and the mystery behind them was John Williams, author of Natural History of the Mineral Kingdom.
It was he who first described the mystery in 1777 after looking at a few strange ruins, of which later more than a hundred examples have been found throughout Europe, mainly in Scotland.
So, who built them? How did they manage to vitrify the stone? And what sort of technology was used? And is it possible that we do not see the entire picture?
Too many questions and no answers at all.
These structures were given the name of vitrified forts. These structures have amazed geologists for centuries because there is no scientific explanation for how the rocks fused.
The temperatures at which they had to be submitted for vitrification occur are comparable to the detonation of an atomic bomb, say some experts.
But what is interesting is the fact that there aren’t one or two vitrified structures, but hundreds of examples spread across Europe, with 70 forts existing in Scotland.
As the first vitrified structures were discovered in Scotland, it was thought that they were exclusive to Scotland, the most famous being Dun Mac Sniachan, Benderloch, Craig Phadraig, Ord Hill, Dun Deardail, Knock Farril, Dun Creich, Finavon, Barryhill, Laws, Dun Gall, Anwoth, Tap or O’Nort.
However, examples of similar structures have been found in Bohemia, Silesia, Thuringia, in the provinces of the Rhine, in Hungary, Turkey, Iran, Portugal, France, and Sweden, among others.
Also read: The Ancient, Mother Culture, Might Have Known How To Soften Stone
What is strange is that the vitrification is not total in all the forts, nor is it homogeneous in the walls of the same sites.
Experts have found that in some cases the stones appear partially calcined and fused, while in others they are covered by a layer of vitreous enamel, and sometimes, although rarely, the entire length of the wall presents a solid mass of a vitreous substance.
Nobody knows how these walls came to be vitrified.
Some scholars believe that it was intentional, to strengthen the defenses of the forts, but in reality, this would have weakened them, so it is unlikely that this was their intention.
Experts also say that the vitrification was unlikely to be the result of war damage, as the result of a siege, because in order to reach vitrification, the fires must have remained burning for days at a temperature between 1050 and 1235 degrees Celsius, something that is extremely improbable, although not impossible.
Some theories point to the possibility that the vitrification of the first may have been the product of deliberate destruction either by attackers after the capture of the forts or by their occupants as a ritual act.
Also read: Desert Glass is Evidence of Atomic Explosions in Ancient Past
The dating of the forts across Europe covers a wide range of dates.
The oldest forts are believed to have been built during the Iron Age, but there are also those many forts with similar characteristics dating from the Roman era, while the last corresponds to the Middle Ages.
Recent studies suggest that they were created by massive plasma events such as solar flares.
These occur when the ionized gas in the atmosphere takes the form of gigantic electric bursts, which can melt and vitrify rocks.
In the 1930s archaeologists, Vere Gordon Childe and Wallace Thorneycroft conducted an experiment with a gigantic fire directed towards a stone wall, an experiment that was repeated in 1980 by the archaeologist Ian Ralston.
In both cases, the experiments produced the partial vitrification of some of the stones, but they failed to explain how it could have been produced on such a large scale as in the vitrified forts.
In the absence of a definitive theory or conclusive evidence, the vitrified forts of Europe continue to be one of the strangest geological and archaeological anomalies in the world, eluding explanation for centuries.
Source: Ancient-code.com