MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS
Back when Ground Zero was in its infancy there was a man I knew named Richard Rounds.undefined I first got to know him as a persistent caller and then after getting to know him, I realized that he had such a remarkable imagination. A lot of his madness was based on how well-read he was.
One night back in the 1990s, I was talking about how creepy I thought Cabbage Patch Dolls were and we got to talking about how these babies looked like mutants from a nuclear facility. We were talking about how they were still everywhere and wondering when the fad was going to wear off and we exchanged a theory that perhaps these dolls were being made by the government in order to prepare young girls for motherhood in the nuclear age.
We were frightened at the idea that these dolls were being made to desensitize us into accepting mutant children as the norm because some 20 or 30 years into the future babies will be born and they would look like cabbage patch kids and they would be exceptionally intelligent.
Well 25 years later there are no mothers forced to raise mutant babies but there was another theory that Richard floated on my show that gave me the creeps.
He once called in and said that he knew fits hand about an underground facility that was hidden in the Rocky Mountains. He said that the whole area is heavily secured in order to protect what was inside.
He said that the facility would be able to withstand any nuclear attack and that in it were important artifacts that were kept hidden away lie what was seen in the last scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark.undefined
There was also a library of microfiche and history records that were kept in rooms that were temperature-controlled and that the personnel there were forbidden to touch them with human hands.
But he added that not only were artifacts stored there but that were also various rooms that he said were like jail cells. They were well furnished but small.undefined
His story then got even weirder when he said that the rooms were set aside for what he called chrononauts – people who would travel between dimensions, many of them were well-known figures of history.
Not just of the past but of the future as well.
He then spoke in the speculative by saying – what if I told you that a future president, Pope, Messiah, and antichrist were held there and that the antichrist and the messiah were playing a strange game of chess by knocking on the walls in code to each other.
He added – what if I told you that both were being held there and that in 25 to 30 years they would be released from the underground facility which would throw the entire world into a kind of paradox?
Now, to be honest, only he could tell the story in a way that would put chills up your spine, and then he told me that if I wanted to dig deep all I had to do was look for a base near Colorado and New Mexico that had several unexplained underground levels.
Again this guy told some very intriguing stories and while I just loved t have my mind toyed with, I really did not put much thought into his tall tales that would spin another urban legend.
It was not until I was acquainted with the stories of the multilevel air force base in Dulce New Mexico that I started remembering his story.
This secret, subterranean military base at Mount Archuleta, on the Colorado-New Mexico border, is as highly classified as Area 51. It was allegedly inhabited by a battalion ofundefinedgrey aliensundefinedconducting depraved experiments on humans, under the auspices of the U.S. military. Eventually, paranoia and tensions ran high, resulting in a deadly firefight that exposed Dulce base level seven.
Philip Schneider, one of the more notable names in the Dulce Air Force Base stories, allegedly worked as a geological engineer, contracting for the government in its construction of a program known as D.U.M.B., or Deep Underground Military Bases. According to Schneider, this system of bases spans the continental U.S. with over 100 interconnected, subterranean tunnels.
Within the Dulce base’s seven levels, Schneider had clearance to construct a system of tunnels under secret service supervision. One day while digging, he and colleagues experienced technical difficulties, and in their attempt to fix the problem, encountered grey aliens.
A battle ensued, in which he was one of three survivors out of 60 men. During the battle, accounts allege these aliens shot lasers from their chests, burning off some of Schneider’s fingers and a leg.
Schieder spent some time on the UFO/alien lecture circuit but was later found dead from what was called a suicide, however, many people claim that he was murdered.
Now while all of this sounds unbelievable, a number of strange narratives related to the Dulce battle, including those from locals and law enforcement, attest to a strange phenomenon in the area.
While the alien accounts are strange unto themselves there was still the other story that Rounds concocted on my radio show about Chrononauts living in cells and that held well-known figures from the past and the future.. and what about the story of the Messiah and the Antichrist that were sending secret codes to one another?
He said that they would be released some 20 -25 years into the future.
We have arrived at the time that he predicted but we wouldn’t know if a messiah or a future pope or president were groomed in an underground facility to lead us into some strange apocalypse.
I remember having coffee with Tracy Twyman and I shared this story with her when she was talking about the Plus Ultra club.
She related to me a story that in Ayn Rand’sundefinedAtlas Shrugged there was a renegade genius that created an underground facility where the elite could retreat from society’s needy. It was a hidden world that they called Atlantis hidden inside the Rocky Mountains.
In the underground facility, there was a force field that was invented by this secret society’s founder John Galt.
The result is that each of them decides to walk out on his or her life, including all business and family obligations, so that they can disappear into “Atlantis” in the Rockies, and live without rules or expectations in this land of perfect freedom.
In so doing, most of them chose to commit some catastrophic act of sabotage against their own handiwork. Mines, factories, and railways are blown up with explosives, leaving heaping, burning piles of ruin, including a fire that nobody can put out because everybody is smart enough to figure out how it has already disappeared into Atlantis.
The bottom line is that many of the elite that escaped into the mountain were well-known writers, scientists, and philosophers that knew how to preserve their lives by going underground – probably with the aid of a force field that would allow them to travel through time effortlessly.
These elites, I am sure, were well known and I would guess that perhaps Nikola Tesla, H.G. Wells, Chares Fort, Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, and others were part of this group.
But of course, there is no proof only speculation.
I mean it would be an amazing story if it were revealed that the elite knew how to escape time – and create a hidden society for themselves, run with technology that they don’t think the masses are “ready” for yet.
This, of course, was also the plot to the Disney movie, Tomorrowland.
The idea is that “Tomorrowland” is a secret realm accessible through a hidden entrance in one of the rides at Disneyland.
Some say that you can enter through Club 33, a secret bar that is beneath the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
In the story, Tomorrowland is run by a secret society called “Plus Ultra,” the old motto about the New World beyond the Pillars of Hercules. The symbolic implications of this should be obvious to you by now. The members of Disney’s imaginary Plus Ultra group have included quite improbably Amelia Earhart, Mark Twain, H.G. Wells, Thomas Edison, and Nikola Tesla.undefined
In modern conspiracy theory, there is this notion of predictive programming. We talk about this all the time as it seems to be a pervasive way to approximate or otherwise forestructure the future in some way.
It is proposed through what is called, Revelation of the Method, that we are warned or are being prepared to accept certain ideas, memes or ideology. We see in film and TV shows many things that eventually come to pass and when they do we wonder about the theory of retrocausality and real-time travel.
Time travel is a fantastical concept that most would consider the stuff of science-fiction. While the idea that someone can journey through time and change the course of history is terrifyingly tantalizing, it’s simply just not thought to be possible.
But what if it is and what of there have been those with insight that have been able to see the future or have come from the future to let us know through science fiction that time travel is possible and that it has happened from time to time – or time after time.
One of the weirder aspects of quantum mechanics could be explained by an equally weird idea in that causation can run backwards in time as well as forwards. What Einstein called “spooky” action at a distance could theoretically be evidence of retrocausality, which is the particle equivalent of you getting a stomach ache today thanks to tomorrow’s bad lunch.
A pair of physicists from the US and Canada took a closer look at some basic assumptions in quantum theory and decided unless we discovered time necessarily ran one way, measurements made to a particle could echo back in time as well as forward.
We all know quantum mechanics is weird. And part of that weirdness comes down to the fact that at a fundamental level, particles don’t act like solid billiard balls rolling down a table, but rather like a blurry cloud of possibilities shifting around the room.
This blurry cloud comes into sharp focus when we try to measure particles, meaning we can only ever see a white ball hitting a black one into the corner pocket, and never countless white balls hitting black balls into every pocket.
There is an argument among physicists over whether that cloud of maybes represents something real, or if it’s just a convenient representation.
In the realm of fringe analytics, there are a whole lot of maybes and coincidences that should never be ignored – even when they sound outrageous.
We have covered the Plus Ultra conspiracy before – it was one of the most poignant conspiracy theories inspired by the late Tracy Twyman.
According to the fictional history created for Tomorrowland, Gustave Eiffel met Jules Verne and Thomas Edison at his Tower apartment to start a secret society of optimists. Plus Ultra was founded at the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris, France. The organization’s purpose is to create, moderate and expand upon new scientific advancements for humanity.
What is most interesting is that I stumbled upon an article that stated that H.G, Wells predicted the Atomic bomb before it was even created.
In 1914, Scientific American noted that Wells wrote a book called The World Set Free, a book where Wells actually predicts that use of radioactive substances as a way to create a weapon that generates a fire that nobody can put—apparently Wells knew about nuclear before it was Nuclear.
HG Wells first imagined a uranium-based hand grenade that undefinedwould continue to explode indefinitelyundefined
He even thought it would be dropped from planes. What he couldnundefinedt predict was how a strange conjunction of his friends and acquaintances, notably Winston Churchill, whoundefinedd read all Wellsundefineds novels twice, and the physicist Leo Szilard, would turn the idea from fantasy to reality, leaving them deeply tormented by the scale of destructive power that it unleashed.
When I was young I was most impressed with the film ‘Time after Time’ which was a fictional account of H.G. Wells displaying a prototype Time Machine in the 1800s. At a dinner party, a man who is secretly Jack the Ripper actually uses the machine to go ahead into the future. Wells uses the machine to find Jack the Ripper in the future. A replica of the machine is displayed in a museum located in San Francisco. The film does a great job of trying to convince the audience that H.G. Wells was a time traveler.
The film ends with a caption that reads:
“H.G. Wells married Amy Catherine Robbins, who died in 1927. As a writer, he anticipated Socialism, global war, space travel, and Women’s Liberation. He died in 1946.”
Wells wrote, “The Shape of Things to Come “ an eerily prophetic book as it gave the world a dose of predictive programming with a story dealing with new technologies, a world war predicted to start in 1940, and the world brought into a new order by a criminal dictator who fortifies the war machine. The plot actually approximated the arrival of the Nazis and World War II.
He wrote in several of his books that the mission of the shadow government was to create a New World Order that would replace world religion and world government. He stated that it all would be replaced by collectivism. He stated that collectivism would kill religion by replacing it as the new religion and philosophy.
Wells certainly was a visionary. Whether or not he was a Time Traveler is a compelling argument.
However if by some strange quantum accident someone like Wells was able to converse with the likes of Tesla or Einstein in some underground facility that would explain a lot – a quantum wager that would echo into the present.
Nikola Tesla is considered one of the most innovative and mysterious men who ever lived. Tesla’s inventions went far beyond electricity. He made groundbreaking discoveries such as wireless radio communications, turbine engines, and helicopters (although it was Da Vinci who first had the idea.) He was also the inventor of fluorescent and neon lights, torpedoes and the X-ray among other innovations.
By the time of his death, Tesla held nearly 700 worldwide patents.
A few days after Tesla died on January 8th, 1943, his possessions were seized by officials from the amazingly-named government Office of Alien Property. About 3 weeks after that, all of Tesla’s things and documents were given a thorough examination by a group of FBI agents that included none other than John G. Trump, the uncle of President Trump.
Trump’s uncle was, by all accounts, a very accomplished and intelligent man, an M.I.T. Professor of Engineering, who helped design X-ray machines for cancer patients and did radar research work for the army during World War II.
John G. Trump’s analysis of Tesla’s papers concluded that:
Tesla’s “thoughts and efforts during at least the past 15 years were primarily of a speculative, philosophical, and somewhat promotional character,” but “did not include new, sound, workable principles or methods for realizing such results.”
Donald Trump once referred to his Uncle, invoking John Trump’s intelligence as a sort of voucher for his own genetic and historical pedigree.
Trump said in one interview, according to the New Yorker magazine that “My uncle used to tell me about nuclear before nuclear was nuclear.”
This would likely be referring to hydrogen bombs rather than the first nuclear bombs as Trump was born in 1946 after the Atomic Age was already upon us.
Trump also recalled to the Times how his uncle “would tell him many years ago about the power of weapons someday, that the destructive force of these weapons would be so massive, that it’s going to be a scary world.” Trump often cites his uncle’s genius as a way to solidify a pedigree of intelligence handed down generation after generation.
The question that has been raised is what exactly did Donald Trump’s uncle find in the papers that were confiscated in 1943?
On March 13th, 1895 a reporter filed a story about how he came upon Tesla at a café all shaken. The reporter claimed that Tesla told him that during one of his experiments he was struck by a powerful magnetic charge and that he was able to see into the past present and future.
He claimed that he was in an energy field experiencing this simultaneously – he could not leave until an assistant came in and turned off the current. Now, at the same time as this experiment was happening, there was a writer who lived in the same era named Ingersol Lockwood.
Lockwood is the author of many books but one that has raised some eyebrows is a book entitled, “Baron Trump’s Marvelous Underground Journey” and another called “1900: or, The Last President.”
Both of the books are archived by the Library of Congress and can be read in full on Archive.org. Baron Trump’s Marvelous Underground Journey was published in 1893 and 1900: or, The Last President came out a few years later. According to the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, Lockwood penned at least one other book about the Baron Trump character, The Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulgar, which was published in 1890.
A July 2017 article in Newsweek noted several weird coincidences in the book, such a Baron’s trips to Russia, a character named “Don,” and a “Fifth Avenue Hotel” in New York City, where Trump Tower currently stands.
I would say that they are pretty basic and bizarre coincidences to the names and circumstances with our current President.
The main character’s name is the same as President Donald Trump’s son, albeit spelled differently. Trump’s adventures begin in Russia, and are guided thanks to directions provided by “the master of all masters,” a man named “Don.”
Before leaving for his voyage through the unknown, Trump is told of his family’s motto: “The pathway to glory is strewn with pitfalls and dangers.”
But by Lockwood’s third novel, The Last President, things become even more eerily linked to the present day. The story begins with a scene from a panicked New York City in early November, describing a “state of uproar” after the election of an enormously opposed outsider candidate.
In the book we read, “The entire East Side is in a state of uproar,” police officers shouted through the streets, warning city folk to stay indoors for the night. “Mobs of vast size are organizing under the lead of anarchists and socialists, and threaten to plunder and despoil the houses of the rich who have wronged and oppressed them for so many years.”
“The Fifth Avenue Hotel will be the first to feel the fury of the mob,” the novel continues, citing an address in New York City where Trump Tower now stands. “Would the troops be there in time to save it?”
The Fifth Avenue Hotel was replaced with Trump Tower located onundefined 725 5th Ave, in New York.
This has made a number of people question whether or not John Trump may have secretly stolen secret documents revealing Tesla’s time travel experiments.
Like the real Trump, Baron Trump in Lockwood’s books is skilled at inspiring nearly every person he meets to greet him with a personalized insult—including Little Man Lump, Little Man All Head, Man Tongs, Flip-Flop, Sir Pendulum Legs, stunted misshapen thing, and great-great-great-great grandson of a barbarian. The fictional Trump, too, greatly prefers familiar comfort foods to trying cuisine from elsewhere.undefined
What if, Nicola Tesla hadundefinedsharedundefinedtime travel research with Trump’s MIT-grad uncle, setting offundefineda chain of eventsundefinedthat led to both the 2016 electionundefinedandundefinedthe publication of these books? The circumstantial evidence is overwhelming.
The fact that Baron Trump takes an “Underground adventure”undefined hints that the young Trump came from underground into a new world.
At the start of each story, Trump sets out eager to find new civilizations—and manages to get distracted by more than one lady along the way.undefined
In Ingersol’s book 1900: the last President the time travel coincidences become even more compelling.
On a Tuesday in November, Lockwood writes “was a terrible night for the great city of New York.” Anarchists and socialists have laid siege to a hotel on Fifth Avenue, screaming, “death to the rich man.” In a few months, the president appoints a man named Lefe Pence to the cabinet. America seems to be crumbling.
Lefe Pence in Lockwood’s book wasundefinedThe Minister of Agriculture.undefined
Looking back in history there was an actual man named Lafyette or Lafe undefinedPence who was a Congressman from Colorado in the 1800s. he was born in born in Columbus, Indiana.
Vice President Mike Pence was the 50th governor of Indiana from 2013 to 2017. He is the younger brother of U.S. representative, Greg Pence. Both were born and raised in Columbus, Indiana
Pence was inaugurated as vice president of the United States on January 20, 2017. He had withdrawn his gubernatorial reelection campaign to become the running mate of Donald Trump, who went on to win the presidential election on November 8, 2016.
Now, from the books of Lockwood to the Disney fictional Tomorrowland story of PLUS ULTRAundefined we know that this group went underground and was comprised of the greatest minds throughout history.
PLUS ULTRA was founded by Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, Gustave Eiffel, and H.G. Wells in a legendary meeting at the top of the Eiffel Tower during the 1889 “Exposition Universelle” World’s Fair.
All of the men in this so-called fictional secret society were time travelers. They abandoned this world only to return again in different forms.
However, where the fiction ends is where truth can be told.
Mara Lago is a Florida resort that has been considered the second home to President Trump. It used to be that Camp David was the retreat for all Presidents, but of course Trump and his family go there and he has also hosted other world leaders at the resort.
It is there that Donald Trump is called the King.
Plus Ultra is actually inscribed on many of the tiles located at The Mara Lago resort in Florida.
The undefinedPlus Ultraundefined motto was not set in stone at Mar-a-Lago by its current owner but its original one.
The woman who built Mar-a-Lago in the 1920s and presided over it for almost half a century, Marjorie Merriweather Post, (of Post cereal fame) said that she made the resort as a future Presidential retreat for some future President.
Many resorts such as these were losing their appeal decades later – and Mara Lago was going to be razed. Post was to donate it to the state of Florida for a center for advanced scholars, but state officials also balked at the maintenance costs.
In 1968 Post had petitioned the state of Florida to declare Mar-a-Lago as a winter White House, the property of the United States. After she died, in 1973, at age 86, the Post Foundation pursued the idea again. But in 1981, the federal government declined.
Thus Mar-a-Lago went on the market. Three potential sales collapsed before Donald Trump bought it in 1985, paying a reported $5 million for the estate and its furnishings—a small fraction of the original cost, no matter how you calculate it. And after three decades and the most confounding presidential election in living memory, Marjorie Merriweather Post’s wish for her mansion came true.
She left the home to the federal government as a presidential retreat, but the Nixon and later Carter administrations were not interested. The house was returned to the Post family, which struggled to find a buyer, leaving the house mothballed for a decade till Trump expressed interest – is more than just coincidental.
The fact that Trump bought it and literally uses the resort as a Winter Whitehouse and the words Plus Ultra or “Further Beyond” can be seen everywhere in the resort once again gives us more to contemplate about the possibility of Trump and his uncanny run-ins with various quantum wagers.
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