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I want to talk to you guys a little bit about looking glass technology and how it's been implemented into the global communications infrastructure. Um, what you have right here is now owned by Spectrum Communications, um, formerly Time Warner. That, you know, if we stop and think, um, the logo there is an Eye of Horus, which is actually the hypothalamus and pineal gland in our brains, which obviously is the third eye. And this is a clear way of the communication and the way that these beings that are, uh, ultimately, uh, responsible for having us install this system for them on their behalf. Unbeknownst to ourselves, except for people at the very highest levels of the, uh, intelligence, scientific, uh, and corporate, uh, sectors, um, and organizations and agencies.
Um, you have very specific geometric patterns here. If you note the, uh, satellite dishes there, and you have the propagation of waves in massive amounts here. Okay, which is exactly what a looking glass technology does. Um, and this dislocates the space-time reference point. Um, and water is the catalyst for that. Um, just like our pineal glands, these actually are an artificial pineal gland connected to an, uh, fiber optic network.
And so we've got this guy right here. Oh yeah, I want to talk to this guy. He got good timing. What's up, dude? What are you doing? You going in? Can you tell me anything interesting about this? Speak up. What do you need to know? You don't mind me filming you, do you? I'm a journalist. Okay. Uh, I mean, what do you need information about, about specifically? I'd like to know more about the underground, what's going on, the depth, what you know about that, man. I really don't know. Yeah. I'm just here to just inspect, you know, just make sure there. Yeah. I've talked to guys out here from Spectrum and other places, cuz this is a fiber optic hub right here. Yeah. Yeah. What do you know about this facility right there? Uh, honestly, that one, that's that's the only thing I know is that it's run by Spectrum. Yeah, it's run by Spectrum. I know. Yeah. We don't get into all that either. You know, have you ever noticed how there's line of sight? You see those drums down there at the bottom? That's a really odd place to put. Yeah, it's for, I mean, just to get a signal, really. Yeah, but you know, signals traveling at the ground or. That's a weird one, dude. You don't see that very often. It's about 80 ft to go up there. Yeah. Have you been up there? Yeah, I've been up there. Have you? Yeah. It's a really interesting pattern as well. How many columns is that? 13 and one up the middle. Okay, that's cool, dude. I didn't mean to interrupt you. All right, dude. Thanks, man.