What if the Ring of Fire wasn’t just a tectonic boundary—but a power grid from a forgotten civilization? We uncover revelations that challenge everything we’re told about volcanoes, fault lines, and the true purpose of military bases scattered across the Pacific. From eruptions that conveniently spare top-secret facilities, to ancient sites aligned with seismic energy, the connections start to feel anything but random. Are these natural disasters... actually controlled releases? And is someone tapping into energy meant for the entire world—but keeping it hidden beneath our feet? This one changes everything. Thank you to Episode 132's Sponsor! http://www.1775coffee.com/LUNCHBREAK Get your 1775 Coffee starter kit worth $200 for…
In Harry Turtledove's Powerless, the citizens of the West Coast People's Democratic Republic know their place and they know what's expected of them. One day, however, one citizen decides not to hang the obligatory Workers of the World, Unite! propaganda poster in his window...and soon, the entire political order is crashing down around him. So, what does this work of alternative history tell us about our own political predicament, and what does it reveal about the dangers of political transitions? This month on Film, Literature and the New World Order, James discusses the Prometheus Award-nominated Powerless with author John C. A. Manley. SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/powerless-by-harry-turtledove/ ARE YOU LOOKING…
They didn’t just flood land — they buried the truth. From China’s Three Gorges Dam submerging 1,300 ancient sites to India’s Telkupi temples drowned in 1959, the pattern is impossible to ignore: when discoveries threaten the official story, they vanish underwater. Ancient tombs, Old World temples, cliffside coffins, lost priest complexes, and places tied to forbidden knowledge, extreme longevity, giants, and free energy were erased, renamed, or left undocumented. We’re told it was for power and flood control — but history shows something else entirely. When the past can’t be rewritten… it’s submerged. What lies beneath these artificial seas may not just challenge the timeline — it may expose why it was buried in the…
