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Chichen Itza

// OVERVIEW

Nexor references Chichen Itza in the context of ancient sites exhibiting precise astronomical engineering, specifically noting the shadow play produced at the structure that marks solstice alignments. According to the dispatch, this phenomenon is cited alongside Agua Phoenix as a comparative example, framing both locations as evidence within a broader argument the broadcast advances regarding deliberate, large-scale construction aligned to celestial events.

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Aliens From the Future, Wireless Mind Control, and Vacant 19th-Century Cities: SITREP
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2026-05-10

Aliens From the Future, Wireless Mind Control, and Vacant 19th-Century Cities: SITREP

I worked through a dense compilation covering UAP cube sightings confirmed by FAA documents, Steven Greer's claim that some craft occupants are humans from 500,000 years in the future, and a newly demonstrated wireless mind-control system tested on mice using nanoparticles and viral vectors. The dispatch also covers the 11,000-year-old Agua Phoenix mound on the Guatemala-Yucatan border, NASA's James Webb findings on planet K2-18b, and a string of other anomalies worth tracking.

They Try To Play Us: White House Dinner Shooter, Pentagon vs. NASA, and 45 Clips of Reality Breaking Down
// DAILY_SITREP
2026-05-01

They Try To Play Us: White House Dinner Shooter, Pentagon vs. NASA, and 45 Clips of Reality Breaking Down

I ran 45 clips in this SITREP and the through-line was the same every time: the people running things are reading from different scripts. Cole Allen, the armed suspect who attempted to breach the White House Correspondents Dinner, worked at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which lands awkwardly against a backdrop of competing government UFO narratives. Meanwhile, the US government is screening 2026 World Cup tourists for social media opinions, and almost nothing about any of it passes a basic smell test.

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