Alaska’s Hidden ‘Black Pyramid’
In January, President Donald Trump stunned many leftists when he signed an executive order, renaming Denali Peak in Alaska to Mount McKinley. This peak had been named Mount McKinley in 1896, when a gold prospector discovered it and named it after the American President William McKinley. National Park authorities rechristened it as Denali Peak in the 1970s in honor of the peak’s original name used by nearby native tribes.
Trump wanted to turn back the clock to honor President McKinley, the first president to push for tariffs as a way to fund the federal government. Tariffs have become a new rallying cry for Trump as he seeks to replace, or at least, supplement the federal income tax.
But could there be another reason for Trump to call attention to this peak — the tallest mountain in all of North America, extending up 20,310 above sea level? Here, UFO researcher Linda Mouton Howe provides us a vital clue. Hidden in an undisclosed gap alongside Mount McKinley lies a pyramid, now mostly buried, that reaches a height of 550 feet. To put that into broader perspective, this so-called “Black Pyramid” is taller than Egypt’s Giza Pyramid, supposedly the world’s tallest pyramid at 481 feet.
Just like Giza Pyramid, the Mount McKinley pyramid was used by ancient space aliens to generate massive amounts of energy, harnessing both solar and geothermal power. Its existence has been hidden even to this day. You will not find a marker for the pyramid on maps, and visitation is restricted. Google blanks out the area within which the pyramid lies.
Listen as Howe talks with a soldier who had been stationed at Fort Richardson outside Anchorage to get the scoop on this sequestered ancient landmark.
