A viral video utilizing Google Earth’s history tool appears to show a massive gravesite on Epstein Island (Little St. James, St. Thomas) that was dug shortly after his arrest in 2006, but mysteriously disappeared years later.
The Reese Report’s Greg Reese says that Google Earth revealed nothing but a bare mound of earth at the same location in 2002. But here’s where the mystery deepens.
Following a succession of legal battles with Florida authorities, Jeffery Epstein was found guilty of soliciting prostitution from a minor and sentenced to 18 months in prison. After his release in 2009, Google Earth shows the gravesite had been covered over. Construction on a tennis complex began onsite in 2013 and was completed in 2017. Shockingly, in 2018, more Google Earth shots disclose that the tennis courts had been razed and the grounds excavated!
What in tarnation is going on? Epstein, of course, was convicted of sex trafficking charges a second time in 2019, sentenced to prison and allegedly committed suicide. But there’s been rampant speculation since then that the report of Epstein’s death was greatly exaggerated.
Veteran journalist Megyn Kelly last week reported more Epstein news can be expected in the next few months, perhaps from Epstein himself. Will we finally get answers then? Stay tuned. Here’s more with Reese.
An overview of In-Q-Tel, the CIA investment arm that controls Silicon Valley. More from Really Graceful.
CodeMonkeyZ says 8Chan will be back, after working hard on building strong defenses and mitigations to prevent another deplatforming. In Pursuit of Truth brings us up to date, and also gets into Jeffrey Epstein, QAnon, the Deep State, and the knuckleheads at the CIA and FBI.
The deplatforming of 8Chan has one aim and purpose: An attempt to erase the outreach of Q-Anon and prevent the spread of Q’s ideas and revelations. The Washington Post story on the deplatforming bore the headline, “Will taking down 8chan stop the worst people on the Internet?” We’ve got a message for the Washington Post: Go spread your lies elsewhere!! More from Destroying the Illusion.
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Meanwhile, Dustin Nemos says while Q is down, it won’t be for long. Here, he explains the plans to revive Q.
Area 17 Ground Zero introduces us to the German House of Hesse. This is a Satanic bloodline that ties together the House of Bussche, the Royal Family, the House of Rothschild and 9/11. Here, we get into an assortment of strange connections, from the Red Cross to the Ironhorse Bike Gang out of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Google Earth 88. Follow the ley lines to begin to understand what connects Washington DC with the Vatican, and also so many other buildings old and new — from the German Chancellor building to Stonehenge, Giza and the Georgia Guidestones. More from EntertheStars Reloaded.
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What is the deal with the Sunspot Solar Observatory in New Mexico? Why has it been shut down and Sunsopot abandoned in its entirety? We are seeing lots of clickbait stories involving aliens. Jason Sather of Destroying the Illusions explains the origins of the observatory and offers his theories — much more plausible theories — about what is really taking place.
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The Daily Rabbit Hole finds something interesting: Google Earth images of Sunspot have been blocked by extensive cloud cover for the past couple of years. Folks, there is not that kind of cloud cover in New Mexico, which is why the observatory was built there. This is happening on Google Earth because there’s obviously some monkey business under way.
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In hurricane news, the reporter for the Weather Channel is having a hard time standing. He is bracing himself with his back to the wind and is still being rocked by the hurricane force winds. Meanwhile two men in the background are casually walking around checking their phones. Added drama for more excited viewing? Fake weather report?
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And Diamond and Silk give us an up-to-date and on-the-ground account of what’s happening with the hurricane in their neck of the woods: Fayetteville, North Carolina. They are riding out the storm, as they tell Jesse Watters on Fox News.
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Google, which was once merely a search engine, is now one of the most powerful technological tools on the planet. The Internet giant gained notoriety for bringing us instant information on just about any subject we desired. Now it can transport you anywhere on the globe, courtesy of Google Earth, including your front and back doors. Great for travelgoers and to pass the time, but what about our civil liberties, you ask? In this edition of Liberty Treehouse, host Raj Nair and The Blaze’s Amy Holmes discuss the pros and cons of the all-powerful Google.
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From a giant pink rabbit in Italy to a massive satellite swastika in Coronado, California, Alltime 10s takes a look at the 10 strangest discoveries on Google Earth.
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Google’s new Earth Engine, powered by NASA’s landsat satellites, gives a time-lapse view of (pretty much) every land surface on earth over the last 25 years. The view is amazing, and inspiring, and at times terrifying. Hank Green reports. More from the vlogbrothers.
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