Chapter 1: The Mayan Calendar and Its Prophecies

The Mayan calendar famously foretold an apocalypse in 2012, which ultimately did not occur. Does this imply the Mayans were mistaken? The answer is both yes and no.

In a far-off future, beings known as "Greys"—who are said to be future versions of humanity—desired the world to end in 2012. This belief is purportedly why the Mayan calendar halted at that year. Interestingly, the Greys still wish for this event to take place, as it would facilitate their own existence.

Section 1.1: Understanding Operation: Looking Glass

What exactly is Operation: Looking Glass?

This operation refers to a device situated at Facility S4 in Area 51. It acts as a kind of mirror, enabling users to observe both the past and the future. A highly skilled observer can even alter future events, potentially leading to catastrophic outcomes, including planetary destruction. In 2012, the device was nearly responsible for such a disaster.

However, Kyela, a P-52 Grey, disabled Looking Glass for a number of years. He was utilizing this technology to create artificial wormholes that disrupted the sun's magnetic energy.

Subsection 1.1.1: The July 2012 Solar Storm

Chapter 2: The Impending Timeline Split

The next significant timeline division is expected in 2030, which is rapidly approaching and could lead us in one of two divergent paths:

1. Devastation: This scenario could result in an apocalypse, World War III, nuclear warfare, and widespread sorrow. Those who survive may find themselves enslaved by the powerful elite.
2. Salvation: Alternatively, humanity could uncover the truth and evolve into a better version of itself.

We currently find ourselves in an unseen battle: governments seem to guide us toward salvation, while global elites push us towards disaster. Which direction do you believe we are heading?

When observing the media, it becomes apparent that negativity prevails: reports of murders, wars, and discontent dominate the headlines. When was the last time you read something uplifting? On platforms like YouTube, many users flaunt their wealth and possessions, fostering envy among their viewers. This trend is particularly concerning as younger generations are becoming increasingly violent.

Notable whistleblowers connected to Project Looking Glass include Bob Lazar, Bill Wood, and Dan Burisch.

Here are some related YouTube videos that delve deeper into these topics, although they have been taken down:

An in-depth discussion on Project Looking Glass from the perspectives of whistleblowers.

The official HD music video for Toto's "Africa," which highlights themes of longing and nostalgia.