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John Whitberg Breakaway Civilizations Secret Space Program Super Soldiers

·1 hr 35 min·8 clips
John Whitberg discloses that the UK's secret base at Peasmore is the main place on Earth where human-animal chimeras are created.
This episode of the Anchorhaven Mystical Wellness Podcast features host Julia and co-host David Purcell, a self-described psionic super soldier, in conversation with guest John Whitberg, who claims past-life memories of serving in secret space programs. Whitberg describes himself as having been a spy, diplomat, and archaeologist across various alleged covert projects. The discussion centers on Whitberg's detailed recollections of breakaway civilizations and secret space programs (SSPs), beginning with a focus on UK operations. He identifies Peasmore, a small English village, as a primary base for a UK SSP and a site for creating human-animal chimeras, also noting it contains a stargate to another planet. Whitberg recounts accessing Peasmore via a global underground maglev system during different alleged time periods, including the 1970s and 2030s. He shares a memory from the 1970s involving coordination for a lunar conflict called the "Battle of the Harvest Moon," where American and British forces reportedly attacked alien bases. The conversation shifts to Project Looking Glass, described as a U.S. Naval Intelligence time travel program overseen by beings called the Anunnaki or Tall Whites. Whitberg also touches on Project Mannequin, which he suggests is an umbrella term for multiple compartmentalized projects. He briefly mentions the IBIS program, claiming it initially involved 42 children who were told they were incarnations of Egyptian gods. A significant portion covers the origins of SSPs, tracing them to 19th-century archaeologists and militaries using seances and discovering ancient technology like stargates. Whitberg details the rise of a Japanese breakaway civilization, naming the Arasaka, Takeyama, Fujimori, and Daishono families as key figures. He states that after World War II, a faction called "Yozora no Kunshu" (Lords of the Night Sky) formed, privatizing cybernetics through "Arasaka Robotics" and establishing the "Empire of a Thousand Suns." He claims German and Japanese programs received different technologies from the Draco Empire, with Germans focusing on weaponry and the Japanese on cloning and cybernetics. Whitberg describes visiting ancient Egypt during a time travel mission, portraying it as a cosmopolitan society where humans lived alongside various extraterrestrial species like Naga, crocodiloids, cat beings, and Arcturians. He claims his role there was to steal technology, including metal pyramids containing galactic maps. He asserts that historical population disappearances, like the Khmer civilization, are due to off-world colonies taking people through time, which he likens to large-scale trafficking operations for slave labor and colonization. A notable insight is his description of "soul bites," cylindrical implants developed by Arasaka Robotics that copy and store a soul and its alters in a network. He contrasts this with older MKUltra-style methods, stating he is part of "Generation 10" super soldiers where programming uses drugs and amnesia instead of physical torture. Whitberg claims clone bodies with a soul fragment last only about 20 years before a new soul can be introduced. He estimates the off-world axis civilizations have settled approximately 10,000 planets, supporting tens of trillions of beings. He reveals these civilizations are currently at war with the Mitra, described as short grey aliens who are soul vampires operating as a hive mind. Whitberg states the defensive line against them is at Tau Ceti, about 85% effective, and he lost friends in a recent ambush on a massive ship. The tone is conversational and exploratory, with hosts and guest sharing personal memories and building upon each other's claims in a narrative style. Listeners interested in detailed, first-person accounts of secret space programs, breakaway civilizations, and metaphysical concepts like soul technology and time travel would find this episode compelling. Those skeptical of claims regarding extraterrestrial contact, historical revisionism, or unverified military projects may wish to skip it.

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A loose pass through secret-space-program lore, Atlantis, and soul-fracturing talk.

This episode lives where mystical wellness meets breakaway-society lore. John Whitberg comes up through a mix of secret space program talk, Project Mannequin, the Peasmore base, and the roles laid out for him at the start.

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You want secret-space lore with a calm, curious host and a conversational interview.

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