Vigilant Citizen – June 6, 2023
The town of Felicity, California is odd for several reasons: It has a population of 2, it is full of occult symbolism and it was named the “center of the world” by some important organization. Also: there’s something terribly wrong with its chapel. Here’s a look at this certified sinister site.
Located near the California-Arizona state line and the Mexican border, the town of Felicity was built on 8,000 acres of desertic land, in a place some would define as “in the middle of nowhere”. However, to other people, this exact location is extremely significant. In fact, Felicity was officially designated “the center of the world” by both California’s Imperial County and France’s Institut Geographique National.
How can one even determine the center of a spherical globe, might you ask? Well, we can’t. Like everything else relating to Felicity, one must look beyond the literal and understand the occult symbolism behind it all. For instance, the official “center of the world” is located inside a 21-foot-tall pyramid.
The official “center of the world” is located right under the apex of the granite pyramid.
But that is only the beginning. When one takes the time to explore this odd place and dig into its bizarre history, one important fact becomes obvious: It is a creation of the occult elite.
How can you have the “Centre ” of the world on the surface of a sphere? Are these people flat earthers??
Any given point on the earths surface could lay claim to being the centre of the ‘Earth’…
that is if it sits on the Equator and the Earth is some sort of ‘globe’ (hehe)…l suppose you could argue that it would also be at an intersection with the ‘meridian’..
But of course that depends on where you draw your Meridian and of course provides you with the same myriad of options..(at the equator)…
. it seems imbeciles have a fascination with placing a pyramid somewhere (often not on the equator) and then pretending it’s the centre of the Earth.. (which it could be as noted..at the equator)..
Presumably this is because they lack imagination… or something better to do..
NB: Graham Hancock fans will no doubt inform me that it’s all symbolic of Zep Tepi or something or other….
NB: of course viewed from outer space (hehe)… and ignoring any form of ‘plane’ galactic or otherwise..
any point on the Earths surface ‘could’ be its centre.. and no doubt some extraterrestrial imbecile would be planning to erect a pyramid there…
(although l’m more of an Ultraterrestrial fella myself)….
In the middle of the desert as well I wonder how many kid’s bodies are buried there?
What you miss, Chesterton, is that it’s all symbolic of Zep Tepi.
The foundational star portal of the itinerant gods/ hyperterrestrial entities. Metaterrestrial? I have.
It is quite possible that Flat Earth will be official doctrine when you are in a coffin apartment eating grass-hoppers