Presenting Joyce of 'Medusa was Framed" & Dixieland Park - Jacksonville's Gilded Age Trolley Park

[@susiefairfield7218]

As a Floridian... appreciate you covering Florida Big fan of your Chan in Port Charlotte, Florida ✌🏽❤️‍🔥☮️

[@Adam-wt5id]

Lived in Jacksonville my whole life, this is really awesome. Ive been commenting about my city and its strange history for a while but its not easily apparent to people that dont live here. Me and many locals here firmly believe there is a weather machine here, we have military bases and are usually in the direct line of hurricanes but we never get hit hard. Ive seen clouds coming out of the ground from our beaches in the direction of the power plants and bases. So much strange happenings here, and another thing to note is that the St johns river is one of extremely few rivers to flow north, the famous nile in egypt being another one.

[@Adam-wt5id]

Jacksonville wasnt called cow-cross but was actually called cowford before. We used to have the largest amount of movie studios and were the hollywood before it went to LA. The reason we lost the film industry is because edison could send his thugs on the flagler trains down to florida. California was much safer away from edison and thus it all moved and hollywood became the media hub that it is

[@artsy9099]

After one of the hurricanes in Jacksonville the wind was howling and then it sounded like a huge machine was shutting down and then it was quiet

[@westsan]

@@Adam-wt5id The weather machines are powered by dark matter, and controlled by Zion which is just across the gulf between Jacksonville and Yucatan-- so your guess is probably correct. It's all part of a long standing battle.

[@marleniadavis5984]

@@artsy9099 interesting 🤔

[@samgcrazychickenlady3041]

Cool, I am happy to discover a researcher focused on FL

[@urabundant]

Great share Michelle!!! This ticks every box! Ostriches...hmmm... that one is new... Blessings and Happy Easter! He has risen! Love to all! Gratitude to Joyce!

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

This is fantastic Michelle! And right around the corner from me. Thank you for bringing this woman's work on your channel. I've gotten a million more questions and 5 or 6 answers out of this. Those are fantastic statistics for this line of work.

[@medusawasframed777]

Thanks so much, neighbor!!

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

@@medusawasframed777 I'm in Lake City now. I've been trying to crawl around, over, through, and under anything interesting in FL for as long as I could walk. This state is so jam packed with anomalous, contradictory, improbable, and downright baffling structures that it gets overwhelming sometimes. I just moved tried typing a few examples of what I've seen just since I moved to this part of the state and I deleted several paragraphs after realizing my rambling digressions went💥 I'll be sub'd after I unpause and finish this.

[@medusawasframed777]

@@TheHaughtyOsprey we do have so much here though the myriad waterways and aquifer systems made things more challening...the water reclaims what is hers. Thank you so much and so grateful you enjoy my work

[@pegleg3493]

My grandmother lived very near this place. When we visited I often went to the park where the oak tree is (hopefully still there). There was something very magical about that place. San Marco had a different "feel" to it. Now I realize it had a Tartarian vibe. Thanks for this!

[@themagikian4237]

Really like your work/research and you have a lovely voice, easy and enjoyable listening. Thank you!

[@jeremymarquart1065]

Hey Michelle and Joyce, as always LOVE your work! I would like to say, it seems like that idea of being framed, is common to the point t of mere coincidence! LOL! Eternal Gratitude!

[@coryanderson8990]

Thank you. God bless your ministry.

[@fleshblood3431]

I grew up in that park. It used to have a gigantic phallus water fountain at the centre.

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

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[@jeremymarquart1065]

Gross!

[@barbibutton9619]

Oh nice...just like the phallus all over Disney movies. They took out beautiful architecture in my towns square and put 50 or so concrete phallus' up instead. I wasn't awake then but wondered why

[@medusawasframed777]

Thank you again, so much, Michelle

[@michellegibson8946]

You are so welcome! Great Work!

[@wellwithmysoul670]

So enjoyed hearing about this! Thank you so much!!!

[@ivycantu5006]

I was born in Palaka in 1962. Didnt live there long,moved before I was 4.Wandering if anything from that era all I can remember was being at the ocean beach.Be nice to see and here about that place❤

[@ned_frankly]

Check into Reddie Point in Jacksonville. Lots of mounds, but we also find coquina bricks like those from St. Augustine. My wife's folks have a house nearby and we explore the park regularly. Much that makes no sense...

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

There's a Dixieland neighborhood in Lakeland, FL. It's an historic district. I lived there for a bit. There's interesting things there as well.

[@medusawasframed777]

Thank you, I will take a look

[@alexzemaitis]

You should do a video on hocking hills Ohio. There is something truly special about that place, the energy there is very beautiful and I'm pretty sure there are 2 ley lines that go right through it. I'm curious as to the real history about that place and what it originally was, maybe melted buildings or what used to be castles or ancient aqueducts. One of the caves is even called chapel cave and has cathedral qualities to it. There is a lot of lore about that place. Keep up the good work ❤️

[@vernonpuglisi4795]

I lived in Ponte Vedra , great show

[@psychokiller187]

Thanks for giving me a reason to visit Jacksonville, i live in Florida and most people don't have a lot of nice things to say about about the area. St Augustine is nice but it's just a big tourist trap for the most part.

[@psychokiller187]

Those poor little babies, i have a 1 year old and makes me sad to hear about orphaned babies left to the care of the state. Pretty horrible fate.

[@lynnbb]

💛💚💙Thanks 🌷

[@stevewhite7426]

How about the “Bodies” exhibit at South Street Seaport in NYC?

[@jillbriska2416]

Jacksonville Illinois also smacks Tartaria as well!

[@michaeljoshualewis538]

They were not premature,they were grown

[@ipomoeaalba936]

Yeah. My brother was premature. Those were babies in sales cases like jewelry.

[@kathleenmacfarland1817]

Thank you.

[@barrylewis2272]

Good Job !

[@dottester3039]

Great work. Is there a connection between Ostrich eggs & babies?

[@kateemma-]

Thank you so much Michelle for sharing this video and others from Joyce, I enjoy her explanations immensely. Still finding it really creepy about the baby incubators, there was definitely something wrong with so many babies requiring incubators and who did they originally belong to? Yet we're supposed to believe that they were paying people to put their premature babies into incubators, this just sounds just odd to me, too odd. Even today there aren't THAT many babies in incubators, not enough for putting in fairs and amusement parks in most major cities, surely? After all we're always told that there are far more people today than were in the past, so it would figure that there were far less babies being born and so far less requiring incubators, but I believe they were test tube babies instead, where men and women could go and order up a test tube grown baby, much like Madonna going to Africa or India to pick up a baby, ready made families.

[@windsofchange31]

Kate Emma also maybe the first hy brids touted as human but not (fully), to get more of them into society mainstream them tares.

[@kateemma-]

@@windsofchange31 After the last 2 years, nothing would surprise me anymore!

[@HEARTISTRY27]

Thank you

[@scotmiles3571]

You mentioned all that they included for the 10 cents. But the theater was 25-50&75 cents. That caught my attention too

[@JoeK4444]

The Bay area has the same story about old ships as land fill

[@KimonSheri]

Brings new meaning to the word storks...

[@michaelhord]

coal was burned to make steam. Nuclear power is steam power. New natural gas generators use a 767 jet engine running very slow to heat water with its exhaust to make steam.

[@swiftbobber]

When/where are the power stations?very enjoyable. Thanks

[@shanefsr6609]

I moved into my first apt. at 18 with 2 other friends, the place was super cheap and way nicer than the other apts in the building, about 2 months in WGN and other news stations would knock on the door/leave notes wanting info on the unsolved murders, I asked the apt. mgr if she knew about the murders and she reduced our rent to $100.00/mo., we turned that place into "Party Central 1988", our cover charges paid rent/phone/elec/catv, come to think of it there were lay lines all over that place(hehehehe), we would get info from one news reporter-change it-and tell it to the next reporter then they would broadcast that fairy tale on the news-oh, we would laugh, moral of the story-best to be upfront with your tenants

[@88Shinto]

37:00 it's a hustle...well, easy to spot from far away...

[@annawv369]

It looks like where Disney got a lot of its ideas from- even in the same state.

[@mikejones590]

I have yet to see anyone else’s bring this question up, and it certainly is at a minimum adjacent to this subject but what is the significance of the USGS? They were funded to explore early America prior to full colonization etc, but that where they doing? Is it as simple as cartography to visualize how the land is, and if so, wouldn’t older data be sufficient?

[@mikejones590]

I think it was a recon team to remap the land, and take inventory after some cataclysmic event. If this is the case, it still leaves questions in my mind like what their modern function is?

[@rethinkeverything2982]

Hey Michelle! Love listening to your research! If you could look into these topics, I think you would be like “agreed” lol -light houses (supposably started in Egypt) but how old are they really in the US???? -what exactly are all the paintings with mirrors and light reflecting. (Connection to Saturn ?)

[@westsan]

Wow, super intriguing. I do think I recognize this voice from the "celestial triangle" research... am I wrong? I'm going to comment frankly on what came to mind, but is Dixieland possibly one key place for creating the racial paradigm that separates the two shades colors now? Likely so, because the area there is (adjacent?) part of the Geechee corridor❓ Another researcher and I have postulated that the Geechee -- who are called the Creek -- are also the root culture of the Greek before the split during the #EMPCOE hit and sent the *Ibhri* over to Europe [remember the Americas was upside down then-- but strangely the images of these maps are nowhere to be found. However we do have textual evidence to this]. Anyway, point is if the Geechee are the Greek, then Dixieland would be sitting atop some majestic ancestral homelands. #PaulCook seems to have found an online lidar scanner which would reveal lots... I bet if we could get some lidar images we could establish a link to the original Greeks with solid evidence. Suppressing the Geechee would be essential to the creation of creating the racial paradigm. And testimony to that is when the Geechee did get some money and land from the gov to move to Oklahoma, soon after they got there they were attacked by government and quasi-government forces in there new homes in Oklahoma [#BlackWallStreet - "it's a trap!" type scenario?]. The Geechee were a very capable people, so they would have wanted to break-down the culture. And, the hailstorms, not unlike what we are seeing now in the current #WeatherWarfare. I'd guess that those were attacks on what the people of #Zion would term as blasphemy of Dixieland? Probably something deeper going on there because storms and hailstorms seem oddly frequent. I also wonder where the so-called "Blacks" of Jacksonville live... like which side? Could they have been pushed out of that area at that time? I do also wonder if you really believe the premise of "premature babies"...? Albeit that may be the premise, I doubt that is the reality. Most were probably #Synthetic #CLONES. And IF SO, were they bred genetically to hate? Or just indoctrinated? Scary to think about. St. Augustine is very clearly an Atlantean city. Another researcher has pointed that out. Isn't #FortNegro close also?

[@michellegibson8946]

AfroGenesis She is a different researcher from the lady who did the Celestial Triangle work. Negro Fort most likely was somewhere in the vicinty of this area: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negro_Fort Thanks for sharing your thoughts - certainly there is much to think about.

[@westsan]

@@michellegibson8946 Coincidentally this popped up-- many cross links in this material. kzbin.info/www/bejne/emWmo32Hgrp-jdU

[@westsan]

Also I should add that those "water colors" are probably painted lithographs. Lithographs which tend to show images across time. That they're always proportionately correct should say something.

[@westsan]

@@michellegibson8946 I see I was on the wrong shore with #NegroFort. However I do think the cultures could've been connected- albeit maybe not the same. Very interesting to see how they changed the content of the culture nonetheless. Thank you.

[@occultexaminer]

Magnolia grows sloooooow

[@88Shinto]

80000 pre-mat babies? Maybe lower the mature bar? Or without incubuses these eventual autonomus humans wouldn't have survived? Paralleling past hustles that hustle the present.

[@moonpeach4684]

👍

[@spitfirered]

👍👍👏👏💯💯😲

[@laurietaylor8941]

Henry Ford also owned an estate near where I live in MI. I think it was one of his hunting lodges(mansion) My daughter worked there as a teen occasionally. I used to drive her there. It looked ancient. I felt it had a creepy vibe.

[@88Shinto]

Comment bombing...sorry vid has me thinking a lot. So in the late 1800s...to be mothers, knew conception dates and kept track with a doctor? What is pre-mature? Before 9 months or weight of newborn? I was 2 weeks early and did time in the Incubator, back in 77... Being serious...hope for some other ppl s opinions Cheers

[@judithparker4608]

Dharboo.....reported a Huge Damb Burst !

[@inquisitive-]

Arent there manchineel trees in Jacksonville? Fires and floods would be really bad along those waterways. Very dangerous

[@davidpiersonlazarov5562]

They were jealous of Medusa.

[@aneyethatcansee9045]

Dixieland. Disney Land.🤔

[@ipomoeaalba936]

33:08 Timeshare

[@baddbunny485]

you should try using the (waybackmachine) its awsome