Former FBI Agent Walter Bosley on the Disneyland Conspiracy, Ley Lines and Portals | Codex Origins

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Former FBI agent and Air Force officer Walter Bosley joins Codega’s Codex of Curiosities to talk about the Disneyland conspiracy theory nobody expects: ley lines, portals and time travel. Walter is an investigator of historical occult mysteries, the author of more than a dozen books, and a screenwriter who has appeared on the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens. His book Latitude 33: Key to the Kingdom lays out why he believes Disneyland sits on the intersection of three telluric currents, and why he doesn’t think that’s an accident. Walter tells the story that started it all. In 1981 he met an older man named Alfred at the Disneyland carousel and gave him his unlimited passport ticket. Eleven years later he opened a book by Alfred Watkins, the man who wrote about ley lines in The Old Straight Track, and saw that same face. Watkins died in 1935. Walter walks through his theories, from a time slip to a fairy glamour, and shares what his mentor told him about time travel. This is a Codex Origins episode, an early conversation from the Codega’s Codex of Curiosities vault, back with remastered audio. New Codex Origins episodes land every Sunday. In This Episode• Why Walter believes Disneyland was built on the intersection of three telluric currents, popularly called ley lines, in the heart of Fantasyland. • The 1981 carousel encounter: an older man named Alfred, a gifted passport ticket, and a ride on It’s a Small World Walter still can’t explain. • Eleven years later in a Manhattan bookstore, Walter opens The Old Straight Track and sees Alfred’s face. Alfred Watkins died in 1935 and lived in England. • Four theories for the Alfred meeting: a planned coincidence, a tulpa, Watkins slipping through time, or a Tuatha Dé Danann glamour. • C.V. Wood, the engineer who came from SRI to build Disneyland, and Walter’s opinion that the park worked as a psychotronic device until the carousel was moved in 1982. • What Walter’s uncle, a 44 year intelligence community veteran, told him about time travel: “we figured that out about a hundred years ago.” • Walter’s theory about waking up at 16 in December 1979: that he died at 61, met Hecate at the triple crossroads, and chose to go back. • Latitude 33 and the 30 to 40 degree north band, from the Egyptian pyramids to the JFK assassination, and how Walter and Greg Bishop first noticed it. • Why Walter says he found nothing to back the dark rumors about Walt Disney, and where he thinks the real problems started. • Extraterrestrial or ultraterrestrial? Why Walter thinks the flesh and blood camp and the woo camp are both partly right. • Walter’s Empire of the Wheel trilogy, his Secret Mission series and a book on his dad’s Air Force story, all tied together by Hecate and the Tuatha Dé Danann. Best Line of the Night“When you commit an act of sincere generosity, they love that. It’s like you’ve passed a test of character with them, and they reward you.” Walter BosleyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/codega-s-codex-of-curiosities--6244705/support.📬Inquiries: [email protected]📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channe...💻Website: www.codegascodex.comSupport the Show!🛒Codega's Store: https://codegas-bodega-shop.fourthwall.com/📦Amazon: https://www.amazon.com.mx/hz/w...DisclaimerThe views and opinions expressed by guests on Codega's Codex of Curiosities are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Rye Voss or the podcast. Guests are invited to share their experiences, perspectives, and claims for discussion. We encourage listeners to think critically, conduct their own research, and form their own conclusions.

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