This text celebrates recent archaeological confirmation that Homeric Ithaca corresponds to modern Ithaca, crediting Greek scholar Iakovos Thomopoulos, who in the early 20th century claimed the same in one of his books. The author highlights Thomopoulos’ larger work interpreting Pelasgian inscriptions as Albanian, arguing that Albanian is a pre-Greek language. The post predicts the eventual academic vindication of both the Ithaca theory and the Pelasgian-Albanian connection, while promoting an upcoming website and hinting at the author’s personal identification with Thomopoulos through reincarnation.