0:00 [Music]
0:00 You're dealing with weapons that would
0:02 make hydrogen bomb look like a tinker
0:05 toy. It's the largest criminal corrupt
0:09 organization in the history of the
0:12 earth. Most people have a price. Yeah.
0:15 In either blackmail, threats or money or
0:18 position. I said sit on it and rotate.
0:22 Why are you so controversial? Just let
0:25 me finish. Let me finish. Let me finish
0:27 the story. You keep interrupting me, but
0:29 I will tell you if you'll let me finish.
0:31 The really high-tech stuff they've
0:33 slammed into a box. It would liberate
0:35 every home, every car, every factory,
0:38 every country. Yeah. Into energy
0:40 independence, no pollution, and no
0:43 poverty. Here's a warning to you money
0:45 grubbing [ __ ] It's It's going to It's
0:47 going to be open
0:49 sourced. So, I've been doing this for
0:51 one hell of a long time since I was 35.
0:53 I thought everything that went bump in
0:55 the night was alien. I did. And it
0:57 wasn't until I started having people
0:58 come forward who said, "Oh, we piloted
1:00 these." And then I had guys come forward
1:02 who had actually been on the abduction
1:04 squad made to look like aliens. Whoa.
1:06 And they said, "Oh, no." You met people
1:08 who've like committed those crimes.
1:10 Yeah. And they feel terrible later in
1:12 life.
1:13 The folks who know about this, they need
1:16 to come clean truthfully soon. This is
1:18 getting very serious right now. Whether
1:20 you're in Congress, the Senate, the
1:22 public, or someone on your podcast, they
1:25 need to be arrested and tried for
1:27 treason and sedition against United
1:30 States. Does that involve storming Area
1:32 51 and Dougway and the right pad or
1:35 what? What does this involve? Literally.
1:41 This week's long awaited American
1:43 Alchemist is Dr. Steven Greer. Love him
1:46 or hate him, this medical doctor turned
1:48 UFO truth seeker has played a big part
1:50 in modern disclosure that can't be
1:53 ignored. If you are trying to get closer
1:55 to the truth, you just can't really
1:56 throw out his foundational research, the
1:59 Disclosure Project archive, and his
2:00 whistleblower testimonies. He's gathered
2:03 more firstirhand UFO witnesses than
2:05 anyone on the planet, and humanity owes
2:07 him a debt for that. In my opinion,
2:09 speaking to Dr. Greer is like panning
2:11 for gold. If you get past some of his
2:13 antics, there's a ton of value there.
2:15 I've been told by people not to do this
2:17 interview because of those antics. I
2:19 don't really care for being told who I
2:21 should and shouldn't speak with. Talking
2:23 to someone on a podcast is not in any
2:25 way an endorsement of all of their
2:27 beliefs. So, I decided to sit down with
2:29 him. The one caveat I will include here
2:32 is Dr. Greer goes after just about
2:34 everybody in UFO world and hurls out a
2:37 ton of ad homonyms. If I had tried to
2:39 perfectly referee all of his
2:41 accusations, this would have turned into
2:43 an unintelligible and endless argument
2:45 about who the bad faith actors are in
2:47 UFO world. Although I generally agree
2:49 with him there are probably many. So
2:51 instead, I tried to show appreciation
2:53 for his incontrovertible contributions
2:56 to UFO disclosure and to learn what I
2:58 could from him. So without further ado
3:00 or disclaimers, please enjoy this
3:02 special long- form episode with this
3:05 week's American Alchemist, Dr. Steven
3:07 Greer.
3:11 Different parts of the brain have
3:12 different activities. But you know that,
3:14 don't you?
3:16 [Music]
3:19 Maybe you should interview me.
3:25 [Music]
3:29 I'm here with Dr. Steven Greer. Uh, I'm
3:33 so excited to do this. This has been a
3:34 long time coming for me because I've
3:36 explored a lot in UFO world. Sure. And
3:39 you are really responsible for a lot of
3:43 disclosure. I mean a lot of the most of
3:45 the whistleblowers who've come out have
3:48 had a touch point with you before
3:49 they've gone public. And so uh
3:52 Disclosure Project is is your kind of
3:55 organization. You have an archive with
3:57 terabytes of data documents that go
3:59 incredibly deep on the cover up. You've
4:02 also uh made a couple of great movies,
4:04 Unagnowledged, uh The Lost Century about
4:07 suppressed science and stuff, and the
4:08 new one that just came out, The Battle
4:09 for Disclosure and The Battle for
4:11 Disclosure. And uh and then you've given
4:13 me this incredible uh this briefing for
4:15 the president. We we cleaned it up.
4:17 Okay. Redacted things and made it
4:20 available to the public. So, everyone
4:21 can get it now. So, you'll have 90 plus%
4:24 of what the new president has. That's
4:26 pretty awesome. The Disclosure Project
4:27 briefing document 2025. So have you
4:29 spoken to Trump or his team or I can't I
4:33 won't I can't talk about the who the
4:35 names but very senior people relevant to
4:39 this issue and national security. Yes.
4:41 So as soon as the election happened
4:44 um even before so some of his closest uh
4:48 adviserss and and major funders have
4:51 been on my team and are supportive of
4:54 this and
4:56 uh some of them that are new to that
4:59 world and just to be clear to everyone
5:01 I'm nonpartisan so I've dealt with all
5:03 the way back to Clinton and the Obama
5:05 and John Podesta all the way forward to
5:07 now. So my institute uh and the
5:09 disclosure project is completely a
5:11 nonpartisan has to be and only
5:13 nonpartisan it's global because I do the
5:15 same thing for Europe, Australia, Great
5:18 Britain. I was just in Great Britain in
5:20 September. So we're assiduously
5:22 carefully nonpartisan. With that
5:25 said, this
5:27 administration, I think the first
5:30 administration since Bill Clinton tried
5:33 to fix this problem in his first term is
5:36 most open to perhaps pursuing it. We'll
5:38 see. That would be very exciting. Well,
5:41 this brings up this kind of perennial
5:43 question because I think a lot of people
5:45 associate this topic with the quote
5:47 unquote deep state and they also
5:49 associate Bill Clinton with the quote
5:51 unquote deep state. And so, how deep is
5:55 the deep state that deals with this
5:56 topic? If you have Bill Clinton kind of
5:58 knocking on the door of the program and
5:59 not getting let in, what are we talking
6:02 about as far as a a power structure
6:04 here? Well, it's exactly what Eisenhower
6:07 described when he went out of office in
6:08 ' 61 in January 61 when he left and Jack
6:12 Kennedy came in and he said, "Beware of
6:14 the military-industrial complex. it'll
6:16 become a threat to our way of life and
6:19 excessive secrecy will destroy
6:21 democracy. I'm paraphrasing, but you can
6:23 read the speech. Um, the same thing that
6:26 Jack Kennedy said in a number of
6:28 speeches. And then we know for a fact
6:31 and I know the people who have the
6:32 actionable intelligence on this. Jack
6:35 Kenny was killed over this issue and the
6:38 constellation of programs attached to
6:41 GAPS and particularly the science and
6:43 technology branch of it which we'll get
6:45 into. That's two big pillars here
6:48 keeping it secret. They want people to
6:50 go out publicly, and we know who they
6:53 are, who will spin the subject in the
6:55 direction of it being an alien threat
6:57 for the purpose of a totalitarian
7:00 superstate uniting the world against
7:03 aliens, which is a total hoax and
7:05 nonsense. And that's, you know, it's
7:07 like the movie Independence Day or the
7:09 War of the Worlds or whatever, you know,
7:10 like when Will Smith goes, "Let's kick
7:12 alien butt." Right?
7:14 that you know that whole script was like
7:16 out of CIA central scripting casting.
7:20 Not that Will Smith is, he's a great
7:21 guy, but um who's reached out to us and
7:24 very interested, but I think that the
7:27 the trajectory of this goes back to the
7:30 late 50s.
7:32 Probably earlier, but definitely the
7:35 decapitation
7:37 of the presidency happened on
7:40 Eisenhower's watch. Mhm. And we know
7:42 that Jackie Gleason knew this and some
7:44 people that in my early days as a young
7:46 doctor when I first started this, I got
7:48 to know some people who had known
7:50 Eisenhower
7:51 and and uh like one of our
7:53 whistleblowers way back then at the when
7:56 we kicked off the whole disclosure
7:58 project effort in the mid 90s. It was
8:00 called Project Starlight code name was
8:02 we were private and then it went public
8:05 in 01 with the National Press Club that
8:07 had 800 million people see it. And then
8:10 9/11 happened a few months later as a
8:13 direct consequence which we I don't want
8:15 to get into that much but it was this
8:17 was going to get blown wide open.
8:20 Interesting. They had to have they had
8:22 needed a diversion. So they created
8:24 something called 911 and that's been
8:25 stuck in that world for 20 years. But
8:28 what's fascinating about this so-called
8:30 deep state is that it was an carryover
8:33 out of World War II.
8:36 And it started when uh a man who was one
8:42 of the original founders of CIA, Alan
8:45 Dulles,
8:47 uh it was OSS during World War II. The
8:50 other thing
8:51 was a guy named Paul Melon. And Melon
8:54 was one of the few billionaires in the
8:56 world at the end of World War II. I
8:58 mean, a million having billions of
8:59 dollars in 45.
9:01 Yeah. Amazing. So Paul Melon's
9:05 grandson, who is John Warner IV, the the
9:08 the son of Senator John Warner, I got to
9:11 know years ago. And he said, "Look,
9:13 first time I walked into his house
9:15 at the Watergate, he has two a huge
9:17 place on the water." And and uh John
9:21 Warner, not his father, the Senator
9:24 Warner, but John Warner. He I walk in,
9:26 he goes, "Well, my whole family were
9:28 fascists." I went, "What?" He says, "Oh,
9:31 yeah." So his his grandfather Paul Melon
9:35 so Warner his father had married uh Paul
9:38 Melon's daughter so it's all very
9:41 familial
9:42 this runs family back way back and he
9:46 said yeah I mean he was a huge supporter
9:48 of Adolf Hitler and fascism so was Henry
9:50 Ford so was Watson of IBM so these were
9:53 all hardcore and so was Prescott Bush
9:56 George HW Bush's dad they were known to
9:59 be big supporters of fascism They were
10:01 at like Union Bank, Brown Brothers,
10:03 Haramman. Yep. All that. Chase
10:05 Manhattan, the whole the whole thing. So
10:08 that was went put into kind of stasis
10:11 for a few years till we won I call it
10:14 the battle of World War II, but then
10:16 those people sort of covertly surfaced
10:19 after World War II. Well, there's a
10:21 story of John Warner and he's having
10:23 martinis, I believe, with with Paul
10:25 Melon. That's what I'm talking about.
10:26 And he admitted this. And he admitted
10:28 going over and getting a Nazi disc.
10:30 That's right. That was not a ramjet. It
10:32 was actually electrogravidic. And my
10:34 grandfather said, "Look, you know, we we
10:36 were in a facility, a hanger, and we
10:38 saw, you know, a German flying disc."
10:41 And I said, you know, "Oh, is that the
10:44 one that was cobbled together with six
10:46 BMW jet engines?" And he laughed and he
10:49 said, "No." Now, some of them are
10:52 extraterrestrial. Yeah. I don't use the
10:53 word alien because people think it's
10:55 someone from Guatemala or something, but
10:57 um but an ETV, an extraterrestrial
10:59 vehicle or NHI craft, non-human
11:02 intelligence craft. Um that's not what
11:05 he brought back. It was a not it was a
11:07 Nazi early prototype, but it wasn't
11:10 stable. It took us from
11:12 1945 to 1954 to master what's called
11:15 gravity control. Yeah. And I have a man
11:18 who is a whistleblower but privately who
11:20 is the top scientist at the Naval
11:22 Research Labs who has passed away. So
11:25 I'll say his name is Richard Foch F.
11:29 Rick had been in the vault and saw the
11:31 documents for the date we mastered
11:34 gravity control and it was October 1954.
11:38 So beginning in the late 50s forward,
11:40 many of the UAPs, UFOs, whatever the new
11:44 fake word is are using for these things
11:47 that's also out of CI. We'll talk about
11:48 the word usage and how it's a mind
11:50 colonization. It's a mind [ __ ] excuse
11:53 my language, but
11:55 um to think how these guys think, right?
11:58 You had to get at their level. And so
12:00 from there forward they said they had
12:02 captured or shot down a couple of ET
12:05 craft but they weren't starting from
12:07 zero. They already had that right the
12:10 Nazi disc. They had the T. Towns and
12:13 brown electro revidics which became the
12:16 foundation of Rand Corporation by the
12:18 way. And so how do you that's
12:20 interesting because I know Towns and
12:22 Brown did some experiments in the 60s
12:26 right before his work got kind of
12:27 covertly transferred to Northrup Grumman
12:29 for the B2 and he did a presentation for
12:31 Rand Corporation and then something
12:34 happened and so Y but that started in
12:36 the 20s. Mhm. Well his experiments.
12:38 Yeah. Okay. So the late 1920s they were
12:42 using very high voltage material uh uh
12:46 resonant frequencies certain frequencies
12:48 at very high voltage but low power. Mhm.
12:51 Not a lot of current. Low current. Yeah.
12:52 Low current. If you understand
12:53 electromagnetism and power is you know
12:56 the the current times the voltage.
12:59 Right. The fact is is that he was able
13:01 to hit a sweet spot with certain
13:03 crystallin materials. Mhm. High K
13:05 dialectrics. Yeah. And that would then
13:07 levitate. Yeah. float that was 28 29 it
13:11 was reproduced in Germany in the Kowski
13:13 frost experiment all this is in by the
13:15 way the disclosure project intelligence
13:17 archive we released it all
13:20 dpiarchive.com is that
13:22 dpiarchchive.com and so I go anyone
13:25 wants to see it it's there if you can
13:26 read you you'll learn it but so that
13:30 percolated along so the CL covert
13:33 programs with this go way back to the
13:36 turn of the last century Yeah. Late
13:38 1800s, early 1900s. There are still top
13:41 secret files on this issue from the late
13:43 1800s and early 1900s. We know this.
13:46 Wow. Way back. Fascinating. Yeah, it is
13:48 fascinating. And how do you know that it
13:51 goes that far back? Because one of the
13:53 very top people since 1979 at the CIA
13:56 who's worked this issue is an intel
13:58 source for me. So what is the secrecy?
14:00 Because we think we associate it with
14:01 the CIA which was formed in 47. Even OSS
14:04 was 42 through 45. Yeah. So, like if it
14:08 this was like late 19th century, is it
14:10 Office of Naval Intelligence? Is it
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15:31 What? Oh, it was it was again it was
15:33 military intelligence and scientists who
15:35 were under contract and there were top
15:37 secret things going on. See, people
15:39 forget Nicola Tesla. Mhm. Not the fake
15:42 Tesla cars with a little toy battery you
15:44 plug in. No, I'm not talking about the
15:47 fake Tesla. I'm talking about Nicola
15:49 Tesla. Uhhuh. You know, as Einstein was
15:51 asked, "What's it like being a genius?"
15:53 And he goes, "I wouldn't know. You
15:55 should ask Nicola Tesla." See, I think
15:58 that was the real genius. I agree with
16:01 you of of of the the 20th century him
16:03 and towns and brown in my opinion. Yes.
16:05 And ma Faraday Maxwell they all had
16:08 stumbled across this electromagnetic
16:10 effect. So this is when I say we have a
16:12 hundred in the lost century. Everyone
16:15 goes see this documentary. It's a
16:17 documentation of a hundred years of lost
16:20 technologies that are really advanced.
16:22 And I don't mean the crap out of Silicon
16:24 Valley. It's just peripheral garbage.
16:26 You know, iPhones, all that stuff. I was
16:29 just that's not
16:31 high-tech. There's none of it. So, the
16:34 really high-tech stuff they've slammed
16:36 into a box because it would liberate,
16:39 this is a libertarian's dream. It would
16:41 liberate every home, every car, every
16:44 factory, every country. Yeah. Into
16:47 energy independence, no pollution, and
16:49 no poverty. But then that undercuts this
16:53 uber elite oligarchy. Yeah. The super
16:56 powerful trillion dollar. I'm not
16:58 talking Elon Musk, couple hundred
16:59 billion. Nobody cares about $200
17:01 billion. Yeah, we're talking hundreds of
17:03 trillions of dollars in assets. Can I
17:05 say where I might disagree with you? I
17:08 think we have these novel effects in the
17:10 black around towns and brown
17:12 electrogravitics, things like that,
17:13 extended electronamics, and then I I'm
17:16 not so sure, you might be right, but I'm
17:18 not sure that we have like
17:21 scalable zero point energy that could
17:23 like take out the grid. Do you have high
17:25 confidence that we have? I have 100%
17:28 knowledge of it and absolutely really
17:31 absolutely we have it and you know what
17:33 the CEO of a fortune 50 company Mhm. I'm
17:38 sorry chairman not CEO who's retired now
17:42 has approached us last year as soon as
17:45 he did he had a wet works assassination
17:48 team threatened to kill him and his
17:50 entire family and grandchildren. Wow. So
17:52 he's 80 now, but he wants to come
17:54 forward and the first thing he said is
17:56 we have we could have had free energy
17:58 for the world and quote decades and
18:01 decades ago. Absolutely true. Is this
18:04 company a defense prime or is it it I
18:07 won't comment except it is one of the
18:09 it's a household name in the United
18:10 States. Wow. And this is the former
18:12 chairman. And he came to you saying yes,
18:15 I want to get this out. Yes. But of
18:16 course this is why we're get to this in
18:18 a little while. M why some of the
18:20 executive orders and things in Congress
18:22 we've been working on provides ironclad
18:25 protection
18:26 not just legal but physical like federal
18:30 marshall protection or secret service uh
18:33 to the HVT high value targets very high
18:37 value whistleblowers
18:39 because we have several categories of
18:42 whistleblowers
18:43 I have 760ome whistleblowers that I've
18:46 debriefed some of them at such a high
18:49 level that they're in serious risk. This
18:52 is not a conspiracy theory of just being
18:54 whacked, right? Killed and their
18:56 families and uh we have to protect them.
19:00 So, the president needs to sign an
19:02 executive order and the Congress needs
19:04 to enshrine in law, which they almost
19:06 did in December of 23, a little over a
19:10 year ago, but that got gutted in the
19:12 reconciliation of the National Defense
19:14 Authorization Act. And the part of it
19:16 that I had helped consult on for Senate
19:17 Intelligence Committee because I've been
19:20 in the skiff there and done things for
19:22 them that got taken out and the
19:25 reconciliation by some devils who are in
19:28 the House of Representatives. We know
19:29 who they are and one of them got removed
19:32 Turner. He got removed as head of
19:34 because I blew the whistle on it. I said
19:36 that guy out. Well, he because here's
19:39 the problem. If you are carrying water
19:42 Uhhuh. for a criminal conspiracy, a
19:46 transnational corrupt organization,
19:48 which is what this is, that is
19:50 committing murder, abductions. Mhm.
19:53 Alien abductions are covert human
19:56 programs, by the way, 100%. I mean,
19:58 that's the other big secret nobody
20:00 knows. Then you're also committing
20:02 embezzlement of monies, black budget
20:04 money that's being embezzled that the
20:06 president and Congress have not have no
20:08 knowledge of. You're murdering people.
20:12 Take the whole federal penal code, throw
20:15 it at these people. So where I am at
20:18 this point, because I'm look, in June
20:20 I'll be 70. So I've been doing this for
20:22 one hell of a long time since I was 35.
20:25 My view of it at this point is we're
20:28 going to have to get serious against
20:30 these criminal elements. But if you're
20:32 carrying water for them, if you're one
20:34 of their shills or cut out, whether
20:37 you're in Congress, the Senate, the
20:39 public, or someone on your podcast, they
20:42 need to be arrested and tried for
20:44 treason and sedition against United
20:47 States. I'm going go on the record and
20:48 say that. And this is seriously being
20:51 discussed. So I'm issuing this as a
20:53 warning. This chicainery and nonsense
20:56 one way or another is going to come to a
20:58 screeching halt because there are
21:00 people, not just me. I've been saying
21:02 this for 30 years. You go back and see
21:04 what I saw in the meetings with the
21:07 Clinton people back in 95.
21:10 93 94 95. I briefed the CIA director for
21:13 Clinton in December 13th of 93. Wow. So
21:16 I mean before probably you were born.
21:18 But the point I'm making is that this is
21:21 a really huge problem. So if even if
21:24 you're a low-level operative, you're
21:26 just carrying water for this messaging.
21:29 Mhm. Right. And disinforming the public
21:31 or blocking bills, you are part of a
21:34 criminal operation and RICO racketeering
21:38 influence corrupt organization
21:39 conspiracy can be invoked and grab them
21:42 all up. Speaking of Clinton, his uh
21:44 deputy assistant secretary of defense
21:46 for intelligence, Chris Melon, has been
21:49 responsible for pushing a lot of, you
21:52 know, disclosure post 2017, this article
21:55 with Leslie Kaine, these videos that
21:56 have come out, he and Lou Alzando, uh,
21:59 in the New York Times, how do you square
22:02 that with Paul Melon being one of the
22:04 founders of the CIA? because all three
22:06 of the people you named are being told
22:08 to tell part of the truth and the
22:11 partial truth is actually more damaging
22:13 than than saying nothing. So if you tell
22:16 people one we don't know what these are.
22:19 So all three of them say it's a UAP we
22:22 don't know what they are bull malarkey
22:24 or in Texas cow pods. I mean it's just
22:29 nonsense. We know what they are. There
22:32 are extraterrestrial vehicles and HIV
22:35 vehicles. There are man-made ones.
22:38 That's the majority that are seen now.
22:40 That's the biggest secret. And then
22:41 there are things that are
22:43 extradimensional. They're not from
22:44 another star system, from another
22:47 dimension. They're not craft. They're
22:48 beings. All that gets put into a blender
22:51 and confused on purpose. Are there any
22:53 time travel to gas? Well, time and space
22:56 is fungeible, right? But I'm just want
22:59 to stay on this for a minute. So if
23:01 you're if you're told, "Say this, but
23:05 then misdirect the public on that." Let
23:07 me tell you how
23:09 great counter intelligence
23:11 works. You take truth, put it on the
23:14 outside, like a sweet coating.
23:17 Inside this nice little piece of candy
23:20 is the poison pill. So they'll come out
23:23 and they'll say, "These are real, but we
23:26 don't know what they are. We don't know
23:27 how they fly." Big lie.
23:30 Or they'll say they're a threat to the
23:32 national security. Well, the man-made
23:34 ones are because they're running by a
23:36 transnational criminal organization out
23:38 of the control of the White House and
23:40 the Congress. What is that organization?
23:42 Do we have a name for it? Oh, it used to
23:43 be called Majestic 12. The last I know
23:47 it's been the last good name I can
23:49 pinpoint on a document from the 90s from
23:52 the NRO national reconnaissance office
23:54 was uh magic magic which is the majority
23:59 joint intelligence committee or just
24:01 magi they're they're a global they're
24:04 transnational organization oh absolutely
24:06 that coincides with different
24:09 governments national governments but
24:11 basically has supersedes them has power
24:13 over them. Yeah, I mean it's what the
24:16 Senator Inowi who was a Democrat who was
24:19 the chairman of the committee looking
24:21 into Iran Contra back in the 80s the
24:23 Reagan years a and he said um beware now
24:28 he's the one who said there exists a
24:30 shadow or secret government that's above
24:33 the US government that has its own
24:35 funding mechanism its own air force its
24:37 own navy that's above the law and free
24:40 from the law itself I'm almost quoting
24:42 you can look it up it's in our archive
24:44 How do they stay coordinated in the
24:46 world of like smartphones and stuff
24:47 where you know
24:50 how the the regular guys at NSA don't
24:53 have the level to keep that organization
24:55 out because they have technologies that
24:58 penetrate time space that go beyond
25:02 electromagnetic conventional encryption.
25:05 So, do you think you've met any members
25:07 of this majestic 12 or or magic? Okay.
25:10 Course I have for sure. For sure.
25:12 Interesting. And that's why you know
25:14 back in '92 Yeah. Well, I was on Patrick
25:16 David's show a couple weeks ago and he
25:18 said, you know what kind of I said,
25:21 well, in '92, General Stubbleine offered
25:23 me $2 billion. Yeah. To be part of his
25:27 little cabal of goostepping fools. And I
25:30 said, what did he say? What did So
25:31 Stubbleine is what? Army counter intel.
25:33 He was I think at one time he had been
25:35 head of army intelligence and special
25:37 forces and um whole career but his
25:41 career dealing with UFOs goes back to
25:43 the 60s. Really? Yes. So when did I had
25:46 an intel source who had worked with him
25:48 way back then? Now remember this is
25:50 1992. So this is 33 years ago in May.
25:54 Um, and Bet David thought there's no way
25:57 that was a serious I said, "Oh, yeah, it
25:59 was." Because he knew I could make a lot
26:01 of trouble for them and that would have
26:04 been a bargain, two billion, because
26:06 I've caused a lot more trouble. Did they
26:08 ever offer to show you a UFO and to so
26:12 that you would stop talking?
26:14 No. I mean, look, there no amount of
26:17 money or threats are going to get me to
26:19 stop the mission I'm on. That's to bring
26:21 the truth out of this and let us start a
26:23 real golden age where we have all these
26:25 technologies, you know, super advanced
26:28 society. Have you ever seen a UFO not in
26:30 the air but in a hanger in like a Oh,
26:33 taken to one of those places. I've been
26:35 in places where they have been. I have
26:36 not seen this. Yeah. Okay. But I have
26:38 many many whistleblowers. See, one of
26:40 the my gripes with the House Oversight
26:42 Committee Yeah. They have not had a
26:44 single legitimate whistleblower up there
26:46 who's a direct firshand person. M and I
26:49 find it very very very odd. Yeah.
26:51 Because I I've met and discussed this
26:53 with with Grush and Luna and others and
26:56 I go here here's a hard drive. Yeah.
26:59 Unredacted. Well, you've spoken to David
27:01 Grush. Oh, yeah. Well, I met Okay, let's
27:03 go back a little bit. Yeah. I met with
27:05 Grush when he was still an undercover
27:08 uh operative. Okay. And no one knew who
27:10 he was. His bosses were the ones I was
27:13 providing intel to that helped him and
27:15 other people get to find what he found.
27:17 Who were who were his bosses? I can't
27:19 talk about that. There are people in the
27:22 look the the Senate Intelligence
27:25 Committee and Senate Armed Services had
27:27 authorized and a bill had been written
27:30 to form Arrow at the Pentagon and to
27:32 have investigations on this. So the
27:35 bosses in charge of that at that level
27:38 of intel were the people who wanted him
27:41 to go out and one of them set up this
27:43 meeting between me and and and Mr.
27:46 Grush. Um and do you like David Grush?
27:48 Do you feel like do you find him to be
27:50 an honest actor? Oh he absolutely what
27:53 he said about what he found but again
27:56 he's secondhand.
27:58 My whistleblowers are direct firsthand.
28:00 He has said that he's actually had
28:02 firsthand knowledge since getting that
28:04 critique. So, and I don't know exactly
28:05 what that is, but well, he's been pulled
28:08 into some, but the problem is he got
28:10 attached to a gentleman named Luis
28:11 Alzando who is mainly there to provide
28:15 partial truth and this is what I was
28:18 talking about earlier. So if if you put
28:20 out some information and then attach the
28:23 disinformation to it, there's a threat,
28:26 we need to, you know, go to World War II
28:28 in an alien battle, we don't have um
28:31 these technologies ourselves. We've
28:33 never developed that advance. When I
28:35 have direct people who've worked on,
28:37 built and flown the man-made UFOs,
28:40 right? So these are your high value
28:43 target whistleblowers. You have a
28:44 whistleblower who's flown uh an alien
28:46 reproduction vehicle, a UFO that we've
28:49 and more importantly the man who managed
28:51 all the pilots who flew them out of
28:53 Edwards Air Force Base Edwards complex.
28:56 Did he say what it was like to fly in a
28:58 UFO? Well, they're control from 1G. Wow.
29:01 So in other words, they could be going
29:02 200,000 miles per hour, stop, make a
29:05 turn, and now your if you were in a
29:08 conventional aircraft, even if it could
29:10 go that fast, your no your brains would
29:12 come out through your nose from the kill
29:14 you. Oh yeah. G forces would just
29:16 splatter you. But they can control. So
29:19 really what they are, they're moving in
29:21 an electromagnetic field, space-time
29:24 bubble, so that they can move as if
29:27 there's none of that gravitational
29:29 effect. Did he say he was feeling like
29:31 he would feel like he was going fast or
29:32 it was You can feel mostly like 1g or a
29:36 little lighter. Wow. So, yeah, you don't
29:38 feel that uh centripal force or centrif
29:45 Well, if they do it right. They have.
29:47 They've had some terrible disasters.
29:49 Uhhuh. I know a man two different people
29:52 who've been on the retrieval teams of
29:53 the triangular ones. Ah, so North
29:56 Grumman, my uncle was on the team that
29:59 designed the lunar module, the first man
30:01 on the moon. Oh, that's cool. And uh his
30:03 whole career is North Grumman. Now, this
30:05 was not his portfolio, but he heard
30:07 things, right? Because he was a senior
30:09 project manager, eventually moved out
30:11 from Long Island at Beth Page where they
30:14 actually designed and built the lunar
30:16 module, landed on the moon with Neil
30:18 Armstrong to California. But he was this
30:21 was not his because you know those
30:23 special projects let's call them within
30:25 Northrup Grum and Lockheed Skunkworks
30:28 are hermetically sealed from their
30:29 normal business of jets and rockets and
30:33 whatever you know the normal stuff
30:35 that's true of all these corporate
30:36 contractors it it has to be because I
30:40 think about like you know China's eating
30:42 our lunch in hypersonics right now so
30:44 like how is that possible and consistent
30:46 with the fact that we have hyper light
30:48 drive ships you know like those two
30:50 thing, but there so they just don't talk
30:52 to each other. You have these secret
30:53 black programs. They don't even know
30:54 each other exists.
30:56 They don't know each other exists. And
30:58 so the problem with that little of
31:00 secrecy that Eisenhower foretold
31:03 is that that entity can then take on a
31:05 life its own because of their
31:07 technological capabilities, but not only
31:10 in energy and propulsion, but in
31:12 surveillance. Right? So we haven't
31:14 talked about that yet. Uh and this is
31:16 where you get into the really high end
31:18 of psionics. that Jake uh talks about a
31:22 little bit that I've been talking about
31:23 since 1990. Um so the cheap end of it is
31:27 the remote viewing program that the CIA
31:30 had, right? That's just the innate
31:32 abilities and what Bob Monroe had with
31:35 Hemisync remote viewing. Um what we do
31:38 with C5 contact but the high end of it
31:42 an electromagnetic transdimensional
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33:26 sure. So then why aren't that this cuz I
33:29 but I mean it it's not like you know
33:31 it's not like some science fiction you
33:33 hit a button and someone becomes an
33:34 automaton. I mean the automatons like
33:38 Jake talked about, Jake Barber talked
33:40 about who are these P3 operators go
33:41 through a rigorous training program so
33:43 they can become like almost like a
33:46 machine human machine interface between
33:48 the people controlling them and the ET
33:50 vehicles. Mh. So it's a very elaborate
33:54 program. But what I tell people is that
33:57 in the mid to late 50s, I I had met a
34:00 man who invented kind of a headset like
34:03 he's wearing that would uh basically put
34:08 you in a state in consciousness so you
34:11 could remote view distant places. 56.
34:15 Wow. And he offered it to me. I said,
34:17 "This is gonna be too hot to handle. I'm
34:19 It's dangerous enough what we're doing.
34:20 I'm if I have that, I'm a dead man."
34:22 Mhm. So, but the man was in his 80s by
34:26 then cuz that was 50s six. This would
34:29 probably been in 93 or 4. Mhm. Um, all
34:33 kinds of people started coming to me in
34:36 the early 90s after we had four ET craft
34:40 materialize in the air in Florida near
34:42 Pensacola. Yeah. That my whole intention
34:45 was simply to go out and attempt to make
34:47 peaceful contact with groups of people
34:49 with the ETSs. But once the intelligence
34:52 community saw that we knew how to do
34:53 that, they came after me like a pack of
34:56 Rottweilers. So yeah, I want to tell
34:57 that story like how you got nasty bit of
34:59 business. So So you were you were an ER
35:01 doctor and then you just did you just
35:03 feel inspired to start going out and
35:05 doing C5 protocols or how did this how
35:08 did this all begin? Well, that's a very
35:10 long
35:11 story. Excuse me. Bless. I just so
35:14 people know, I just had emergency
35:16 surgery last night for a ruptured
35:18 appendix. Yeah, it's amazing that he's
35:19 here.
35:21 It's I mean I'm an open book folks, but
35:24 I mean it was like oh my god. And as a
35:26 doctor emergency doctor I go this is
35:28 bad. My assistant Raven when we go we go
35:30 straight from Houston and drive to the
35:33 Texas University Hospital. I can't
35:35 believe it. And a friend of a friend
35:36 knew a doctor a surgeon there who could
35:38 like open me up and do it. But wow. You
35:41 know it was you know I I got home from
35:43 the hospital. You seem great to me. Oh,
35:45 well, people say, "You're a [ __ ]
35:48 machine." Anyway,
35:50 but well, you know what I told uh J I
35:53 texted Jake before I got here. Yeah. And
35:55 I said Winston Churchill said, "Never
35:58 never never give up." Yeah. So, you just
36:00 keep going. Yeah. Always. Yeah. But no,
36:02 it's I'm been a little woozy. I hope I'm
36:04 being coherent here. No, you're being
36:06 super coherent. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's
36:08 why I'm having some matcha. Yeah. There
36:10 you go. You're good. You're on point.
36:11 So, okay. So, so the origin story. So,
36:13 you're an ER doctor? Well, I had a
36:15 sighting first. Okay. You had a sighting
36:17 in when I was eight or nine. Wow. Yeah.
36:19 With a bunch of kids in the
36:20 neighborhood, my twin sister in
36:22 Charlotte, North Carolina, where I grew
36:23 up. And uh cuz I did a chapel residency
36:26 that so I'm a North Carolina guy. Mh.
36:28 And um broad daylight, perfectly
36:31 seamless disc. Mhm. About 1963 probably.
36:37 Wow. See, three four around the time
36:40 Kennedy was killed. Mhm. And I went,
36:42 "Wow, that's a UFO as a little kid."
36:44 Now, my parents thought we were just
36:46 like making stuff up, right?
36:49 Parents should believe their children
36:50 when they see stuff. Anyway, so um so I
36:55 ignited an interest that I had lifelong.
36:57 Then my uncle, I just mentioned, was
37:00 working on putting the first man on the
37:01 moon, which happened in ' 69 when I was
37:04 14. I just turned 14. And so I was got
37:08 very interested in all of that.
37:11 And then uh when when I was 17, it was
37:15 my last year of high school, I got very
37:18 sick. I got injur I had an injury and
37:20 got infected. And I grew up, people
37:22 don't know this, in a shack, very poor,
37:26 no heat, no air conditioning, had a
37:28 kerosene heater in the floor. Uh we were
37:31 starving on the streets, literally. I
37:33 had all we had all kinds of problems.
37:34 So, I had ended up getting on my own and
37:37 had a apartment in high school. Uh, I
37:41 was tall and hairy, so everyone thought
37:43 I was 20 when I was 16. It's a hilarious
37:45 story. And so, I washed pots and pans at
37:48 a Red Lobster to get through high school
37:51 and then would bicycle to school, but I
37:53 got worn down and I got very sick. I had
37:56 a near-death experience. So my parents
37:59 were didn't believe in God, didn't
38:01 believe in anything, didn't believe in a
38:02 soul, didn't believe in an afterlife,
38:04 didn't believe in consciousness.
38:06 And then this I went, "Well, were they
38:08 wrong?" There's a whole new cosmos out
38:10 here. So I had this amazing near-death
38:13 experience which introduced me to the
38:16 whole science of consciousness,
38:18 right? So six months, so about a month
38:21 later or a couple months later on my
38:24 18th birthday, I learned meditation.
38:26 Mhm.
38:27 Back in the day, now I'm dating myself,
38:29 1973 when the the whole zeitgeist was
38:32 transcendental meditation and the
38:33 Maharishi and all that. Yeah. So, I
38:35 learned to meditate and I had these
38:38 amazing experiences in consciousness
38:41 like cosmic consciousness, beautiful
38:43 experiences. And that's where the
38:45 near-death experience was. Well, thank
38:48 you God that actually helped get me on a
38:50 path. But 6 months later, October 73,
38:55 I'm up in the mountains of North
38:56 Carolina. If you're in the Blue Ridge
38:58 Mountains up near Boone, and there's a
39:01 some m So I climbed up this mountain up
39:04 over 5,000 ft. And I'm up there before
39:08 sunset to meditate. And um I look up and
39:12 that same
39:13 craft, well, it looked the same. I can't
39:16 say it was the same one uh that I saw on
39:19 when I was a kid, when I was eight. Now
39:21 I'm 18. Just turned 18. Appears in the
39:24 afternoon sky, crystal clear October
39:26 day. What did the craft look like? It
39:28 was a a disc, a seamless disc. Um not a
39:32 thin disc, but like you know, kind of
39:34 that shape. Mhm. And seamless the sun
39:38 shining off of it fully materialized.
39:40 And then it didn't move off. It just
39:43 disappeared. Wow. Because the
39:45 interstellar ones could do it. They can
39:46 be here and just boom. Mhm. So I went,
39:49 "Oh, they're back." I didn't think
39:50 anything about it, right? I said, "Oh,
39:52 that's cool. Another sighting." So I sit
39:56 to meditate and go in this deep
39:57 meditation. And at the end of it, I come
40:01 out of it and I it was very long, longer
40:03 than I thought it had gotten dark. So
40:04 this is near sunset when I saw the
40:06 craft. And it's October
40:09 73.
40:10 And it was kind of beautiful because I
40:14 looked up and you could see the whole
40:16 Milky Way galaxy. It was crystal clear.
40:19 And you're up over 5,000 ft up in the
40:21 Blue Ridge. And uh at that moment, a
40:25 beautiful thought came and said, uh
40:28 beware what a beautiful universe God has
40:30 made. M and with that I'd noticed over
40:33 the rise of the top of the crest of the
40:35 mountain where I was there was a fire
40:37 tower I was sitting at the base of the
40:40 locals called it a fire tower. North
40:42 Carolina it's a fire tower not a fire
40:44 tower. And uh I looked there was a glow
40:47 and then there was this creature that
40:50 came over and he she I don't know was
40:57 maybe about 5t tall beautiful deerlike
41:02 eyes came over and touched me on my
41:04 right shoulder. Mhm. And my at that time
41:08 I had a long hair and a lot of hair. And
41:11 my hair went boing and it just stuck up.
41:13 Uh, and then I boom sort of vanished on
41:16 this craft for about I thought it was 40
41:19 minutes or so or half hour to an hour
41:22 somewhere and it was like four hours.
41:24 Wow. Because time space is different and
41:27 that's where we sort of co-created and
41:29 invented the C5 contact protocols we
41:31 use. So you kind of downloaded it from
41:33 that experience. Yeah. Or I was it was
41:36 it was collaborative. It was like me
41:38 experiencing that state of consciousness
41:40 as a human in 1973 and them
41:43 understanding humans from where they are
41:46 which is thousands of years in the
41:47 future. Wow. Right. So it was this very
41:51 people say metaphysical. It wasn't. It
41:52 was very physical but very and very real
41:55 but very almost like a lucid dream
41:58 because when you go into that state it's
42:00 it's almost like a lucid interface
42:03 between 3D and four and five and 6D you
42:06 know I mean it's very abstract in a lot
42:09 of ways but are there ancient versions
42:11 of this protocol or okay native peoples
42:15 I think this is all such a revelation to
42:18 just the last few hundred years since
42:20 the scientific revolution where we threw
42:21 threw the science of consciousness and
42:24 spirituality out with the bathwater.
42:26 Right. Right. Because it fell into the
42:28 Middle Ages as a superstition and then
42:30 burning witches at the stake and and all
42:33 that that the scientific revolution said
42:35 we don't want any part of that. Yeah.
42:36 But I think we're going to come into a
42:38 time where the science of consciousness
42:40 and this understanding is going to merge
42:43 and I and I know Jake Barber and others
42:45 understand this with other what we call
42:49 science because it is a science. Um and
42:52 that's what I discovered by studying the
42:54 vas and the ancient Sanskrit from India.
42:58 It's not Hinduism by the way predates
43:00 Hinduism and Buddhism and so that so
43:03 after this experience don't they have
43:05 flying saucers in the text as well. Oh,
43:07 absolutely. The Bhagavagita and the
43:08 ancient the manas. Yeah. And these are
43:11 thousands of years old. They predate
43:12 Christ, Krishna. They predate all those
43:14 and there's like spinning mercury at the
43:16 center or something. There's Well,
43:18 that's maybe okay. You know, but
43:20 definitely there were objects like that
43:23 recorded thousands of years ago. So, I
43:25 said, well, there's really nothing that
43:27 new under the sun, right? You know, but
43:30 so at what point do all these
43:32 intelligence and military people enter
43:34 your life? You have Colonel John
43:36 Alexander who has a long history in
43:39 ufology uh often debunking thing trying
43:42 or attempting to debunk his job. Look,
43:44 people do what they're told to do. Okay.
43:45 Okay. Look, I mean, if you're if you're
43:47 someone on the payroll and you're told
43:50 you do this or we kill you or or if you
43:51 do it, we'll make you very wealthy and
43:53 comfortable for the rest of your life.
43:54 Yeah. Most people aren't going to do
43:56 what I'm going to do. Is that why I said
43:59 sit on it and rotate to the stubble by
44:02 I'm sorry it' be vulgar. The two
44:03 billion. Yeah. Do you have that in
44:05 writing the offer? Oh god. Of course
44:07 not. Don't be naive.
44:09 No, but it was I witnessed to I mean he
44:11 then went to my wife tried to convince
44:13 her. But what I'm saying is that most
44:16 people have a price. Yeah. In either
44:18 blackmail, threats or money or position
44:21 or power. Like I've known a couple
44:24 billionaires. All they wanted to do is
44:25 get access to the secret technologies.
44:27 Uhhuh. And understand and see stuff.
44:29 Bigalow was one of those cuz I knew him
44:31 at the Rockefeller ranch in 93. M right
44:34 when Rockefeller hosted all these folks
44:36 and Lawrence Rockefeller right yeah
44:38 hosted and he he did he fund some of
44:40 your work as well early on he did and it
44:42 got intercepted by some people on his
44:44 team who were knocks nonofficial covers
44:46 for the CIA it's so interesting though
44:48 Rockefeller you have Melon Rockefell
44:50 like all these old families seems very
44:51 interested in this sort of tech not just
44:53 interested but involved involved okay
44:56 now Lawrence was the philosopher king of
44:59 the family David he seemed like a good
45:02 guy Lawrence totally Yeah, but he was
45:04 surrounded by devils. These people get
45:05 so they don't know it. They get
45:07 surrounded by these operatives. And it's
45:09 like, you know, the expression smile,
45:10 smile, and be a villain. I've never
45:12 heard that, but Oh, yeah. Interesting.
45:13 Well, in literature. Uhhuh. Boy, we need
45:16 to reinstitute education in Sorry. Catch
45:20 me up. I know. I'm I'm terrible. You
45:22 imagine growing up. My four daughters
45:24 are over. If I used a word they didn't
45:26 know, I adistic. I They go look it up. I
45:29 think we need more uh more shaming
45:31 around uh cultural illiteracy like I
45:33 just displayed. So, I I appreciate that.
45:36 I'm now extra motivated. No, no, I'm
45:38 just I'm just ribbon you. Um don't take
45:41 me too seriously about that, but um
45:43 you're a smart guy. Uh but you know it
45:46 was it was quite clear that Lawrence had
45:49 greatest intentions but he also he had
45:53 said this to me his brother David
45:56 Rockefeller and Jay Rockefeller who had
45:59 been chairman of Senate Intelligence as
46:01 Senator Senator Rockefeller from West
46:04 Virginia. They were jumping up on his
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47:52 one night, we go out on the deck of of
47:54 the ranch, the Jy ranch. Yeah. Yeah.
47:56 Yeah. The in the Rockefeller ranch in
47:58 the Tetons cuz the Rockefellers owned
48:00 the Tetons, the whole ranch, and gave it
48:02 to the US government. And then they kept
48:05 out this beautiful ranch. And that's
48:06 where the Clintons would go that in the
48:08 summer for vacation to learn about this.
48:11 But um the uh ranch had this beautiful
48:16 cabin on at lodge and we were laid one
48:19 night out on the deck and he and and he
48:22 said uh I asked him I said look now this
48:25 is 90 9 September of 93. Mhm. And
48:29 remember I'm very new to this um but I'm
48:32 got pulled in very quickly after the
48:34 intelligence community realized that we
48:36 could make contact. Mhm. Um, but there
48:40 were people who were friendly to this.
48:43 So, you have the white hats and the
48:44 black hats, let's say.
48:47 That there were people who wanted this
48:50 to get fixed and people who never wanted
48:52 this to come out, right? So, the ones
48:55 who don't are implacable enemies. The
48:57 ones that do try to help, whether
48:59 they're doing it overtly or covertly.
49:02 And Lawrence was trying to help. He was
49:03 trying to help but his
49:05 his nephew the senator Jay Rockefeller
49:09 and his brother Chase Manhattan chairman
49:12 of Chase Manhattan. David Rockefeller.
49:13 Yeah. Which became Yeah. David. Yeah.
49:15 They didn't want he he said they are
49:17 already jumping up and down on my nuts.
49:20 That's what he said. For even having
49:22 this meeting with you. Yeah. So I said
49:25 no. So cuz I'd asked him I said we need
49:28 help. Yeah. And you can help us. So you
49:30 feel like he got kind of styied by his
49:32 family family and later by people on his
49:36 team that betrayed him because he was
49:37 funding John Mack as well, right? Yes.
49:39 That was part of the betrayal and he I
49:41 think because he he was he was moved his
49:43 funds over into people who meant well
49:46 like John Mack. I knew John Mack pretty
49:48 well. But did you like John Mack? Did he
49:51 find him to be an honest actor? He was
49:54 doing the best he could with what he
49:55 knew. Yeah. So but he's kind of a hero
49:58 of mine. I think he's great. But but no,
50:00 but if you're working with only two
50:03 cards out of a 52 52 card deck. Yeah. So
50:07 he had two cards out of the 52 cards for
50:09 the audience. John Mack, head of the
50:10 Harvard psychiatry department, did all
50:13 the work with the abductions and stuff.
50:15 Exactly. Childhood friend of Bud Hopkins
50:16 who got into all these reg started
50:19 regressing people and but what they
50:21 didn't know every one of those cases
50:22 that were being funneled to him Yeah.
50:25 were all done by humans. None of them
50:27 were actually. I want to get into this
50:29 with you because you've said so one of
50:31 the most famous cases abduction cases in
50:33 you know US history that I think the
50:34 Obama's production team is now making a
50:37 a show on for Netflix or a movie on is
50:40 the Betty and Barney Hill case of 1961
50:42 and you say that that was perpetrated by
50:44 humans and not aliens. Well I I it very
50:47 likely was but only because the
50:50 mechanism how it happened would not be
50:53 consistent with interstellar
50:55 transdimensional technologies. Mhm. We
50:57 also know that by that date, I think
50:59 when that 61 or something like that, we
51:02 already had fully operational man-made
51:05 electrogravetic craft with people who
51:08 were made to look like aliens and stage
51:11 it's called stage craft doing this. Now,
51:14 John Mack didn't know that. Bud Hopkins
51:16 didn't know that. You think we could do
51:17 that one? We absolutely could have.
51:20 Really? So, what I'm saying is here's
51:23 what I'm trying to say. I want to be
51:24 very clear on this. M I'm not saying no
51:26 one's had contact with ETSs. I did. I
51:29 wouldn't be here if I hadn't had that
51:30 contact. Jake had that consciousness
51:33 contact with the egg he picked up. Mhm.
51:36 Um profound and I did too. Uh in 73,
51:42 but and it was beautiful. And these
51:44 civilizations are completely
51:47 not only are they benign, they're they
51:49 be closer to an angel than a demon.
51:51 But that's what some of your critics say
51:53 is you summon stuff and it can be not
51:56 always good, you know. Oh, well, I mean,
51:58 those are the religious nuts that are
52:00 like, you know, end of the world
52:02 esquetology fanatics, but there have to
52:04 be some bad like just like us, right?
52:07 Aren't there some? I'm sure there are,
52:08 but they're not allowed out of their
52:10 solar system. It's like, oh, I know
52:12 that. So, you think that's like I know
52:13 what the I know what the protocols are
52:15 for, let's say, real space command, not
52:19 the US space command. Do you believe in
52:21 anything demonic in that world? In the
52:23 world of the ET thing? Well, see, now
52:25 you just mixed up two of the three
52:27 categories that I elucidated. There are
52:30 extraterrestrial vehicles or NHI craft.
52:32 There are man-made lookalikes in
52:34 faximiles and there are things from
52:36 other dimensions that are really nasty.
52:39 Okay. That are not extraterrestrial. And
52:41 you're saying if you but they're being
52:43 deliberately conflated by people like
52:46 Jim Smivan and Alzando and others to
52:50 gaslight people in Congress. But
52:51 wouldn't Jo have said that too? Wouldn't
52:53 he say because in the 80s he got taken
52:56 in by that organization. You think Jo is
52:58 is co-opted by He absolutely did get
53:01 really 100%. We know know who did it,
53:03 how they did it, what he got. Can you
53:05 say anything more? No, I won't. I'm just
53:08 saying, wow, we are not going to
53:09 tolerate people who spread knowingly or
53:14 unknowingly disinformation that could
53:17 lead to an interplanetary war and the
53:20 termination of life on Earth. That's
53:22 what that agenda is. Don't be naive. How
53:24 do how do you get the minds and hearts
53:26 of people Yeah. to unite against some
53:29 totalitarian global threat unless
53:32 they've been brainwashed for decades
53:35 with abductions and mutilations and
53:37 false images and Hollywood movies.
53:40 That's what that is. It's it's a CIA
53:42 psychological warfare operation. I don't
53:44 get that vibe from Jacqu Valle though. I
53:46 think he's a little deeper as far as
53:47 he's much deeper now. Yeah. No, he's
53:49 he's completely come out of that. Okay.
53:52 But back in the day Uhhuh. Like I
53:55 astronaut Ed Edgar Mitchell invited me
53:58 to uh brief the board of knowetic
54:01 sciences back years ago. Cool. Yeah. And
54:04 Jacqu Fole and I were there for this
54:06 weekend of this retreat. Um eventually
54:09 Claybourne Pel Senator Pel came. That's
54:12 really Claybourne Pel is you know
54:14 Senator who was Biden's closest mentor
54:16 and he was part and Claybourne Pel I
54:19 found out later after he died was part
54:21 of this cabal. Well, he was interested
54:22 in all this stuff. But he was also
54:24 carrying water for that organization.
54:26 Interesting. Yeah. So now look, I mean I
54:29 this has been a 35 years. When you say
54:30 that organization is that magic or this
54:34 transational thing we gave you the
54:36 graphic for you guys can show to the
54:37 public. Well, it is interesting what was
54:39 rumored. So the MJ12 documents came out
54:42 from 84. It was a string of documents 84
54:44 into the '90s. And um in the Majestic 12
54:48 was a guy named Delev Bronc. And Det
54:51 Bronc was, I believe, president of the
54:53 Rockefeller Foundation for a little bit.
54:55 Yes. So, look, all the big
54:57 industrialists.
54:59 So, first of all, let's ratchet this
55:01 back a little bit. Yeah. Sure. What the
55:03 definition of fascism is nowadays, if
55:06 someone disagrees with you, you're a
55:07 fascist. Everyone's a Nazi. Everyone's a
55:09 fascist. Right. Right. Let's put that
55:13 aside. The actual definition of fascism
55:16 is very powerful industrial corporate
55:20 interest taking over and overly
55:23 influencing the government of we the
55:25 people and and corrupting it or moving
55:27 it in the direction so that the
55:29 government is serving the interests of
55:31 those large oligarch corporate interests
55:34 those so in the industrial revolution
55:37 and era it would have been that crowd JP
55:40 you know Morgan Rocke now it's the big
55:43 tech companies and others. We know how
55:45 it works. You know, I have a guy who is
55:48 with NSA who was in meetings with some
55:51 of the senior seuite people at a major
55:54 tech and telecommunications company sort
55:56 of colluding. Well, we know from Snowden
56:00 completely illegal stuff, right? We know
56:02 we know from Snowden they had back
56:03 doors. They had Bull Run and Prism and I
56:06 don't think this was done unbeknownst to
56:08 Google and Apple and so we No, it was
56:10 with their cooperation. Yeah. All right.
56:12 But it it reaches a point where it also
56:15 becomes collusion between that element
56:18 within what is being called the deep
56:20 state which is a misnomer in a way
56:24 but let's just call it that and these
56:27 corporate interests because they they
56:29 have an interest in not letting the
56:31 public know the truth because the truth
56:33 leads in
56:34 inexorably to the release of the tech
56:37 that's going to terminate oil, gas,
56:39 coal, nuclear, wind, solar, hydroelect
56:42 electric, all of it. What do you think
56:45 of Bob Lazar? So Bob Lazar, obviously
56:47 famous, you know, UFO whistleblower
56:49 claimed to be at S4, a special
56:50 compartment of Area 51, 1987. Uh, some
56:54 files get put on George Knap's desk from
56:57 this uh CIA cargo pilot named John Lear
56:59 saying, "Here's this guy, Bazar, and you
57:02 know, he's been reverse engineering
57:05 craft, and the craft looks like Billy
57:07 Meyer's sports model. It's this, you
57:08 know, UFO." Do you think Bob Lazar is is
57:11 legit? and actually worked uh at Area 51
57:13 on reverse. You know, I have had no one
57:15 corroborate that. So, if you look follow
57:20 what I do, if I have information
57:24 on the UFO's interest in our nuclear
57:27 programs, I'll have half a dozen, a
57:30 dozen guys who don't know each other who
57:33 have not colluded or or synced up their
57:37 stories to confirm that. I've not had
57:40 anyone confirm his presence there at
57:42 that time and what he actually saw.
57:44 Yeah. Now, I think he probably saw
57:47 something. He was there a short time.
57:49 Mhm. So, what he might have been
57:52 provided was part information and part
57:55 disinformation and a controlled leak
57:57 happened, I think, to gaslight. Okay.
58:00 So, let me explain how very
58:02 sophisticated counter intelligence
58:03 works. Again, you have information as
58:06 that's the sweet candy on the outside,
58:08 but then quite unwittingly, I think he
58:11 could have been given some false
58:12 information because things were
58:14 beginning to come out and they wanted to
58:16 to gaslight people off the path. He
58:19 admits that he says maybe I because he
58:21 was forced to drink a liquid and then he
58:23 was given information that looked like
58:25 the same information Rick Dodie gave
58:27 Linda Molton How and Paul Benowitz in
58:29 79. Happens all the time. Yeah. Happens
58:32 all the time. Interesting. Yeah. So you
58:33 think like that's what's so tough about
58:35 this topic is there's always disinfo
58:38 riddled in the info and then you but
58:40 that's been that's been my job is to
58:43 pull that together. I call it the
58:45 disclosure matrix or the disclosure
58:48 mosaic. Actually the mosaic is like you
58:50 want to create a accurate picture and
58:52 you have to get a thousand piece billion
58:55 pieces. It's just so hard and put it
58:56 together. It's so hard to talk about
58:58 because even like I you know bringing up
59:00 the Majestic 12 that's like seen as a
59:03 joke but then you could say oh maybe
59:05 James Jesus Angleton who's running
59:07 counter intel for the program for
59:08 decades actually kind of pushed this and
59:11 there were there were elements of you
59:13 know falsifiable things sprinkled in to
59:15 some that's what I think you know yeah I
59:17 know but like but then you say it but it
59:19 has this like jokey connotation MJ12
59:22 like come on MJ12 you know it's a it's a
59:25 great tactic but look that whole
59:27 operation. Everyone says military
59:29 intelligence is an oxymoron.
59:32 It isn't. I mean, there there are some
59:34 incredibly brilliant people. Yeah.
59:36 Particularly in these scops dealing with
59:39 this. What's your process? And they're
59:41 very very slick and they're very good.
59:43 How do you know? So like somebody, you
59:46 know, like Randy Anderson who I've
59:48 interviewed who, you know, said he was
59:50 taken down to an underground facility,
59:52 you know, at Crane, Indiana, and he he
59:55 again came to you first. And so I want
59:57 you should have you should be given a
59:58 lot of credit for all these
59:59 whistleblowers who were coming out. Um
60:02 or Jake Barber who said he was red
60:04 teaming you initially. He came to kind
60:06 of infiltrate your camp. How do you
60:09 verify that somebody is, you know,
60:11 actually has your best interest at heart
60:13 and is being truthful to you? Cuz for me
60:16 it on just being very real often it's
60:19 like vi I think I've gotten certain
60:20 things wrong and I think I I just try to
60:22 you know uh uh sus out people's energy
60:26 but then also obviously look for as much
60:28 cross corroboration that isn't
60:29 correlated with the source but like I
60:32 have to have you know a certain
60:34 percentage of humility where it's like
60:35 I've probably gotten things wrong before
60:37 and so absolutely you feel the same way
60:39 or do you look the 1997 briefings we did
60:42 for Congress off off site at the
60:45 hotel. We had somebody made it very far
60:48 into that process. Mhm. Who uh and thank
60:52 God my military adviser
60:54 and uh and and uh I think it was Edgar
60:58 Mitchell and one of my other
61:00 whistleblowers were at the bar with this
61:02 guy late one night, the night before we
61:04 had the meeting for Congress. And the
61:06 day before we had had a gathering so all
61:08 these whistleblowers could get to know
61:10 each other, create an aspree decor, you
61:13 know, kind of make them feel safe
61:15 because they're all doing it together
61:16 because it's scary. Mh. And um this this
61:21 guy that we thought was legit started
61:23 paddling on with some absolutely
61:25 provable false information. And some of
61:27 his information was true, but he was
61:30 going to fold in and embellish it into
61:31 things that were false. Mhm. And I got a
61:34 knock on the door at 3:00 a.m. and said,
61:37 "This guy is putting in stuff that we
61:40 absolutely know his fault." I said, "Ask
61:42 him to go home." So, I pulled him out of
61:44 the meeting. So, guy, the guy hates my
61:46 guts, right? Because he this is going to
61:48 be his thing to stand up from. I mean,
61:50 Dan Burton, who was chairman of
61:51 oversight committee uh for the House,
61:54 who was issued a thousand subpoenas for
61:56 Bill Clinton, right, during the Monica
61:59 Lewinsky and all that nonsense. So I
62:01 said, "No, he's out." So look, yes, of
62:04 course. I mean, I'm one man, but and I
62:08 have mostly a volunteer team, the high
62:11 place, the wellsplaced people, but yeah,
62:13 I mean, I have I've been gas lit and and
62:16 deceived and betrayed and ultimately
62:19 it's like what I was saying, ye shall
62:20 know them by their deeds. But what do
62:23 they do? Eventually, someone's gonna
62:25 show their ass, right? And then they're
62:27 out, you know? And for me, I know it
62:30 sounds rough, you get one bite at that
62:33 apple, right? Because what we're dealing
62:35 with at the level of of say a president
62:38 or congress or the public information is
62:41 that this is too important a matter to
62:44 be allow someone who's in there sort of
62:46 telling halftruths. And this is why I
62:48 will immediately separate with someone
62:50 who coingles known false information
62:53 with information. Now, if they do it
62:55 unwittingly, it's okay as long as they
62:57 correct it. If they're doing it
62:59 deliberately, like Luis Alzando, it's a
63:02 bridge too far. Now, I'll forgive
63:04 anything if someone comes clean. Right.
63:07 What's the daylight between you and Lou
63:09 Alzando as far as the substance you were
63:12 because I mean I think you're putting
63:13 out keep interrupting me, but I will
63:14 tell you if you'll let me finish. Yeah,
63:16 sure. Number one, he tells people and
63:19 has told people consistently, we don't
63:21 know what these are. Now he's changed
63:23 that a little because he has to. Then he
63:25 said they're a threat to the national
63:26 security. The implication being the NHI,
63:30 non-human are a threat, which if that's
63:33 the case, then we're going to go to
63:35 World War II in a Star Wars fiasco. And
63:39 it's a complete false nar. He's kind of
63:41 walked that back though. Well, he has to
63:43 because we're going to this is we're
63:45 done with that. And then he would also
63:47 say we don't have anything that flies
63:49 like that. So, like when David Fraver
63:52 and I first spoke, who is the F-18
63:55 Hornet pilot,
63:57 and it was a serendipitous meeting
63:59 because there's a band called Godsmack
64:03 that's a heavy metal band. Yeah. And the
64:05 lead guy, Sully Arnas, a friend of mine,
64:08 and it turned out he lived across the
64:10 road from David Fraver. Ah. Because his
64:13 daughter had backed into his mailbox and
64:15 broke it and they he went, "Oh, it's
64:16 David Fraver." Really funny. The
64:18 universe works in strange ways. That is
64:20 a crazy synchronicity. So Sully Arna
64:23 calls me up says this God spat lead
64:27 singer guy and he and I go, "Well,
64:29 really? He's your neighbor?" "Well, get
64:31 him on the horn. Let's talk." Yes. This
64:33 some years ago. And David goes, "Oh,
64:35 yeah. That was, you know, it had to be
64:37 alien." I said, "Sir, with all due
64:39 respect, that was how the Loheed Skunk
64:41 works." Really? That made the craft.
64:44 Yeah. That was one of ours. And and he
64:47 is now so FAR because Fraver wouldn't
64:49 say that now. Oh, he did say so
64:52 recently. But in front of Congress he
64:53 says I said. Well, they he's been told
64:55 since then. He's corrected. So I said
64:57 no. That came out of the Lockheed skunk
65:00 works. It's one of ours. It was
65:02 something that they did on purpose to
65:03 see our this global organization to see
65:07 how our military would react. So you
65:09 think that tic tac was was skunk works?
65:12 Wow. In the book we're going to give
65:14 you, there's a a a very good account of
65:17 it from 1967
65:19 over Pennsylvania, and we have a
65:21 whistleblower who saw it being offloaded
65:23 out of a a big ship uh out of the uh in
65:27 1991, I believe. So, yeah, that's ours.
65:30 That was that was And then later, very
65:32 recently, a Lockheed executive admitted
65:34 to David Fraver that was theirs. Really?
65:37 But I knew that I knew from the first
65:39 time I saw it, I said it was all over
65:41 CNN. I go, "That's not extraterrestrial.
65:43 It's one of ours." But but David Fraver
65:45 feels pretty nononsense to me. Do you
65:47 think he's like No, he is a totally
65:50 straightup guy. Yeah. But let me unpack
65:52 this a little bit if if you'll let me
65:54 and just stay with me for a minute. If
65:56 you're a if you're a pilot flying jets,
66:00 which are circa 30s, 40s, 50s, or a guy
66:04 doing stuff with rockets like Mr. Musk,
66:07 which is circ 1940s, right? the V2 that
66:11 Ver von Brown so a rocket they're
66:14 fancier now and better computers it's
66:17 the technology is very old it's a Roman
66:19 candle a Chinese candle going up and
66:22 blowing up periodically so this is
66:24 primitive junk I mean it's all junk so
66:28 it is compared to what we have out in
66:30 these covert programs
66:33 so you have no foundation to have been
66:36 read in if you're a F-18 pilot. Why
66:40 would you be read into something the
66:41 president of the United States isn't
66:42 read into? But why wouldn't And so the
66:46 same is true if you're working for an
66:49 aerospace company, but you're working on
66:51 the conventional end of it. So they're
66:55 they're not they're saying the truth as
66:57 they know it. And the danger here's the
66:59 danger. I want to get to this big key
67:00 point.
67:02 If you don't know, there are three major
67:04 things going on. ET, man-made, and this
67:08 weird stranger thing sort of
67:10 extradimensional spooky stuff and that
67:12 they're deliberately being co-mingled to
67:15 offiscate, hide the truth, you're going
67:19 to get it wrong. So that is the core of
67:22 how the psychological warfare operations
67:25 work because most people and this is
67:28 from whether you're the president or the
67:31 king of England you're not going to know
67:33 enough unless you've done a huge deep
67:36 dive into this which has been my task to
67:38 try to unravel this mess because when I
67:40 started out I thought everything that
67:42 went bump in the night was alien. I did.
67:45 Mhm. 90, you know, early on. And it
67:47 wasn't until I started having people
67:48 come forward who said, "Oh, we piloted
67:51 these." And then I had guys come forward
67:53 who had actually been on the abduction
67:54 squads made to look like aliens. Whoa.
67:57 And they said, "Oh, no." You met people
67:59 who've like committed those crimes.
68:01 Yeah. And they feel terrible later in
68:03 life. So if they were very young, they
68:05 were young guys doing it. Now they're
68:08 like 70, 80 years old, they feel
68:10 terrible about what they did. They
68:11 regret it. But they said, you know, if
68:14 we talk about this publicly, they will
68:15 absolutely kill us because that's the
68:17 heart of the secrecy. It's the mind
68:19 control stuff, the sort of psychological
68:21 world. Let they want everyone to believe
68:23 there's a threat from out there because
68:25 the card they want to play that Veron
68:27 Brown warned about on his deathbed to my
68:29 friend Carol Rosen was they want to
68:31 create an alien threat to unite the
68:33 world in this sort of dystopian, not a
68:35 golden age, but a dark age of
68:38 militaristic totalitarianism.
68:40 So if Lou and his guys move in that
68:42 direction, I got to call it out. And
68:45 people say, "Well, you're you're not
68:46 very friendly." I said, 'N no. I said,
68:48 'We got to protect the human future. I
68:51 mean, where are we going to end up?
68:52 Yeah. And where's the end of this
68:54 algorithm going? You run this algorithm
68:57 like they're doing it. Oh, we don't have
68:59 any craft like that because they don't
69:01 want the National Military Command
69:03 structure to know that something they
69:05 encounter like Mr. Fraver did was ours.
69:08 And therefore they'll say, "Oh, it's
69:09 alien. Oh, therefore, we're going to
69:11 engage in this war. This is how you
69:13 start wars. This is how you get in
69:17 disasters like after 9/11 when we went
69:19 into Iraq and and Saddam Hussein had
69:21 nothing to do with that." And he didn't
69:23 have the weapons of mass destruction.
69:25 This is how you connect the next big
69:27 war. This is what happened with COVID.
69:29 They took a dangerous virus. It got
69:31 loose and then they shut the world down.
69:33 even though the World Health
69:34 Organization admits now that was a big
69:37 public health mistake. So the problem
69:40 becomes this being mishandled by this
69:43 president and Congress because this all
69:45 going to come out in the next year or
69:46 two will be a thousand times worse than
69:48 with the mishandling of COVID or 9/11.
69:51 So, we we're I'm out of we're out of
69:53 time to get the information out in a
69:56 truthful way, but a truth that can lead
69:59 to a future that is a golden era of
70:02 peace, prosperity, a pristine planet
70:06 that gets fixed, the end of poverty, and
70:09 peace here and in space. You cannot have
70:12 peace on Earth and engage in war in
70:14 space. I would hope agreed. Well, I
70:18 would I would But that's Stop. Yeah, but
70:21 it's the people that you're talking
70:22 about. Yeah, it's the
70:25 inescapable conclusion of what they're
70:27 saying opens the pathway to that. This
70:30 see protecting the human future and
70:32 consciousness of of what kind of world
70:34 we're going to have. That's actually my
70:37 central mission. It's not the disclosure
70:39 project. I would hope that if David
70:41 Fraver got told by a locked exec, hey,
70:44 this is one of ours, he would come clean
70:45 about. Well, my assistant can look it
70:47 up. I think it did come out somewhere.
70:49 Okay. Interesting. But that Yeah, that
70:51 makes me uh uh disappointed in favor if
70:54 that happens because I would love for
70:55 him to No, no, he's he's his view. No,
70:58 wait. See, that's wrong. Okay, don't be
71:01 impetuous. I'm trying not to be. Don't
71:04 be impetuous. You have people who speak
71:08 the truth as they know it, right? But
71:12 they're only given So, he didn't trust
71:13 the Lockheed executive. He He's hearing
71:15 other sources telling him other things.
71:16 No, no. I'm saying before that his
71:18 comments what he said. But I I would
71:21 hope that you'd then he'd then correct
71:22 the record. He'd then say I think he
71:24 probably has by now. Oh, interesting.
71:26 But I think he has. I mean, he's a
71:29 stand-up guy. Mhm. Seems like it to me.
71:31 Yeah. And and u the problem is many of
71:34 these people who are great guys get
71:36 intercepted by people who are slick
71:38 counter inelligence operatives. Anybody
71:41 else you think is a bad actor? Look, it
71:44 doesn't matter. Here. Here's what the
71:46 here it for for your audience. Keep it
71:48 simple. If they're denying that we have
71:51 these objects, they're either uninformed
71:54 or they're disinforming you
71:56 deliberately. Mhm. If they say there's a
71:59 threat from these objects from out that
72:02 are not ours. Mhm. Now, the ones that
72:05 are man-made, huge threat to national
72:07 security because they're not under the
72:09 control of the US military, legal
72:12 military or White House or Congress.
72:15 Very dangerous. If they say that the
72:18 aliens are here for some malevolent
72:21 purpose, there may be things from other
72:23 dimensions that are quite malevolent and
72:25 those deliberately get mixed in with the
72:27 aliens. But no, they're not. Because if
72:31 they
72:32 were, you know, it's like what
72:34 Congressman Bchett said, we'd be a a
72:36 charcoal briquette floating through
72:38 space. Because visualize for a
72:41 moment, take what Jake said about
72:44 because he's been on your show. I'll
72:46 reference him. So, he's been a site
72:48 where we've
72:49 targeted these ETcraft and down them.
72:53 Now, I know I've been at multiple sites
72:56 where this is going on and and I know
72:58 where they are around the world. They're
72:59 in the briefing document I gave you.
73:02 There's a map.
73:04 Now, they have electromagnetic pulse
73:06 weapons. So an electromagnetic pulse is
73:10 like when you explode an atomic bomb,
73:13 right? And there's a pulse that goes out
73:15 that can knock out your whole electric
73:17 grid. It's a nuke without the nuke. But
73:19 we have taken the nuke without the nuke,
73:21 but embedded within that is something
73:23 called a scalar signal. Scalar Tesla
73:27 described it. It's basically instead of
73:29 electromagnetic is a waveform like this,
73:32 right? And coherent light is a is a
73:36 laser.
73:37 where you sync up the wavelength instead
73:39 of it being you know waves like this
73:42 like on
73:44 oscilloscope. A scalar is a point that
73:47 goes out
73:48 longitudinally faster than the speed of
73:50 light. So there is a scalar part within
73:55 the EMP
73:56 signal that is very disruptive to
73:59 interstellar communications and travel.
74:02 This is why after we detonated the first
74:04 atomic
74:05 bomb, the ETSs came in on force in in
74:09 mass because it they it not only signal
74:11 that we were in trouble that we could go
74:14 to a point where we could destroy all
74:15 life on Earth, but they also it
74:18 disrupted their systems. Do you think
74:20 Reagan's Star Wars, the strategic
74:22 defense initiative had anything to do
74:24 with UFO crash retrievals? Oh, sure. It
74:27 was just a front. It was a black budget
74:29 front. So the the the whole Star Wars
74:31 thing and Brilliant Pebbles was just an
74:33 expensive boondoggle. Most of the money
74:35 for that went into these black projects.
74:37 Wow. The illegal black projects. We'll
74:39 get into that in a minute. So, but what
74:41 I'm saying here is that these
74:45 technologies have been operational since
74:48 the late
74:51 40s. So, don't see everyone's fighting
74:56 the last war. M we figured out I mean
74:58 Tesla T Towns and Brown 20s 30s 40s I
75:03 mean Tesla was killed in 43. Mhm. Right.
75:06 But so the there were massive
75:09 breakthroughs in electromagnetism and
75:11 things that are to this day still
75:13 covert. Those began to be weaponized and
75:16 they realized hey there are these craft
75:18 that are from here let's get see if we
75:21 can knock some down. Yeah. And reverse
75:24 engineer them. The the problem
75:28 is doing so is an act of war because
75:32 we're targeting them. Now, civilizations
75:34 that are 10 to the 6th to 10 to the 8th
75:37 years more advanced than we are, 100,000
75:40 to 10 million years more advanced.
75:43 If they were hostile,
75:45 we would have been done.
75:47 August 1945 over folks, hey kids, you're
75:50 done, right? They're not. I know this
75:54 from having had contact and everyone I
75:56 know who's been on a crash retrieval
75:58 team like Jake who's had a close
76:00 encounter with the consciousness of
76:01 those beings. They are not well the bad
76:05 the bad ones might not want to destroy
76:08 us. They might want to enslave us or Oh,
76:10 you're so brainwashed. I'm just saying.
76:12 I'm just hypothesizing. I don't know.
76:14 You read you you look at too much
76:16 nonsense, man. I mean, look, if they
76:18 none of that, that could be done with a
76:20 flick of a switch if they wanted to turn
76:22 this planet into a automaton planet of
76:25 whatever. I mean, what do you think? You
76:26 know, I mean, the technologies are so
76:28 advanced. You know, this this book is
76:30 amazing, by the way, and I I do
76:32 recommend everybody read it and buy it
76:34 because it's it's a treasure trove of
76:36 excellent documentation uh across
76:38 decades. One guy in this book is a
76:40 really interesting fellow named Bob
76:42 Beckwith. And Bob Beckwith wrote about
76:45 levitation, uh, teleportation and time
76:48 travel. And he also claimed to be
76:50 involved with the Philadelphia
76:51 experiment in 1942. I knew him. So you
76:54 knew Bob Beck with Oh, yeah. Wow. And
76:56 and my military adviser was on his board
76:58 of directors for his company. So who
77:01 because you hear so the Philadelphia
77:03 experiment for the audience is you know
77:05 that you have this this uh ship uh this
77:07 naval ship stationed I believe at
77:10 Philadelphia happened in Rhode Island
77:11 that was the cover story that's a long
77:14 well let's hear it cuz I so and then
77:15 here's what's really interesting that
77:17 this you might not know about because
77:18 this is as of this last month um there's
77:21 a guy named Harold Malmgrren and he is a
77:23 presidential adviser for JFK LBJ Nixon
77:26 and and Ford and he has come out he's
77:28 been tweeting a bunch about uh things
77:31 that he learned in that capacity and and
77:33 getting briefed by Richard Bissell who
77:35 is the deputy director of the CIA who
77:37 basically founded Area 51 on quote
77:39 unquote otherworld technologies. Yes. He
77:42 said that a contact of his a high level
77:44 intel contact of his from abroad talked
77:47 to him about classified work that Tesla
77:49 and Towns and Brown did on submarines
77:52 together. You have uncovered
77:55 collaboration between Nola Tesla and
77:58 Thomas Townsen Brown. Yeah, but I said
78:00 to you
78:01 informally, I did not get that from
78:05 any US source. What source did you get
78:09 it from?
78:12 Foreign intelligence. Do you think it is
78:15 a good source? Do you think it's real?
78:17 No reason. Why would somebody tell me
78:19 that? And so I wonder because I I always
78:22 thought the Philadelphia experiment was
78:23 kind of quacky even though I've gone
78:26 very deep on Towns of Brown. I think
78:27 there's a lot to Towns of Brown stuff.
78:29 Oh yeah. Brilliant. Yeah. Brilliant.
78:32 Yeah. An amazing figure. And also that
78:35 for the people that say, "Oh, it's all
78:37 electrogravitics and it's not, you know,
78:38 and there's no ET component or there's
78:40 no UFO component." He had a UFO
78:43 interaction that inspired the rest of
78:45 his work at the age of 17. So did Tesla
78:47 and his mentor uh Dr. Walder Russell.
78:51 There you go. The Swanoa Institute. My
78:53 house in Virginia is 10 minutes from
78:54 Swanoa. Oh, amazing. That's so cool.
78:57 Weird
78:58 coinc now you have Terrence Howard uh
79:01 carrying the mantle of uh Walter
79:03 Russell. Um but so do you think anything
79:06 happened in the Philadelphia experiment?
79:07 And what was your interaction with Bob
79:08 Beckwith? Like can we do we have time
79:10 travel?
79:12 You know, I mean he knew the stuff I
79:14 already knew. what I didn't know is what
79:16 I wanted him to share with me. Uhhuh.
79:18 So, he had invented something called a
79:20 nutrino light detector. And now, let me
79:23 explain what that is. You know, um, a
79:26 nutrino, you can Google what nutrino is,
79:29 but these subatomic particles and
79:32 whatnot, but what he had invented was a
79:35 detector that would pick up nutrino
79:38 light, a burst of nutrino. He got a
79:41 national security order from the NRO,
79:45 National Reconnaissance Office, that
79:47 runs all the super secret spy
79:49 satellites, so they could seize that
79:51 technology to put it on the SATs.
79:54 Because what that's used for is when a
79:57 nonhuman craft moves out of, let's call
80:00 it, transdimensional spaceime into 3D,
80:04 there's a burst of this nutrino light
80:06 that enables them to pick that up,
80:08 triangulate it, and strike the craft to
80:10 down it. Wow. So, it's a part of a
80:12 weapon detection system. And so, this
80:16 genius Beckwith, but he never got to
80:19 utilize it because it got seized. Now,
80:22 we have a witness who came forward, Eric
80:23 Hecker, a couple years ago who worked
80:26 for Rathon, and they were put in a
80:28 nutrino light system a mile under the
80:31 ice at the South Pole. True. And so, one
80:34 of the prime bad actors in all this is
80:37 Rathon. And um you know, along with
80:40 North Grum and Lockheed Skunkworks and
80:41 others and he said that caused the
80:43 Christ Church earthquake in New Zealand.
80:45 Hecker did when they flipped it on the
80:47 first time because who knows if they got
80:48 the frequencies right. So it's both an
80:51 active and passive system. It can pick
80:53 up these objects when they let's say
80:55 step down out of transdimensional
80:58 spaceime into
80:59 3D, but they can also be an active
81:03 weapon system, a carrier for hitting
81:05 them at very very powerful pulses. So
81:09 this is the other problem. If you're in
81:11 the national military command structure
81:14 and you're not read in to the
81:16 technologies that this clandestine
81:18 criminal organization
81:20 has, you're behind the curve very badly.
81:24 And my coming of age on that was first
81:26 with the director of the CIA for
81:28 Clinton. Then in
81:31 1997, well, and many other people, but
81:33 in 97, I briefed the J2, the head of
81:36 intelligence joint staff, Admiral
81:38 Wilson. Mhm. And you may know about
81:41 that. A memo leaked out from Eric Davis
81:43 and I know a lot about it. Well, I was
81:46 the briefer. Yeah. So, I was in charge
81:48 of the stand-up briefing. Yeah. It was
81:50 supposed to be 45 minutes, went on for
81:51 two or three hours, and the admiral kept
81:54 cancelling meetings. But prior to the
81:57 meeting, my military adviser, who knew
81:59 him, he had been a senior naval
82:02 intelligence
82:04 guy, good guy, wonderful guy. Got uh a
82:07 briefing document to the admiral and
82:10 materials prior to our meeting. And
82:12 based on that, Admiral Wilson was able
82:13 to run to ground and find some offices
82:16 where these operations were going on. He
82:17 knew nothing about it and he was the
82:20 head of intelligence for the joint
82:21 chiefs of staff. Meaning you're putting
82:23 the the equivalent of the presidential
82:25 daily briefing intelligence brief
82:27 together like the director of CIA does
82:29 for the president or DNI does uh but for
82:33 the joint chiefs of staff. He had no
82:35 knowledge of the subject and when he
82:38 began to hit pay dirt he got threatened.
82:41 He was threatened with being demoted and
82:42 taking a star off his lapel which means
82:44 a huge pay cut in retirement. And by the
82:47 time I got to the meeting, he was a
82:50 combination of furious and scared. All
82:54 right. So, which I've seen this a
82:57 thousand times. I call it P disclosure
83:00 PTSD,
83:01 which we all have, right? It's serious
83:04 stuff. And I mean, if you have that
83:05 level of responsibility, you find out
83:07 this is going on a whole universe of
83:09 this and you're in charge of the
83:11 security of the United States. Yeah. And
83:13 most of the free world. Speaking of
83:16 scary, right? So, so the meeting went on
83:19 for a long time, but you know, one of
83:23 the existential things at the end of it
83:26 was I said, "Well, we really need your
83:28 help." Now, this is 28 years ago in
83:31 April. It's 97. We really need your help
83:35 fixing this problem. He says, "Well, I
83:38 don't have access. I've been denied
83:40 access." And they flat out said, "You
83:42 don't have a need to know." to which he
83:44 said I I think paraphrasing if I don't
83:47 who does I'm the head of intelligence
83:49 joint staff head of J2 it blew him off
83:52 so the problem became I I said look he
83:56 said who else have you briefed who not
84:00 being allowed to know or control this or
84:03 the I didn't meet with Clinton
84:05 personally but the president the CIA
84:07 director and the secretary of defense
84:08 Cohen and a bunch of other people and oh
84:11 my god I said yes. Now you know how big
84:14 the problem is. It's an existential
84:17 constitutional crisis.
84:19 Much bigger crisis for the United States
84:21 and China, Russia, Iran, Middle East. No
84:24 one's doing anything about it. It's
84:26 dangerous that no one's doing anything
84:28 about it. If anyone's listening with the
84:29 administration, this should be on your
84:32 front burner, not on the back burner.
84:33 Speaking of the administration, bizarre
84:36 connection between Donald Trump, the
84:39 sitting president, and the Philadelphia
84:41 experiment is
84:43 Exactly. There's not a lot of archival
84:44 footage of John Trump who was the
84:46 basically uh country's lead in radar at
84:49 the time at MIT. Brilliant guy. MIT and
84:53 was tasked with going into the FBI vault
84:56 that had confiscated all of Tesla's
84:57 files and looking at whether any of that
85:00 would be of service to national
85:02 security. Yep. And so, do you think
85:04 Donald Trump due to that might have some
85:06 special knowledge on this matter? I
85:09 don't I don't think his uncle would have
85:10 ever shared that with his his it's like
85:13 my my uncle who was with North of
85:15 Grumman. Yeah. You know, the things he
85:17 told me about were the things I working
85:19 on the thing that landed on the moon.
85:20 Mhm. In ' 69
85:23 when in the late 50s we had things that
85:26 could go to the moon and back without a
85:28 rocket. Right. But I I if he knew about
85:30 it, I don't think he would have even
85:32 told me about that because everyone
85:35 knows that lethal forces use. North of
85:38 Grumman have wet works people who kill
85:40 people. So does Loheed, so does Rathon.
85:43 So I mean these are thugs. And you know,
85:46 Grush's guys, the guys who kind of sent
85:49 him out to look into this. Three years
85:51 ago when I got pulled into the skiff at
85:54 the Senate Intelligence Committee, first
85:56 thing I said is that you're dealing with
85:57 thugs here. Think of the mafia on super
86:01 steroids. It's the largest criminal
86:05 corrupt organization in the history
86:07 known history of the earth. Period. And
86:10 they have the technology and the means
86:12 to make your life a living hell, which
86:14 mine has been since 1992.
86:17 But I I said, "Just be prepared because
86:20 I'm I believe in informed consent as a
86:22 doctor, right?" So I said, "You have no
86:24 idea what you're walking into here." And
86:27 boy, within a day or two of that
86:29 meeting, the main investigator for
86:31 Senate intelligence had two Blackhawks
86:34 over his house, unmarked, and he had
86:36 access to all flight plans. no flight
86:38 plans over his house, shaking the house
86:41 with his four children in it with this
86:44 guy looking out with the death stare
86:45 like you're a dead man staring at him.
86:48 So, it's a very dangerous business. Not
86:52 if you're talking nonsense. If you're
86:54 spreading false information, half
86:57 information,
86:59 disinformation, no one's going to care.
87:01 But if you're actually getting to the
87:03 truth like that man was for Senate
87:05 Intelligence because he was assigned to
87:07 the co-chair and chair of Senate
87:09 Intelligence to get to the bottom of
87:11 this Rubio who's now Secretary of State.
87:13 I tell people
87:15 they're going to throw what they can at
87:17 you to intimidate you, right? So, you
87:20 know, this is I mean for a lot of people
87:22 it's a freaking hobby. But the when you
87:24 get cut through all that it's deadly
87:26 serious stuff. But you know, most
87:29 people, they're not going to make it
87:30 that far because what's going to happen,
87:32 they're going to start on this path and
87:35 very quickly they're going to be
87:36 intercepted by really professionally
87:38 well-trained counter intelligence people
87:41 and they're going to go off the mark. I
87:43 believe to this day that's what that's
87:45 that's Ellando's job. That's Chris
87:47 Melon's job. That's uh you know,
87:50 frankly, Halputo off's job on energy.
87:52 That's that's their job is to divert
87:54 people into that dead end culde-sac. I
87:58 believe that would be sad about how cuz
88:00 I love I love how so I hope that's not
88:02 the case. But well, I know for a fact
88:04 that I mean he has to do what he's
88:05 doing. Okay. His one of his closest
88:07 friends is on my team. I know exactly
88:10 what they said and what they did to get
88:11 him to do what he's been doing. The only
88:14 you know the So this is interesting. I
88:16 did you know I came up with I'm sorry. I
88:17 mean, I I'm at the point that I don't
88:19 think people the PE Here's what I think.
88:22 Yeah. I said this to your producer.
88:24 Yeah. Or friend before we came in here.
88:26 Yeah, there
88:28 this the the folks who know about this,
88:31 they need to come clean truthfully soon
88:34 because there is moving through the
88:37 system, the ability for a law
88:39 enforcement entity I can't name that I'm
88:42 providing intel to to go to these folks,
88:46 get their information, interrogate them,
88:49 and god forbid they lie, they're going
88:50 to prison the rest of their life. This
88:52 is getting very serious right now. So
88:54 people need to either be quiet and not
88:57 lie or speak the truth. Yeah. And this
89:00 is it is I am making an explicit
89:03 advisory here. Well, I I I love that
89:06 message and I you know I made this deep
89:08 dive on Thomas Towns and Brown. I think
89:10 he's this amazing figure who deserves to
89:12 be vindicated. And right before I did
89:14 it, um Eric Davis got in touch with me
89:18 and was like Townsen Brown is a a phony.
89:21 And I was I had known enough at that
89:23 point. He's counter intelligence. I
89:24 didn't I so I don't know. But you know
89:26 that? Oh, I've known that
89:28 since early 2000s 90. I mean, yes. Oh,
89:32 man. Such a bummer cuz all these guys
89:34 are, you know, there's so much brain
89:35 power. And so, it's a Yes. But think
89:37 about it. Uhhuh. You're going to put
89:39 really good people out there to carry
89:41 the water to mis, misdirect, what have
89:44 you. Look, you know, put if put my I can
89:47 put myself in anyone's shoes. Mhm. I'm
89:50 going to put myself in the shoes of sort
89:51 of the ruling pilot bureau of this
89:54 covert group. You're going to send
89:56 people out who are very well trained.
89:58 Some of them go through something called
90:00 the farm, which where they're
90:02 professionally trained to lie, pass lie
90:04 detectors, da da da. They're very well
90:06 trained at social engineering. I'm your
90:08 best friend. Trust me, wink wink, and
90:11 then gaslight you to misdirect you. So,
90:14 none of that surprises me. It's what you
90:16 would expect if you took seriously what
90:19 Wilbur Smith said in the 1950 document.
90:23 It's in the briefing document that was
90:25 top secret from the Canadian government
90:27 that I think accidentally got
90:29 declassified. And he said, you know,
90:32 about us reverse engineering the ET
90:34 craft. But one of his conclusions was he
90:37 said no, not a conclusion. He was told
90:40 directly that this issue was more secret
90:43 than the development of the hydrogen
90:45 bomb two levels higher. Uh and that was
90:48 in 1950 two years before we had it. And
90:51 that was that is how seriously the
90:53 secrecy is because they were trying to
90:55 figure out the opus operande the modus
90:58 operande of the ET craft which means how
91:02 they operate. That is and they had not
91:04 done that yet. See it was 54 is when
91:06 they had the breakthrough. This is 50.
91:08 So if you're trying to keep something
91:10 like this secret,
91:12 you're going to deploy every asset you
91:15 can up to and including the president of
91:17 the United States, right? Never mind
91:20 putting out to, no offense, people new
91:23 to the subject who have no intel
91:24 background where you can gaslight people
91:27 over and over again. And that's true
91:29 whether it's you, Joe Rogan, ABC News,
91:32 60 Minutes, whoever it is. So that's the
91:36 that is the Achilles heel of disclosure
91:38 is that for every great person who comes
91:42 forward trying to tell the truth, there
91:44 are 10 people who are going to say part
91:46 truth, part part fiction. And so I'm
91:49 just saying that I'm becoming less and
91:52 less patient with that. I used to be a
91:54 lot more diplomatic than I am now. Like
91:56 man, I'm getting old and crotchety.
91:58 Well, I'm just out of surgery, too. So
92:00 yeah, it's pretty impressive. Well, I
92:03 mean, I have a little bit. um some pain.
92:04 I I don't take any opioids or or or
92:07 narcotics. I'm amazed. Well, I I
92:09 wouldn't let him give me even going into
92:10 surgery. I said, "No, give me some
92:12 toridol non-steroidal." And it's
92:14 incredible. Well, to this day, RFK Jr.,
92:18 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Oh, he's great.
92:20 He's amazing. And he's in the current
92:21 administration
92:23 uh as as FDA or Health and Human
92:25 Services, right? Or HHS. Yeah. He uh
92:29 says that his father was not killed by
92:31 Sir Han Sirhan but by this guy Eugene
92:33 Thain Caesar who I believe was a skunk
92:36 works security guard or something. We
92:38 look you know I have a letter. It may be
92:42 in the book. It's in our archive. Yeah.
92:46 And it was his dad Yeah. writing to um a
92:52 uh a UFO researcher back in ' 68. It's
92:56 dated one month before they killed him.
92:58 Wow. And he it said it opens saying I'm
93:00 a
93:01 card, excuse me. It it says I'm a card
93:05 carrying member of the amalgamated
93:08 uh Flying Saucer Association of America.
93:11 There was such a thing. I went, "Oh my
93:12 god, what I so iconoclastic, an
93:15 anacronism." And I go, "Wow." You know,
93:18 and I get this letter and so I, you
93:22 know, years ago I ran into RFK Jr. at
93:25 Sundance and 50 Cent was play. I was
93:27 given a talk and RFK Jr. had had done
93:32 documentary about mountaintop removal
93:35 mining, coal mining in West Virginia.
93:37 What a environmental disaster. And um
93:40 called the the last mountain. I think it
93:42 was called the last mountain. It was
93:43 great. Um and I told him just briefly
93:46 because we were in this crowd, I have a
93:48 letter from your dad about this UFO
93:51 issue dated a month before they killed
93:53 him. Wow. And that's why because if he
93:55 he was going to get the nominee nation
93:57 and he would have won, but his dad was
94:02 super interested in this and also I'm
94:04 convinced knew that his brother RF Jack
94:07 Kennedy, the president was killed over
94:10 this. You think he he was killed over
94:12 UFOs specifically? Oh yes. So the the
94:15 data points that I have around that are
94:17 I believe I don't know if this letter is
94:19 real. Maybe you would know if this
94:20 letter is real. There's a there's a
94:21 letter dated November 12th, 1963, 10
94:24 days before he died to John McCone. John
94:26 McCone is the acting CIA director
94:28 because he had just fired Dulles. Right.
94:30 And McCone also was the former uh head
94:33 of the Atomic Energy Commission, so he
94:35 would probably know a little a thing or
94:36 two about the UFO issue. Oh, he would
94:38 have. And JFK is saying to John McC, we
94:41 need uh to coordinate better with the
94:44 Soviets on this issue of quote unquote
94:46 unknowns in Soviet airspace so they
94:49 don't mistake these unknowns as acts of
94:51 American aggression. Exactly. Yeah.
94:53 Could trigger World War II. So, do you
94:54 think that letter is real? I don't know
94:57 the provenance of it. I think it likely
94:59 is. It comports with the facts. But
95:01 here's the other thing. We have a man
95:03 whose interview we have on the audio
95:05 tape named Bill Holden who was the chief
95:07 steward for Air Force One when Kennedy
95:10 was flying over to Berlin where he gave
95:11 the famous I am a Berliner speech. And I
95:14 I debriefed this man and on that flight
95:17 he brought there were some papers and on
95:18 one of the papers there had been a big
95:20 UFO sighting uh that was on and and uh
95:23 so he brought this up to the President
95:26 Kennedy and Kennedy said and the man
95:29 broke in the tears when he said this.
95:32 Kennedy turned to him and says, "I know
95:33 this is true and I know these are real,
95:36 but the whole matter is out of my hands
95:39 and I don't know why." He admitted he
95:41 had no control over the issue. Wow.
95:43 Which is why he fired Dulles because
95:46 Eisenhower had lost control in the late
95:48 50s. That extended into the Kennedy era.
95:51 And really no president except people
95:54 who have been part of that organization
95:56 like George HW Bush, Dick Cheney by
95:59 extension W have really had any control
96:02 over it and or any detailed knowledge of
96:05 it. The current president has virtually
96:06 no knowledge. It's fascinating and and
96:08 uh so President Clinton, you know, his
96:12 his his friend of his, Webster Hubble,
96:15 who was in the Department of Justice,
96:17 wrote a book um forget the name of the
96:20 book. Um, and in it he admits that he
96:22 and the president were trying to get to
96:23 the bottom of a couple things. One of
96:25 them was who killed Jack Kennedy and why
96:28 and what's going on with UFOs. Of
96:30 course, they're related. And then
96:31 something about Marilyn Monroe. And of
96:33 course, I have a CIA document that's top
96:35 secret, not been
96:37 declassified. Um, that describes James
96:42 Jesus Engleton signed it. Wow. That's a
96:45 basic It's in the briefing document.
96:47 It's a wire tap of Marilyn Monroe in '
96:50 62, a couple days before they killed
96:51 her, threatening to hold a press
96:53 conference. And that's a real document.
96:55 Oh, it is. That's insane. Yeah. Oh, it's
96:59 real. I know the guy who took it out of
97:01 the vault from NSA. He's an NSA guy. I
97:04 got folks who now people say, "Why
97:06 aren't you arrested?" I said because
97:08 once we briefed all these
97:10 people like at the level of the
97:12 president and senate oversight
97:14 committees and we concluded Mhm. that
97:18 these programs were being run illegally
97:21 outside the constitution. We declared
97:24 them all illegal. Therefore, anyone
97:26 listening, if you're in those operations
97:28 or have been, they cannot prosecute you
97:32 for going around your non-disclosure
97:33 agreements. If you bring out documents,
97:36 tapes, material, they're open source and
97:38 I will release them because all that
97:40 material and I've told Jake this are
97:43 being have been accumulated under an
97:45 illegal operation abusing the National
97:48 Security Act and National Security
97:50 Provisions when they are in fact have no
97:53 protections. So we need to flip the
97:56 table here. Instead of these
97:58 whistleblowers being prosecuted or
98:02 people being killed for trying to get
98:04 the truth out, we flip it around where
98:07 US law enforcement operating legally
98:09 under the Constitution go after the bad
98:12 actors. Right? So that's this is where
98:14 it's going to have to go and I think it
98:17 needs to be non-kinetic, not violent,
98:20 but it needs to be done by any means
98:21 necessary. But if this is the
98:23 foundation, I want to unpack this a
98:25 little bit. the foundation of disclosure
98:28 project. So not in this book but in our
98:30 archive is what's called a UNOD unless
98:33 otherwise directed. It's a military
98:36 technique used that you write to a a
98:38 senior person and it says unless
98:41 otherwise directed this is my assessment
98:43 and this is what I'm going to do.
98:45 they don't have to write back because
98:46 then there's no there's no there's
98:48 plausible deniability to a sync a
98:51 commander-in-chief or you know a
98:52 fourstar or something and it's used and
98:56 so my military advisor said you know
98:57 what we need to do this is by 90 late
99:00 97 and after the debacle with Admiral
99:03 Wilson and finding out we had one data
99:06 point after another after another that
99:08 this was an illegal unsanctioned rogue
99:11 criminal organization
99:13 at that point I said, "Well, we need to
99:15 declare it as such and therefore we need
99:17 to visiate everyone's non-disclosure
99:21 agreements so they can come forward."
99:23 That's what we did. So that is 1997. I
99:26 put a I think a two or three month clock
99:29 on it. So I said, "Unless we're notified
99:31 otherwise, our assessment is that these
99:34 programs are illegal, corrupt, and
99:37 unconstitutional based on the following
99:39 facts. The president has been denied
99:41 access. The CI director was denied
99:43 access. The head of intelligence, joint
99:45 chiefs of staff, and other senior flag
99:47 officers have been denied access. Senior
99:49 members of the Senate and House
99:51 oversight relevant committees have been
99:54 denied access because by then I had met
99:56 with all that personally. This is not
99:59 internet, Google crap, conspiracy theory
100:02 stuff. So at that point, of course, it
100:05 flipped my whole world upside down as a
100:07 doctor, but I said, "No, at this point,
100:10 we're declaring these illegal." And so
100:12 if you're someone at Lockheed, Northrup,
100:15 Rathon, CIA, DoD, NSA, the whole
100:19 alphabet soup, FBI, and you know about
100:23 this, you want to come forward, they
100:26 can't touch you. M. Now, the good news
100:28 is
100:30 now there's a law enforcement entity
100:33 that is going to extend immunity to them
100:35 and will protect them. So, we have that
100:37 in place right now. So, anyone
100:39 listening, contact me. We will keep your
100:43 name. Look, 80% of everyone's ever come
100:46 to me. They're in our archive blackened
100:48 out and redacted, right? For a reason.
100:51 Because I don't disclose someone's name
100:53 unless they say I'm willing to come
100:55 forward. like Michael Herrera willing to
100:57 come forward. So he did. Mhm. He's the
100:59 only person I ever have met who saw
101:02 something like that who lived to tell
101:03 the tale. It's unbelievable that Carrera
101:07 wasn't killed. It's an an amazing story
101:09 and a true one. We've had three separate
101:12 senior intel and military people confirm
101:14 that. So for for the audience, this guy
101:17 was uh part of Operation Katana and he
101:20 was supposed to go to the Philippines.
101:21 His unit was diverted. This Marine Corps
101:23 unit was diverted, put put in Indonesia.
101:25 They see this eightgon gun octagon uh
101:28 Vantablack craft hovering above the
101:30 treetops. They're closed in on by these
101:33 seemingly S1 special forces. They don't
101:36 know if it's special forces, but
101:37 nondescript uh uh guys who are very
101:40 smooth with their guns and they have
101:42 bioscanners and all this kind of, you
101:44 know, high-tech. Yep. And um he later
101:46 learns from Jake Barber that this was
101:48 maybe a human trafficking operation.
101:50 Yeah. And that uh they were putting
101:52 these psionic assets, these people who
101:55 were meant to be shipped back to the US
101:57 psionic assets. In other words, they
102:00 were people who had been identified with
102:02 the uh predisposition
102:05 to have those psionic abilities. And
102:08 those were being created up and moved
102:11 back to some covert places where they'd
102:13 be screened, tested. If they passed a
102:15 certain level, then they would go
102:17 through a rigorous training program.
102:19 Most of them end up in comas or die, by
102:22 the way. But the ones that survive are
102:24 very good at what they're doing. But
102:26 they're basically human tools for this
102:29 these really evil covert programs to
102:32 essentially hack into these uh non-human
102:37 craft communication systems that are
102:40 interfacing with thought and
102:42 consciousness. Do you think there it's
102:43 like a super high-end version of
102:45 Neuralink and move them over into range
102:47 and hit them with an electromagnetic
102:49 pulse weapon? There are rumors that like
102:51 the the show on Netflix, Stranger
102:53 Things, is like real and that Oh, of
102:56 course. I've talked about all that stuff
102:57 for years.
102:58 Montalk and gifted and talented
103:01 education programs that I recently met
103:04 with a pretty senior person in uh
103:07 government who I'll anonymize because I
103:09 don't think he wants to be on record on
103:10 this but he mentioned um a link between
103:14 Battel Memorial Institute and these
103:16 gifted and talented education system and
103:18 the cabal running these UFO programs
103:20 which is that is that is one of the
103:22 people one of the in institutes on our
103:24 list of Yeah. and they manage all the
103:27 nuclear sites all over the US. And so if
103:28 they're uh and what's interesting is you
103:31 often hear stories of people making it
103:33 past checkpoints in these gifted and
103:35 talented education programs where you
103:38 prove that you have you know some mind
103:40 matter capabilities and then you get to
103:42 the next thing and then they'll show you
103:43 a piece of material and who would have
103:45 the material would be battel memorial
103:47 institute. So I amongst others. I mean
103:50 look there are many there's a whole
103:52 military-industrial complex component to
103:55 this right. Yeah. There institutes there
103:57 all kinds of foundations there you know
104:00 it it sort of is is it's it's like a
104:02 metastatic cancer that's gone because
104:04 look they have a lot of money to spread
104:06 around. Yeah. You know, I I met with a
104:08 man in 1997 before
104:11 uh I was over at the meeting with the CI
104:14 director in DC who said, "We have given
104:16 at least 10,000 people $10 million each
104:21 or more to secure their cooperation with
104:23 what we're doing." Now, that was that
104:26 was 28 years ago. So, and I know he said
104:29 at least. So, I said, "Yeah, I'm sure."
104:32 So, you know, what's your price? And if
104:35 you have the ability to either be
104:38 troublesome to them, you're either
104:40 going, it's like uh Gordon
104:43 uh that guy who used to publish
104:46 uh Flying Saucer magazine. Gordon
104:49 Cooper. No, not Gordon Cooper. Kiteon.
104:52 Uh oh, Gordon Katon. Yeah. Yeah. He I
104:54 interviewed him. He's one of our
104:56 witnesses cuz he had been military
104:57 intelligence and he published this and
105:00 you know all that used to go over to the
105:01 palace and um Prince Philip was very
105:05 keen on on all of this. I've heard that.
105:07 Oh, I know for a fact. Yeah. And so
105:09 because I know that the people involved
105:12 so he said um if you become too
105:16 worrisome as you see this interview is
105:17 in our archive there's certain people
105:20 who they will erase or do whatever.
105:23 So, you know, I think people kind of way
105:26 underestimate the reach of this
105:28 organization and to extent it has
105:31 operative embedded. But of course, the
105:34 grand conspiracy theories are false.
105:36 Also, Bohemian Grove, you know what,
105:39 maybe two of those guys know anything
105:40 about this. Trilateral Commission, maybe
105:43 two or three do, I think. So, I think
105:45 that one of the problems with these
105:46 conspiracy theories is that they're not
105:48 nuanced and they're all pretty dumb from
105:51 the point of view is you can't keep
105:53 something like this this secret with a
105:55 huge number of people knowing. The
105:57 number of people read in or read on to
106:00 anything like this in any detail is
106:02 going to be very very tightly
106:03 controlled. But those assets well
106:06 trained, well compensated, wellplaced,
106:09 and
106:11 so look, I mean, you know, and and they
106:14 don't mind killing one of their own.
106:16 Yeah. You know, when Bill KBY, who had
106:17 been read into this, tried to get a zero
106:19 point device to us and about just a
106:22 small amount, like $50 million in seed
106:24 money in 95. I think the the week he was
106:29 going to meet with a member of my board,
106:31 they found him floating down the the
106:33 river south of DC made to look like a
106:35 canoeing accident and his wife knew that
106:37 he had been killed. Do you know the Stan
106:39 Meyer story? I think you talk about it
106:41 in your movie The Lost Century. Uh just
106:44 like a car that like ran on water and
106:47 like he did. Is is that so was he taken?
106:51 He died of an aneurysm and do do you
106:53 think he act is that real or his twin
106:55 brother who we've met with and who is
106:58 really the electronics guy behind all
107:00 that Stan Meyer's twin Steve
107:04 um absolutely is convinced he was
107:06 poisoned and killed and you think that
107:08 that well we have 150 substances that
107:11 can kill people or poison them you know
107:14 so what about pawns fleshman the you
107:17 know they fusion yeah cold fusion
107:20 exactly I never met them. I certainly
107:22 they were on to something and I know
107:24 people who did much more souped up
107:26 versions of that. All those devices have
107:28 ended up being confiscated or the people
107:30 erased. Um the guys who bought Stan
107:33 Meyer's archive and all his devices. Um
107:37 we were trying to get it but we didn't
107:38 have the funding. It went to an
107:40 engineering group uh up in Michigan and
107:44 uh there was a a
107:47 man who I didn't know what the m who the
107:50 money was behind that. Mhm. So my
107:53 science advisor Dr. Loader went and saw
107:56 this warehouse full of floppy disc and
107:59 devices, but he had one thing of great
108:01 interest. We have a picture of it. It's
108:03 in our archive,
108:05 dpiarchchive.com. And it looks like a
108:07 sort of a tooidal electromagnetic. It
108:10 had a a magnetically charged fluid in it
108:13 and it was a complete free energy
108:15 system. So it had a national security
108:18 order slapped on it way back but it was
108:21 sitting there to acquire and we were
108:23 going to try to get it and then open
108:24 source it because you know memo to Peter
108:27 Teal and everyone else. If you try to
108:30 patent this or or or release it in the
108:33 normal, let's just say traditional
108:36 venture capital way, it'll never get out
108:39 ever. You have to dump it open source
108:42 off blockchain to a two three billion
108:45 people all at once. That's my belief. I
108:47 mean, like, well, there's no way. We
108:48 know. I mean, this is the whole point of
108:49 the law century was to prove I meet with
108:52 these kind of geniuses. I just met Yeah.
108:54 Yeah. with a Fortune10 company senior
108:58 scientist a couple weeks ago. Uhhuh. And
109:00 he came to LA to meet with me. Uhhuh. I
109:03 was on there's a podcast, Sweetest Lady
109:07 EverHu named uh Kloe Kardashian. He was
109:11 so she's so sweet. And she just released
109:13 yesterday a podcast I did with her. But
109:16 she she was so much fun. So sweet. Yeah.
109:18 She loves your work. Yeah. I had never
109:21 met her. Um she's very very kind and
109:23 beautiful person really smart I thought
109:26 very smart but she um uh so I was out
109:30 there this guy flies in super genius he
109:34 can build uh over free energy plasma
109:37 things he can do teleportation but the
109:40 major corporation he works for aim do it
109:43 so he wants to work with us bring it out
109:45 and he he I I said look
109:48 don't try to do it through patent you
109:50 have to open source it. But if you open
109:53 source it and you have a reach of a few
109:54 hundred thousand people, no one cares.
109:56 So I have a network of various
110:00 influencers and celebrities and can get
110:01 it to two, three billion people all at
110:04 once. In which case, you squeeze the
110:07 toothpaste out of the tube so hard can't
110:10 put it back in. So these fascists that
110:13 want to keep us dependent on earth
110:15 destroying energy systems forever, you
110:17 just say adios. Now what I he has the
110:20 ability to build things that teleport
110:22 and levitate. I said nope don't touch
110:25 those. So so where I think that people
110:28 in the administration I've spoken to are
110:31 are mirroring that what I'm saying about
110:32 to tell you and that is this needs to
110:36 get disclosed. We need to do it in a way
110:38 where there's a pathway for the people
110:41 involved to come clean but not be
110:44 imprisoned and not be executed. Mhm.
110:47 Because an eye for an eye will leave the
110:48 whole world blind. Mhm. Now, if you go
110:51 back to
110:52 93,45, you'll see what I wrote to the
110:54 Clinton administration. It was the same
110:55 set of recommendations. Hardcore people
110:58 in disclosure say, "Oh, we should round
111:00 them up and Nuremberg." I said, "No,
111:02 these guys are holding technologies that
111:04 are to trump card against everything the
111:07 Pentagon has." Yeah. And plenty of them
111:09 are just taking orders under threats of,
111:12 you know, their families lives. Yes. I
111:14 mean, we have to have compassion for
111:16 that. But even the worst of the actors
111:18 Mhm. they either need to come forward or
111:20 put on a leash, right? And sto stood
111:24 down. Now, to do that, you're going to
111:25 have to have a group of people who are
111:27 special forces trained. And that's the
111:29 other part of this we can talk about
111:32 carefully. Interesting. So, is there
111:34 there's a plan maybe to do that? Oh. Oh,
111:36 yes. It's already been in place for
111:37 about a year and a half, two years that
111:40 we So, what does that does that involve
111:41 storming Area 51 and Dougway and the
111:44 right pad or what what does this involve
111:46 literally? Wow. Okay. Well, they either
111:50 capitulate to the legal government of
111:52 the United States. Yeah. Or they're
111:55 declared treasonous operations and then
111:58 they're put under proper authority and
112:00 oversight. Don't they have the secret
112:03 weapons that can like aren't aren't we
112:06 unmatched? That's the reason. So, let me
112:08 finish the story with Admiral Wilson. We
112:09 keep getting diverted. So, at the very
112:12 end of the meeting, yeah, he said to me,
112:15 he's I asked him, "Can you help?" He
112:17 says, "Well, I he
112:21 is a B2 stealth bomber that I know
112:23 about." Mhm. And you're and I have
112:25 learned, he didn't say not what from me,
112:27 but what I've learned directly is that
112:29 there's an organization that have things
112:31 that can do circles, the man-made UFOs,
112:34 ARVs around my B2 still. So he says, "So
112:37 it's checkmate. It's point set match.
112:38 It's over." I said, "No, sir. We cannot.
112:42 It is David. The entire United States
112:46 legal United States of America
112:48 constitutional government is the David
112:51 and this organization is the Goliath.
112:53 You remember that? Which is why so many
112:57 presidents and so many senators and so
112:59 many military guys I've met with, they
113:01 get to the edge of this precipice and
113:03 they go, "God, mother of God," and they
113:06 back off. I wonder, but there's a way
113:08 around it. Okay.
113:10 So, where the Achilles heel of that
113:13 organization
113:14 is is that their numbers are very
113:18 thin. the subject's coming out and they
113:21 know the public opinion is going to go
113:23 against
113:24 them and then the and because their
113:28 numbers are
113:29 thin they they can be overwhelmed in a
113:32 tactical operation. The other thing is
113:35 their opsects are very good operational
113:39 security but they cannot withstand the
113:43 full force of a serious quote
113:46 investigation and operation tactical
113:49 operation. Now what they do have is
113:51 technological superiority and that can
113:54 be visiated through some technologies I
113:56 don't want to talk about where basically
113:58 you can go in and
114:00 neutralize. It's fire against fire. But
114:03 I'll just tell you, you can go in and
114:04 neutralize the facility without a bomb.
114:08 And it deal again it deals with
114:09 electromagnetic systems that are
114:11 advanced scalar systems. And you know
114:14 there's a a scientist who talked at our
114:17 2023
114:19 uh conference right before the national
114:20 press club event we did where Herrera
114:22 spoke and u he was a senior GE uh
114:28 physicist and scientist who specializes
114:30 in scalar So look, we have assets where
114:33 I could say, "All right, go in, you
114:36 know, so you could just, you know, their
114:38 man-made UFOs and all their other stuff
114:41 can neutralize it." That's all I'm going
114:44 to say. But I'm just saying that you
114:46 have to have an executive order from the
114:48 president to provide the protections to
114:52 these high value whistleblowers. You
114:54 need personal security. You need to
114:58 authorize uh a law enforcement operation
115:03 both KONOS and OKONOS United States and
115:05 outside continental United States it's
115:07 OKONUS
115:08 which can be done and then you need to
115:11 fund it. It'd be, you know, classified
115:14 funding. And then you also need to have
115:17 a pathway for when you acquire all this
115:20 material out of Doug Way and the Edwards
115:25 complex and Lockheed Skunk Works
115:26 underground and Northrup's underground
115:29 and Rathons. What do you do with it? And
115:32 are we're recommending the stuff that
115:35 flies is kept secret in terms of it
115:39 being it has to be acknowledged. We have
115:41 it. We all know we have thermonuclear
115:43 weapons, but you can't go to Ace
115:44 Hardware store and buy one. So, it it
115:47 has to get acknowledged properly, but we
115:49 just say right now the world is too
115:51 unstable to let every 10p dictator or
115:54 terrorist in the world have something
115:56 that can go from Mogadishu to DC in 3
115:59 minutes and drop a dirty bomb. Right?
116:02 There are valid national security
116:04 concerns about some of these
116:06 technologies and the world is not at
116:08 that place. The world is at the place
116:10 where something that could sit on this
116:12 table
116:14 that would run this building without
116:16 pollution.
116:18 Can we can we and there there what
116:20 happens then? The the Malthian problem
116:23 gets fixed. Malthusian Malthusian the
116:26 Malthusian problem gets fixed because
116:27 you have something where you're going to
116:31 eliminate in about 20 years global
116:33 poverty. Much of terrorism and
116:36 radicalization is the have and have not
116:39 problem. And because we're so
116:42 narcissistic and self turned inward
116:45 looking in America, we don't realize
116:48 three billion people on the planet don't
116:50 even have
116:51 energy to cook their food. It's why
116:53 they're chopping down the rainforest or
116:55 chopping down the brush in the de and
116:57 the deserts keep growing because it's
116:59 like a pack locusts that are just
117:00 ripping everything out. But it's because
117:02 of the severe mind-numbing inhumane
117:06 uh I tell Christians uncchristian
117:08 poverty that we've improve imposed. But
117:10 that's based on the energy system.
117:13 You're never going to fix it with wind
117:14 and solar ever or with a plug-in
117:17 electric car. It's never going to get
117:19 fixed. Now these new technologies will
117:21 fix that. It'll fix the biosphere, fix
117:25 pollution, end poverty, stabilize
117:28 geopolitically. Now they're going to be
117:30 losers.
117:32 hundreds of trillions of dollars in
117:33 assets and commodities. But again, it
117:36 isn't going to happen like this. It's
117:38 not like downloading an app. These are
117:40 heavy industries. It's going to take at
117:42 least 15 to 20, 30 years to transition
117:46 from our current cars and electric grid
117:50 to what I'm talking about. And I don't
117:52 know that we have 30 years. So, we need
117:54 to get going. So my point to people is
117:57 that in in the administration and I had
118:00 this little debate with Patrick David on
118:02 his show is that this you know taking
118:06 decades to do this could have been done
118:08 in the 20s30s 40s. This is
118:11 2025. We have 8 billion people on the
118:14 planet living like we're like in the
118:16 1800s energy wise. Oil, gas, coal, blah
118:19 blah blah. Wind. The Dutch had that ages
118:22 ago. Okay. So we have a little bit of
118:25 extra nuclear
118:27 1940s. So are you telling me the whole
118:29 world has to run on stuff that's 80 to
118:32 120 years old? This is ridiculous. But
118:36 it benefits a very very tiny oligarch
118:39 ruling group of people on the planet.
118:42 Energy banking petro dollar very I mean
118:45 we're not again we're not talking about
118:47 a few hundred billion. We're talking
118:48 about several hundred trillion dollars.
118:51 But if we're destroying the biosphere
118:54 and and what their solution is, well,
118:56 let's just keep diverting people with
118:58 shiny little problems in
119:01 9/11.
119:03 Aliens that are scary. See, that's the
119:05 next big thing. This is what Vernon,
119:08 this is why when people spread that kind
119:10 of nonsense, I am going to go after them
119:12 like a goddamn Rottweiler because that
119:15 is how we end up in World War II. That's
119:18 how we end up in a totalitarian
119:20 militaristic superstate. The opposite of
119:22 the golden age, the opposite of a age of
119:24 enlightenment, the opposite of a
119:26 sustainable world, that's the end of the
119:29 world as we know it. And I tell people,
119:32 even if there are some ETs that are
119:35 really are ETSs and not from another
119:37 dimension or a man-made
119:40 diversion that are
119:42 troublesome, you think you're going to
119:44 win that war down the barrel of a gun?
119:47 No. You're going to do C5 contact. Go
119:50 get the app. Anyone can get it. It
119:53 works. William Shatner has it and did it
119:56 and went up in space. So, go get it, you
119:59 know.
120:00 Barber and others will tell you it abs
120:01 that concept absolutely works because
120:04 what we have to do is figure out if
120:07 we're having any kind of
120:09 conflict is it always going to get
120:11 solved through a kinetic
120:13 war. Well, that's the end of the world
120:16 because you're not dealing with
120:17 thermonuclear weapons. You're dealing
120:19 with weapons that would make a hydrogen
120:21 bomb look like a tinker toy. M so when
120:24 you start getting into technologies that
120:26 can affect spacetime where you could
120:29 dissociate the basically the material of
120:32 an entire planet poof. No, you don't go
120:35 there. So this is a ser see for most
120:39 people they look at too much science
120:40 fiction and Hollywood crap and way too
120:42 much ufology where it mixes in all these
120:45 rubbish and false narratives and myths
120:48 with the truth. But if you think about
120:50 this as a thinking per a really serious
120:53 person, even if there was a civilization
120:57 or one or two, that might be pro
120:59 troublesome. And I don't think there's
121:00 any evidence there is, but I'm just you
121:02 can't prove a negative. So let's be
121:04 devil's advocate. No, I'll be the
121:06 advocate of what 99% of my colleagues
121:08 say. There are these worrisome aliens
121:10 that we have to fight.
121:13 And where are you going to fix that? How
121:15 are you going to fix that? Through a
121:17 war? through conflict. Well, it would
121:20 last about 0.1
121:22 nanoseconds. No, this is stupid. That is
121:26 a suicide mission. So, if we're going to
121:29 be serious about this, then we have to
121:31 think, well, even if that were the case,
121:33 and I don't think it is at all. Neither
121:35 does Jake because every here's the
121:37 thing, too. every man, and they've all
121:41 been men so far, who have been
121:43 operational on those retrieval teams
121:45 that I've been meeting with back all the
121:46 way to the early
121:48 90s, not a single one of them when they
121:51 encountered a living
121:53 one said they were anything but very
121:55 peaceful and very enlightened and and
121:57 very kind, but very concerned about
121:59 humanity and what we're doing to the
122:02 earth and to ourselves and potentially
122:03 to them. Because remember now here's
122:06 let's cut this to the bottom line here.
122:08 The reason we're running out of time is
122:10 that the technology curve from the 40s
122:13 to now has gone like that. So right now
122:16 and and and and Jake will admit this.
122:19 The nonhuman ET craft and the really
122:23 advanced ones from Rathon and some of
122:25 the other companies are virtually
122:28 indistinguishable. But that also means
122:30 the technology that can be weaponized is
122:33 at that level which means humans, this
122:37 corrupt organization not under the
122:39 control of the president, the Congress
122:41 and the
122:42 Pentagon is becoming a threat to other
122:45 worlds. This is where we cross a red
122:47 line. And I've known about it for 30
122:49 years. And I'm telling people, we are
122:52 right there. We're right at that point.
122:55 and that you do not want to cross that
122:56 red line to a point where there has to
122:58 be an intervention from out there,
123:01 right? But I think there are people in
123:04 this crazy corrupt
123:07 organization, this transnational corrupt
123:09 organization that runs this and a bunch
123:11 of other stuff who would like to see
123:13 that because I learned this in 94 from
123:16 the crown prince of Likenstein, Hans
123:18 Autumn. He seems super into this topic.
123:21 He's popped up a few times, didn't he?
123:22 take all the Roswell witnesses and and
123:25 fly them out to Europe and meet with
123:26 them. And so you've met him, too. And
123:29 Oh, yeah. Yeah. I spent a whole
123:30 afternoon with him and he's very No,
123:31 he's part of the organization. He is.
123:33 Oh, he was Opus Day. He funded funds
123:35 Opus Day, a really far right-wing group
123:37 at the Vatican. And I spent a lot of
123:39 time with him. But so you like him. You
123:42 find him of pure intention or No, no.
123:45 His intention. I was going to tell you
123:47 this. Listen. Uhhuh.
123:50 So this long meeting was very
123:52 disturbing. Uhhuh. And it was at the
123:55 Pierre Four Seasons in New York there,
123:58 but on Fifth Avenue across from Central
124:01 Park. And um we had a suite. Uh we had
124:06 wanted to meet for a while and I
124:07 couldn't deconlict my schedule as an
124:09 emergency doctor and his schedule. We
124:12 finally got together in New York because
124:13 he was coming to visit Lawrence
124:14 Rockefeller. Mhm. And so we had this
124:17 long meeting and he told me, he says,
124:19 "The reason I'm funding Bud Hopkins and
124:22 even back then uh John Mack and some
124:26 other people is that and um David Jacobs
124:30 Mhm. is that he had the threat
124:32 narrative, David Jacobs, is that we want
124:35 the public to hate the aliens so bad
124:40 that we can have an interplanetary war
124:43 so that we'll have Armageddon. So Christ
124:45 will return. I'm quoting. That's that
124:48 agenda. So it's an
124:50 esquetological esquetology is a study
124:52 how the world ends. So from that point
124:54 of
124:55 view this instead of having a future a
124:59 new world if you can take it as the ET
125:02 said the Colonel Corso that story it's
125:04 great. A new world that we could go
125:06 forward for hundreds of thousands of
125:09 years as an event that's in the world so
125:11 Christ will come back the Messiah. So
125:14 there's a
125:15 weird part of this organization that's
125:18 corrupt that has this firm belief that
125:21 we have to provoke an interplanetary
125:24 conflict and that's how the world comes
125:26 to an end and that's how Christ comes
125:28 back. Now when I heard this I just
125:32 listened and I was of course horrified
125:36 and stoaltified. I went, "What the
125:38 fuck?" You know, WTF and I didn't say
125:41 it, but I just wanted to hear where, you
125:43 know, where are you really coming from
125:44 in the organization you're part of?
125:46 Because he was part of that. Oh, sure.
125:49 So, he wanted to speed up the end of the
125:50 world so Christ could re which is why he
125:52 was funding all the abduction groups and
125:54 researchers. You know, I've heard he was
125:56 funding them because those were the
125:58 frontline people. So, a lot of those
126:01 were innocent people. They would have
126:02 someone who a CIA special operations
126:05 team or some other group that had one of
126:08 these man-made flying saucers or discs
126:11 would abduct someone. That case would
126:13 then be channeled through a couple
126:15 cutouts to David Jacobs or Bud Hopkins
126:17 or John Mack. Now, they didn't know that
126:20 I was debriefing people who were the
126:22 ones operating the abduction program
126:25 that was human. Same thing with cattle
126:27 mutilations. Linda Moon thinks those are
126:29 aliens. No, we're doing that. So, we're
126:32 there's all this talk now of
126:34 disclosures. You have, uh, disclosures
126:36 around the JFK assassination. People
126:38 want the 911 records. They want, you
126:41 know, all these things. They want
126:43 Epstein stuff. And so, uh, you know,
126:47 excuse me, do you think we get any
126:50 progress on UFOs? And then maybe even
126:52 the the better question because UFOs are
126:55 such, you know, it's so complicated.
126:56 It's this gangly octopus. It's so hard
126:58 to kind of find where the the bodies are
127:00 buried, so to speak. Um, no, it's not.
127:03 Well, well, yeah, maybe not. So, you
127:05 think it is? It's easy. Well, but what I
127:07 was going to say, here's what we're
127:08 doing. The actual intelligence Yeah.
127:11 that they need that that like Mr. Grush
127:13 was provided some of. Yeah. That could
127:15 lead to hitting pay dirt. Yeah. We have
127:18 a huge amount of it. other people I'm
127:20 working with who are who have been
127:22 former or current special forces have a
127:24 lot of it that can be provided
127:28 to the operation I'm talking about
127:30 that's being looked at but that needs an
127:32 executive order from the pre this is the
127:35 one pager for the president is that
127:36 going to happen do you think he's going
127:38 to listen and and sign an executive
127:40 order his son seems very into the issue
127:42 oh Don Jr. I spoke with him briefly.
127:44 Yeah. No, they're very interested.
127:46 Unfortunately, Don Jr. got gas lit about
127:48 a lot of this by Alzando with false
127:50 information. Joe Rogan has totally been
127:53 misled. Your episode with Rogan got
127:55 deleted or something. Well, he in order
127:57 to get his money from Spotify, they had
127:59 to take it out. Really? Oh, force. And
128:01 it's like when Sean Ryan had on me show
128:04 in Herrera. Shortly after that, he got
128:06 threatened. I'm I can't be on that show
128:07 anymore. Really? Am I Am I going to get
128:09 [ __ ] with? No. Well, I mean, you don't
128:11 have the numbers. If you had 20 million
128:14 people,
128:15 maybe I guess that's good. Or the
128:17 question is, what dirt do they have on
128:19 you? No, I think I'm pretty straight up.
128:22 So, if you don't care about being bought
128:24 off with money, I'm assuming you have
128:26 some assets. Yeah. Doing all right. And
128:29 yeah. So, so if you're if you're not
128:32 corruptible with money and and if you're
128:35 not somebody who's going to try to jump
128:37 the shark by getting on the inside for
128:39 the technologies is what happened. That
128:40 was Bigalow's Achilles Hill Bob Robert
128:44 Bigalow and you're not af, you know,
128:46 afraid. Mhm. Uh and you don't have
128:49 something they could blackmail you with.
128:52 You know, do you think Bob Bigalow has a
128:54 warehouse with UFOs in um in Vegas? No.
128:58 You don't? No. I can tell you that
129:00 Colonel Alexander, who was his
129:01 concigliad,
129:03 that was all set up so that the $22
129:05 million that Harry Reid helped get to
129:08 Bigalow Aerospace to research this would
129:10 be you. B here's what that operation
129:12 was. Send the money to that. Bigalow
129:16 didn't know this. He really did. He was
129:18 innocent. It was Alexander who did all
129:21 the gaslighting. Send the money to
129:23 there. They get the money. The Pentagon
129:26 thinks they're going to get a serious
129:27 research effort. you might as well have
129:29 opened the toilet lid, flushed $22
129:31 million down to the to the sewer because
129:34 that was a setup. And I spoke to uh
129:38 General Bob Herbert who was had left the
129:41 military and was right hand to Senator
129:42 Reid about this a few years ago during
129:45 COVID and another senior operative who
129:47 worked with him and they said to me, "We
129:50 didn't get anything of any value out of
129:52 all those millions of dollars." I said,
129:53 "No, because the person who is actually
129:55 directing that operation is someone who
129:58 has been key to covering this up for
129:59 decades as part of this rat pack of guys
130:03 named Colonel Alexander, who by the way
130:06 is the Conciglaria mentor for one Lou
130:08 Alzando."
130:10 Okay? So, look, you know, I'm not going
130:13 to mince words with you. I know you've
130:14 gotten all submerged in this stuff and
130:16 it's all mixed up in your brain, but I'm
130:18 trying to give a little clarity. I know
130:20 I'm a very people hate that I'm so
130:22 direct about this, but you know, I'm the
130:25 kind of I tell people if you have a
130:27 brain tumor, I'm not going to tell you
130:28 have a migraine, right? I'm going to
130:29 say, "Hey, bro, I'm sorry. You got a you
130:31 got a brain tumor. It's got to come
130:32 out." But that's just how I run. I'm a
130:35 very direct person. Yeah. But the the
130:38 the so so that operation really was sad
130:42 because and I really think um what
130:46 Bigalow wanted to do and I remember
130:47 meeting with him privately after the
130:49 Rockefeller
130:51 uh meeting is that he wanted to get on
130:54 the inside of the tech and what was
130:57 really going on with the intelligence
130:58 community because you know he was a a
131:00 Las Vegas billionaire. He was a he was
131:02 an heir to a real estate fortune in
131:05 Vegas. Budget suites, right, with and
131:07 all that. Yeah. So, he had the money, so
131:10 he didn't need the money, but he wanted
131:12 the access. So, they find what your soft
131:16 spot is. You know, where's your soft
131:17 underbelly? Some people, they just want
131:19 to get rich. Some people, they just want
131:21 to get in a position of power. Some
131:23 people, if they're already rich and
131:25 powerful, they want to get on the inside
131:27 of this big secret. So, that's how they
131:29 got their hooks in him. I warned him of
131:31 that. Same thing with Joe Fermage that
131:34 got pulled in and was this was this tech
131:36 entrepreneur who got into anti-gravity.
131:39 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And he got totally gas
131:41 lit and pulled into an operation. It
131:43 ruined his life and then he got put in
131:45 prison for something. And I warned him
131:47 this is going to be an op. You're going
131:49 to spend your money and all this time
131:51 because he took the same bait. He was
131:53 wealthy. And I met with him at the Mars
131:56 Cafe in South of Market in San Francisco
131:58 way back in the 90s. And I warned I
132:01 said, "Joe, you're gonna you're a mark
132:03 for these guys." And sure enough, that
132:05 same group of people intercepted him.
132:08 Peter Thiel was almost intercepted by
132:10 some of these people really for energy
132:12 technology stuff. Yeah. With how put off
132:15 and some others. Peter. Yeah. Like the
132:17 guy the guy that I've worked with. Yeah.
132:20 They were going to get 150 million of
132:21 his that would be flushed down the
132:23 toilet. How put off? No, I don't think
132:25 so. Yes, sir. Not I was I got a heads up
132:28 from the the senior most CIA guy and I
132:31 back channel that information to Eric
132:33 Weinstein. Yeah, but we I've met with I
132:37 because I'm open about this. I've
132:38 brought Howal into the office, but it
132:40 didn't nothing ended up happening.
132:42 So, he's he's they're putting him out,
132:45 you know, look, he's up in his what 80s,
132:47 I guess, now. Yeah. It's like a lot of
132:49 these guys, they have to find a a
132:51 replacement, but no, he was an operative
132:54 that was uh uh you know, I look I
132:59 probably his closest friend ever is on
133:01 my team and I know the whole backstory.
133:03 Same thing with Jacqu Valet. Great guy,
133:05 brilliant guy, but at some point he got
133:07 too far involved with that same cabal of
133:10 people and got corrupted. And this is
133:12 why, you know, in our um uh documentary,
133:16 we talk about the uh document that he
133:20 admits to having. It's in his 1992 book
133:23 that Jacqu Fallet wrote. I forget the
133:25 name of it. Um and there's an entry
133:27 where he talks about having a 1985
133:30 and that was when he was really got
133:31 involved with the Colonel Alexander
133:33 types and stubble types, the advanced
133:35 theoretical physics working group. No,
133:38 just let me finish.
133:40 The document is a description of CIA
133:43 operations in Argentina and Brazil
133:47 to abduct
133:49 peasants so that they think they're
133:51 being abducted by aliens for its quote,
133:54 I'm quoting psychological warfare value.
133:57 Now, we've asked Jacqu Fole to release
133:59 that document. He got very agitated of
134:03 against my research producers and said
134:05 no way because I think he knows that
134:07 that's so that is the core of the cover
134:10 up is the false convincing of the public
134:14 of an alien threat. But this is a black
134:16 and white CI document Jacqu Valet has
134:19 and I know a couple other people have it
134:21 but they've been threatened that
134:23 outlines that operation. So these
134:26 abduction programs have operated not
134:28 just US but also overseas for decades.
134:32 Remember that's a 40 year old document
134:34 85. And those programs were started well
134:36 before then. Well, I will say Charles
134:38 Douglas Jackson who ran psychological
134:41 warfare for the country and was uh
134:43 operated in the psychological strategy
134:44 board under Gordon Gray. Uh uh he showed
134:48 up uh at Betty and Barney Hills house
134:50 two weeks after they encountered what
134:52 they encountered. So I've always found
134:53 that to be kind of interesting. And then
134:54 he went on to work for Life and Time
134:56 magazine and he was responsible for
134:57 putting out this Zapruder film of JFK
134:59 getting shot with missing frames, right?
135:02 So maybe there's something kind of weird
135:03 there. I don't know. Well, I'm telling
135:04 you there is. I mean, this is this is
135:06 the part of this there's I call it the
135:08 myth the myth in the briefing document
135:10 for the president. I I take out some of
135:12 the names that I know are the operatives
135:14 doing it, but I have on it's a one
135:16 sheeter. On one side is the myth and the
135:20 other is the truth. Mhm. And who are the
135:22 purveyors of the myth and what is the
135:25 actual facts of it? Yeah. And unpacking
135:27 it is a very arduous complicated and I
135:31 I'll admit I didn't know what I'm just
135:33 telling you back in 1990 94. It came
135:38 from being pulled in by people who
135:41 wanted me to know the truth. Who are
135:43 these deep throats that some of these
135:46 800 people have debriefed? But there are
135:50 documents that would prove this like
135:52 jockey has that document. The law
135:54 enforcement and and the the president
135:56 should say subpoena that. Do you think
135:58 Nixon was taken out over this issue with
136:01 Watergate? Because you saw Deepth
136:03 Throat, the real Deepth Throat was a guy
136:04 named Mark Felt who's a deputy director
136:06 of the FBI. Correct. In his biography,
136:10 he talks about Nixon being shown covert
136:12 technology. And then there's this famous
136:14 story of Nixon showing up at Jackie
136:16 Gleason's place in 1973 and telling him,
136:19 "We have secret UFO technology, taking
136:21 him to Homestead Air Force Base." Yeah.
136:23 And then Jackie Gleason gets obsessed
136:25 with UFOs. His house becomes shaped like
136:27 a UFO. So is that story? Is that all
136:29 true? And 100% true. But it goes back
136:32 further. M so let's explain how national
136:36 security in in the 50s maybe from the
136:41 50s on the chairman of the what's called
136:45 the space council for the United States
136:47 government is the vice president
136:49 traditionally now they have a
136:50 professional director but the vice
136:53 president is chairman so Nixon was
136:55 chairman of space council during
136:57 Eisenhower he was part of the team that
137:00 betrayed Eisenhower along
137:02 these others. So they circled their
137:05 wagons and their limousines and pushed
137:07 Eisenhower further out of the picture,
137:09 the 5412 committee. So this would they
137:11 were very upset. I mean obviously so
137:14 Nixon of course lost the election with
137:16 Jack Kennedy. Mhm. And then he won in '
137:20 68. So when he was going to be in his
137:23 second term, he was going to be the
137:26 person he thought would disclose all
137:27 this and start bringing it forward. But
137:29 the organization that's way more
137:32 powerful than the presidency said, "Oh,
137:34 no you're not." Oh, yes I am. Oh, no
137:36 you're not. So Watergate did happen. But
137:40 I mean there's that kind of black bag
137:42 stuff happens all the time in politics.
137:44 I mean it's not I'm not excusing it.
137:46 It's just it's a dirty business, a
137:48 filthy business. So what happened is
137:51 that there was a young reporter named
137:54 Bob Woodard. Mhm. who was actually naval
137:58 intelligence in Pentagon. He was not a
138:01 journalist. He got moved over to the
138:02 Washington Post. Happened to have this
138:05 whistleblower
138:07 who then guess you know you know the
138:10 cover was let's expose the corruption
138:13 that Nixon did which he did
138:16 but it was really to remove him because
138:18 he was hellbent on bringing this stuff
138:20 out. So a similar thing of course
138:23 happened to Bill Clinton. The whole
138:25 Monica Lewinsky thing, Linda Trip was a
138:28 army intelligence NSA person was put
138:31 right beside Monica Lewinsky at a
138:33 cubicle to get through social
138:36 engineering befriending her the
138:38 information about that affair. Wow. And
138:40 then it was set up because when he was
138:41 asked about it, Clinton lied about it
138:43 under oath which it led to his
138:46 impeachment. That was also and so when
138:48 Hillary said I'm and I'm not excusing
138:51 any kind of behavior. I'm not trying to
138:55 But I'm just telling you this is how it
138:57 is done. All right? So they can either
139:01 kill you, they can threaten you, they
139:04 can do all kinds of stuff, or they can
139:05 set up something like that because very
139:08 few people get at that level of national
139:10 politics that are squeaky clean
139:13 and and they're going to know that and
139:15 they can use it against you. So this is
139:18 where people talk about welfare and all
139:21 the stuff going on. It's been done for
139:23 decades. I mean, let's face it, Nixon
139:26 weaponized the IRS and the DOJ long
139:29 before the people in the Trump circle
139:31 started talking about lawfare. That's a
139:33 proven thing. Do you think there's any
139:35 connection? And Nixon was a Republican.
139:37 Yeah. Right. So, I mean, you know, this
139:40 kind of dirty trick stuff's been going
139:41 on since forever. Speaking of dirty
139:44 tricks stuff, is there any connection
139:46 between Jeffrey Epstein and UFOs? I have
139:49 no idea. And I I actually the salacious
139:52 stuff related to that it's like oh my
139:53 god. Um I'm not excusing any kind of
139:58 underage whatever but you know I think
140:01 that that was probably a op to try to
140:03 pull in certain people and then have a
140:05 blackmail file on them. Mhm. Yeah. Seems
140:08 like it. when I'm speaking with some
140:10 absolute knowledge about it because
140:12 there's a very senior person in the
140:14 national security
140:15 apparatus who is was part of that who's
140:18 being kept on a short leash because they
140:20 have a a blackmail file on it. Wow. And
140:23 so that's how it's done. So, you know, I
140:27 could do a whole 5h hour podcast with
140:30 you about the techniques of counter
140:33 intelligence and disinformation on this
140:35 and the kind of dirty tricks run on
140:37 people. And if they can't get something
140:39 real, they'll make it up because with AI
140:41 and deep fakes. Yeah. I mean, they can
140:43 show the everyone in this room have an
140:45 orgy together. Right. Right. They can
140:48 take my voice and make me say anything.
140:50 They can create any docs they want.
140:52 It'll look absolutely authentic. In
140:55 fact, I just had that happen last week.
140:56 My iPhone was hacked into and all kinds
140:58 of stuff. I was threatened. Oh no. Oh,
141:01 this hap this has been happening since
141:02 91. Do you think that do aren't isn't
141:05 Tesla's stuff still classified by the
141:08 US? And then I know Towns and Browns is
141:10 classified by the Navy. So we're talking
141:13 about class classifiations of all these
141:15 other things and and declassifications
141:17 of all these other things. What about
141:18 the science? Can like fundamental
141:20 science shouldn't be classified. Can we
141:21 get Tesla's work open? Here here's the
141:26 problem. All of the everything that
141:29 doesn't fly or teleport
141:32 should and could be decl I mean a lot of
141:33 it be medical. I mean I've seen some
141:35 technologies at a underground lab on the
141:38 Mexican American border really El Paso
141:41 that you could regrow a limb. You could
141:44 a severed spinal cord could be
141:45 corrected. Are you serious? Yes. But
141:48 that's not being widely distributed. No.
141:50 Because the physics behind do you I
141:52 don't know if you have a physics
141:53 background the physics behind that
141:55 scalar no transdimensional physics would
142:00 be able to also quickly to any scientist
142:03 be converted to oh I can generate energy
142:05 from that all right so and if you and
142:08 the energy sector that runs the planet
142:11 where everyone's dependent on this line
142:13 of super tankers and power plants and
142:15 all of that the whole Brettton Woods
142:18 with the petro dollar the dollar being
142:20 the reserve currency because of
142:22 petroleum basically a Ramco in Saudi
142:26 Arabia was basically set up by the CIA.
142:28 So all of that integrated
142:32 macroeconomic issue is really one of the
142:35 core reasons for the secrecy. And so any
142:38 technology that would open that door
142:41 they don't want out because it threatens
142:43 the current order. Yeah. And when I
142:46 explained this to um the honorable Paul
142:49 Hillier who had been minister of
142:50 defense, I was one of the reasons why he
142:52 came out publicly. We did a press
142:54 conference together in Toronto. His um
142:58 before he contacted me, he contacted a
143:00 four-star general in the United States
143:02 because he read a book called The Day
143:04 After Roswell by Philip Corso. And
143:07 um then he realized this four-star
143:10 general he said, "Is this true?" He
143:12 says, "Oh yeah, that and more." that
143:13 general had been read on to it. And so
143:17 he called me up and we met and I spent a
143:21 lot of time at his place in Toronto. Um
143:24 and I explained to him the whole
143:25 macroeconomic order, how it runs, who
143:29 runs it, etc. And it turned out he was a
143:33 macroe economist. And he says, "I've
143:36 never connected UFOs and ETSs to the
143:40 science and technology part dealing with
143:42 energy." I say, "Well, bingo." That's
143:44 the heart of it right there. That and
143:46 the militarization of the relationship
143:49 between humans and non-human so that the
143:51 military-industrial complex can be this
143:53 global behemoth that keeps sucking money
143:56 out of the people and governments in
143:58 endless war. Have you heard the name Tim
144:01 Taylor ever? No, I don't know him. Um,
144:04 what about Ron Pandalfi? Have you heard
144:05 that name? Oh, sure. What do you think
144:07 of of him? Is he because that he comes
144:10 up a lot in this topic as you know
144:12 somebody interested in it and uh yeah is
144:14 he I you know look and you you bring up
144:17 names a lot I you know what uh
144:18 Elellanena Roosevelt said uh yeah she
144:21 did so you're insulting
144:24 me small minds talk about people
144:27 mediocre minds talk about events great
144:29 minds talk about ideas so you don't want
144:31 to talk about Penduli well there are a
144:32 lot of you can name a list forever yes
144:35 of course he was has been involved and
144:37 knows things and um I think he he's
144:41 another person who's uh very
144:44 knowledgeable and had been read on very
144:48 early on in his career. Mhm. And who I
144:51 think really I believe really wants a
144:55 correct outcome. Okay. Okay. So, I think
144:57 there are a lot of people that are, you
145:00 know, what one of
145:02 uh one of Jake's guys said to me. Uh,
145:07 wonderful man, brilliant named Don Paul.
145:10 I don't know if you Don Paul. Yeah, I've
145:12 heard great thing. I saw him get
145:13 interviewed and just wonderful man and
145:16 he had picked me up once in LA when I
145:20 was doing something and and he dropped
145:23 me off I I don't know Airbnb where I was
145:26 staying and and he said uh he said Dr.
145:30 Thank you for what you're doing for
145:32 those of us stuck on the other side.
145:36 and what what he meant by that we're
145:39 stuck on the in the side of these
145:41 illegally run shadowy legacy programs
145:46 but they're patriots they're good men
145:48 and women they want out but they need a
145:51 way out so that's what I'm trying to get
145:54 the president through these five
145:56 executive orders here they are one page
145:59 awesome it's put in his hands he has
146:01 this very cool is that we'll link it one
146:04 of them has to
146:06 this complete amnesty and immunity and
146:10 physical protection of these people so
146:12 they can come forward with everything
146:14 they have. Right? But you can't expect
146:17 people to do that naked, uncovered when
146:20 if they're doing so could result in
146:23 their their families being killed or
146:25 they're being imprisoned under false
146:27 pretenses. Of course. So I tell people
146:29 why what good is there having an FBI is
146:33 what I'd say to Mr. cash
146:36 uh Patel. Mhm. If it's not going to be
146:39 used against the worst criminal
146:41 enterprise within the US. Yeah. The true
146:43 deep state. Yeah. That is victimizing
146:46 patriots and heroes. Yeah. Trying to
146:48 come forward. I mean, this nonsense
146:50 needs to come to a screeching halt. And
146:52 a lot of these men and women, that's
146:54 what they're waiting for. And we got
146:56 really close to it when the Congress was
146:59 supposed to pass that bill to give them
147:02 safe harbor amnesty and protect them,
147:05 but it it was gutted by Turner, Rogers,
147:09 Pelosi, some other people. For the
147:11 skeptics out there, do you have a most
147:14 kind of visceral uh convincing piece of
147:17 evidence that you've seen in your life
147:19 where you're in possession of either a
147:21 document or a piece of material where
147:23 you're like, "This is disclosure for
147:26 me." You know, this is this is kind of
147:27 obvious. It was the weight of the
147:29 evidence and um you know, I don't have a
147:33 a dead ET body or or a craft I can haul
147:35 out. But that's what I'm hoping this
147:38 special operations team can acquire.
147:40 Well, there you go. Because we know
147:41 where they are. Do you feel like you're
147:42 being So, I know where the under, you
147:44 know, if you look at our map that's in
147:46 Let Hold that up. This is the brief.
147:48 There is a map in there that actually
147:50 has where all the key black sites are
147:53 and where all this stuff is. We'll we'll
147:55 throw it on and but it's all based
147:57 on frankly intel from all these
148:00 whistleblowers. Yeah. Well, you had deep
148:02 underground military bases are across
148:04 the US and Becktel has built a lot of
148:06 them. I think we used techniques used by
148:08 the Nazis actually after in well no
148:11 because in in our archive we have the
148:14 actual 1960s patent for a nuclearpowered
148:18 tunneling device and let me explain how
148:20 it works. It goes through bedrock and
148:22 basically turns it into glass. Whoa. And
148:25 so you have connectors
148:27 from Nellis Area 51 to Edwards go
148:31 underground. Boom. Dougway
148:34 um from the Capitol out to the mountains
148:37 in Virginia. Uh these have all been
148:39 built. Now, of course, they don't want
148:41 to disclose because it's a
148:42 nuclearpowered thing if it
148:43 malfunctioned, but it's a nuclearpowered
148:46 device that Becktail and other
148:48 corporations have used to build not only
148:50 the connectors, but the deep underground
148:53 facilities. Most people call them
148:55 stiffs, subterranean facilities. Some
148:57 people call them dumbs, deep underground
148:59 military bases. But it's a bit of a
149:01 misnomer because military would conote
149:04 the legal military. So you have the
149:06 shadow government military that Inoy
149:09 Senator Enoi talked about and you have
149:10 the conventional. Now when I was
149:12 briefing the senior investigators for
149:15 Senate Intelligence Committee when I
149:17 first started meeting with them, they
149:18 didn't know we had these facilities.
149:20 They didn't know we had man-made UFOs.
149:23 They didn't know the NRO had nutrino
149:25 light detectors on them picking up the
149:27 signature of the ET craft and knocking
149:30 them down. They didn't know and the list
149:32 goes on and on. And interestingly, the
149:34 main guy I was talking with in his
149:36 portfolio of oversight for the Senate
149:38 Intelligence Committee was the NRO, CIA,
149:41 and NSA.
149:43 Totally had no knowledge of it. M so I
149:46 tell people this is where it gets scary
149:49 for for me as a young doctor when I
149:52 discovered something this important is
149:56 being taken out of the hands of the
149:58 oversight of we the people's government
150:01 the the the government that we elect and
150:03 the people we appoint and then the
150:06 people who are in that system because
150:07 they're there are basically not
150:10 answering to the constitution the
150:12 president or the will of the people and
150:14 the congress They're answering to this
150:16 cabal of corrupt enterprises and that is
150:20 a very dangerous thing when you're
150:23 dealing with technology at this level
150:26 because and the human future and this is
150:28 where I'm fiercely def what it is. I
150:33 feel like I'm a one-man anti-defamation
150:35 league for ETSs
150:37 because everyone out there wants to have
150:39 the good ones and the bad ones where
150:41 we're going to have Star Wars and
150:42 Cowboys and Indian in space and endless
150:45 war of I'm going oh my god can you just
150:47 grow up out of that I mean this is so
150:50 first of all it's so stupid I mean it's
150:53 dumb dumb I mean it's like but it's hard
150:56 to speculate on these I mean no it isn't
150:58 we don't have great data like it's you
151:01 don't because you haven't studied my
151:03 stuff we have great data I've been
151:05 looking through it go look up this this
151:07 reference that Jocket's document from
151:10 the CIA has it black and white says
151:12 we're conducting the abductions, but
151:15 it's not just in the United States,
151:17 these operations are global. Uhhuh. So
151:19 again, you want the other thing I said,
151:21 so in the skiff, a secure compartment
151:23 information facility.
151:25 I'm in there and there's a map on the
151:27 wall and it's a normal map of the world
151:31 with all the geopolitical boundaries. I
151:32 said, "See that map?
151:35 The boundary between America and Canada?
151:38 Erase it." The boundary between Mongolia
151:42 and China erase it. The boundary between
151:46 wherever Yeah. India and ch it's gone.
151:49 Yeah. This organization moves with
151:51 elacrity
151:53 across the globe because their
151:55 technologies allow complete covert
151:58 movement, invisible movement, and they
152:01 have assets everywhere. We know that
152:02 there have been
152:05 um uh apparently a man-made UFO that
152:08 went down in Russia. We've gotten that
152:10 confirmed recently from a special
152:13 operations team. Wow. And there was one
152:15 that crashed and went down in northern
152:17 Iran that we had to try to go in and
152:19 stomp down. But you know, we have the
152:21 this is the next one that just came out.
152:26 Ouch. hurts to bend my I have these
152:29 three big puncture things in my abdomen.
152:32 So, this is Disclosure and Illustrated
152:34 History and it's a 220 30 page book um
152:39 that has, you know, all the we I wonder
152:43 where the Herrera one is. Yeah. So, they
152:46 have all these cases. Oh, here's here's
152:48 uh the tic tac. Oh, there you go. San
152:52 Diego, California, 2004. Yeah. But we
152:54 have one in there as a contrast. Uh-huh.
152:56 From 1967 in Pennsylvania in 1991 off
153:00 the Azors. Oh, here is the Rathon
153:04 triangle at uh Fort Irwin. Mhm. Wow.
153:09 That is man-made. Wow. And the guy who
153:12 saw it Uhhuh. in detail cuz he picked up
153:14 some night skits. He was told not to.
153:16 Uhhuh. Saw that there was this one and
153:18 then they were holographically
153:20 projecting several others. Wow. This
153:22 could be used in a in a false alien
153:24 invasion, you know, like a hoaxed
153:26 invasion. And then that later he and his
153:29 wife got abducted by this thing. Yeah.
153:31 And tortured. Whoa. And it was Rathon.
153:35 And everyone I would say out of a
153:37 million people proof that it was Rathon.
153:39 Oh yeah. Because he said the men who
153:40 took him there were Rathon operatives.
153:43 They took him aside, wanted to show him
153:45 this, but but not without the nightcope.
153:48 So he saw more detail than they wanted.
153:50 And for that reason it ruined his life.
153:52 Steven Dign wonderful man. Wow. And
153:54 Warner von Brown was convinced that
153:56 there would be this sort of false flag
153:58 operation because he knew when he died
154:00 in ' 74 Mhm. that was all fully
154:02 operational. You work with his
154:04 assistant, right? His last spokesperson
154:07 for his life. Carol Rosen's on our team.
154:10 Wonderful woman. Yeah. She's been trying
154:12 to get a treaty
154:13 signed that should have been signed
154:15 decades ago, keeping these weapons out
154:18 of space. Um, didn't she also tell you
154:21 though that I'll let
154:23 you that Warner von Braonn used
154:26 psychotronic weapons technology against
154:28 her or something? Use some psychotronic
154:30 technique. Wasn't against her. It was
154:31 for him to transmit to her a speech he
154:34 wanted to give to a big conference. Wow.
154:38 And he used like a mind interface. Yeah.
154:41 Neuralink sort of thing, but without the
154:43 wires. You know what Elon's working with
154:45 with Neurolink? Think of it what what
154:48 Jake's talked about with psionics. Think
154:49 of being able and this is where my
154:52 specialty came in back in after my
154:54 contact experience in 73
154:57 is
154:59 um I realized that these civilizations
155:02 have technologies that interface
155:05 directly with coherent thought. Mhm. So
155:09 not just any scattered thing but like if
155:11 you like in con the consciousness field
155:15 is not limited by
155:17 spaceime and which means it is
155:20 essentially
155:21 omniresent. So if you operate at a level
155:24 of understanding that and then with
155:26 thought
155:27 intend you can reach any place in
155:30 spaceime but also you can transmit
155:32 information that way and it can be
155:34 received but they're not just doing it
155:36 telepathically like like gurus they have
155:39 technology so it look like a little box
155:41 or a little uh device that can receive
155:45 directed thought can send and transmit.
155:48 So in 1991 I wrote a paper went all
155:51 through the aerospace industry and CIA
155:55 which kind of also put me on the radar
155:58 talking about technology assisted
156:00 consciousness right where that your
156:02 technology can assist you in the ability
156:06 but also consciousness assisted
156:07 technology where your thought
156:09 bioelectric field and thought can
156:11 actually turn on a computer or affect
156:13 remote places but it can be done
156:17 innately you know just through those
156:19 powers and abilities that some
156:21 telepathic and telekinetic people have,
156:24 but it can be done technologically
156:26 assisted. So that's why I call it TAC
156:29 and CAT. So that's in my first book,
156:32 Extraterrestrial Contact, the evidence
156:34 and implications, but it's from 99. You
156:36 can still get it. But I think that that
156:40 describes this and that is exactly what
156:43 they have. So interstellar
156:45 communications don't involve a
156:47 smartphone going at the speed of light.
156:50 They involve node to node quantum
156:53 entanglement. So if you know what
156:54 quantum entanglement is, every point in
156:57 space is connected to every other um in
157:00 sort of a holographic
157:02 non-locality. And so it go whether
157:04 you're an Andromeda galaxy and you're
157:06 here two and a half million lighty
157:08 years. You're not going with a, you
157:11 know, a Verizon signal at the speed of
157:14 light because it would take two and a
157:15 half million years to go one way, answer
157:17 the call, it'd be another two and a half
157:19 million years. It's going node to node
157:22 through entanglement. But there are
157:24 technologies that assist with that. But
157:26 it when you get to that level of
157:27 physics, you also get into the
157:30 telekinetic, psionic, telepathic
157:33 capabilities which can be interfaced
157:36 technologically.
157:37 So that's actually what we're doing with
157:39 C5 contact. We're not using any
157:41 technologies, but we know our friend the
157:44 visitors, they have it. So if you can
157:47 remote view them, connect to them and
157:50 then invite them. We don't summon them.
157:52 I told Jake, don't use the word summon.
157:54 You summon your butler. If you're the
157:56 king of England, you s summon your
157:58 valot. These are not your servants. It's
158:00 a dis it's a disrespectful term. We
158:03 invite them. And so we say what we're
158:06 trying to do is create a raw pole and a
158:09 contact between human and non-human for
158:12 peaceful purposes. We're not here to sum
158:14 them over and kill them. So that's the
158:17 that's the philosophy, let's say, or
158:19 ethos behind C5 contact. And you know,
158:23 there are millions of people around the
158:25 world doing that.
158:26 Amazing. That gets me the most grief.
158:29 You know, Jake and I have talked about
158:30 other people have talked about. I said,
158:31 "But it's also why the CIA and military
158:34 intelligence took us most seriously."
158:36 Yeah. Because they knew it worked. I
158:38 mean, they knew when we had this group
158:39 in '92 on a beach near Pensacola and we
158:42 had this 60 people for a weekend
158:44 demonstrating this four of these craft
158:46 just pop up right into right there. They
158:47 seem to take intense interest in people
158:49 who attract UFOs. So in you there's this
158:54 Chris Bledsoe this case in North
158:55 Carolina where Hal Pavvenmire this
158:57 longtime national and then he's been
158:58 intercepted by Jim Seivian and other
159:00 disinformation people who are
159:02 esquetologists. So do you think he
159:05 they're fanatics who want the end of the
159:06 world? You think Chris Bledo actually
159:07 saw something or Oh sure I'm likely he I
159:10 don't know him. I don't know because by
159:11 the time I learned about it he had
159:12 already been intercepted. But you think
159:13 he got inter he saw something and then
159:15 Absolutely. Absolutely. Uhhuh. Most
159:18 people are, you know, and you think
159:21 their interest, these these military
159:23 intel guys, their interest is in
159:25 esquetology is in like No, not all of
159:27 them. I mean, like I said, you know,
159:28 don't you can't be simplistic here. Some
159:31 are about macroeconomics, power,
159:33 control, military-industrial, endless
159:36 war. Others have this sort of belief
159:38 system. Yeah. that we have to have some
159:41 kind of endgame Armageddon nonsense in
159:45 order for Christ to come back or the
159:47 Messiah if you're Jewish or whatever or
159:49 the mitra for Buddhist you know all of
159:53 that is of course I think a
159:55 misinterpretation of things I don't
159:57 think it's the end of the world it's the
159:58 end of this era the opening of another a
160:02 golden age so I think if you look at
160:04 what the the so-called current cycle of
160:06 the last 400,000 years that's one cycle.
160:09 I think we're coming to the end of that
160:11 cycle and opening a cycle that will be
160:14 universal. That'll be about another
160:16 500,000 years. That'll be marked by
160:19 universal peace, not just world peace.
160:22 Uh interstellar travel, a very advanced
160:24 society here and people being liberated
160:28 financially and and by the means of
160:30 work. So their work week will come
160:32 become 10 15 hours and they'll be
160:34 pursuing the development of higher
160:36 states of consciousness and all these
160:38 other abilities that are innately within
160:40 us the human potential part. So I think
160:43 that's where we should be going. Now
160:44 there are other people when it's just a
160:46 it's like the hopy prophecy one line
160:48 goes up and the other one terminates.
160:51 The question is do we want to be on the
160:53 termination line? In which case, the
160:55 only way to go forward is for our
160:57 civilization to come out of the dust.
160:59 Mhm. Like the phoenix, out of the out of
161:01 the ruins, rise from the ashes, which
161:04 can happen. But you know, why choose
161:07 that when we can choose something else?
161:09 Yeah. So, right now, the door is open
161:11 for us to make that choice individually,
161:14 collectively. the people who are
161:16 profering false information about the
161:19 alien threat that we don't have these
161:21 technologies. If you say we don't have
161:23 them, then everything going on you can
161:26 ascribe to aliens when it's not. That's
161:29 the false flag. That's what I'm going to
161:31 go after. Because people who say that
161:33 they're lying, they're either ignorant
161:35 or they're lying. Now Elon Musk recently
161:38 said on Joe Rogan he has an all access
161:41 pass through Lockheed and Northrup and
161:44 we don't have any of these technologies.
161:45 The best technology out there is his
161:47 rocket. To be honest with you, I don't
161:50 know the gentleman.
161:51 I have no idea if he's not been readon
161:55 or if he's deliberately deceiving. What
161:58 would be your guess? I I wouldn't wager
162:00 one because I could see it either way
162:03 because of the level of people I've met
162:05 with and met with recently. He's got to
162:06 know if if in the world in which UFOs
162:09 and zero point energy, all these things
162:11 are real. He's got he's got to be the,
162:13 you know, but no, no, but here's the
162:15 problem. He doesn't have an all access
162:16 path. I was once at a meeting with uh a
162:19 chairman of SRRI and AT&T. Mhm. Do they
162:23 have compartment operations that have
162:25 dealt with
162:26 this bail labs and all that? This is
162:29 back in the
162:30 90s. And they said to
162:33 me, "We suspect there are projects in
162:37 our
162:38 companies, Stanford Research, dealing
162:41 with this, but we read on to them." So
162:45 there's a very big mistake people make.
162:47 Oh, he's the president. He's chairman of
162:49 Senate Intelligence. He's another G
162:52 general I briefed was the head of the
162:55 Defense Intelligence Agency. Mhm. Now,
162:57 for people who don't know, DIA, Defense
163:00 Intelligence Agency is the
163:02 top military intelligence organization
163:05 for the whole Pentagon and military like
163:08 CIA is for civilian. And I briefed a
163:11 three-star general, Patrick Hughes. He
163:14 had absolutely we had gotten him
163:16 briefing materials before the meeting
163:17 like I had for Admiral Wilson and these
163:20 sort of things. He had no knowledge and
163:22 when he made an inquiry he just got
163:24 brushed off. And yet I have a disclosure
163:27 project witness that worked for
163:28 DIA and with and also NRO imaging these
163:32 objects okay out in space and he was
163:37 very upset. General Hughes because I'm
163:39 in the conference room for the general
163:42 and I said look there are people on your
163:44 staff who absolutely have been read into
163:46 this and they're lying to you. How does
163:49 that work? Like just as far as there
163:50 being no clear chain of command, like
163:53 how do you have pockets of middle
163:55 management that are and then higher up,
163:58 you know, their their superiors don't
164:00 know what's going on? Cuz I I've heard
164:02 stories like that. They're huge. They're
164:03 huge organizations and the people who
164:06 are corrupt who are getting money. They
164:08 get kind of paid back door by cut.
164:12 They're cutouts. They're operatives. And
164:14 you know, I mean, there are all kinds of
164:16 knocks, nonofficial cover people. So
164:18 this is really an issue of both
164:20 corporate and American sovereignty
164:22 because it's you're sort of you have
164:24 this like backdoor funneling of money in
164:26 many cases. There's the legal black
164:28 budget of the United States, right? That
164:31 the the president and the gang of eight,
164:34 the top people in the Congress know
164:36 about. Sure. Not all the congressmen.
164:39 And I deal with those folks. But then
164:42 there's the illegal black budget. Mhm.
164:44 And I tell people, let's make it simple
164:46 for the average person. You know, if we
164:49 get build
164:51 $2 billion for a B2 stealth bomber, it's
164:54 probably costing less than 100 million
164:56 to make it. I mean, come on. Once you've
164:57 made a few of them, does B2 stand for
164:59 Biffield Brown? Do you think it's time
165:01 to brown? Well, wait, let me finish. The
165:04 rest of the money goes out the back
165:06 door. The other 1.8 8 or 1.9 Mhm.
165:09 billion out the back door into these
165:12 clandestine illegal man-made UFO
165:15 projects. Mhm. So, you know, I've been
165:19 over sites where that these objects that
165:22 are man-made come up out of the desert
165:25 up through an opening, come up into the
165:27 air, and they're 100% man-made. And I
165:32 would say that almost everyone in the
165:35 normal government, let's call it the
165:37 regular would think it was, oh my god,
165:39 it's a UAP. Well, I guess it is. It's un
165:43 it's unexplained to them. It's, you
165:45 know, it's an unknown to them. But see,
165:48 that's where it's dangerous because one
165:50 of the reasons I had the meeting with
165:51 General Hughes
165:53 was one of his
165:56 colleagues, if you look at our
165:58 disclosure witness, Merl Shane McDow,
166:00 look it up. that's in here.
166:03 He was uh working under Sync Atlantic
166:05 Command, the commander-in-chief Atlantic
166:07 Command in Norfolk and they went to a
166:11 full code zebra alert, which means the
166:13 facility shut down. You had to have
166:15 zebra stripes on your badge or you were
166:18 shot by the Marines there with M16s.
166:21 Everyone had to be cleared out. So, I've
166:23 been there. It's an underground place.
166:24 It's where World War II would be fought.
166:26 All the nuclear submarines that we have,
166:29 I've been in there. My military escort
166:31 took me in. Admiral train, Admiral Harry
166:34 Train back then. This was in the 80s. An
166:37 object came in off the coast of
166:39 Newfoundland and it was what you said
166:41 about Jack Kennedy trying to deconlict
166:43 this problem with the Soviets. We
166:46 thought it was a Soviet object or
166:49 missile. And so he picked up the red
166:51 line to the Soviet Union. This is 80s.
166:55 It wasn't theirs. Wasn't ours or that he
166:58 knew of. It came off down the coast,
167:00 ended up being on five radar stations.
167:03 We deployed an aircraft to shoot it
167:06 down. And it couldn't, but it took had
167:10 gun camera and the admiral and this
167:13 gentleman saw that footage. I don't have
167:15 it. It's somewhere.
167:17 And but the admiral was shaken to his he
167:21 had no idea what this was. We could have
167:23 gone to nuclear war over this
167:25 mishap. Think about it. the guy sitting
167:29 there in the some commander-in-chief
167:30 Atlantic command fourstar admiral not
167:34 read into this. So when I found out the
167:36 head of the Defense Intelligence Agency
167:39 wasn't read on and he's the top of that
167:42 whole system for military intelligence,
167:45 I realize this is really dangerous that
167:48 people at that level of our government
167:50 are completely unaware of this and would
167:53 could mistake a man-made UFO with an
167:56 alien one or something from another
167:58 country and trigger World War III either
168:01 on off planet or on planet. So this
168:04 information is of enormous national
168:07 security consequence, but it's never
168:09 been treated that way. See, this is the
168:11 problem. You know, it's movies, it's
168:14 podcast, it's entertainment, it's but
168:17 no, this is of the gravest level of
168:18 national security of anything I've ever
168:20 heard of and I've been around a long
168:23 time looking at a lot of spooky stuff.
168:25 So that is where this is how a country
168:28 like ours or others get they get sort of
168:33 stumble into Yeah. a war is what
168:35 happened with the Iraq and Afghanistan
168:38 wars. Yeah. So we have to be careful
168:40 here because here we're not talking
168:42 about a kinetic war with boom boom you
168:45 know bombs and cannons and the meat
168:47 grinder of Ukraine and and Russia. We're
168:49 talking about something that's very
168:51 dangerous. Yeah. Orders of magnitude
168:53 more dangerous. and it simply is not
168:55 being uh looked at and managed in a way.
168:59 Now, these executive orders, yeah, that
169:03 one I mentioned the ones about the
169:05 whistleblowers and the having a an
169:09 operation to get these uh stood down,
169:13 you know, like the facilities that have
169:15 been targeting these craft that are ET
169:18 and knocking them down, that needs to be
169:19 stood down because that could that could
169:20 lead to World War II. M um and and we
169:23 need one that requires all these
169:25 operations to fully disclose within 6
169:28 months or the people involved would be
169:30 prosecuted for treason and other crimes.
169:33 We need an executive order to authorize
169:35 an advanced diplomatic team based on C5
169:38 contact to make peaceful contact with
169:40 these non-human because there has been
169:43 no response from
169:46 humans.
169:47 Um that has been anything but denial or
169:52 violent very how ridiculous. That's why
169:56 I started this whole project 1990. It
169:59 was to to address this issue that
170:01 they're there, but how are we reaching
170:03 out to them? Nobody is. Not the United
170:06 Nations, no foreign ministry, our State
170:09 Department. It's all off because it's an
170:12 unknown subject. So that has to be done.
170:15 And we need an executive order
170:16 authorizing the review and release of
170:18 the technologies as I said, but
170:21 excluding things that could be used as a
170:23 weapon system, right? But things that
170:26 would ameliorate uh the environmental
170:28 problems and poverty on the planet and
170:31 eventually give the whole world what
170:33 this executive chairman of this big
170:36 corporation said free energy for the
170:38 whole world because you're pulling
170:40 energy out of this uh subatomic field.
170:45 Hydrogen atom is key to this by the way.
170:47 Interesting. Yeah. We're getting to the
170:50 weeds here of physics. If you were able
170:52 to separate the oxygen and hydrogen
170:55 bonds. Oh, the hydrogen atom. I'm
170:57 talking about the atom. So, what people
170:58 don't Here's the secret about Stan
171:00 Meyer's little giddy. Uhhuh. He didn't
171:02 know it at the time because they didn't
171:04 have the tools to measure it. It was an
171:06 empirical observation. I mean, it was
171:08 just observed uh in the real world. So,
171:12 empiricism is the foundation of most
171:14 science. M you know like we can observe
171:17 the effect of something like a substance
171:19 that's in fox glove the herb
171:22 digtoxin which actually is used in
171:24 medicine for congestive heart failure.
171:27 Well it was discoveredund and some years
171:29 ago we observed the effect but it was
171:31 only very recently that we knew what the
171:33 actual mechanism of action at a
171:36 molecular and physics level was of this
171:39 100-year-old medicine. Same thing with
171:41 aspirin. We knew it had these effects.
171:44 We didn't know how it worked until not
171:45 that long ago. So this man Stan Meyer
171:50 observed an effect that at certain
171:52 frequencies water would dissociate into
171:55 hydrogen and oxygen at less than the
171:57 Faraday constant. The amount of energy
171:59 needed to dissociate it. What he didn't
172:01 know which has been uh documented, we
172:05 mentioned this in our documentary, The
172:06 Lost Century. If anyone wants to look at
172:08 it, go to Tuby. It's up there for free.
172:11 And it describes that when you do the
172:15 very electrostatic high voltage system
172:19 he was using at certain frequencies, it
172:21 creates these tiny little like ball
172:23 lightning effects
172:26 that it kind of tiny little explosions
172:30 that activate and perturb stimulate that
172:36 zero point quantum vacuum field. And
172:39 that's why the energy that he was
172:41 getting out, in other words, if you just
172:43 took the energy of oxygen and water, I
172:46 mean oxygen and hydrogen that if you
172:48 separated them into the two gases and
172:50 burned it, he was getting much more
172:52 energy than that, but he didn't know
172:53 where it was coming from. That's where
172:55 it's coming from. So now we know the
172:57 physics of that. And I would like to see
172:59 if anyone's listening who's actually
173:01 venture capital, let's start a venture
173:03 capital fund to do this because I've got
173:05 the people who can do it, but we don't
173:06 have the funding. But here's a warning
173:09 to you money grubbing [ __ ] It's it's
173:11 gonna it's going to be open sourced.
173:14 Uhuh. It's gonna be like GitHub. It's
173:16 going to be put out openly to the
173:18 public. We have a mutual friend, Adam
173:19 Curry, who's super deep in a lot of
173:21 these technologies. Oh, yeah. He's a
173:22 wonderful guy. Yeah, he's great. Yeah.
173:24 Big fan of his. But someone's going to
173:26 have to actually set up a secure lab
173:29 that would be on, you know, blockchained
173:33 but open to the internet. Everything
173:35 going on is known in real time. No
173:37 secret sale back. So you're not going to
173:39 do the whole Here's the problem. People
173:42 think they're so clever. They're going
173:44 to work on this. It'll be secret. Yeah.
173:46 Until they kill you. The Stan Meyer
173:48 guys, you know who those guys who got
173:50 the Stan Meyer collection and that
173:53 Toroid, all of them but one were killed.
173:55 Wow. And before they were killed, the
173:58 Lord I won't say his name, Lord so and
174:02 so out of the United Kingdom who was
174:04 their funer called me up and said, "Dr.
174:06 Greer, we need your help." Day late and
174:08 a dollar short. They're after them. They
174:10 they figured out how these things work
174:13 and they they think they need to move
174:15 their lab from Michigan to another
174:16 country. I said, "Bro, you're going to
174:19 have to move your lab to another star
174:20 system. This organization will hunt you
174:22 down anywhere. And what they need to do
174:25 is dump everything they have through
174:27 blockchain on the internet and out to
174:30 the public. But see, they had such a,
174:33 excuse my language, they had a hard on
174:34 for getting the money and monetizing it
174:38 and p keeping it, you know, their own
174:40 little secret
174:42 thing. Next thing I So, I wrote a whole
174:45 p I don't know, a couple page thing
174:47 strategy for them. I think it's in our
174:49 archive.
174:51 It is with taking the name off of the
174:54 Lord so and so because he doesn't want
174:57 to be known publicly. But that's amazing
174:59 though. Somebody in the House of Lords
175:00 was funding this free energy. Well, I
175:03 mean, everyone's interested in this if
175:05 you've got a thinking mind and you were
175:07 concerned about the world if you care
175:09 about the world at all. But it was done
175:11 incorrectly. So, and I warned them at
175:13 the front end of it. I said, "If you do
175:15 this the way you're planning to do it,
175:17 you're dead men walking." Sure enough,
175:20 few years later, I meet with a guy in
175:21 Orange County who who knew the one
175:23 survivor of that. He says, ' And the guy
175:25 was crying like a baby. So, all the rest
175:26 were killed. I said, 'Of course. What do
175:29 you think would happen? They were
175:30 obscure, secret,
175:33 unprotected, and you don't I don't care
175:35 if you're Elon Musk, you don't have
175:36 enough money to keep yourself safe from
175:39 that crowd. How do you think you So, you
175:40 have to open source it. How do you think
175:42 you've been able to survive? Have
175:44 attempts have been made on your life,
175:45 right? Oh, sure. Yeah. And do do you
175:48 feel do you feel protected by the ETSs?
175:51 Yes, you do. Yeah. You've guided by
175:53 them? Yep. Wow. Yeah. That's
175:55 fascinating. They have a security team
175:57 and Wow, that's amazing. Like a physical
176:00 security team or it's more like sort of
176:02 ephemeral as far as how they No, it's
176:04 both. Yeah. But they I mean, look, they
176:06 can move between dimensions and Wow.
176:10 you know I put look when I died one of
176:12 the great things of having been so sick
176:14 and died this is kind of worse because
176:16 somebody
176:20 but you you if you have that kind of
176:23 experience
176:25 uh I'm not particularly religious at all
176:27 but in terms of organized religion but
176:29 spiritual yes and Jake and I have talked
176:32 about that is
176:34 that what you're afraid of what you know
176:37 if you know there if you know that your
176:39 conscious ious self continues in higher
176:43 and higher states of consciousness
176:46 forever. Why are you? So, you know, make
176:49 my day and kill me. I've seen the other
176:51 side. It's beautiful. So, I don't want
176:53 to I mean, look, I have 12 grandkids and
176:55 four daughters. I mean, I'm not going
176:57 anywhere unless it's my time. You know,
176:59 my ticket gets punched, I'm out, you
177:01 know, but um so I sort of like give it
177:04 to the great spirit, you know, and say
177:06 what happens happens. But what it means
177:09 is it liberates you from having your
177:11 life guided through fear. So remember
177:13 how controlling fear is. Fear of the
177:16 aliens, fear of of Armageddon, fear of
177:21 being tortured, fear of poverty, fear of
177:25 having your secrets exposed, fear they
177:28 these evildoers, these thugs control
177:31 through fear. Yes. But remember, fear is
177:34 the mind killer. It makes people take
177:36 leave of their intellect and their
177:38 spiritual
177:39 faculties. So that is why demagogues,
177:44 religious, political, what have you,
177:47 they're very adept at utilizing fear for
177:51 control. M that's my big concern and my
177:54 beef with most people in the UFO
177:56 subculture who put out these fearsome
177:58 dystopian views of the ETSs but also at
178:02 the same breath cover up the fact we
178:05 have the technology to stage everything
178:07 that would look ET that isn't. So, with
178:10 with that being said, if it's just at a
178:13 UFO conference with a few hundred
178:15 efficionados of this, that's one thing.
178:19 But when it gets to where someone like
178:21 that is in major media or talking to Don
178:25 Jr., this nonsense, I have a problem
178:28 with that because that has consequences.
178:31 So people need to be very careful about
178:33 that because there's a whole team of
178:35 people who are attached to senior
178:37 national security now who know that's
178:38 going on. And if if we can get a law
178:42 enforcement operation stood up, not just
178:45 investigate because we're doing that,
178:48 but to actually act, take action. Anyone
178:52 on the wrong side of this wittingly,
178:54 knowingly is going to be in a world of
178:56 trouble because you're really talking
178:58 about colluding with a treasonous group
179:00 of people who are imminent threat to
179:03 national security. So I I say that and
179:06 people say, "Are you making a threat?" I
179:08 said, "No, I'm just saying that it goes
179:10 to follow that once people at a certain
179:12 level a government realized that they've
179:14 been had and they've been deceived and
179:16 lied to, they have the mechanism to fix
179:20 it." Now, maybe it would be fixed
179:22 clandestinely. We wouldn't know about
179:23 it. Fine. But I'm saying to the public,
179:27 anyone who has actionable
179:29 intelligence needs to come forward to us
179:31 very soon. If you're on the wrong side
179:33 of this, get we can get you on the right
179:36 side and we can get you
179:38 immunity, right? We can. Now, even
179:43 without an executive order, law
179:45 enforcement at a certain level has the
179:47 ability to immunize people if big if
179:51 they completely come clean. So it's it's
179:54 transactional in the sense that you
179:57 would have to come clean with everything
179:59 and not be involved any further in
180:01 illegal operations and then you would be
180:04 immunized. So I was told a few months
180:07 ago that can be done. So I'm making an
180:09 appeal to people now's if you're going
180:11 to do it now's the time to do it. You
180:13 don't want to you want to be on the
180:14 right side of history. You don't want to
180:16 be on the wrong side of this. Um because
180:20 ultimately truth will come out about it.
180:23 And um it's going to be better for
180:26 people if they do what Jake and his guys
180:30 are trying or just starting to do a
180:31 little bit and step over into the
180:34 correct side of it. What do you think of
180:35 his new private venture, his company?
180:37 Oh, I don't know. I mean, you know, wish
180:40 him luck. I mean, so long as it's
180:42 non-kinetic
180:43 against the ETSs, it's fine. I think
180:46 mostly what they're encountering are our
180:48 stuff. Okay. Interesting. Yeah. Because
180:51 cuz it's on a range that where our stuff
180:53 might fly or something or
180:57 look remember 80 90% of everything
181:00 people see out there they're calling a
181:02 UAP is our stuff. Uhhuh. I mean and a
181:05 lot of it is so advanced now it can
181:07 mimic an ET. Wow. Object. So it takes a
181:12 lot of information and experience to
181:14 distinguish the two. But he would have
181:16 the experience right to distinguish. No,
181:18 he even admits oh that it's at the point
181:21 that and I will admit that as I said
181:24 earlier this technology curve keeps
181:26 going up of human reverse engineering.
181:29 So when you've had some of the highest
181:31 IQ brains in the world gifted who worked
181:34 in these
181:36 programs studying the real ET material,
181:41 material science, physics, all of
181:45 it, you're going to eventually be at a
181:47 level of close to par where what happens
181:52 is that even a very experienced operator
181:56 like Jake and his guys or or me and I've
181:58 been involved in contact with the ET
182:00 since I was 8 years old seeing them, you
182:03 know, and then even more intimate
182:06 contact. You can be easily deceived and
182:09 this is dangerous. So, this is why 30
182:11 years ago I raised the alarm bell. This
182:14 is going on, but technology doesn't
182:16 stand still. It's not like we got the
182:18 ARV from 19 late 50s60s, you know, that
182:21 Mark McCannish's drawings and sure, you
182:24 know, Brad Sorenson went to this air
182:25 show in 1988. That's in here. Yeah. You
182:28 have the mama bear and papa bear
182:30 acornshaped
182:31 uh UFOs. Yes. And he was shown this
182:34 video and he was with this Italian
182:36 finance here and they go to this sort of
182:37 back of the house thing and then they
182:38 have this these magneto hydrodnamic
182:40 drives underneath and so yeah but the
182:43 hanger at Norton which has been
182:45 decommissioned 88 that was an air show
182:47 to get more money from the Reagan era
182:49 people and there were three of them.
182:51 There was the baby, the mama and the dad
182:53 granddad. Exactly. And those three that
182:55 was real. But do you know when those
182:57 those were built? When were they built?
182:59 Late 50s, early 60s. Well, they had a
183:01 lot of wear and tear on them according
183:02 to the interior. If you I have a full
183:06 transcript
183:08 of Brad Sorenson talking to an aerospace
183:10 writer. Mhm. And those components on the
183:13 inside
183:15 were from the Mercury space capsule era.
183:18 Wow. Late 50s, early 60s. But then uh
183:21 James Allen, the creator of the movie
183:24 about Mark McCandish,
183:26 uh Zero Point or whatever, he died of an
183:29 aggressive form of cancer and they found
183:31 heavy metals in his autopsy. I don't
183:32 know if you're familiar. Oh yeah. I
183:34 mean, look, a lot of people in my team
183:35 I've
183:36 had I had I was me and my best friend
183:40 and assistant at the time and a member
183:42 of Congress all got aggressive
183:43 metastatic cancers. Jesus. And yeah, I
183:46 almost died. I had metastatic malignant
183:48 melanoma. You think that was brought on
183:50 by this talk? Oh yeah, absolutely. We
183:51 know how it's done. Um, I've gone
183:54 through hell. But you know and but the
183:58 point I'm making is those the folks
184:01 involved in these programs who want to
184:04 come forward you know they are at some
184:07 significant risk
184:09 until the government of the good guys
184:12 let's say
184:14 in government representing we the people
184:16 who aren't read into this stand up an
184:19 operation to stop it because otherwise
184:22 it's an unchecked rogue power with
184:25 unbelievably malicious intent. And you
184:29 know, you can't let that go on for I
184:31 mean, it's been going on for 70 years.
184:32 Yeah. Can't go on for another 10. I
184:35 don't think it can go on for another
184:36 five. This is why I think whether you
184:38 love or like him, the current president,
184:40 that administration is going to have to
184:42 deal with this. If we're at
184:43 technological par, whether they like it
184:45 or not, if we're at technological parody
184:47 with these extraterrestrials, how can we
184:50 be sure that the crashes that or not
184:53 even crashes, the the vehicles that Jake
184:56 Barber and his team retrieved were in
184:58 fact of extraterrestrial origin, the egg
185:00 and the eight gun at these test ranges
185:03 in California. If we're at par and it's
185:05 hard to distinguish, how do we know?
185:07 Well, you you have to actually get to
185:08 the point where who's on board and is it
185:11 a man-made alien or a real one because
185:14 we have man-made ones that are both
185:16 robotic and partially biological. Is
185:18 there anything about his testimony that
185:20 makes you confident that you know I look
185:22 I think he's seems very sophisticated
185:24 and experienced. No, he he has
185:26 definitely dealt with retrieving the
185:28 non-human, but he's also has seen and
185:31 seen the testing of the man-made ones.
185:34 Okay. And so it's his experience with
185:36 both that gives him conviction. Yes. And
185:39 then it's hard to say because a lot of
185:40 the stuff is classified as far as the
185:42 differences or whatever because I'm just
185:44 trying to think through it first
185:45 principles for me and I'm like I don't
185:47 know. And I go through the same
185:48 algorithm when I'm out there with my
185:50 team looking at something. Got it. You
185:51 know is it real or is it memorex like
185:53 the old commercials you know uh you know
185:55 is is it a a well done human faximile?
185:58 Yeah. Or is it an actual
186:00 extraterrestrial vehicle or NHI craft?
186:03 Now the best way to do it is to under is
186:06 is if the if that object
186:09 responds very clearly to the what I call
186:13 the coherent thought intention
186:16 that ain't ours that's ET. So one of the
186:20 tests we do is
186:23 conscious mind matter consciousness
186:26 technology interface and if that is gets
186:30 confirmed very likely it's ET. If it
186:34 doesn't, I'm kind of agnostic about it
186:37 and say, "Well, that might have been
186:40 ours. It might have been theirs." And it
186:42 without enough data, um, who knows? And
186:46 we have had experiences where the ETSs
186:49 themselves have teleported right into
186:52 our circle or near our circle. We have a
186:54 couple great photographs of them. Why
186:56 are you so controversial? I tweeted
186:59 today that I'd be speaking to you. I was
187:01 very excited for this. For me, this was,
187:02 you know, long time coming. I was really
187:04 excited to just dive deep with you. And
187:06 I want to say most people were pretty
187:08 positive on Twitter, but there was a
187:09 subset of people that were like, "Ask
187:11 them about, ask him about the flares at
187:13 the C5 thing, like you see put out."
187:15 Yeah. You know, that was put out. I'm
187:16 going we I don't know anyone who's ever
187:19 done that at any of our events, and I
187:21 certainly haven't. So, you're on record.
187:22 That's That's fake according to you.
187:24 That's fake. Oh, 100%. 100%. But here's
187:27 what's going to happen. Anything like
187:28 that could be an orb. Mhm. If you want
187:31 someone who wants to defame you to say,
187:33 "Oh, well, that was something Greer paid
187:35 someone." First of all, I don't have the
187:37 assets to do that. And secondly, I've
187:40 never done something like that. Put me
187:41 under a sodium penol. But those things
187:44 are put out there to discredit someone
187:46 who's actually telling the truth, the
187:48 whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
187:50 That's what they don't want to hear.
187:51 They want you to tell a partial truth
187:53 that comports with the false disclosure.
187:56 So, there's two disclosures trying to
187:58 happen. There's the actual truthful
188:00 disclosure and there's the truth that
188:03 serves the secret agenda. In 99 1999, go
188:07 look it up. I wrote a paper and it's
188:10 called when disclosure serves secrecy.
188:13 So when a disclosure is spun in the
188:16 direction Allah Alzando Allah she Allah
188:21 Gary Nolan Allah Shehan you don't like
188:24 Shihen?
188:25 Well, he was our lawyer, but then he
188:27 went over to Alzando. Oh. Would you ever
188:29 debate Alzando? Oh, sure. No problem. I
188:32 think he's going to be in town tomorrow.
188:34 Yeah. All the time. You have any I'm on
188:36 another show and then I fly out tomorrow
188:38 night and I'm I'm injured. So, okay. But
188:40 this is the I don't know if you you
188:42 showed this when when Mr. Herrera was
188:44 there. Oh, yeah. He had a model of this.
188:46 Oh, good. Good. Yeah. So, just so So,
188:49 this is one of the cases in this new
188:50 book. By the way, everyone can order
188:52 this. It's hard and soft copy. Cool.
188:54 That's an awesome book. Yeah. And
188:56 Michael Strat is a great uh illustrator
188:59 and researcher. No, he didn't do the
189:00 illustrations. Oh, he didn't do
189:01 illustrations. No, those were done by a
189:02 professional artist. Okay. Okay. And
189:04 some of them he had had done before. We
189:06 had Well, he helped organize your
189:07 archive, right? And he's former Loheed
189:09 Martin. Yep. Yeah. He But not doing this
189:11 stuff. He was drafting and doing stuff
189:13 that conventional. Okay. You know, Mr.
189:16 Shrat was not part of the skunk works.
189:19 Got it. Got it. By the way, yeah, uh,
189:22 James Goodall, Jim Goodall's friend of
189:24 mine, and he probably was the last man
189:27 to talk to, uh, Ben Rich, Ben Rich
189:30 before he died, and he said, you know,
189:32 Ben Rich said, "Ah, anything you can
189:35 imagine that you've seen at Star Trek
189:37 and this and that, we already have done
189:39 at the skunk works." And then he said,
189:41 "It's not at Area 51, it's out in the
189:43 desert there." If you want to talk
189:46 regarding Jim Goodall, I'll be happy to
189:48 get him on the phone right this very
189:50 second. And if you want to, we'll do
189:51 this live. Let's Let's call him. This is
189:54 awesome. Hey, Jim, are you there?
189:59 That's okay. That's okay. So, ju just a
190:02 quick review. I'm doing this in real
190:04 time. I'm in I'm in Austin, Texas. I'm
190:06 with Jesse Michaels. I'm doing an
190:08 interview. We were talking about John
190:10 Lear. We were talking about your good
190:12 friend at You Know Where. So could could
190:14 you talk about you know paraphrase here
190:17 talk about what Ben Rich told you at the
190:20 hospital just before he passed away
190:25 just before Ben Rich passed away uh when
190:28 I was talking to him he told me this
190:31 this end of a 45minut uh conversation he
190:35 said Jim we have things out in the
190:37 desert and he wasn't referring to Area
190:39 51 we have things out in the desert that
190:42 is 50 years beyond on what you can
190:45 comprehend. I can comprehend a hell of a
190:48 lot. Uh and he said, "If you've
190:52 seen if you've seen movies like Star
190:54 Trek or Star Wars, we've been there,
190:57 done that, but decided it wasn't worth
190:59 the effort." I've been to that site. I
191:02 have videotape and photographs from my
191:04 iPhone flying in a chopper over the
191:08 Lockheed Skunk Works site where the
191:09 man-made stuff comes up. Wow. So when I
191:12 gave that to Senate
191:14 Intelligence Committee in um September
191:18 of 23 about a year, year and a half ago.
191:22 Mhm. About 3 weeks later, someone sawed
191:26 through the bolt that holds my mountain
191:27 bike seat on and it fell and I went down
191:31 and my left leg came off, my foot came
191:35 off. You see the pictures and these two
191:38 bones are in the air. My left shoulder
191:40 was ripped off and my right lower
191:42 abdomen was split over. I had four
191:43 surgeries in three months. That was an
191:46 attempt on your life. And who know I
191:48 mean somebody messed with that. So, but
191:52 you know, I went through rehab and
191:54 physical therapy and I'm back working
191:56 out and I was fine till this happened
191:58 because I leg press 700 lb and I work
192:01 out hard. 700 lb. Oh my god. Yeah.
192:05 That's amazing. I work out. I mean, I'm
192:06 an old guy, but I try to stay strong.
192:08 Um, most of the people your bench, your
192:11 leg press. Yeah. In June June, I'll be
192:13 70 in June 28th. That's impressive, man.
192:16 So, I just work out hard. But luckily,
192:19 because I work out hard, you know, I was
192:22 in good enough shape that the rehab
192:24 period, you know, it was hard. I mean,
192:28 and because I had no arm or leg, I was
192:30 in a wheelchair. And anyone who knows me
192:33 knows I'm very active. And it was like
192:35 that was torture. So, but I'm I
192:38 recovered and um been fine till my
192:41 appendix ruptured yesterday. But you
192:44 don't need your appendix. It's a
192:46 vestigial vestigial organ. Snip snip.
192:49 That's right. I think when the nurse was
192:51 rolling me out last night at about 10 or
192:53 whatever at the hospital, I'm in a
192:55 wheelchair because you I'm still kind of
192:57 a little loopy from the anesthesia and
193:00 she says, "Did you have you forgotten
193:02 anything?" because I had to get dressed
193:03 and I said, "Well, I think I forgot or
193:06 I've left my appendix back there." And I
193:09 said, "Go get my appendix." I was
193:10 joking.
193:13 That's gone for good. Oh, we we cut up a
193:15 lot. I mean, as an ER, you know, I'll
193:17 tell you, when you're dealing with major
193:19 emergency trauma like I did, you got to
193:22 develop a sense of humor. Yeah. Or
193:24 you're going to eat your gun, you know?
193:25 I mean, this stuff when you deal at this
193:27 level, you got to have a sense of humor.
193:30 I mean, Yeah. And you got to have fun.
193:32 Yeah. And you got to have I mean my
193:33 assistant here, Raven and is an angel.
193:36 She's 27 years with me. My wife and I 46
193:40 years together. Congratulations. I have
193:41 dear friends that I've been with since
193:44 for 50 years. So, you know, you you have
193:47 to develop a support team. Yeah. A
193:50 network of people who, you know, and you
193:52 have to learn to have fun. Yeah. I'm a
193:54 party animal. If you ever go out
193:55 partying with I'm wild, man.
194:00 That's funny. I I feel like I've become
194:03 uh more uh Oh, I'll be out 3:00 or 4 in
194:06 the morning having a great time.
194:08 I've become more lame since all my you
194:11 know, whatever partying I used to do has
194:12 gone into the craziness of the topic.
194:15 The topic is so crazy that I'm like, you
194:16 got to bring balance, man. You got have
194:18 some balance. Yeah. Fair enough. Fair
194:19 enough. Balance. Mind, body, spirit. You
194:21 have to balance. That's true. Yeah.
194:23 Always. Yeah. Everything in moderation,
194:25 including moderation. Everything in
194:27 moderation. Oh, no. I've never done any
194:28 drugs or anything, but you know. Yeah. I
194:30 was telling someone, someone once bought
194:32 me a third tequila shot. Yeah. Oh my
194:35 god. Wasn't tequila. I got so wild. It
194:38 was on Halloween. I never had had a
194:40 tequila shot. I never drank liquor that
194:41 liquor. But it was like, oh, you know, I
194:44 was like wild man turned loose, you
194:46 know. Well, maybe at some point we'll be
194:48 partying with the ET. Who knows? Yeah,
194:50 man. They have actually they have a
194:52 great sense of humor. Uh-huh. Uh, they
194:54 can be very playful and and childlike.
194:57 Uhhuh. And uh very into highQ's if we
195:00 had a scale 450. Yeah. In that range. Do
195:02 you think they're hybrids among us?
195:06 Well, look, I think all of life in the
195:08 universe is a hybrid, but we're going to
195:09 get into something here that's very
195:11 complex. Okay. Um, but if you understand
195:15 Rupert Sheldrake's morphagenic fields.
195:17 Oh, yeah. He's a friend of mine. I love
195:18 him. Yeah. Brilliant, brilliant,
195:20 brilliant guy. Yeah. Um so anything that
195:23 starts to happen through non-locality
195:25 and in cons the conscious field can
195:28 begin to replicate. So look at the
195:30 entire creation that way. Yeah. So I
195:32 look at this from a very you know
195:35 conscious quantum holographic point of
195:38 view
195:39 um which integrates is integrative.
195:43 Uh now there's a place for reductionism
195:45 where you break everything into parts. I
195:47 mean medicine, science, you have to do
195:49 that. But there's a place to also bring
195:51 in this more holistic uh and the whole
195:57 that the totality of it that has to do
196:00 with the conscious holography
196:02 of of the cosmos. And that's what's
196:06 fascinating. I think the civilizations
196:08 that have survived this sort of crazy
196:10 time we're in and have made it through
196:12 the nuclear threshold and the
196:14 transdimensional threshold and become
196:16 peaceful. One of the reasons why I don't
196:19 think they're hostile is that if you
196:20 have that consciousness that humans have
196:23 you're going to destroy yourself before
196:24 you get out of your solar system. Look
196:26 at us on the brink of World War II with
196:28 Russia and China. You know, if you don't
196:31 evolve a certain level of peaceful
196:34 consciousness. So I always tell people
196:36 we have a lot of problems but the root
196:39 of it is very not religious the root of
196:43 it is social spiritual conscious
196:45 evolution because if we don't evolve to
196:48 a certain level of that consciousness of
196:51 peace and and seeing the oneness of life
196:55 here and out there's no future for
196:58 humanity because we're not using just
197:00 musketss and you know bows and arrows or
197:03 even whatever. Now we have weapons of
197:06 mass destruction that can destroy the
197:08 planet. And in these covert programs,
197:10 they have technologies way beyond a
197:12 hydrogen bomb that are supercharged
197:15 quantum potential scalar type weapons.
197:17 So you you really can't go forward as a
197:21 people. Uh, and I think that other
197:23 civilizations have passed this way
197:25 before and if they survived that
197:27 threshold or maybe they crashed and came
197:30 back out of it, they've learned a very
197:33 big lesson. What I'd like to see is
197:36 humanity come out of this era where we
197:38 are now instead of crashing
197:40 completely transforming into a new
197:44 civilization and a new awareness about
197:46 this. And I think it can happen, but we
197:48 need to articulate it and and sort of
197:51 show that vision, that path forward. Um,
197:54 and it isn't going to happen by just
197:56 continuously stirring up hatred. See,
197:59 one of the the alien hatred thing, you
198:01 know, I think it is it's an exploitation
198:03 of of the original sin of humans, and
198:06 that's tribalism. So, if you look at
198:09 chimpanzees, we're 98% identical. They
198:12 organize in the troops and engage in
198:14 war.
198:15 We have that proclivity. That's where
198:18 racism, homophobia, misogyny,
198:22 ethnicity, all the war, everything we
198:24 fight over, it's it's it's demagogues
198:28 being able to trigger that impulse. Now,
198:30 the big one to trigger would be human
198:33 versus non-human, right? You pull the
198:36 whole world together as demagogues and
198:38 people wanting power against another
198:42 intelligent life form. Was that what
198:44 Reagan was referring to in his speech
198:46 when he said yes? Because he had been
198:48 gaslit. I knew the people who did it.
198:50 Wow. General Homeman, no, I'm sorry,
198:52 Colonel Homeman before he died. He was
198:54 the one who sold
198:57 uh SDI Star Wars to Reagan. Wow. And he
199:00 told me before he died, he said he was a
199:03 full bird colonel. He had been on that
199:05 committee selling Star Wars to First
199:08 tried to sell it to Carter and Carter
199:10 was too smart. Didn't buy it. Then he
199:14 told Reagan, so he said, "We had Soviet
199:18 Union, these other threats, da da da da
199:21 da." And where he really got him is that
199:24 he convinced him of the alien threat.
199:26 Now, he told me, he said, "We knew that
199:27 was false,
199:30 but it got billions of dollars for SDI."
199:33 So, here's the other risk with with uh
199:35 President Trump is that he could be
199:37 shown a lot of false evidence.
199:40 For example, you go in with a portfolio
199:42 of gruesome viva sections and
199:45 mutilations and abdu abductions and
199:48 other scary things all done by SCOPS
199:50 from CIA and other cutouts. But aren't
199:53 some of these pre ability to even like
199:55 my buddy Chris Ramsey who runs a great
199:57 channel called Area 52.
199:59 He's an admirer of your work and
200:02 consumed it for a while. But he always
200:03 points to these he said there's like in
200:05 1904 there's like this Chilean cattle
200:08 mutilation series and it's like we
200:11 didn't have the ability to do this back
200:12 then did we in 1904 you know I don't
200:16 know what the ev how in my lab you know
200:18 who knows what that was okay back then
200:20 and what technologies were used if you
200:22 have those capabilities Mhm.
200:27 what are you using it for? I mean
200:29 obviously if they wanted to overtake the
200:31 earth and humanity they could have done
200:34 it before we had the technologies we had
200:36 by the time we detonated the first
200:37 atomic bomb. Y okay so it there's no
200:41 internal logic to that thesis is what
200:44 I'm saying. Yeah. Now, there's a lot of
200:47 reason to believe maybe there have been
200:49 other civilizations that have done
200:51 things where they're monitoring our
200:55 evolution
200:56 because they know in the future we could
200:58 be friend or foe or we could go one way
201:01 or another. Um, and so some of this I
201:04 liken to imagine if you're well here's a
201:08 good analogy. Imagine you're me as an
201:10 emergency doctor. Yep. Someone comes in,
201:12 either a 2-year-old child with the
201:14 symptoms of menitis. Mhm. Right. Which
201:17 can be fatal. Mhm. All right. So, I have
201:20 to do a spinal tap and I have a needle
201:22 this long, you know. So, to the child,
201:26 I'm a
201:27 monster who's having my nurses hold the
201:30 child down in the fetal position. and
201:32 they go in and get the cerebral spinal
201:34 fluid off from around the spine to test
201:36 it to see if there's bacterial or
201:40 infection.
201:42 But to the child, I'm torturing that
201:45 child.
201:46 I'm trying to save its life. I'm I'm
201:49 there with the best of intentions doing
201:51 everything I can to be sure this child
201:53 doesn't die of menitis or have brain
201:56 damage and hearing loss.
201:58 So I think we have to also be careful in
202:01 taking just a a empirical observation
202:04 let's say in an ephemeral superficial
202:07 way and ascribing modem to it
202:11 right because think of how many things
202:13 I've had to do as a doctor. Doesn't that
202:16 flip the other way too though? Like how
202:17 can we know they're positive on the You
202:20 know what I mean? Because as I said the
202:22 uh the colonel in charge of the Wright
202:24 Patterson Air Force Base operations for
202:26 this Mhm. Uh Colonel Canola when he said
202:30 to me that day he said that was I went
202:32 from the Rockefeller ranch to there.
202:34 Wow. He was head of the foreign
202:36 technology FTD. Well at that time it was
202:38 called Fastic foreign aerospace science
202:40 and technology center. They keep
202:42 changing the name of it. So you spoke to
202:43 him directly. Oh yeah. That meeting was
202:46 ordered by the head of intelligence,
202:49 joint staff, not Kramer, but another
202:51 one, not not uh Tom Wilson, but Admiral
202:55 Kramer ordered that meeting. You met
202:56 with all these fascinating people. I
202:58 don't know. Like, you know, I'm a fan of
203:00 Joe Rogan, but I don't see how anybody
203:01 can just write you off. Like, you you've
203:03 really like Well, no. I mean, it's it's
203:06 a money thing. Threats and money. I
203:07 mean, look, I don't know. I mean, you
203:09 ask Joe, he's a neighbor of yours, you
203:11 know. Fine. I'm happy to go on a show
203:12 anytime. Mhm. Mhm. I have no grudge
203:15 against him. I just know that I'm
203:16 blacklisted off of it. That's stupid.
203:18 It's weird. Well, who cares? I mean, you
203:20 know, I mean, I can reach a lot of
203:22 people other ways, but So, what was your
203:24 conversation like with the Well, I I I
203:28 you know, he thought I was coming there
203:30 to see what he had. Mhm. So, I said I
203:32 had my military adviser there and a guy
203:34 who was a former state department
203:36 actually CIA guy there. And this meeting
203:39 had been ordered from way above his pay
203:42 grade. Now the head of air force
203:44 intelligence didn't want to do it, but
203:48 the head of intelligence, the whole
203:49 joint staff ordered it. I can talk about
203:52 this now. So it happened. And um the
203:56 conversation kind of went like this. He
203:58 went, well, you know, um I really I
204:02 said, look, I'm not here to see what you
204:04 have here. I already know what you have
204:05 here. M I have people who worked in your
204:07 facility. Now this is September 93. So I
204:11 said you I don't need to see that. I
204:13 know what you have. I'm here to let you
204:16 know that we have an
204:19 operation C5 contact closing counters
204:22 and we want to deconlict what we're
204:24 doing with anything you and your
204:25 colleagues are doing so that you don't
204:27 interfere with us and we don't interfere
204:29 with you. A lot of people don't know
204:31 this. That was 93 really early on. So
204:33 you kind of came to them in peace. You
204:35 weren't like, "Oh, yeah. Let us all
204:36 out." Yeah. But I also said the Clinton
204:39 administration is keen. He just taken
204:41 office in January, this September, in
204:43 getting and this may come here, so you
204:46 need to be prepared to cooperate. Yep.
204:49 And u then he said at one point, "Well,
204:52 what what makes you think that these
204:54 civilizations are a threat?" You know,
204:57 the whole party line because I mean, he
204:59 was a colonel. He brainwashed like
205:00 everybody else. And I go, "Well, we're
205:03 having this conversation, aren't we?
205:05 We're breathing the free air of Earth.
205:08 And the fact that we're still breathing
205:09 the fear, the free air of Earth, given
205:12 the galactically stupid things we've
205:15 been doing, targeting and downing their
205:17 own craft and killing their own people.
205:20 If they were hostile like you think,
205:23 we'd be done, right?" He just looked at
205:25 me. So I said, "The proof that they're
205:28 not is that you and I are still
205:30 breathing Earth's air." What if they're
205:31 impervious? What if it's like these
205:34 biological drones where they're like,
205:37 you know, this is this is sort of like
205:38 disposable stuff. Oh, some of them are
205:40 like little vonoyoman replicators to
205:42 like, you know, some are some are
205:44 organic indigenous ET. Some are kind of
205:48 robotic. Um, they have integrated
205:51 circuits in their cerebral cortex, but
205:53 we have man-made grays and man-made
205:56 looking ones that have that because
205:58 we've studied them. Do you believe in
205:59 different alien races? the grays, the
206:01 Nordics, the reptilians, things like
206:03 that or Well, no, all those names are
206:04 just racist appellations.
206:07 I mean, remember I was talking to you
206:08 before. So, it's all one. The foundation
206:10 of all of ufology
206:12 is let's call it interspecies racism.
206:16 That's the f everything that you're
206:18 mouththing. They've just been able to
206:20 trigger the innate racism within
206:22 everybody. Everyone's we're all monkeys.
206:25 We all have this sort of monkey mind.
206:27 But are there ones that look different?
206:30 There dozens and dozens of them. Okay. I
206:33 know that Clifford Stone said in the 60s
206:35 and they're all good. All of the There's
206:37 no indication any of them are hostile.
206:39 Okay. There's indications that some of
206:40 them are extremely unhappy. Okay. With
206:43 what we're doing to the planet and what
206:45 we're doing to them. So, but there is a
206:50 universal right to self-defense. Yeah.
206:52 Number one. Number
206:54 two, let's say you're a species been
206:56 monitoring this planet
206:58 for thousands or hundreds of thousands
207:00 of years.
207:02 In a hundredyear period, we go from
207:05 horse and buggies to thermonuclear
207:07 weapons. We go from a pristine
207:10 environment that was an
207:12 agricultural
207:13 civilizations to a an industrial
207:16 civilization that
207:18 suppresses the natural evolutionary
207:21 breakthrough in electromagnetism to have
207:23 free energy and we're destroying the
207:25 biosphere. We're killing the oceans. We
207:27 have thousands of species of plants and
207:29 animals going
207:31 extinct. And so if the earth had been
207:33 somehow bioformed or assisted in its
207:35 evolution, they would be less than
207:37 amused. not with humans per se, but with
207:41 the captains of human
207:43 civilization. So, they would be right in
207:47 saying that we're mad. You know, it's
207:49 like as an emergency doctor, you can
207:51 commit someone
207:53 if they're a danger to themselves or
207:55 other mentally ill or substance abuser.
207:58 I believe that these some of these
208:00 civilizations view us as collectively
208:02 insane. that humans given what we're
208:05 doing to the planet and to each other
208:07 and now to them are sort of mad like
208:13 what the heck's going on. So, I
208:14 encourage people to step out of the
208:17 anthropocentric, you know, self-centered
208:19 view and begin to look at the world and
208:21 what we're doing through the eyes of a
208:23 nonhuman intelligent species who would
208:27 rightly be appalled
208:29 at what we've been doing to the earth
208:31 and to each other. endless world wars,
208:34 the Earth's biosphere, the oceans dying,
208:37 the coral reefs
208:38 dying
208:40 unnecessarily because we've suppressed
208:43 the genius breakthroughs of Nicola Tesla
208:46 and others in energy generation so that
208:49 a handful of Uber oligarchs and control
208:52 freaks can benefit from that system.
208:56 Right? In the whole planet only
209:00 0.83% of the population has any
209:02 involvement with energy generation at
209:05 any level green or
209:07 otherwise and for that the we're sending
209:11 the planet over a cliff. Have we made
209:13 agreements with the aliens? Like there's
209:15 this rumor in 1954 that Eisenhower was I
209:19 think in at like Palm Desert in
209:21 California or where was it? Palm
209:22 Springs. I think it was 56. 56 might
209:26 have. I thought it was 54. Maybe it was
209:28 in Mura around. Yeah. And he says, you
209:30 know, it was under the cover of a a
209:32 dental exam, but he might have actually
209:35 made an agreement with some alien. It
209:37 was an agreement. It was a meeting. It
209:39 was a meeting. And the what the ETSs
209:40 wanted us to stop the nuclear holocaust
209:43 potential. Mhm.
209:45 And we were to then do so. Do you
209:49 believe this? Do you think this
209:51 happened? Well, I got a I got a series
209:53 of reports from the French Ministry of
209:55 Defense indicating that meeting did
209:57 happen, but it wasn't the mythology
209:59 you're referring to. And it was really
210:02 an attempt by the ETSs before we went
210:04 full-on dangerous proliferation of tens
210:08 of thousands of thermonuclear weapons to
210:10 try to change that direction. And
210:14 Eisenhower was inclined to do so. this
210:17 cabal of war mongering sociopaths like
210:19 Alan Dulles and Paul Melon said no we're
210:22 not and they're the ones who then cut
210:25 the president out of the loop. This is
210:27 why one of our whistleblowers was a
210:30 young army guy at the White House in the
210:32 Eisenhower in the signal corps I think
210:35 5960 named Steven Lovkin. You can read
210:38 his testimony in our material. And he
210:40 said that Eisenhower would doodle
210:42 pictures of these, you know, ET craft.
210:45 He was fascinated. And he brought the
210:47 issue up to Eisenhower and said,
210:49 Eisenhower said, "Well, I don't have
210:51 control of this anymore."
210:53 So, I think that because
210:56 Eisenhower, he knew the dangers of
210:58 endless war. He had been a five-star
211:01 general World War II, and he wanted
211:03 peace. I think he wanted a golden age.
211:07 And I think about the time I was born in
211:08 55. I think this happened in could have
211:10 been 54 or 56. But around that time this
211:14 could have all gone another way. You
211:16 see? So what a waste. And so instead he
211:20 got pushed aside. That group of
211:24 sociopaths and control
211:26 freaks then took over those operations
211:29 and those have been illegal operations
211:31 ever since. M and so the president I
211:35 think Eisenhower what I understand died
211:37 a very bitter man about this. He never
211:40 spoke of this in particular but he also
211:43 knew that there was an organization that
211:45 had moved him to the side. Jack Kennedy
211:48 said the same thing to Bill Holden his
211:50 the stu chief steward on Air Force One.
211:53 But I have many data points for this.
211:55 And so, you know, my concern is, you
211:59 know, how long can that continue with an
212:01 unchecked group with that kind of power?
212:03 Uh, I don't think it can go on much
212:05 longer because their technological
212:07 prowess has reached a point that it's
212:09 not only a threat to Earth, it's a
212:11 threat out there. And so, I think we
212:13 have to resolve it. My recommendation is
212:16 resolve it peacefully. Well, let's see
212:18 what happens. Dr. agre. I mean, we have
212:20 uh we're kind of on the verge of like
212:22 this deep politics civil war right now.
212:25 It feels like with US aid and Elon and
212:28 Trump on one side and kind of
212:30 bureaucracy on the other side, they're
212:31 really clashing. And uh so it's an
212:34 interesting time and uh I hope that all
212:36 the political capital spent on all the
212:38 other disclosures do not cut against
212:41 UFOs and in fact they cascade into UFOs.
212:45 So take there. Yeah, I think all of
212:48 that's a sideshow and and a waste of
212:50 time. Here's what I think. You know,
212:54 there it's fiddling while Rome burns.
212:57 So, all those other things, I'm not
212:59 saying there all there's all manner of
213:02 corruption and waste and fraud, but the
213:05 big
213:05 one is this stuff, UFOs. It's the This
213:10 is where 8 to 12 trillion minimum is
213:12 gone. Yeah. And it's still going. Yeah.
213:17 And so the question is, you want to get
213:20 serious about this? Same thing with the
213:22 criminal criminalizing
213:26 uh and illegally using the criminal
213:29 justice system against people, you know,
213:32 and also letting people get away
213:34 literally with murder and abductions and
213:36 kidnapping. one of our whistleblowers
213:38 whose whose case is in here who we don't
213:41 name he's by a initial he was on a crash
213:45 retrieval team in the northern Nevada
213:47 desert way north used to be called the
213:49 Nevada test range and about I think it
213:52 was 2009 somewhere around there he was
213:54 on a team retrieving these objects and
213:59 it's a very long story but cut a long
214:01 story short uh when he reached out to us
214:04 I was going to bring him to Senate
214:06 Intelligence and Armed Service services
214:07 and then over to
214:09 Arrow. And we were getting in the
214:11 process of actually getting this ticket.
214:13 Yeah. So, those of you who cavet about
214:15 the fact you have to pay money for this
214:16 book like you do a latte at
214:18 Starbucks. I don't I'm I'm retired and I
214:22 don't I don't get money from all this.
214:24 It's paying for whistleblowers to go to
214:26 DC and provide security and all that.
214:28 So, you know, all these the naysayers
214:32 and say, "Why is there a tuition?" I
214:34 said, 'Well, how do you put on
214:35 something? If it costs $200,000 to rent
214:37 a facility to put on an event, who's
214:40 paying for that? Me out of my I'm a
214:41 doctor, not a tech billionaire. Anyway,
214:44 you know, but so we're getting his
214:47 ticket. We're bringing him to
214:49 DC. A van pulls up, SUV out in front of
214:53 his house. His wife's at
214:55 work, and they have two young kids,
214:58 boys. And the they say, "Look at your
215:01 phone and your computer." And they had
215:04 embedded child pornography all over it.
215:07 No way. Yep. Happens all the time. They
215:09 said, "You take one more step towards
215:11 this. You're going to spend the rest of
215:13 your life in prison and never see your
215:16 children." So, I have said this to
215:18 people in law enforcement. I said, "Why
215:20 should someone who's a hero of the
215:21 country be afraid for his life and
215:24 afraid of false imprisonment and
215:26 enttrapment?
215:28 Where is our justice systems? Where's
215:30 the department of Miss Bondi? Where and
215:34 Cash Patel? Where is federal law
215:36 enforcement? When you have this kind of
215:38 thuggery, but I we've had this thuggery
215:41 used against
215:43 uh even folks like the senior
215:46 investigators for Senate Intelligence
215:48 Committee. So, at what point does
215:51 someone grow a pair and stand up to the
215:54 Goliath? Now granted, it is a Goliath
215:57 and they have enormous power and
215:59 enormous technology and they're very
216:01 corrupt and they're ruthless. They will
216:04 kill their own. But I don't think that
216:08 that is any excuse for putting your tail
216:10 between your legs and running away like
216:12 a coward. Maybe Elon's engaging in some
216:15 sort of encirclement strategy where you
216:17 go for the the less important stuff
216:19 first and then you
216:20 you know I I don't know. I mean again I
216:23 I don't know Mr. Musk and I wish him
216:25 well. Mhm. Um and I what I do know is
216:28 that there are very senior people around
216:31 the president who are taking this
216:33 seriously which is a good thing. Yeah.
216:35 And um there are some wonderful people
216:38 in there. Uh like RFK Jr.'s
216:42 son's wife Amarillis Fox Amarillis Fox
216:46 Kennedy is a friend of mine and she's
216:49 gonna she's on the White House
216:51 intelligence advisory group now. and and
216:53 I will also work closely with Tulsi
216:56 Gabbert who's the DNI. I've met Tulsi
216:59 before and I think she's great. And then
217:01 I heard I've heard great things about
217:02 Amarillis Fox too. Oh, she's one she's
217:04 Amarillis is wonderful. She's very
217:06 smart. She understands everything we've
217:08 been talking about. And I think RFK Jr.
217:11 does too in my conversations there but
217:14 uh not at a granular level and not at a
217:17 you know but I think uh there are people
217:20 in place who I think can help guide the
217:22 administration to what the facts are and
217:25 what the truth is but more importantly
217:28 we need to get past this thing of just
217:30 endlessly yaking and investigating the
217:32 issue we need to action no I'm with that
217:35 yeah we have to we at some point the
217:38 federal government of the United States
217:40 and others
217:41 are going to need to take action to get
217:43 those operations under control. Stand
217:46 down the malignant ones that are
217:48 targeting ET craft and victimizing other
217:51 humans with abductions, mutilations,
217:54 threats. And then we also need to have
217:57 somebody with enough vision to say,
217:59 "Wow, well, if we're not alone in the
218:01 universe, maybe we should reach out." I
218:04 mean, Mr. Trump reached out to Putin and
218:06 Zalinski. Maybe we need to learn to
218:08 reach out to out there. Mhm. So let's
218:11 reach out to these civilizations and
218:13 began a Rath Prol and a dialogue. That's
218:17 the whole concept of the reason I
218:19 started this whole project was for that
218:21 reason. Well, on that and I got diverted
218:23 into these other things. But that's the
218:26 real purpose is let's go forward in a in
218:28 a world where we're at peace. Yeah. And
218:30 we're in peace and space. We've
218:32 transformed our whole civilization into
218:35 a new high-tech society and poverty
218:38 vanishes within a generation. I may live
218:41 to see you will. My children will and
218:44 and let's have a new world. That's a
218:46 beautiful note to end on. Let's move
218:48 forth into a utopia, not hit the great
218:52 filter, let out all this suppressed
218:54 technology, and commune with the
218:57 extraterrestrials. Thank you so much for
218:59 your time, Dr. Green. I really
219:00 appreciate it. This was an honor. Thank
219:02 you. Yeah.