Speaker 1: Are you at all familiar with the phenomenon of cattle mutilations.
Speaker 1: Since nineteen sixty seven, over thirty four states have reported
Speaker 1: unsolved cases of cattle mutilations. The trace evidence is remarkably
Speaker 1: similar incision marks of surgical precision. The area around the mouth,
Speaker 1: and often the sexual organs has been removed. There's a
Speaker 1: substantial degree of blood loss without a trace of blood
Speaker 1: at the sea. How can that be exanguination? If you
Speaker 1: were to stick a needle in the jugular of any
Speaker 1: living creature, the heart itself would act as a pump.
Speaker 1: These animals I've had their jugulars punctured in the same
Speaker 1: way as the man from Gritish Connecticut, only this is
Speaker 1: the first time I've ever seen it on a human being.
Speaker 2: But there was no sign of a struggle. I mean,
Speaker 2: how can a man just sit through a blood letting.
Speaker 1: Them He found traces of digitalists. That's a South American
Speaker 1: plant that can be used as a paralytic drug.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, These X files indicate this is a
Speaker 2: UFO related phenomena. Often there are sightings in this sky
Speaker 2: near the incident's surface.
Speaker 1: Burn witnesses often report time loss. We've seen this in
Speaker 1: abduction cases that might explain why the girl can't remember anything.
Speaker 2: Well, why would alien beings tribal light years to Earth
Speaker 2: in order to play doctor.
Speaker 1: On cattle for the same reason we cut up frogs
Speaker 1: and monkeys. Besides, they seem to have stepped up their inch,
Speaker 1: stepped up to their inch, stepped up to their rich,
Speaker 1: stepped up their rich step.
Speaker 3: Hey guys, and welcome to the third ever episode of
Speaker 3: a Strain Sing podcast. In the last episode, yeah, of
Speaker 3: our cattle mutilations here.
Speaker 4: Part three of the Cattle Mutilation kickoff series, our first
Speaker 4: topic ever as a podcast.
Speaker 3: Super exciting and we kind of have been noticing an
Speaker 3: uptick in our followers, which is cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what happened today? So up till today, we've had
Speaker 4: a very minimal amount of people listening to our podcast,
Speaker 4: and to be honest, we haven't really promoted it very much, right,
Speaker 4: but today for some reason, it doubled, it jumped.
Speaker 5: It was super awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's encouraging to see that. It gets us
Speaker 4: excited and it makes us want to keep doing this.
Speaker 4: Although we're having fun doing it, so we do it anyway.
Speaker 5: We don't care that much, but we care a little.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we would do it anyway, just to do it
Speaker 4: because it's fun. It gives us a reason to sit around,
Speaker 4: talk about weird stuff and sip on a little bit
Speaker 4: of whiskey and maybe have a little bit of beer.
Speaker 3: Today in instead of our typical not Irish whiskey, we
Speaker 3: have knob Creek bourbon, yeah, which goes almost too good
Speaker 3: with a dragon's milk.
Speaker 5: And we're wheat bourbon.
Speaker 4: And we're trying the new Yetti Imperial Stout.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I didn't see who makes it, but it was
Speaker 5: super good.
Speaker 6: It was good.
Speaker 4: We'll we'll put a link to that on our website.
Speaker 4: It was the Yeah, So anyway, shout out to Yetti
Speaker 4: Imperial Stout, whoever makes it. We'll catch up with you later.
Speaker 5: But it was good.
Speaker 4: It has a caramel, chocolatey kind of flavor, hints of that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's pretty bitterness at the end of it. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: if you're an i P A kind of person who
Speaker 4: likes the bitter flavors, you get a little note of
Speaker 4: that at the end. I wouldn't say it was hobby,
Speaker 4: but it was bitter. Yeah, it was good. So is
Speaker 4: there a difference between bitter and hops?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: In my mind, I've always thought hoppy meant bitter.
Speaker 3: Bitter would be like like bitter, you know, like like
Speaker 3: so coffee can be bitter, but hoppy would be like
Speaker 3: pine tree flavor.
Speaker 4: Oh, the piny flavor is hoppy, I would.
Speaker 5: Imagine, I would.
Speaker 4: That's how I see my palette isn't sophisticated enough. I
Speaker 4: haven't differentiated those two.
Speaker 5: You know, you need to drink more.
Speaker 4: I'll think about it next time when I drink something,
Speaker 4: I'll say, oh, yeah, this is a little happy. It
Speaker 4: makes it's making me happy, and I'm a little bitter
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 3: As always, you have a strange thing. Podcasts would like
Speaker 3: to remind you to drink responsibly and not use alcohol
Speaker 3: as a crutch or any other reason. Yes to uh
Speaker 3: use your yeah, alcohol to make it.
Speaker 4: You were doing really good up to that.
Speaker 5: I lost it, lost it.
Speaker 4: But anyway, making sure that we say, and you just
Speaker 4: recorded yourself picking, well, I guess that's okay. But my
Speaker 4: wife Roxanne is awesome. Just shout out to my wife Roxanne.
Speaker 4: She'll be embarrassed if she ever hears this.
Speaker 3: She is the one that the police song Roxane was
Speaker 3: actually No, she was actually written for her.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't my mom was not almost a hooker. No,
Speaker 4: she wouldn't. No, she's the opposite, and she worries very
Speaker 4: much about endorsing irresponsible drinking. So we're just you know,
Speaker 4: after the first episode, she listened to it. I don't
Speaker 4: think she's listened to anything else, but she listened to
Speaker 4: that one and she said, hey, you gotta be careful.
Speaker 3: Okay, my dad has always told me, I don't care
Speaker 3: if you do it as long as you do it
Speaker 3: in the house during a podcast.
Speaker 4: He's a liar anyway, little turd face. Anyway, Okay, let's
Speaker 4: get on with our topic. Our topic today is explaining
Speaker 4: the mystical reasons why, how, and by who cattle mulations happen.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if we're going to be able
Speaker 4: to answer that.
Speaker 3: We can't say reasons because that means we implies that
Speaker 3: we know.
Speaker 4: We're not emniscient.
Speaker 3: There's some there's some theories that we've come up with
Speaker 3: and kind of most people have come up.
Speaker 4: And we're going to talk about other theories too. We're
Speaker 4: going to talk about our theories person things that we think,
Speaker 4: but we're also going to list a few of the
Speaker 4: theories that are out there that people commonly accept and
Speaker 4: some of them.
Speaker 5: Are straight up bonkers.
Speaker 6: They are.
Speaker 5: They're just weird silly.
Speaker 4: But you know, who knows. Nobody knows.
Speaker 5: I know that some of them didn't have.
Speaker 4: Them, probably true, But I want to be careful because
Speaker 4: anybody who is seriously into this and trying to find answers,
Speaker 4: we do not want to make them sound silly or
Speaker 4: goofy or anything else, although we probably will, but we
Speaker 4: want to recognize that they've invested a lot of time
Speaker 4: and thought in the theories that they put forth. Right,
Speaker 4: So we're going to talk a little bit about some
Speaker 4: of the theories that are out there. We're also going
Speaker 4: to refer back to the four buckets that we kind
Speaker 4: of put things in. And you hate the word buckets. Okay,
Speaker 4: the four categories that we have lumped things into, and
Speaker 4: we didn't expressly name them in our last episode, but
Speaker 4: we hinted.
Speaker 3: It was kind of implied, and if you listen, you
Speaker 3: can probably tell what we were getting at.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so let's do the first one. The first one
Speaker 4: is very simply vandalism, nefarious act by stupid people who
Speaker 4: kill cows, either for meat or for fun or sport,
Speaker 4: or because they're just stupid, I know, which we we
Speaker 4: just want to We use the word nefarious a lot
Speaker 4: because we like it. It's our pet word, and you're
Speaker 4: going to hear it a lot more. And when you
Speaker 4: hear it, don't think we're stupid and we don't have
Speaker 4: other words. It's just a word we really like. Okay, maybe,
Speaker 4: but I love that words.
Speaker 3: And you hear it a lot, like the conspiracy and alien, and.
Speaker 4: So we we realize we say that, but it's for ambiance,
Speaker 4: it's for it's for the subtle goodness of our podcast.
Speaker 4: So subtle, so subtle, and very irritating. Maybe. So what
Speaker 4: would you add to that category?
Speaker 3: I would say, like, you know, there's a guy out
Speaker 3: he needs some meat for his family. People are desperate
Speaker 3: and they do kind of weird silly things.
Speaker 4: And stupid kids stumble up on a dead cow and
Speaker 4: they like, cut it up. Let's spop the dead bloated cow. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: something like that.
Speaker 3: So stuff like that, and then predators obviously, yeah, they'll
Speaker 3: come in and always go for the soft spots, eyes, ears, yeah.
Speaker 4: Rectum and genitals, that stuff. Soft tissue.
Speaker 5: Soft tissue is what animals love.
Speaker 4: So so those are like they're not natural deaths, but
Speaker 4: they are mutilations caused by people doing things that are
Speaker 4: somewhat understandable for meat or because they're vandals. They're just destructive.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, I could totally see somebody doing that.
Speaker 5: It could be the answer, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, like some kids go out and they
Speaker 4: killed cats or dogs. Yeah, some people go out and
Speaker 4: they shoot cows. So the second topic has to do
Speaker 4: with something more nefarious. Yes, and the farious is our
Speaker 4: favorite word right now. We're gonna keep using it too, Joe,
Speaker 4: so eat it various. Yeah. So the second topic is
Speaker 4: dealing with things that are occultic or ritualistic. Yep. That
Speaker 4: was our second category or bucket.
Speaker 5: As we had a great story.
Speaker 4: From our shown trip and we did, we did, and
Speaker 4: a couple.
Speaker 3: Other ones that seemed a little more sketchy in the
Speaker 3: South Hills.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And one of the things we can say about that,
Speaker 4: which is really interesting, and I'm going to bring this
Speaker 4: back up later in some of the other categories, is
Speaker 4: that if you do research on sacrificial systems all the
Speaker 4: way back, starting like even like an ancient Greece, way
Speaker 4: long time ago, just pretty similar, they sacrificed cows and
Speaker 4: removed organs and drained itmpletely of blood, and the organs
Speaker 4: that were removed were sacrificed specifically for certain deities. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you covered that in the so file that away because
Speaker 4: we're we're going to come back to that in our
Speaker 4: later categories. Okay, So that sacrificial kind of thing, we
Speaker 4: gave a couple examples of that, and there are plenty
Speaker 4: of those kind of examples if you want to google it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So second second category would be satanic cults, the whole.
Speaker 4: One eye of Newt right and the rectum of a
Speaker 4: male cow. Yes, So it could be satanic, it could
Speaker 4: be witchcraft, it could be a cultic, it could be
Speaker 4: dark arts, it could be you know, whatever you want
Speaker 4: to ascribe to it, or like even I think we
Speaker 4: gave the example in the last episode about the renegade
Speaker 4: LDS sect that had their own leader who set himself
Speaker 4: up as king and required animal sacrifice for the worship
Speaker 4: of him as king. So that was very strange. So
Speaker 4: that would all fit, yeah for sure. So now let's
Speaker 4: get into the third category.
Speaker 3: Third category would be like the government's hadn't it from
Speaker 3: us and they're using the cous as secret testing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So some organization, probably a government or our government,
Speaker 4: or maybe a cabal type government, or maybe even the
Speaker 4: Illuminati government, the secret rulers of the world, some government,
Speaker 4: some institution is using this method to test for something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they definitely don't have anything.
Speaker 4: Good test experiment something something that is they can't do
Speaker 4: publicly because it would cause an outcry.
Speaker 3: Or the genitalia and the fetuses for cloning, or maybe
Speaker 3: they need it for weapons testing or radiation testing.
Speaker 4: Or it could be biological. It could be radiological. It
Speaker 4: could be like you said, it could be for cloning,
Speaker 4: some kind of biological experiment, genetic experimentation codes, it could
Speaker 4: be there's those cows Google Google cows with dude faces. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm born with likepe faces. And I hear your eyes
Speaker 4: and you're so. He's enjoying his whiskey very much, which.
Speaker 3: Is his chair, and he said to hold something, so
Speaker 3: I held my cup. And that's not good enough of
Speaker 3: my life, can't be good enough for my dad.
Speaker 4: You should just keep working at it. Yeah, okay, so
Speaker 4: let's keep going and put your phone away. Don't look,
Speaker 4: your wife's not texting, And I was making sure if
Speaker 4: you're texting, we're doing something important here.
Speaker 5: Or go back to sleep.
Speaker 4: So this category about government institutions behind secret testing has
Speaker 4: a lot of traction in conspiracy theories on what causes
Speaker 4: the cattle mulations.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because very.
Speaker 3: Popular black helicopters that you see in the proximity to
Speaker 3: the Air Force bases and the military bases and governments.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which is something we didn't really talk about much.
Speaker 4: But if you were to look at where a lot
Speaker 4: of cattle mulations take place, they're suspiciously close to strange
Speaker 4: locations like Dougway Proving Grounds in Utah where, in like
Speaker 4: I think it was the nineteen sixties, five thousand sheep
Speaker 4: were accidentally exposed to a nerve agent and dropped dead.
Speaker 5: Crazy.
Speaker 4: Yes, so to believe this, yes, there is there's a
Speaker 4: lot of basis for it. I mean you can look
Speaker 4: at like the testing of syphilis in African Americans.
Speaker 5: I definitely have heard that. I don't know the dates, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 4: And there's a lot of documented cases where governments or
Speaker 4: institutions were testing on like the minorities. It could be
Speaker 4: because of race, but it also could be because of
Speaker 4: like you're an orphan and you're in an orphanage, or
Speaker 4: you're maybe you're a little bit disabled, and those people
Speaker 4: in you know, asylums and in those kind of places
Speaker 4: were used as guinea pigs by our government. It's proven,
Speaker 4: it's happened. There's no way, right, Hopefully we're better than
Speaker 4: that now and we're not doing it. But that gives
Speaker 4: us probable cause to suspect that some of these things,
Speaker 4: if they are done by the government, are not done
Speaker 4: for good reasons.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 4: So take genetic testing, you look at like things that
Speaker 4: are very close to the human genome. Cattle are in
Speaker 4: that category. Cattle.
Speaker 5: I know, pigs are real close.
Speaker 4: Pigs, monkeys, but cows are right in there. They're one
Speaker 4: of the top four interesting. Yeah, so perhaps there's some
Speaker 4: kind of connection there, which that's kind of.
Speaker 3: The basis of the third topic. The fourth topic probably
Speaker 3: the most interesting and fun one to imagine.
Speaker 4: And the one that probably has the most traction on
Speaker 4: people who are not afraid to go into the paranormal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in this realm of people who look at cattle mutilations,
Speaker 3: it's probably the most popular.
Speaker 4: Well, and there's a good reason for that, because it
Speaker 4: just does not fit into what we understand as some
Speaker 4: kind of logical, methodical, scientific kind of thing. It's a
Speaker 4: bunch of contradictions, and if you can't explain it through
Speaker 4: natural descriptions, then you have to go extra supernatural. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I think that's why a lot of people gravitate
Speaker 4: towards that. Plus, there are a lot of reportings of
Speaker 4: UFOs and strange phenomena in the skies and aliens and
Speaker 4: memory loss, and there's a lot of weird stuff surrounding
Speaker 4: these cattle mutilations that just make your mind go there.
Speaker 7: Hey guys, Hey guys. So this is Mike and Austin
Speaker 7: and we are out in the wilderness with a bottle
Speaker 7: scotch by the campfire, taking it easy, and we are
Speaker 7: thinking about something pretty cool, which is an episode of
Speaker 7: a podcast called A Strange Thing in the Woods.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of strange things people see when they're
Speaker 3: like hunting or hiking or fishing.
Speaker 5: And you hear weird stories a once in a while.
Speaker 4: We wanted to invite you to share your stories of
Speaker 4: strange things that you've experienced while you're out in the
Speaker 4: woods or out camping or hiking or boning, whatever it
Speaker 4: is outdoors doing something and something strange happens, we want
Speaker 4: to hear about it. And if we use your story,
Speaker 4: we'll give you kudos, accolades. What else will we get?
Speaker 5: Maybe send a little swag their way, a.
Speaker 7: Little swag, little free stuff swag. Yeah, it's going to
Speaker 7: be a cool episode.
Speaker 6: I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 7: We're going to use it between our episode about cattle
Speaker 7: mutilations and our next episode, which I'm not sure what
Speaker 7: will be Probably paranormal activity in strange locations broad.
Speaker 5: Oh, I see, yeah, it's very broad.
Speaker 6: I know your plants very broad.
Speaker 7: We have an inside tip.
Speaker 3: It's a a goose.
Speaker 7: Story or strange thing happening in a.
Speaker 6: Brewery of all places.
Speaker 5: There may be some ulterior motives.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, hopefully we'll get free beer if we go there,
Speaker 4: but I kind of doubt it. I don't know, I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 7: We know a guy, we know a guy, we know
Speaker 7: a guy. We just want to invite you to share
Speaker 7: your story with us. If you go on our website,
Speaker 7: there's a link there you can share your story.
Speaker 6: Don't be afraid, just do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3: And even the black helicopters thing kind of is tied
Speaker 3: to the UFO's thing. Like we talked about, there was
Speaker 3: a guy that thought it was a UFO and it
Speaker 3: was a helicopter, so that could be almost tied together. Well,
Speaker 3: it could cause more traffic either direction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then you could say, oh, you could explain it. Well,
Speaker 4: this is government with a disinformation campaign because they do that.
Speaker 4: They do governments do that. They throw out red herrings
Speaker 4: to disguise and distract people from the truth of what's
Speaker 4: going on. So let's go back to category three, the
Speaker 4: government thing. Why would they be doing this. Well, let's
Speaker 4: say there has been a nuclear radiation leak and they're
Speaker 4: afraid that it's going to contaminate people and cause serious
Speaker 4: birth defects. Well, they don't want to scare the public.
Speaker 5: They don't want to tell everybody that they messed up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they don't want to own up to it. They
Speaker 4: don't want to pay for their mistake, but they still
Speaker 4: want the information. So they set up this disinformation campaign
Speaker 4: where they're like, oh, yeah, we can test animals, the
Speaker 4: soft tissue of animals and make it look like some
Speaker 4: kind of alien thing to distract them from the government's
Speaker 4: secret happenings. That makes sense, yep. In fact, that's exactly
Speaker 4: what in our last episode we talked about. In the
Speaker 4: Satanic ritual type stuff. The Sons of Satan. We were
Speaker 4: talking about the one guy that came forward and he said, Hey,
Speaker 4: I've been filtrated the Sons of Satan. And the reason
Speaker 4: they're doing this is they're making it look like UFOs
Speaker 4: and aliens because they don't want people to know that
Speaker 4: they're actually collecting organs and sacrificial things for the sacrifice
Speaker 4: to their deities. Got cold things, right, you can kind
Speaker 4: of see people are kind of they're sneaky. Yeah, these
Speaker 4: a little strategory yep, and they try to make things
Speaker 4: look like something else to protect what's really going on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, makes sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that brings us to our fourth category, fourth and
Speaker 4: a half. Four and a half category is what are
Speaker 4: the aliens doing with these cow parts? Yeah? Do they
Speaker 4: just like certain organs? Okay, so this is this one.
Speaker 4: I'm going to tie it back to what we said
Speaker 4: about in the second sacrificial category. Why would aliens today
Speaker 4: be interested in the organs and parts and blood letting
Speaker 4: in a way that the ancients used to do for
Speaker 4: their gods and goddesses and deities. To me, that is
Speaker 4: a weirdness, a weird correlation that jumps out at me.
Speaker 4: These ancient sacrificial rights required the removal of certain organs
Speaker 4: to their gods. Now we have aliens maybe removing those
Speaker 4: same organs in the same way, similar in modern times,
Speaker 4: similar way the blood's gone. Let's just say that blood's
Speaker 4: blood's gone and certain organs are gone in the same
Speaker 4: way as you would expect to see a carcass, you know,
Speaker 4: from six thousand years ago. I don't need but it
Speaker 4: makes you think, what are they doing? What if they
Speaker 4: were aliens? Were the aliens there six thousand years or
Speaker 4: four thousand years ago? Did they require it because they
Speaker 4: live a long time and they dis like that kind
Speaker 4: of meat? Are they doing their own genetic testing on
Speaker 4: this for some other reason? Something nasty going on, something nasty.
Speaker 4: That's where things in my mind get really interesting. I'm
Speaker 4: not a huge alien believer. So people like say Christopher O'Brien,
Speaker 4: who has a book called Stalking the Herd, Stalking the Herd,
Speaker 4: he has a view that there are aliens that care
Speaker 4: about this planet. They live at least part time here
Speaker 4: with us on this planet, and they are protecting us
Speaker 4: from a contaminagen of biblical proportions that would destroy the
Speaker 4: world or destroy life on Earth, and the prions, these
Speaker 4: little creatures that are around when people get mad cow disease,
Speaker 4: the spread of those kind of contaminations through.
Speaker 3: Our So the aliens are like assassinating these cows and
Speaker 3: removing the.
Speaker 4: The bad or testing them for the bad, okay, so
Speaker 4: that they can keep a monitor on it, because after all,
Speaker 4: they share this planet with us. Yeah. Yeah, Mark from
Speaker 4: Orc And if you believe in that, he has over
Speaker 4: twenty years of investigation in this area, and he claims
Speaker 4: to have the most robust investigation because he doesn't just
Speaker 4: investigate the weird stuff, but he's investigated all of it, right,
Speaker 4: He's pretty believable.
Speaker 5: Like I'm liking his crocodile dundee.
Speaker 4: Hat and to be you know, perfectly honest, I didn't.
Speaker 4: I haven't read the book, but I've read I've heard
Speaker 4: of it. Yeah, I've read a few reviews and the
Speaker 4: context of the book, and I believe that he's genuine
Speaker 4: in his pursuit of it. And so, you know, all
Speaker 4: kudos to him for what he's doing. And if if
Speaker 4: you want to get his book, you know, you can
Speaker 4: get online. It's on Amazon. It's called Stocking the Herd,
Speaker 4: and buy his book and you can read his theories
Speaker 4: on it. Then you have people like Linda Moulton Howell,
Speaker 4: who's probably one of the oldest investigator and probably the
Speaker 4: one that kind of really helped kick off the whole mutilation,
Speaker 4: understanding that this was something that was actually going on,
Speaker 4: the phenomena actually existed, and she has kind of an
Speaker 4: extraterrestrial kind.
Speaker 6: Of view of what these are.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they are quite as as a
Speaker 4: benevolent Christopher O'Brien's view is that they are good. They're
Speaker 4: doing a good thing. I don't know if Linda Moulton
Speaker 4: Howe subscribes to that or not. Some of her stuff
Speaker 4: it seems like she does, but I think she's maybe
Speaker 4: a little more wary. Then you have people like Betsy Lewis,
Speaker 4: who also has the same kind of view of extra terrestrials,
Speaker 4: but she has more of a spiritual approach to it.
Speaker 4: And there's a lot of people out there that investigate
Speaker 4: this stuff, and a lot of them fall in the
Speaker 4: extraterrestrial alien UFO kind of connection. Beer Sucker, I was quiet,
Speaker 4: it was I leaned no, but you didn't comment because
Speaker 4: you were too busy drinking beer.
Speaker 5: Beer. Well, what am I supposed to say you finished
Speaker 5: the sentence.
Speaker 3: No one thing that I've heard that just blew my mind.
Speaker 3: The hypothesis that this person, I'm not even sure who
Speaker 3: made it up.
Speaker 4: I think I know where you're going. I love this one.
Speaker 3: I've heard that aliens are inseminating cows with sasquatch babies,
Speaker 3: and the cows are the surrogate mothers of these sasquatches.
Speaker 4: So and before the birth, so they they harvest the.
Speaker 3: Baby and then they drop them off in Oregon.
Speaker 4: They harvest the baby sasquatch, yeah, before it is born,
Speaker 4: and then they leave the mutated cow that is. I
Speaker 4: love that.
Speaker 6: I've heard that too.
Speaker 4: I know where this originated from. There is a story
Speaker 4: of a rancher who had a cow that was pregnant.
Speaker 4: It was the season for baby calves, and the cow
Speaker 4: is down. So he goes up to the cow and
Speaker 4: it's birthing. It's giving birth to a calf, so he thinks.
Speaker 4: But when he gets up close, he sees that what
Speaker 4: it's giving birth to is not a cow at all.
Speaker 6: Oh no, it.
Speaker 4: Looks like a baby chimpanzee, monkey, sasquatch thing. Oh weird,
Speaker 4: And so he's freaking out. It's like what in the
Speaker 4: heck is going on. So it's late and he goes
Speaker 4: back to the house. The next morning he goes out,
Speaker 4: the cow is mutilated and the baby sasquatch is gone. Okay,
Speaker 4: so I know that's.
Speaker 6: Really really weird.
Speaker 4: What are aliens doing impregnating cows sasquatches? Yeah?
Speaker 5: What what is being goofy?
Speaker 4: And why do cattle mulations always seem to deal with
Speaker 4: some kind of reproductive thing an organ It's weird.
Speaker 5: It's weird.
Speaker 4: So so we have the possibility of cattle DNA being
Speaker 4: very close to humanoid DNA. We have baby sasquatch surrogate
Speaker 4: MU stuff going on. An alien's messing around with reproductive organs.
Speaker 4: If you wanted to create a storyline narrative, I would
Speaker 4: go with secret government or some kind of transdimensional being
Speaker 4: is using the genetic structure of bovine DNA to impregnate
Speaker 4: and implant a synthetic type of genetic structure to create
Speaker 4: bodies within which they can inhabit. That's so silly, I know,
Speaker 4: I love it though it's awesome, scuffy, but you know
Speaker 4: it's it's like the perfect story for sci.
Speaker 5: Fi silly book or an X Files episode.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 8: Soley they're using the cows for embryos down it, which,
Speaker 8: by the way, if you heard our intro, that is
Speaker 8: an excerpt from X Files Season one, episode twelve, And
Speaker 8: I just thought it was.
Speaker 3: Ironic that they actually deal with the Yeah, it's a
Speaker 3: super cool episode that has nothing to do with mutilation.
Speaker 3: Actually has to do these two little girls that are
Speaker 3: actually twins and they're clumps of some other people and
Speaker 3: they're actually like super soldiers and they get tucked away
Speaker 3: in these rooms. But then there's these other ones and
Speaker 3: the ones escape and they try to save the little girls,
Speaker 3: and the little girls kill them with the screen stuff,
Speaker 3: and then solely finds out that the girls are actually
Speaker 3: poisoning them because they thought he was rescuing them. And
Speaker 3: then he goes out and he's like, don't drinck that
Speaker 3: it's a whole ordeal.
Speaker 4: So is it called Eve? Is the episode called Eve?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Adam and Eve are like the two super soldier things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Adam these children male?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Eve being great.
Speaker 4: Episode for people who are old enough to remember X
Speaker 4: Files and watch x Files.
Speaker 5: It's a great show, or people from my generation that
Speaker 5: just watch it.
Speaker 4: Because but in that they talk about the exanguination.
Speaker 5: Is that how I say it, exangination.
Speaker 4: Exangination of which is basically the blood being drained from
Speaker 4: the body of this person that was killed in the
Speaker 4: beginning of the show, which is what happens on cattle mulations.
Speaker 3: I understand it, like when I go to by life,
Speaker 3: like I went today, my body's actually pumping the blood out.
Speaker 3: My heart is pushing and pressurizing my body and pushing
Speaker 3: the blood out of my body when I have the hole.
Speaker 4: Right, So, if they were to immobilize you and stimulate
Speaker 4: your heart to keep pumping and poke a hole in
Speaker 4: your one of your major arteries, your heart would pump
Speaker 4: the blood out of your body for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So that's one of the big theories. And kettle
Speaker 4: mutilations is what's going on. And one of the veins
Speaker 4: that's most prevalent for that happens to be underneath the tongue,
Speaker 4: which is also interesting because a lot of cattle are
Speaker 4: missing their tongues. Yeah, they've been mutilated.
Speaker 5: Things also good, Yeah it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Catle tongue is good. I've had it many times. I've
Speaker 4: had pork tongue tongue. Back to the main topic, which
Speaker 4: is cattle mutilations.
Speaker 6: We now have dove pretty deeply.
Speaker 4: Into bucket number four.
Speaker 5: We dove, we dove, we dove in.
Speaker 4: I've do we have been divin.
Speaker 3: We went way too deep. We went into surrogate mother's
Speaker 3: sasquat alien babies.
Speaker 4: We did, which I don't think any of it believe,
Speaker 4: but it is fun to think about, and for you
Speaker 4: sasquatch letters and people you never know, ask your cow.
Speaker 4: So I want to get a little deeper into So
Speaker 4: let's let's talk about the reasons why people don't always
Speaker 4: buy into the government misinformation campaign and that they are
Speaker 4: totally behind cattle mulations. One of the biggest things it
Speaker 4: has to do with the speed with which a cow
Speaker 4: is alive and is found later totally mutilated. I mean
Speaker 4: there are reported cases that in some incidents it's less
Speaker 4: than two hours.
Speaker 5: That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, I know that the government
Speaker 3: does mutilate my bank account with taxes and at the
Speaker 3: same rate two seconds. Incredible, how fast they just totally
Speaker 3: mutilate my.
Speaker 4: Your account money is gone rapidly, This is true.
Speaker 3: It's like they've drained my account of its tongue, ears
Speaker 3: and blood.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 4: Crazy, they've sucked your green blood yep yep. So but
Speaker 4: I mean so you can take that that little piece
Speaker 4: of knowledge and with that piece of knowledge you can
Speaker 4: basically scratch off poach your vandal. It doesn't fit two
Speaker 4: hours all those things, weird things, those those extreme mutilation
Speaker 4: cases that are so common, which is drained blood, missing eye,
Speaker 4: missing ear, surgically removed organs, genitalia gone, uterus gone, calfeet
Speaker 4: is gone, teats cut off.
Speaker 5: Right, can't do that in two hours.
Speaker 4: Not two hours without a mess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And like if you've ever cleaned an animal, like
Speaker 3: you're a hunter or something.
Speaker 4: It's not like it's a mess.
Speaker 5: I mean, you can do.
Speaker 3: There's methods that you can do, like the gutlass method
Speaker 3: and stuff like that, where you can do it really.
Speaker 4: Fast, but it's not like but it's not in the dark,
Speaker 4: and you don't in the dark, and it's not two hours,
Speaker 4: and there's not no bloods and.
Speaker 3: You usually have two guys and he's like one guy's
Speaker 3: holding it and the other guy's messing around and rolling
Speaker 3: around on his knees and it's not like it's instantaneous
Speaker 3: like this seems to be.
Speaker 4: And what it seems to be is like the actual
Speaker 4: mutilation has done somewhere else and then the bodies are dropped.
Speaker 3: Yea, So maybe there's like a loss of time aspects,
Speaker 3: which kind.
Speaker 5: Of implies the alien thing.
Speaker 4: Which is something that's common when people talk about human abductions,
Speaker 4: and then they come back later after being probed and
Speaker 4: sexually assaulted by aliens. They come back.
Speaker 3: Like in X Files, like where he's got his little
Speaker 3: X on the road and he's driving and then they
Speaker 3: the car turns off and everything stops, and then they
Speaker 3: two and time is and it's a different time and
Speaker 3: the X and he gets out and does something like,
Speaker 3: oh no, I knew it, and he like runs because
Speaker 3: he runs a lot in that show Man. He messed
Speaker 3: be in shape the X Files Molder, Yeah, he runs.
Speaker 4: So we have this thing about cattle mutilations in the
Speaker 4: extreme that basically disqualify first category as being the blanket explanation.
Speaker 4: Then you have that same thing which makes it impossible
Speaker 4: for category number two because if it's a Satanic ritual
Speaker 4: or a cultic sacrifice, part of that is giving time
Speaker 4: to devote the sacrifice to the deity. So that doesn't work,
Speaker 4: not in a simple kind of sacrificial kind of ritual.
Speaker 3: If you've ever seen a movie where they do any
Speaker 3: kind of satanic sacrifice or something, it's always like a
Speaker 3: long drawn out thing. Yeah, not that movies are always
Speaker 3: your best source of knowledge, but you would imagine that
Speaker 3: a sacrifice that's devoted to your quote unquote god is
Speaker 3: probably going to take a little bit of time and
Speaker 3: be very ceremonial.
Speaker 4: Right, And the only way around that is if the
Speaker 4: actual killing of the cow really doesn't mean a whole lot,
Speaker 4: and that it's they need the parts to create something
Speaker 4: in later, or to make some kind of po pocus
Speaker 4: pocus thing pocus thing. Yeah, so I mean that could be,
Speaker 4: but it still doesn't explain how it's done rapidly. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and often in areas that are heavily populated and.
Speaker 5: Without being noticed, without.
Speaker 4: Being noticed and seen, which brings us to category three.
Speaker 4: That the government entity. You could imagine them having some
Speaker 4: kind of technology or a way to do this rapidly.
Speaker 4: Maybe they tranquilize them, lift them up by a helicopter
Speaker 4: that's disguised as the UFO, take them off someplace, and
Speaker 4: maybe a mobile lab. They draw the blood, they take
Speaker 4: the soft tissue, They do everything and then they take
Speaker 4: the cow back and then they drop it somewhere.
Speaker 3: And the cow crane game going on, they just grab it, and.
Speaker 4: That kind of makes sense. But at the same time,
Speaker 4: then you have the risk of exposure. Why aren't more
Speaker 4: people seeing these things? There are reports of black helicopters,
Speaker 4: like we talked about done in Cash Valley, Utah. In Logan,
Speaker 4: Utah where at the airport they actually kind of crolled the.
Speaker 5: The helicopters, helicopters and airplanes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then after that the mutilations in that area
Speaker 4: stopped for quite a few years. So, I mean, you
Speaker 4: have those kind of stories, but some of them don't
Speaker 4: quite fit either, because some of these things happen rapidly.
Speaker 4: Nobody heard or saw anything until they discovered this dead cow.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of stories of that. Some of
Speaker 4: them are like, Okay, the overnight the cow was killed
Speaker 4: or the horse was killed or whatever, and people like
Speaker 4: go to bed, they see the cow right before they
Speaker 4: go to bed, like out of the window. They go
Speaker 4: to bed, they wake up and they look out and
Speaker 4: the cow is kind of the same place, but now
Speaker 4: it's dead mutilated.
Speaker 5: That's weird.
Speaker 4: So that's where people like this does not fit government
Speaker 4: types of things, because let's face it, government isn't that efficient.
Speaker 4: We wish they were, but they usually tend to make
Speaker 4: things not so good.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: But for whatever reason, this stuff is very very very quick, rapid,
Speaker 4: efficient and thorough. The question is why and what There's.
Speaker 5: No way to know.
Speaker 4: So that is why all of these things are brought
Speaker 4: into the realm of aliens.
Speaker 3: That makes sense because the aliens aren't gonna leave tracks,
Speaker 3: and they supposedly are gonna have this lab up in
Speaker 3: the sky where they're gonna be able to suck the
Speaker 3: alien or suck the cow up and do their thing
Speaker 3: to it and then drop it back in the same
Speaker 3: spot or something like that. And they're not gonna leave tracks.
Speaker 3: They're not gonna make a bunch of noise. They're gonna
Speaker 3: remove it from the situation. And it ties in the
Speaker 3: loss of time where maybe these cow dairy workers they
Speaker 3: were in there for five hours, but they thought it
Speaker 3: was two and a half.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe they're and it something was just off there.
Speaker 5: They just kind of shrugged it off.
Speaker 3: But the aliens, they've altered their state of reality to
Speaker 3: where they've lost that time and they've had time to
Speaker 3: do this to this cowlendary place.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if you're young, So have you
Speaker 4: ever seen the movie Close Encounters of a Third Kind
Speaker 4: with Richard Dreyfus.
Speaker 5: I stopped watching alien movies when you took me to Signs.
Speaker 4: Well, this predates Signs. This is when I was a
Speaker 4: young kid. This came out, well, not young, but anyway,
Speaker 4: I was younger. I was a teenager and this movie
Speaker 4: came out, Close Encounters of Third Kind by Steven Spielger Spielberg,
Speaker 4: And the crazy thing about this movie is that the
Speaker 4: government is involved as well as aliens. They're they're in cahoots.
Speaker 4: So we have the government spraying a town with like
Speaker 4: this spray that makes them lose track of time and
Speaker 4: actually kind of makes them, you know, forget stuff and
Speaker 4: maybe even knocks them out so that they can help
Speaker 4: this alien UFO ship come and lab on land on
Speaker 4: Devil's Tower.
Speaker 5: Which would explain the black helicopters, it could.
Speaker 4: So, I mean that's a little something that you know,
Speaker 4: maybe they're in cahoots with each other, maybe they're partners.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I know they are, because the lizard Illuminati
Speaker 3: runs everything.
Speaker 4: If we can't explain it with some kind of scientific
Speaker 4: or natural explanation. We need something supernatural. What's your theory?
Speaker 3: My first thoughts are the dumb, boring, not fun typical
Speaker 3: answers is that it's just people who are reporting things,
Speaker 3: and it's subject to satire and all kinds of just
Speaker 3: getting embellished and turning into some faint, some big ordeal.
Speaker 3: It really was just a dead cow that got chewed
Speaker 3: up by some coyotes.
Speaker 5: Oh, I didn't see any tracks.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, there was a bunch of coyotes running around,
Speaker 3: and then there was a windstorm, and now you don't
Speaker 3: see any tracks in the dust. Yeah, or the ground
Speaker 3: is inconducive to having tracks.
Speaker 4: So you're more of a skeptic even on like the
Speaker 4: governmental kind of angle. You're more like, this is like
Speaker 4: either vandal or natural stuff.
Speaker 3: I'll bet the government stole a cow or two maybe
Speaker 3: you know who knows how many. But I don't think
Speaker 3: a lot of these situations are the government or aliens.
Speaker 4: What do you think about like like a cultic ritual
Speaker 4: or satanic kind of sacrifice? Well, those are pretty obvious, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think I think the whole point of having a
Speaker 3: sacrifice isn't to hide it. It's it's an outward expression
Speaker 3: of what you're believing in. So why would why would
Speaker 3: it be some cryptic thing, Well, it would be obvious.
Speaker 3: There would be an altar, there would be blood dripping
Speaker 3: through the altar, and there would be symbols.
Speaker 4: Or possibly a Satanic ritual that is trying to disguise
Speaker 4: their ritual by making it look like something else, like
Speaker 4: the Sons of Satan. When the guy was explaining those situations,
Speaker 4: he'd said they would they would bring cardboard, throw it
Speaker 4: down on the ground in front so that you wouldn't
Speaker 4: get tracks, and that was purposefully done. He was saying,
Speaker 4: they did it, and they used disinformation so that people
Speaker 4: wouldn't know that they were actual ritual sacrifice. They would
Speaker 4: make it look like alien stuff because they didn't want
Speaker 4: people to know that it was actually something more steeped
Speaker 4: and like cultic.
Speaker 5: Kind of gross, poky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I think the majority of these are coming
Speaker 3: from people who are just not reading this situation.
Speaker 5: We looked post mortem.
Speaker 3: Lividity, the blood draining from the body kind of naturally
Speaker 3: is it sits there in rots and animals are coming
Speaker 3: and they're they're lapping up blood and they're pulling out
Speaker 3: intestines and they're doing this the dirty work.
Speaker 4: So how do you explain like the clean cuts that
Speaker 4: appear to be cauterized in the lack of blood in
Speaker 4: the animals.
Speaker 3: I don't know like a specific name for it, but
Speaker 3: I've shot deer and I've got them, and as you're
Speaker 3: doing it, it's it doesn't take very long before you
Speaker 3: know that that previously nice razor sharp cut that you
Speaker 3: made to get kind of rounded out. I think you
Speaker 3: could immediately be like, it gets rounded out almost as
Speaker 3: the blood coagulating and the sun hits it, and the
Speaker 3: air's hitting the blood and it makes like a film.
Speaker 4: So where do you think the blood goes? What happens
Speaker 4: to it?
Speaker 3: I think it's in the body, and I think it
Speaker 3: kind of drains into the earth and it's in the body.
Speaker 3: And because as soon as the heart stops beating, the
Speaker 3: blood stops moving. When you got an animal, when you
Speaker 3: take something apart like a fish or a deer or
Speaker 3: a duck, you don't cut it and it's not coming
Speaker 3: out and bleeding all over you. It kind of just
Speaker 3: stays where it's at. Yeah, and it pulls up in
Speaker 3: the low cavities or whatever.
Speaker 4: Post mortem lividity yeah.
Speaker 3: And gravity's gonna actually drain that to the lowest point
Speaker 3: of the body. And who's to say that, yeah, there
Speaker 3: was no blood, Well, the blood could be in the
Speaker 3: veins and it's just stuck there and you're seeing blood
Speaker 3: splattered everywhere like it was some kyot. But maybe the
Speaker 3: cow died.
Speaker 5: It's been dead.
Speaker 3: The blood is drained into its lower areas, and the
Speaker 3: coyotes and the wolf, the ravens, the crows, whatever, they've
Speaker 3: taken these soft tissue parts out of the top where
Speaker 3: it's easily accessible, like the ear. One ear is missing
Speaker 3: because the other ears on the other side of the animal.
Speaker 3: They don't want to reach over and try to flip
Speaker 3: over one thousand pound cow to get to it.
Speaker 4: So like the we talked about the cow that was
Speaker 4: killed up in emmett Idoh, and they took a big
Speaker 4: quarter section off of like the rear and obviously somebody
Speaker 4: took it because that's like prime meat area. But they
Speaker 4: also had like an incision and the lung was removed, right,
Speaker 4: So I mean, like, what do you say, So you
Speaker 4: think it's like a combination of like some kind of
Speaker 4: vandalism or some kind of along with.
Speaker 3: Some how a cow dies whether you know, maybe it
Speaker 3: is vandalism. Maybe the guy's hungry. He cuts off the
Speaker 3: hind corner and just takes off running, throws it in
Speaker 3: the back of his truck, drives home and his family
Speaker 3: gets to eat for the weekend or the week or what.
Speaker 4: Why did he take the lung and peel off part
Speaker 4: of the cow's face?
Speaker 5: Oh that was the crows.
Speaker 3: That was I mean, crows go for the eyes and
Speaker 3: when you pull out the eye, you grab the eyelid,
Speaker 3: and when you grab the.
Speaker 5: Eyelid, you pull out part of the cheek.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it just kind of it, you know, goes
Speaker 3: that way, and then the air hits it and the
Speaker 3: heat the sun blasts on it, and it starts making
Speaker 3: that sharp line, so you think instead of a jagged tear,
Speaker 3: it's it kind of gets molded over.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like rounded out, all shrinks up.
Speaker 4: It looks more maybe pristine than it is, but it's
Speaker 4: really pretty graphic.
Speaker 5: It's just not portrayed that way. After the air.
Speaker 3: Kind of oxidizes or whatever it's doing to it and cauterizes,
Speaker 3: and then the sun hits it in it and it
Speaker 3: shrinks and it like hardens it.
Speaker 4: So one of the things that's needed in your explanation
Speaker 4: is time. Yeah, it can't be something that happens like immediately.
Speaker 4: It has to be something that's been exposed to predators. Time, sun,
Speaker 4: those kind of things to make it look like that,
Speaker 4: And some of those, obviously, I agree. I think some
Speaker 4: of those are actually those kind of scenarios. But what
Speaker 4: do you do with the stories of people that have
Speaker 4: seen the animal within three hours of it being mutilated.
Speaker 5: My brain goes to embellishment.
Speaker 4: That the people are making the story out.
Speaker 3: So like, all these guys are going in there to
Speaker 3: milk these cows, and their job is to take care
Speaker 3: of these cows, and one gets messed up and gets
Speaker 3: chewed up, and they don't notice it until three in
Speaker 3: the afternoon when their boss rolls up on the property
Speaker 3: and he's.
Speaker 5: Like, what the hell happened to my cow?
Speaker 9: And they're like, uh, it was fine a minute ago,
Speaker 9: and he's like, whoa really.
Speaker 4: So this is a great place to me to interject
Speaker 4: the story of a roommate of mine in college. I
Speaker 4: called to him when we were passing by Shoshown and
Speaker 4: I called him and I said, Hey, have you ever
Speaker 4: heard of cattle emulations in your area, and he lived
Speaker 4: in Wendell, Idaho, and he told me a story when
Speaker 4: he was young, when he was like mid to late
Speaker 4: nineteen seventies, that he or a family member worked on
Speaker 4: a dairy that was very close to their farm and windle,
Speaker 4: and while they were milking cows, they had one cow
Speaker 4: that had some kind of infection or something, so they
Speaker 4: had isolated it in a correl outside of the milking barn.
Speaker 4: They probably were giving it antibiotics or something, and they
Speaker 4: couldn't let that get into the milk supply, so they
Speaker 4: would segregate those cows. This cow was also pregnant, because
Speaker 4: you know, to keep the milk flowing, they impregnate the
Speaker 4: cows and they take the calves and the calves are
Speaker 4: sold and then they collect the milk. So this was
Speaker 4: one of those cows that was pregnant, but it was
Speaker 4: also sick. And while they were milking the three hundred,
Speaker 4: four hundred and five hundred head of cows, they go
Speaker 4: back out and with the span of like three or
Speaker 4: four hours, they find this cow now dead, mutilated, the
Speaker 4: cow fetus removed, and it is messed up. It's the
Speaker 4: traditional mutilated kind of stuff that you reported so many
Speaker 4: times in these scenarios. What do you do with that?
Speaker 4: So the only thing you can say is that they lied,
Speaker 4: or they exaggerated, or something else is at play here.
Speaker 4: Obviously government a helicopter coming in making noise would have
Speaker 4: attracted some kind of attention. None of that was there.
Speaker 4: These people went in milk, the cows came out dead. Cow.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, what the heck just happened. But there
Speaker 4: are a lot of stories of those kind of things,
Speaker 4: and people could be making it up, but it's something
Speaker 4: you also have to look at and kind of take
Speaker 4: them at their word and say, wait, something weird is
Speaker 4: going on here that can not be explained naturally. In
Speaker 4: those kind of scenarios, there are stories of people seeing
Speaker 4: cows raising up in a into the air and disappearing,
Speaker 4: and then later they find the cow dead and.
Speaker 3: That's where that's Those are the cows that light sour cream.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're one.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know what to do with this
Speaker 4: either because I am a skeptic. I'm like you, but
Speaker 4: I'm also a little bit more willing to go into
Speaker 4: something that is supernatural.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't mean if I had to go a supernatural route.
Speaker 3: If I had all of my druthers, is that?
Speaker 5: Is that the same?
Speaker 3: If I had my brothers, I would say it's like
Speaker 3: a some crypto like like the cup of cabra that's
Speaker 3: coming in like draining them.
Speaker 4: And feeding off there and just organs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it like has like some it's like a
Speaker 3: small animal and it like like a vampire because chup
Speaker 3: oficabra means like bloodsucker, right, Yeah, like goes in there,
Speaker 3: sucks the blood out, it gets to the gets to
Speaker 3: the good stuff, like.
Speaker 4: The Yeah, exactly like Hannibal lecter On cows kidney beans
Speaker 4: and it weird. What was the whining? Oh it doesn't matter. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's ichy. We don't want to think about that.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I mean I don't.
Speaker 3: Know that would be the coolest answer, because then there'd
Speaker 3: be this other animal that isn't an alien. It's not asum,
Speaker 3: it's not something silly.
Speaker 6: Let's here.
Speaker 4: You you don't believe in aliens, no, but you're terrified
Speaker 4: of them because of your Maybe you're just hoping there's
Speaker 4: no aliens because of your your I've.
Speaker 3: Got Yeah, maybe I don't think they are aliens.
Speaker 5: I think they're something different.
Speaker 4: Okay, So that is a really good segue into my theory. So,
Speaker 4: and I agree with you probably seventy percent. I think
Speaker 4: a good chunk of everything we see are natural kinds
Speaker 4: of things, or ritualistic kind of things, or vandalism kind
Speaker 4: of things. I think the majority of everything, maybe ninety
Speaker 4: percent of everything.
Speaker 3: Pretty layman, pretty boring answers.
Speaker 4: Explanatory, and maybe even a little bit a government thrown in,
Speaker 4: because I do think governments have a history of doing
Speaker 4: stupid things and using humans or animals as you know,
Speaker 4: test subjects.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I think I even heard a story where
Speaker 3: like people are probably like that's not true, but I
Speaker 3: heard a story where like they were using some special
Speaker 3: targeting system on people and it was their phones.
Speaker 4: When you say target, like to kill them or just
Speaker 4: to track them, just.
Speaker 3: Like testing this targeting system, like this ability to identify
Speaker 3: and pick out a single target. Well no, and it
Speaker 3: was like whatever they were using this laser or this
Speaker 3: sound wave or whatever was actually like blowing up people's
Speaker 3: batteries in their phones or something.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know. You know, there are a lot
Speaker 4: of those kind of things already. I mean you could
Speaker 4: you could even look at like facial recognition software on
Speaker 4: cameras on a network, and they're hacking those and using
Speaker 4: those things to track and identify people. In fact, a
Speaker 4: big study just came out today where they are now
Speaker 4: using not just facial recognition, but they can actually scan
Speaker 4: your body type, size, shapes, proportions and accurately identify you
Speaker 4: through those things without facial recognition. So I mean that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff spooky. So they're doing that kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: So, I mean they're doing stuff.
Speaker 3: They were doing something where it's like radio weapon, like yeah,
Speaker 3: some kind of sound wave that kills animals or whatever,
Speaker 3: and there they should animal grab it, take what they
Speaker 3: need to test what it affected, and then they just
Speaker 3: leave it there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know, whatever their motivations are for, that's
Speaker 4: a whole mess.
Speaker 5: Too crazy to me. No, it's weird.
Speaker 3: It's like creepy, and you don't really want to believe
Speaker 3: it that that the government, your government, that you're paying
Speaker 3: with your paychecks.
Speaker 4: So so I want to go kind of like I
Speaker 4: want to jump full on into a giant rabbit hole.
Speaker 4: And I feel half stupid doing this because I don't
Speaker 4: know if I actually believe it, but it's still a
Speaker 4: thought in my head and that has to do a
Speaker 4: little bit with what we talked about, with the linkage
Speaker 4: between these ancient rituals of sacrifice to these deities and gods,
Speaker 4: like in the Greeks and Romans, and what they did
Speaker 4: to deities and what's happening now which seems to be
Speaker 4: very similar, although now we call it cattle mutilation and
Speaker 4: we don't understand why, but it's the same type of
Speaker 4: effect on those animals, those creatures. I'm not a big
Speaker 4: alien believer. These extra terrestrial ships from outer space come
Speaker 4: into our atmosphere from millions of light years away through hyperspace,
Speaker 4: like Battlestar Galactica or some Star Wars episode, and they're
Speaker 4: able to jump through hyperspace and then show up in
Speaker 4: our atmosphere and visit us. But I do think scientifically
Speaker 4: and logically the idea of extra dimensional travel is possible.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: Part of that is because of my belief my cosmology,
Speaker 4: and like say a biblical narrative or this whole idea
Speaker 4: of these supernatural beings that exist in a dimension that's
Speaker 4: parallel but yet outside of our dimension that we can't
Speaker 4: see all the time. And these are the kinds of
Speaker 4: things that are written about in like Biblical narratives with
Speaker 4: angels and demons and Nethhelam and rafe am and anechem, these.
Speaker 5: Creature one and quikeungin.
Speaker 4: They sound like that. But what's fascinating about that? If
Speaker 4: you have a religious belief system, and I do, But
Speaker 4: at the same time, it's like, I don't like to
Speaker 4: believe those things are necessarily rooted to some kind of
Speaker 4: weird mystical thing in antiquity. So in my mind, when
Speaker 4: you know, you hear the word demon or fallen angel
Speaker 4: or the word angel, what in the heck is that
Speaker 4: word about? What are they talking about? Well, they the
Speaker 4: Hebrew word for that is elohem. The same word is
Speaker 4: used for those creatures as is used for God himself
Speaker 4: Elohem like little g God, little g God, big g God.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's no distinction other than that the God
Speaker 4: of the Hebrews claim to be the God of gods,
Speaker 4: the Eloheim of Elohem.
Speaker 3: It would be like a lord like medieval time, like
Speaker 3: like Game of Thrones.
Speaker 5: Like Lord blah blah blah. But there's King blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: Or the creator of the mini gods, demi gods. So
Speaker 4: you have, I mean, that idea of God and gods
Speaker 4: so you have and a lot of people, like in
Speaker 4: conservative traditional Christian backgrounds, would freak out about it, blow
Speaker 4: their mind. But the Hebrew actually says that they are
Speaker 4: elohem They are a category that is outside of our
Speaker 4: three dimensions. We don't see them, they're invisible, but they exist,
Speaker 4: and that these elohem are entities, entities that can appear
Speaker 4: and disappear. They can interact with humanity, and they can
Speaker 4: disappear from our site and our experience. This sounds weirdly
Speaker 4: similar to what happens with aliens in UFOs.
Speaker 3: It's those kind of like they take you, you have
Speaker 3: an experience with them, and then nothing, they disappear, and
Speaker 3: time has been shifted because they're outside of space and time.
Speaker 4: Right. So there's those things, and okay, so now let's
Speaker 4: throw in something that's a little bit more weird. So
Speaker 4: you have in Genesis you have the story of these Elohim,
Speaker 4: these many gods, these little g gods deciding that hey,
Speaker 4: look at those hot human babes, those women. They're good.
Speaker 4: I like them, and they procreate with women. They take it.
Speaker 6: It says, they take.
Speaker 4: As many as they desired, and they had sex with them.
Speaker 3: I just pictured like a gray alien and he throws
Speaker 3: on like some white oak Leay's at a club and
Speaker 3: he's like.
Speaker 5: Dude, watch this. They just so sad girl over.
Speaker 3: There, axe body spray the waggers on over there.
Speaker 4: And like sup Sup. Well, like I said, this is
Speaker 4: deep down the rabbit hole, but this is where my
Speaker 4: mind goes and it's weird. I get that, and it
Speaker 4: could be totally wrong, but I can't help but make
Speaker 4: these connections. So I'm throwing this out there for listeners.
Speaker 4: I mean, explore this. There are other people that have
Speaker 4: this idea. Chuck Missler's won the Late Chuck Missler. He
Speaker 4: talks a lot about this, even like recently like what
Speaker 4: is It? Tim Mackie, And in the Bible Project podcast
Speaker 4: they talk about this issue and they feel silly doing
Speaker 4: it because they're talking about these gods and the nephelum
Speaker 4: and what this is, and it feels weird, but that's
Speaker 4: actually what the Hebrew scriptures say.
Speaker 5: Even like more popular people.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I can't say for sure, but I feel like maybe
Speaker 3: I've heard Joe Rogan say that maybe aliens aren't aliens,
Speaker 3: they're like interdimensional beings. There you go and people get
Speaker 3: on the rabbit trail of like clockwork elves. They're like
Speaker 3: these beings where like people do DMT.
Speaker 9: Yeah, imagine somebody talking about DMT on a podcast, but
Speaker 9: d MT and they see the same thing every time,
Speaker 9: Like these kind of like alien like people, these beings
Speaker 9: that live in this DMT world of like shapes and
Speaker 9: color and feeling, and they tell them things and they
Speaker 9: explore the the world and they bring them clarity or whatever.
Speaker 9: Same with what's his name, the Lockness monster, Witchcraft guy
Speaker 9: that tried.
Speaker 5: To find his own I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 6: It sounds really cool.
Speaker 4: I want.
Speaker 5: He lives on Lockness.
Speaker 3: He had like a mansion thing there, and then the
Speaker 3: guy from led Zeppelin bought it.
Speaker 4: Aleistair Crowley. Oh Crowley, Yeah, yeah, I mean mister Crowley.
Speaker 6: You know it's weird as Crowley.
Speaker 4: I know one of his descendants. Yes, yes, his name
Speaker 4: is Chris, Chris. I'm not even gonna say his last name.
Speaker 4: I don't want to Chris, but yeah, I know.
Speaker 6: It used to be.
Speaker 4: He actually changed his last name. So yeah, I mean,
Speaker 4: when you look at this rabbit hole and I'm going
Speaker 4: down it, and I'm apologized somewhat for it because people
Speaker 4: have an idea of a religious nature, and it totally
Speaker 4: contaminates the concept of what we're talking about. People tend
Speaker 4: to when they hear anything religious, they immediately in their
Speaker 4: mind formulate an idea or image of some ancient godlike
Speaker 4: creature in a robe, you know, that's throwing lightning bolts.
Speaker 4: And it's more it comes from like Greek mythology than
Speaker 4: it does from the actual descriptions from Hebrew type resources. Right,
Speaker 4: So I stripped that away in my mind. I'm stripping
Speaker 4: that away, and I have to do it, even though
Speaker 4: it's hard. I have to do it because otherwise I
Speaker 4: think of these these wrong ideas.
Speaker 6: But in that.
Speaker 4: Context of the Hebrew mind and what they're thinking about,
Speaker 4: they're thinking about God or Elohem and a whole class
Speaker 4: or society or counsel of other elohem gods, small g
Speaker 4: that are interacting with humanity and have control over certain
Speaker 4: parts of humanity.
Speaker 5: Like thunder and lightning.
Speaker 4: No more like groups of people and locations and cities.
Speaker 5: You don't think there was like an actual.
Speaker 4: Thor well there could be, and maybe that's one of
Speaker 4: these divine council beings. But so here's the interesting thing.
Speaker 4: So you have this the Eloheim of Eloheims, the god
Speaker 4: of gods Yahweh, the Hebrew god that is the God
Speaker 4: of gods, this other divine counsel of gods. And then
Speaker 4: you have the gods, the Elohem, that decide, hey, I
Speaker 4: want some of these human women, this creation of the
Speaker 4: divine Elohem, These humans that are in that are made
Speaker 4: in the image of God, made in the image of Elohem.
Speaker 4: These counseled gods decide, hey, I like them. I'm going
Speaker 4: to take them and I'm going to have relations with them,
Speaker 4: and I'm going to produce offspring. Now how they do this,
Speaker 4: I don't know. In my mind. I think they had
Speaker 4: to have some kind of technology, some kind of genetic
Speaker 4: manipulation that allowed them to copulate with human DNA. Right,
Speaker 4: And we're not talking about some ancient thing anymore. We're
Speaker 4: talking about beans with really crazy tech and science. So
Speaker 4: they go and they somehow are able to reproduce with
Speaker 4: human women and they create what in the Bible, I
Speaker 4: think it's in Genesis chapter six, the Nephelum, the hybrids.
Speaker 4: They're called the men of Renown. They are like giants.
Speaker 4: They talk about giant These are the giants that you
Speaker 4: read about in the Bible, like Og and even Goliath.
Speaker 5: Ogg is the coolest name for a giant ever.
Speaker 4: But these are these giant creatures that lived during that
Speaker 4: time that the Hebrews and their people actually fought with
Speaker 4: not just because of the of the fact that they
Speaker 4: were giants or they lived in the land, but also
Speaker 4: that they were like when they went into the Promised Land.
Speaker 4: It was to eradicate the land of this genetic mutation.
Speaker 4: Yeah right. It wasn't just about, hey, let's go kill people.
Speaker 4: It had a purpose. It was designed to take out
Speaker 4: this this hybrid.
Speaker 5: This genealogy.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, So what happened was so then in the
Speaker 4: biblical story, eventually the world is corrupt, messed up and
Speaker 4: populated by these hybrids, these nephelin, and the entire world
Speaker 4: is violent, crazy. It sounds a lot like today. And
Speaker 4: so the Master Lohem says, I'm taking these guys out.
Speaker 4: Can't deal with this anymore. This is going to ruin it.
Speaker 4: So that's Noah's flood.
Speaker 5: Right, And everybody knows Jiane's can't swim.
Speaker 4: Right, and so they're destroyed, they're disembodied, their flesh dies
Speaker 4: in the flood. So I know this is getting crazy.
Speaker 4: This is way down the red ale, but just bear
Speaker 4: with me for a minute. So you have these creatures
Speaker 4: now that are disembodied from their flesh and they exist
Speaker 4: in spiritual form, trapped in this realm, in this dimension
Speaker 4: because they're not fully elohem, they're half Yllohem, and then
Speaker 4: they are trapped here without bodies. So then fast forward
Speaker 4: two thousand years you have Jesus coming on the scene
Speaker 4: and Jesus talks about these evil spirits that he casts
Speaker 4: out of people. So like the the guy that he
Speaker 4: casts a legion of spirits out of and they run
Speaker 4: into the pigs and they run down and drown themselves.
Speaker 4: So you have this whole narrative of these disembodied elohem
Speaker 4: hybrids that are looking for homes to dwell in. Yes,
Speaker 4: I'm getting there, I'm getting there, right, So we're gonna
Speaker 4: tie this all up. It's a rabbit hell hole.
Speaker 5: It's a rabbit holebit hole, that is what you're trying
Speaker 5: to get.
Speaker 4: Honestly, it's a biblical proportions, right. So you have these
Speaker 4: these storylines going on and I laugh about them, but
Speaker 4: I can't help but like think about them because the
Speaker 4: narrative of that story just sounds right, right. So you
Speaker 4: have you have these disembodied creatures that Jesus is casting
Speaker 4: out of the bodies of humans that they're trying to
Speaker 4: inhabit because they're looking for a place to dwell in.
Speaker 4: They're looking for a home. He even describes that as
Speaker 4: like when a when a demon leaves a body, it hurts.
Speaker 4: It's looking for a place to inhabit, a home to
Speaker 4: dwell in. And so you have these entities and he's
Speaker 4: casting them out of people. And then so a flash
Speaker 4: forward to modern day. What if there are and I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna throw it out there, what if there are
Speaker 4: these disembodied spirits that are looking for bodies to dwell in.
Speaker 4: Throw in sirogate cow mothers for bigfoot, throw in giants,
Speaker 4: throw ins, rays, blues, alien bodies that seem more synthetic
Speaker 4: in their description than actual like living flesh.
Speaker 3: Right, they're kind of like little drones, but they're being
Speaker 3: piloted by these.
Speaker 4: And encapsulating radical technology, interdimensional flat zipping in and out
Speaker 4: of our planes of dimension. You know, you see them.
Speaker 4: Then they do things that are that don't obey the
Speaker 4: laws of physics, and then they disappear and reappear that
Speaker 4: seems like it's a better description than extraterrestrial ships coming
Speaker 4: from star wars, planet be out and outer space, because
Speaker 4: we don't see them coming, We don't see them traveling
Speaker 4: millions of light years to get here. We just see
Speaker 4: them here like through wormholes or portals or whatever, or
Speaker 4: intermentional things. And it sounds very similar to what we
Speaker 4: are experiencing with this phenomena. Beans that are not subject
Speaker 4: to the same laws of physics in our dimension time.
Speaker 3: And in physics don't affect them the same.
Speaker 4: They would be more like a parallel dimension that what
Speaker 4: we see in between what we see as reality.
Speaker 3: Which would explain like a lot of things that we
Speaker 3: might cover later, like ghosts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and how they.
Speaker 3: Can go through walls or they can appear in vaporize.
Speaker 6: And yeah, what are they?
Speaker 3: They can hold you down, but they can't quite hurt you,
Speaker 3: and they can you know, there's like these little inconsistencies
Speaker 3: and the way they live their life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's this gigantic wormhole that we can open
Speaker 4: up here, this rabbit hole of this weirdness. I think
Speaker 4: you did open up a gi I totally did, and
Speaker 4: I jumped totally in with both feet. But but I
Speaker 4: think about this now. I'm not saying I necessarily believe that,
Speaker 4: but I kind of okay, yeah, I kind of hope
Speaker 4: that there's something about that that makes makes sense to me.
Speaker 4: It's like a scientific explanation for a supernatural occurrence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's been documented in history text history text.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's something outside of our time and space domain.
Speaker 4: The similarity of these organs that that are sacrificed in
Speaker 4: ancient Greece to what we see in modern day cattle
Speaker 4: mulations are very similar. The descriptions of alien beans and
Speaker 4: alien craft, if you want to get into Ezekiel and
Speaker 4: the wheels within wheels are very similar. The idea of
Speaker 4: governments may be secretly involved with these supernatural divine council
Speaker 4: elohem whether they're fallen or non fallen, I don't know,
Speaker 4: but interacting with them is also something that is not
Speaker 4: outside of the realm of possibility, because that is something
Speaker 4: that governments have been described as having in the Biblical narrative.
Speaker 4: So like the Prince of Persia that was like in
Speaker 4: control of the Persian Empire as described in the Bible,
Speaker 4: was a eloheim, a divine council that prohibited the angels
Speaker 4: of the Elohima of God to get to Isaiah and
Speaker 4: help them when Isaiah prayed for specific things. So even
Speaker 4: in the Biblical narrative, which is ancient literature, they're describing
Speaker 4: something that is very similar to what you would expect
Speaker 4: if there were actual beings that existed outside of time
Speaker 4: and space that we're interacting with humanity in invisible ways.
Speaker 4: And if you talk about illuminati, aliens, secret societies, the
Speaker 4: nefarious cults or subsystems in government.
Speaker 3: Dat acid trips, well those.
Speaker 4: Things, I mean those sound exactly or very similar to
Speaker 4: the same thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like there's a lot of tie ins to these
Speaker 3: little I don't know.
Speaker 4: Or you could go the other route and you could say, well, no,
Speaker 4: it's just cow's dying and animals doing a weird thing
Speaker 4: and people being exaggerating and saying things that that for
Speaker 4: whatever reason they do, it disguises the truth. And so
Speaker 4: somewhere in this spectrum that we've talked about is reality.
Speaker 4: And there are a lot of people who have devoted
Speaker 4: a lot of their lives discussing these topics. The loudest
Speaker 4: sources are those like Linda moulten Howe, Christopher O'Brien, Betsy Lewis,
Speaker 4: there's a whole bunch of them that believe certain things.
Speaker 4: There are a few that are coming in from this
Speaker 4: other side, like Chuck Missler and some of the new
Speaker 4: theologians that are looking at the Hebrew words from a
Speaker 4: biblical narrative and saying, hey, wait a minute, this isn't
Speaker 4: some ancient kind of weird mystical verbiage. This is actually
Speaker 4: makes sense in a more concrete way in modern times. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And what's really weird, It's like modern sci fi fantasy
Speaker 4: movies almost replicate those same ideas. M hm, you know.
Speaker 4: And why are we fascinated with the ideas of these
Speaker 4: super beans, these hybrids.
Speaker 5: These captain America?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Thor, Yeah, those kind of people coming in. Why
Speaker 4: are there, like ancient mythologies in every major culture about
Speaker 4: deities and gods that are hybrids half man half god.
Speaker 4: Why are there a lot of different gods that interact
Speaker 4: with and mess with mankind? Those are the same those exactly,
Speaker 4: those are the same stories. Yeah. So if Thor Natalie
Speaker 4: Portman had a baby, it would be a nephelim.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it would like a little like and
Speaker 3: like Hercules, Hercules.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the story.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember.
Speaker 5: Spanish or gets kicked out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hercules though he is like half god and half human.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it's so.
Speaker 4: I mean it's there, it's there, and actually it's people
Speaker 4: just kind of but time.
Speaker 3: It's like, I mean, maybe there's a little hinted truth
Speaker 3: in some of these little like goofy tails, right.
Speaker 4: I think so. But but what we do have is
Speaker 4: we have basically a bunch of possibilities for people to
Speaker 4: look at and say, oh, maybe this is what is
Speaker 4: causing this phenomena of cattle mutilations. What cannot be debated
Speaker 4: is that cattle mutilations are real. They're happening. They're happening
Speaker 4: right now. Yeah, they're happening right now. Like in the
Speaker 4: last since we started this podcast, there's been an uptick
Speaker 4: of cattle mulations that was weird. Yeah, you know, it's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: we're going to decide on doing this topic and then
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, we're gonna like experience.
Speaker 3: Stuff for real twelve in a short period of time.
Speaker 4: And we're like going, man, did we cause it? I
Speaker 4: don't think so. But maybe we're here at this time
Speaker 4: to expose something sinister and more nefarious.
Speaker 5: There is no I like the words that there is.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say like nefarious, nefarious, nefarious, like eight times
Speaker 4: because it's our favorite word.
Speaker 5: It is a good word, right war.
Speaker 6: But you know, if you.
Speaker 4: Believe the providential effect, maybe part of the reason of
Speaker 4: this podcast of a Strange Thing is so that we
Speaker 4: can bring out these topics at a time where these
Speaker 4: events are taking place. I find that kind of interesting
Speaker 4: and I'm down for that. I'm I'm willing to investigate it,
Speaker 4: and I'm willing to say the weird things like what
Speaker 4: if it is eloheim, what if it's fallen elohem? What
Speaker 4: if the whole idea behind cattle mulations is to find
Speaker 4: a way to use their genetic material to find synthetic
Speaker 4: bodies for disembodied lohem. There, I just said it, And yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean that is out there.
Speaker 3: That is pretty out there, and it kind of drives
Speaker 3: home the point we're not trying to like Bible thump anything.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, We're talking about aliens being me.
Speaker 4: If anybody is gonna be Bible thumped, it's going to
Speaker 4: be us for daring to even say anything like this
Speaker 4: with any symbolance of any case.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like using the Bible's historical references and
Speaker 3: kind of trying to make it tie into what we're
Speaker 3: talking about.
Speaker 4: Well, the weird thing is, you don't have to even
Speaker 4: try it just does it just kind of does. It's
Speaker 4: not like I dived in to like some theological study
Speaker 4: and said, oh, let's talk about the word and let's
Speaker 4: talk about the rap am the disembodied spirits of the
Speaker 4: alien hybrids.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what you talked about.
Speaker 4: I know it is, but I didn't like delve into
Speaker 4: it to find that that actually came out of it,
Speaker 4: and then it's like, wow, this is similar to this
Speaker 4: topic of cattle mutilations. I think someday we're going to
Speaker 4: do a podcast on aliens UFOs and it will probably
Speaker 4: be aliens UFOs anakin.
Speaker 5: Topics.
Speaker 3: The next three top or the next two topics we
Speaker 3: have kind.
Speaker 5: Of lined up.
Speaker 4: They're gonna brush into it.
Speaker 3: They're going to bump into that same category, same kind
Speaker 3: of weird yeah, crossover into biblical stuff.
Speaker 5: But but hang with this.
Speaker 4: We're not gonna like, we're not gonna like, yeah, we're
Speaker 4: not gonna do that, but we're gonna throw it out
Speaker 4: there because it's it's possibility for you just like Betsy Lewis,
Speaker 4: just like Christopher O'Brien, just like Linda Moulton, howe have
Speaker 4: their ideas and theories. We're gonna throw this out there
Speaker 4: on a different plane. And the fun part for the
Speaker 4: listeners is to be able to have the freedom to
Speaker 4: go out and do a little digging if it scratches
Speaker 4: that itch, and come up with an idea for yourself.
Speaker 4: And you know, we're about mentioning strange things, and that's
Speaker 4: what we're gonna do, and we're gonna throw out things
Speaker 4: that mean something to us. But you by in no way,
Speaker 4: shape or form, have to believe or or even agree
Speaker 4: with any of it.
Speaker 3: Nope, just listen to it for the fun, for the silliness.
Speaker 3: And it's called a Strange Thing podcast, right, And it's
Speaker 3: hard to get much more strange than an old book.
Speaker 3: And it talks about why giants and aliens are mutilating cows.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, you can't get well, I bet you the majority
Speaker 4: of people ninety nine point nine percent have never even
Speaker 4: thought of the idea that an ancient book might actually
Speaker 4: talk about or speak to such a strange topic as
Speaker 4: cattle mutilation and aliens and UFOs. Right, But look at
Speaker 4: one of the most popular television series out there, Ancient Aliens.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's the most popular.
Speaker 4: Well no, I mean it is like everybody's heard it,
Speaker 4: everybody's watched it. You know, the guy with the weird hair,
Speaker 4: can't remember his name, But it's populars ding Dong, that's
Speaker 4: like called ding Dong or ding Dong. But just the
Speaker 4: questions that it brings to your mind, it is true.
Speaker 3: It's at the time finish. I think it's a history channel. Yeah,
Speaker 3: History Twitch, which is funny because it's like, is that history?
Speaker 3: Is that really what we're considering history right now? All right,
Speaker 3: questions about aliens?
Speaker 4: But the simple truth is it's like everybody's got to
Speaker 4: make up their own mind.
Speaker 6: This is a.
Speaker 4: Phenomena that's out there. It's actually happening. But if you've
Speaker 4: heard any of the news reports, you realize that it's
Speaker 4: happening again. And also we want to invite you because
Speaker 4: right now we have like an Instagram page and a
Speaker 4: Twitter account and everything, and I think we have thirty
Speaker 4: followers on Instagram, but we would love for you to
Speaker 4: go to Instagram and follow us. Just look up A
Speaker 4: Strange Thing podcast and look for our logo. Follow us.
Speaker 4: We'll give you hints and we'll give you information on
Speaker 4: what we're investigating and what's coming down the pipe. You
Speaker 4: can also do the same thing, follow us on Twitter.
Speaker 4: We would love to tweet out where we're at and
Speaker 4: what we're doing, because we have a lot of things
Speaker 4: planned in the next few weeks for where we're going
Speaker 4: to be and how we're going to be doing some investigations.
Speaker 3: And it's cool because my dad is a very talented
Speaker 3: artist and he makes a little like kind of button
Speaker 3: style art about our podcast episodes. And you've got one
Speaker 3: of a cool cow, We've got a cow getting abducted
Speaker 3: into some UFO, and then you've got my artistic stylings
Speaker 3: by the campfire.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of a little astp on a rock.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was a good idea of Thanks Austin.
Speaker 4: Which, by the way, our next full topic will be
Speaker 4: about a Strange Thing in the woods, which is going
Speaker 4: to be featuring stories from.
Speaker 6: All of you guys out there.
Speaker 4: So if you have a strange thing story that took
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Speaker 4: people out there. But you know, I want to say,
Speaker 4: one of the first things we said in our first
Speaker 4: episode on our maiden podcast was our goal is to
Speaker 4: have more listeners than episodes.
Speaker 3: Yep, and we definitely got to that point.
Speaker 4: We did, and this is weird. Just continue to tune
Speaker 4: in and we're going to bring you some really strange
Speaker 4: stories and hopefully it will be some things that you
Speaker 4: haven't heard before.
Speaker 6: So stay tuned. Thank you so much, keep it.
Speaker 3: Strange strange, and join us next time for some cold
Speaker 3: drinks and some good conversations.
Speaker 4: Until then, and we'll see you later. Dave, what do
Speaker 4: you want to be?
Speaker 9: Don