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Speaker 3: Let me talking about today the mod Talk project.
Speaker 2: So this is kind of this will be good because
Speaker 2: we've covered the Philadelphia Experiment.
Speaker 4: We're talking about this like I'm actually on a podcast
Speaker 4: and not just zoning out while he's rambling in.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna get into it. The mon Talk project
Speaker 2: just might be the mother load of lesser known conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 2: This source today is that's interesting, and I got some
Speaker 2: other sources, but this is a lot from all that's interesting.
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Speaker 2: show up in this a little bit?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: So let's see how time travel, teleportation, and mind control
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Speaker 2: all that, the fact that this inspired whil is successful
Speaker 2: Netflix theory Stranger Things is based off the mataph I
Speaker 2: didn't know that something fucking with ship and then a
Speaker 2: monster escaping?
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Speaker 4: not really into this ship.
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: more badasses. Like seventeen.
Speaker 3: Literally just joking, but then the teacher gets jailed.
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Speaker 4: threesome with students, and like his face is lit right
Speaker 4: the fuck up, he's so happy.
Speaker 2: You mentioned before, I kind of want to do an
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Speaker 2: the stories about teachers that it's just like not kids,
Speaker 2: but like teenagers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because there's so many young adults.
Speaker 6: So many of those ones, like that's like fourteen or fifteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's question.
Speaker 2: It's still my dream. You know, she's a hotty.
Speaker 3: Nobody. Nobody came on to me when I was fourteen.
Speaker 2: So according to Preston Nichols and Peter Moon, authors of
Speaker 2: the mon Talk Project Experiments in Time, the Montauk Project
Speaker 2: was a development uh and was COMMUNI communated coma.
Speaker 3: Why am I accumulated?
Speaker 2: Accumulation was a development and accumulation of a phenomenon encountered
Speaker 2: aboard the USS Eldridge in nineteen forty three. You remember
Speaker 2: when the ship disappeared in the Philadelphia Experiments and then
Speaker 2: they got to the ship and everyone was screaming because
Speaker 2: there's people stuck halfway through the fucking ship.
Speaker 4: The fucking futur did an episode on that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: they all got fused of the spaceship.
Speaker 2: This is popularly known as the Philadelphia Experiment, a series
Speaker 2: of experiments that listened to her episode on it, but
Speaker 2: it was conducted by the US Navy involving radar invisibility.
Speaker 2: According to these accounts, over three decades of secret research and.
Speaker 6: Applied technology ensued.
Speaker 2: Experiments were conducted that included electric mind control or mind surveillance, Yeah,
Speaker 2: controlling of distinct populations. The climax of this work was
Speaker 2: reached at Montak Point in nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 4: That was a huge I thought you're going to say,
Speaker 4: like a year or two, and they just like crushed it. No,
Speaker 4: that was like forty fucking years.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So and this was supposedly too, how to do
Speaker 2: with the Cold War and like them trying to get
Speaker 2: up on the rushes.
Speaker 3: So many fucking things I had to do with the
Speaker 3: Cold War.
Speaker 6: Fuck yeah, they're like, wow, wow when we spy on
Speaker 6: the Russians.
Speaker 4: Honestly, all appearing all the fucking Cold War was was
Speaker 4: a bunch of fucking bitches crying. That's all.
Speaker 2: I Have you done your research?
Speaker 3: Nobody? Well that okay?
Speaker 4: For one, you know, it's obviously called the Cold War
Speaker 4: because nothing happened, because it's cold, because nothing rushes cold,
Speaker 4: because no shots were fired.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but anyways, so much, that's what it is.
Speaker 4: It's just a bunch of all I can picture is
Speaker 4: like two grown ass fucking mengling.
Speaker 2: No, you're fucking stupid.
Speaker 4: Well, what do you want to do.
Speaker 3: I'll do something if you do about first.
Speaker 4: You come at me, bro, come at me, swing first,
Speaker 4: so I don't get charged.
Speaker 2: Funny there is a comedian in Asian comedian I can't remember,
Speaker 2: but I saw it on the old TikTok and he
Speaker 2: was saying, like, it's kind of funny that he's like,
Speaker 2: you know what when you know, when uh, you know,
Speaker 2: they either're like Iran you have uh or yeah I
Speaker 2: think Iran you have weapons of mass destruction and they're like, no,
Speaker 2: we don't. They're like, yeah you do, We're going in there,
Speaker 2: definitely do and then they don't have any weapons of
Speaker 2: mass destruction. But when North Korea is literally like we
Speaker 2: have weapons of mass destruction, we have nuclear bombs, and
Speaker 2: we're gonna fucking blow the ship out of the United States,
Speaker 2: nothing happens.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're like they will kill us. Yeah, let's not
Speaker 4: fight with the biggest dog there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, especially with someone who's so loose like that guy
Speaker 2: could just break in a second, or if he's alive,
Speaker 2: King Jong Un, he could be dead. They could just
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 4: Know he loves Katy Perry did that movie that was fake?
Speaker 4: I obviously that was sure. Are you sure didn't come
Speaker 4: down and do a movie with fucking Eminem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Eminem Sady's Gate.
Speaker 4: Three times and fucking Sethrogen and Jesus.
Speaker 2: It was at that time the Montalk Project officially ripped
Speaker 2: open a hole in the space time two nineteen forty three.
Speaker 2: Back to the Philadelphia experiment.
Speaker 4: Oh fucking damn. They're like, I wonder if they noticed
Speaker 4: what happened. They're just like, yeah, they see like a guy,
Speaker 4: people are dressing.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, let's just do like Dicken.
Speaker 2: And then they see the little wagon dick coming out
Speaker 2: of the ship. What is that? But it's more or
Speaker 2: less we've been a little boy's penis. Because we'll get
Speaker 2: into something a little later. So perhaps the person best
Speaker 2: qualified to tell the story is Preston Nichols, electric engineer,
Speaker 2: an inventor who studied at Montalk or the Montalk Project.
Speaker 2: Studied the Montak Project for better part of a decade.
Speaker 2: His interests in the project were spurred, in part by
Speaker 2: unusual circumstance in his own life. He was also able
Speaker 2: to legally acquire much of the equipment that was used
Speaker 2: for the project. He continued his investigation, ultimately revealed his
Speaker 2: own role as a technical director of the project.
Speaker 4: Despite a technical director, despite the director, is he a
Speaker 4: technical guy? He's like, I'm technically a director. Nobody gave
Speaker 4: me that.
Speaker 2: Role, but I pretty much do everything there despite brainwashing
Speaker 2: and threats to silence him. So they brainwashed him to
Speaker 2: make him forget about what happened at munduk.
Speaker 4: Or they brainwashed him and they made him accidentally think
Speaker 4: he remembered the things that didn't.
Speaker 2: That's true. He had, he has survived, has decided it's
Speaker 2: in his best interest to tell his story.
Speaker 4: I think they wouldn't kill him.
Speaker 3: They might, he would have been dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But now like they killed you know, William Cooper
Speaker 2: for coming out and writing you know, the Behold the
Speaker 2: Pale Horse and talking about like all the conspiracies that
Speaker 2: have been going on that are probably true. And they
Speaker 2: killed Phil Schneider for talking about aliens. So it's like,
Speaker 2: why wouldn't they kill like David ike or fucking David
Speaker 2: Wilcock or an aux caller. But I love David ike Man,
Speaker 2: Me and Wan both love that homeboy. But the thing
Speaker 2: is David Ike says, like, I don't walk around with
Speaker 2: security guards because like, if those people are so scared,
Speaker 2: if I can't do a British action. But like if
Speaker 2: they're putting their own intention like that I'm safe. Look,
Speaker 2: I don't need it because in my intention, I'm not
Speaker 2: worried about it. So he's pretty much saying, if you're
Speaker 2: worried about being murdered by the government, you probably will.
Speaker 2: So the Montak narrative got it start. In nineteen ninety
Speaker 2: two was self published book by Preston B. Nichols called
Speaker 2: the Montalk Project Experiments in Time As we already said,
Speaker 2: they're they're already rumors that the American military had been
Speaker 2: conducting experiments in psychological warfare on the eastern end end
Speaker 2: of Long Island as far back as the mid nineteen.
Speaker 3: Eighties, probably a little further.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Nichol's book kind of already added fuel to
Speaker 2: already an existing fire.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that people were believing.
Speaker 2: But one thing, I do know who noticed how real
Speaker 2: this is? Because it's like two motherfuckers being like, you know,
Speaker 2: what's happened. I went I went to a psychic and
Speaker 2: they regressed all my memories and then yeah, I was there,
Speaker 2: but like I believe that, you know.
Speaker 3: So you went to they regressed all your memories regress.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, and you've suddenly now now I understand what
Speaker 4: that means.
Speaker 3: But I mean, like, well, that's what I want to
Speaker 3: get in, but now you have to also believe that
Speaker 3: psychic Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, I was writing out like the.
Speaker 2: I was right now for later on like kind of
Speaker 2: getting into the roswell the very first, like thing about
Speaker 2: flying saucers nailings, right, but then I eventually want to
Speaker 2: get a body in Benny Hill, And that's what they
Speaker 2: had missing time and went to a therapist and they
Speaker 2: regressed their thoughts and like a hypnosis and he's like
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 5: Not see it.
Speaker 2: A lizard creates and he's.
Speaker 6: Like crying over the recording.
Speaker 4: Yeah no, I think you showed me that recording the whole,
Speaker 4: Like I guess, I I guess you kind of just
Speaker 4: answered my question before I asked it. There was like,
Speaker 4: what would make you want to if you got brainwashed
Speaker 4: end up believing something didn't happen? How would that would
Speaker 4: Wouldn't it be better off to replace that timeline with
Speaker 4: something as opposed to making this guy go I have.
Speaker 3: No fucking clue what happened.
Speaker 4: All of last five and now it makes him want
Speaker 4: to go get that back.
Speaker 2: We'll get into it because there's a reason why one guy,
Speaker 2: uh not I.
Speaker 4: Was gonna say, without the without the gap of knowledge,
Speaker 4: like not Nichols. I'd be like, why would you want
Speaker 4: to go and be like I wonder if I'm forgetting anything.
Speaker 6: Well, Nichols is a different story.
Speaker 2: But like we'll get into the one guy that actually
Speaker 2: he will get into it, but he it's something kind
Speaker 2: of brought these memories up for him.
Speaker 6: So Camp Hero in mon talk.
Speaker 3: Nice nice name, Camp Hero.
Speaker 6: It sounds like, you know, going to fat camp and.
Speaker 3: Campiro Bud, you're literally Superman.
Speaker 6: Ever seen Heavyweiters?
Speaker 2: No, you have to remember that movie, that Disney movie
Speaker 2: and Ben Stiller was like the workout guy and they
Speaker 2: go to the camp and like the cover is like
Speaker 2: all these boys holding up a sandwich and Heavyweaiters. I
Speaker 2: rewatched it recently because I had Disney Plus for a
Speaker 2: bit and Disney Yeah, and it wasn't it Like it's
Speaker 2: like when you know, Ben Stiller is super young and
Speaker 2: he's like the camp counselor guy that like wants to
Speaker 2: whip him all into shape.
Speaker 6: It's actually like a decent I justly remember love it
Speaker 6: as a kid.
Speaker 2: I rewatched it. I was like, this is cheesy and
Speaker 2: bad acting.
Speaker 4: All of the fucking old movies that you used to
Speaker 4: like is always You're like, Jesus, why was I staring
Speaker 4: at this?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 2: So in mon talk is like kind of the East
Speaker 2: Coast area fifty one older, not as big, and a
Speaker 2: little bit more stuffier. It's a little more you know,
Speaker 2: it's too many. There's a walking backwards and then you
Speaker 2: bump into a reptile and he's like and then you
Speaker 2: go walk the other way, and then there's a gray.
Speaker 3: Being like I don't like this place.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Decommission. It was a vast underground warren of laboratories staffed
Speaker 2: by scientists from brook Haven Labs. Sounds a little not
Speaker 2: se ish because one of the concentration camps, I think
Speaker 2: it's called like raven Haven. It was raven Brook or
Speaker 2: something like that was one of the concentration camps.
Speaker 3: Are you sure not brook Haven?
Speaker 6: That's the labs they're doing it.
Speaker 2: It was like Raven No, there was something Haven, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: killing Jewish people, experimenting them. A little further west, is
Speaker 2: the brook haveven Labs and devoted to teleportation and off
Speaker 2: label application like we talked about on the Philadelphia experiment.
Speaker 2: Is like that Albert Einstein unified theory is the reason
Speaker 2: why they ended up getting into this. That essentially they
Speaker 2: wouldn't have done this if Albert I. Sign didn't actually
Speaker 2: figure and supervise this when it began. So as much
Speaker 2: as everyone was like, oh, he's such a smart guy.
Speaker 2: He probably has hands and some shady shit.
Speaker 4: When was Einstein led again.
Speaker 3: The fuck?
Speaker 2: I don't know?
Speaker 6: Okay, So Albert Einstein died in nineteen fifty five, so
Speaker 6: he was.
Speaker 3: Fucking way what?
Speaker 4: Yeah, why is it always told like Albert Einstein, Like
Speaker 4: when you think about it, it's like this guy died
Speaker 4: in like the early eighteen hundreds. That's just what you assume.
Speaker 4: I know, knew he like you know, electricity and.
Speaker 2: Shit like that, and yeah, but he's like he was
Speaker 2: around no God.
Speaker 3: So he was.
Speaker 4: He was just Albert Einstein did not invent.
Speaker 2: No, he did not. He was way past that. He
Speaker 2: was born in like the late eighteen hundreds and then
Speaker 2: died in nineteen fifty five, But he was It was
Speaker 2: about this radar experiment, right, like and time travel and
Speaker 2: mind control. But I don't know if like Albert old
Speaker 2: Albie did it, knew anything about it, or if he
Speaker 2: was just using his theories and they were trying to
Speaker 2: put his theories in like true form and actually fucking
Speaker 2: make these theories real. You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Isn't Albert Einstein like notoriously known for stealing other people's ideas?
Speaker 2: I didn't hear that.
Speaker 3: That is absolutely what he's known for.
Speaker 4: He's got a lot of people must have all of
Speaker 4: those inventions of his or all other people's ideas for
Speaker 4: the majority of it, it might have.
Speaker 3: So so many, there's so many.
Speaker 4: There's so many, like speaking album no, but there's so
Speaker 4: much controversy over everything he had. Is that other people
Speaker 4: have patent it or said they invented it first, or
Speaker 4: claimed that he was fucking lying and that they did
Speaker 4: it first. Yeah, so isn't isn't it right? Am I
Speaker 4: fucking mixing someone up? Didn't Tesla say he invented fucking
Speaker 4: no the light bulb before Albert Einstein's like or not
Speaker 4: Albert Einstein?
Speaker 3: Sorry, I am who stole? Who stole the light bulb?
Speaker 2: Thomas Edison?
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my fucking god, Thomas, I'm not edis.
Speaker 2: Fraud. That one was mine.
Speaker 3: I invented it.
Speaker 2: Look at it well and see, and that's why I
Speaker 2: think that that's they were threatening. They were threatening Tesla
Speaker 2: and I think they were going to kill him and
Speaker 2: stuff like that if he didn't give up his invention.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Tesla was the one that invented electricity first, right,
Speaker 4: that was that technically again yeah, it's theoretically yea, he claims.
Speaker 4: And if eding is his, if we did.
Speaker 2: Have Tesla's technology right now, we wouldn't be paying for electricity.
Speaker 2: He wanted free energy, and then Thomas Essen was like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that I want. So both Camp Hero and the Montak
Speaker 2: Air Force Station the Army transferred a portion of Camp
Speaker 2: Hero to the Air Force after World War Two. They
Speaker 2: were said to be the hubs of paranormal research. Nichols
Speaker 2: begins by saying that he wrote a book after recovering
Speaker 2: quotations his memories of this time as a researcher of
Speaker 2: the project. Then it goes back to give an account
Speaker 2: detailing the interior of the faculties, it's procedures, advanced technology,
Speaker 2: and numerous paranormal incidents that he claimed to have witnessed.
Speaker 4: Okay, so here actually, just just as a little food
Speaker 4: for thought while we're doing this, he got his memories
Speaker 4: of rased and he got someone to bring them back up. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just as easily that someone could have imprinted false memories.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 4: So this whole thing could be just fucking that's shit.
Speaker 4: It definitely could be. This psychic might have convinced him
Speaker 4: that he did some fun.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was actually a psychic. I
Speaker 2: think he just like said he remembered it one day,
Speaker 2: just like oh it was.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, so he's just a fucking little pathological liar,
Speaker 4: is what he is. Yeah, and then he ran with
Speaker 4: that one. He's like, oh fuck, I'm in deep shit
Speaker 4: on this. Okay, yeah, no that is and he just
Speaker 4: went full tilted Dokay, if he did and be called a.
Speaker 3: Liar, if you never call yourself.
Speaker 6: If he did make this up, he's like a great author.
Speaker 3: I'm sure I could make up a story, for sure.
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 2: Fucking monsters and fucking mind control programs and little boys
Speaker 2: going through portals.
Speaker 4: You know how many movies we're just laughing about Harry
Speaker 4: Potter being a documentary. That's a great fucking story if
Speaker 4: you want to. If you if you actually, like told
Speaker 4: Harry Potter, like you remembered it, like you were there,
Speaker 4: That's how I kind of see this. It's like I
Speaker 4: was in Hogwarts. I was the Hogwarts teacher, and then
Speaker 4: all the ginger.
Speaker 2: Kids the bucking bot song in terms of his actual
Speaker 2: claims Jesus in terms of his actual claims. Nichol's book
Speaker 2: goes all in experiments of mind control, to lepathy, opening space,
Speaker 2: time portals, and other dimensions, connecting with contacts with alien life,
Speaker 2: and abduction of runaway children.
Speaker 4: They abduct the runaway children. Is that abduct and bring
Speaker 4: back or is that abduct and fucking ditch? You know,
Speaker 4: I'm just in a duck shin night prom night, dumpster child.
Speaker 2: Runaway mon duck baby, all under the authority of the
Speaker 2: US military, programmed and financed, programmed by Bill Gates.
Speaker 3: Nazis.
Speaker 2: It's always gotta be Nazis for a good story. So
Speaker 2: supposedly by Nazis it was. It was supposed to be
Speaker 2: financed by Nazi gold recovered during World War Two. And
Speaker 2: eventually I want to get into like we do. I
Speaker 2: would think it very soon. We're gonna get into the
Speaker 2: Nazi cult stuff. And I haven't like plugged in for
Speaker 2: coming up. And it is pretty interesting because and I'm
Speaker 2: reading a book right now about this too that dives.
Speaker 6: In a bunch of different conspiracies and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But how during World War One, like all these banks,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, put their money into one
Speaker 2: specific bank. Can happen in World War Two? And then
Speaker 2: guess what happened during World War Two? All these banks
Speaker 2: got destroyed. So where did people put their money in
Speaker 2: the federal reserve? So and this is all set up
Speaker 2: so the people in power can make a lot of
Speaker 2: more money, like the Rothshots, Rockefellers, people that we didn't
Speaker 2: even know their names end up financing this shit. So
Speaker 2: you know me and want to talk about it always
Speaker 2: goes back to Nazis. They fucking disappeared. Two million people
Speaker 2: disappeared after World War Two. A lot of shady shit
Speaker 2: going on a project paper Clip where they took the
Speaker 2: Nazis to make the rockets.
Speaker 6: So this is part of the kind of rackets.
Speaker 2: In nineteen eighty four and otherwise forgettable B movie was
Speaker 2: made about the Philadelphia Experiment. The Philadelphia Experiment, Oh, when
Speaker 2: a fifty seven year old man named Alec al Bulick
Speaker 2: Alec Baltman saw the movie in nineteen eighty eight, and
Speaker 2: al Beilik claimed that he experienced an overwhelming sense of
Speaker 2: deja vu. Using new age therapies and practices, al said
Speaker 2: that he was able on to unlock a massive storage
Speaker 2: of repressed memories about his extension and his involvement is
Speaker 2: x is extensive involvement not just in the Philadelphia experiment,
Speaker 2: but in something called the Montalk Project as well, and
Speaker 2: the two were intertwined.
Speaker 3: So like we were watching that same for me, it's
Speaker 3: watching that ten bundied documentary and like I remember they
Speaker 3: had the they had that scene where he's in the bar,
Speaker 3: and I.
Speaker 4: Was like, I'm pretty fucking sure I've seen him. I
Speaker 4: was there and you were him.
Speaker 3: Lame claim the fame is the horseshit, I.
Speaker 2: Know, suggesting that his memory had been wipe using the
Speaker 2: CIA's MK Ultra techniques to maintain the secrecy.
Speaker 6: Of the program.
Speaker 4: That'd be so cool to be able to do that
Speaker 4: to somebody.
Speaker 2: I know, But I we're gonna get I kemplaining it,
Speaker 2: but like we have things specific on the dockets, so
Speaker 2: it building.
Speaker 3: I don't want to talk about.
Speaker 4: I was just saying a fact.
Speaker 3: I just said it was the fact.
Speaker 2: How claimed that his real name was Edward Cameron, So
Speaker 2: they brainwashed him change his name. He lives a long life,
Speaker 2: and you know it's fifty seven probably his kids, and it's.
Speaker 4: Like fifty seven. Yeah, okay, how many people would you
Speaker 4: have to bring? Okay, think of all your friends and
Speaker 4: your family and everybody. How many people are you fucking
Speaker 4: rope tying in with your lasso there, you fucking pig farmer,
Speaker 4: Bring every single one of them.
Speaker 3: You don't call him this anymore.
Speaker 2: So he say his real name was Edward Cameron and
Speaker 2: that his brother Duncan Cameron were crew members on the
Speaker 2: Eldridge in nineteen forty three. Oh, when they were in
Speaker 2: their twenties.
Speaker 4: It's an old man. His lame claimed the fame. He
Speaker 4: needs a story. He's like, I didn't do fucking shit
Speaker 4: for my life. Yeah, I hate that, honestly. Here is
Speaker 4: a quick, quick grant thirty second rant.
Speaker 3: You guys ever written thiss like? So there's like people
Speaker 3: that hit the age.
Speaker 4: I think the age gaps, like I've noticed, is probably
Speaker 4: just after like mid forties, late forties, like mid delte
Speaker 4: that if people haven't succeeded in something or done big
Speaker 4: things with their lives, their stories become fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Grandpa, I was, I was in the cold wall.
Speaker 4: But no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that's that's not true.
Speaker 3: Same time that's not true. No, that's when someone's delusional.
Speaker 4: No, this is like somebody's pathologically lying to make themselves
Speaker 4: seem like they did something because it only happens it's
Speaker 4: mid forties to late forties, and then it stops after sixty.
Speaker 4: I'm doing that. After sixty, nobody fucking cares. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I did this, that's what that is. And like, Grandpa's
Speaker 4: not telling stories any I want to be.
Speaker 2: Like during nine to eleven, I was shot through a
Speaker 2: portal and I was in the plane with the hijackers
Speaker 2: and then they shot me back through the portal and
Speaker 2: then I'm here.
Speaker 3: Hell, I'm here. You know what, Hell, I live with
Speaker 3: the grandpa.
Speaker 4: You know what they tell now, you know what Grandpa's
Speaker 4: Grandpa's stories are. Like he straight up fucking looked at me.
Speaker 4: This guy's eighty one years old, and he looked at me,
Speaker 4: and he's.
Speaker 3: Like, suck, my dear.
Speaker 4: I had a taco today and I'm like, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: He's like it was better than a hamburger. I had
Speaker 4: such a hard time not pissing my fucking pants.
Speaker 3: Anyways, carry so.
Speaker 2: Al al Blick, I want to say Baldwin al Blick
Speaker 2: told his story to an audience at a mutual UFO
Speaker 2: network conference in nineteen ninety. They just let this guy
Speaker 2: in be like, I swear I was poor of this
Speaker 2: project called the mon Talk Project. Can I stand on
Speaker 2: a stage and talk about it? I'm gonna go, and
Speaker 2: but I have a podcast. I was abducted by aliens
Speaker 2: and they probed my asshole.
Speaker 3: And now I talk about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, saying no.
Speaker 3: So everybody knows what kind of fucking trauma.
Speaker 2: That's what this guy's probably got to be. Like every
Speaker 2: person he meets, he's like, hey, how did he meet you?
Speaker 2: I'm look, I'll be look, did you know I was
Speaker 2: poor of the Montark project?
Speaker 4: Did you?
Speaker 2: You don't even know?
Speaker 4: It's actually super fucking scary because like that looks like.
Speaker 3: You and like a couple of years, Yeah, it probably is.
Speaker 4: If this doesn't take off or anything, it's like you're
Speaker 4: like fifteen, You're like, did you know in my thirties.
Speaker 2: I did a podcas all right, I'm saying not only
Speaker 2: that the Philadelphia experiment was real, but he and his
Speaker 2: brother were aboard the ship the Eldridge when it happened.
Speaker 3: Oh, when you say the ship, it instantly tell me.
Speaker 4: Somebody else says the second he's like the ship, I'm
Speaker 4: like Titanic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is the ship.
Speaker 2: I was on the Titanic, and I survived because I
Speaker 2: jumped through a portal in time.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then when I went through that portal, I saw
Speaker 2: fucking Leonardo DiCaprio and he was on the ship too,
Speaker 2: like what I saw her on a movie set.
Speaker 3: Extra.
Speaker 4: You know what I saw when I went through the portal.
Speaker 4: Rose Hog in that goddamn luck Street motherfucker drowned.
Speaker 2: Have you seen those memes where it's like how he
Speaker 2: could she could.
Speaker 4: Have easily fit? I was like, how many different ways
Speaker 4: you could have fit on the fuck? But anyway, like
Speaker 4: on that note, like it's it's weight too, right, you
Speaker 4: don't know how then that piece of.
Speaker 2: Work ockay, she had a goddamn whistle, bud. She found
Speaker 2: a whistle on a dead man.
Speaker 3: It's been a long time watched.
Speaker 2: I watched the I watched the first like watched half
Speaker 2: of when we were drinking and we're pretty drunk.
Speaker 3: And I was like, I'm actually watching you watch it
Speaker 3: when you're drunk it.
Speaker 4: I remember watching my mom loves that movie and she'd
Speaker 4: always covered my eyes when the boobies came on. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: and then I'd peek underneath the blanket and she didn't notice.
Speaker 2: And that fun facts of the day. My first boner
Speaker 2: was to my babysitter.
Speaker 3: Showed us very inappropriate you just your babysitter, but.
Speaker 2: We like, I was just saying that somebody at worked
Speaker 2: that like I. When I was like eight, she showed
Speaker 2: us our eight or nine The rock Your Picture Show,
Speaker 2: and that is like a lot of appropriate ship and
Speaker 2: boobies and stuff. But I remember when I was like,
Speaker 2: it's a good movie. I love Rocky Show. I saw
Speaker 2: the live man I listen to a podcast about it, actually,
Speaker 2: but the live version of it is fucking Lyricus already
Speaker 2: talked about so fucking funny, and my dad laughing his
Speaker 2: ass has the same sense as you resid you. But
Speaker 2: she showed us like Titanic at like age eight.
Speaker 6: I remember the first time I was like and when
Speaker 6: I got a boner.
Speaker 2: I was trying to push on my dick, so I
Speaker 2: wouldn't get the boner, Like, what is this? What's happening?
Speaker 2: And I'd like, literally, pus.
Speaker 4: Don't like it?
Speaker 6: What is happening? Why is this happening to me? Just
Speaker 6: went a side boot.
Speaker 3: See I was. I was a different kind of kid.
Speaker 4: Mine came up and it was it was in the tub,
Speaker 4: and I went and started smacking it. Okay, Danny was
Speaker 4: in the tub with my older brother and he straight
Speaker 4: up screamed, mom, Billy's playing with this fucking dick. He
Speaker 4: probably didn't say, I try to make it funnier.
Speaker 3: Billy's paying with this we we no, he said, we we.
Speaker 4: I called it a willie. Danny called it a penis.
Speaker 4: He's like Billy's playing with his penis.
Speaker 2: Matter if he was like Billy's playing, was Willy all right?
Speaker 2: So so he said that his brother and him were aboard, Uh,
Speaker 2: this ship would have happened, said that none other than
Speaker 2: Nikola Tesla himself had engineered the equipment like we did talk.
Speaker 4: Shitah, I was just talking about of course Tesla did.
Speaker 4: Everyone's stealing Tesla's ship and that caused.
Speaker 6: The Eldridge to break out of the space time.
Speaker 4: That's strange and and.
Speaker 2: And it even opened up a wormhole into the future.
Speaker 2: Oh so wearing the ship supposedly the boys the boys
Speaker 2: Alan Felick, but like his what he remembers his name
Speaker 2: was Edward Cameron and his brother Duncan Cameron. Actually, when
Speaker 2: it was going through.
Speaker 4: This, I want to see all the guys that are
Speaker 4: like brainwashing them. They're like, your name's no longer dunk Cameron,
Speaker 4: it is now and they're all like looking at each
Speaker 4: other like, oh, Judge, Jeffers be there's a bee lick
Speaker 4: it pelick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it is great.
Speaker 3: Your name's I'll be supposed to be.
Speaker 2: When he was going through like the space time, motherfuckers
Speaker 2: jumped off the ship mid and then they ended up
Speaker 2: in like which actually like they went through times they
Speaker 2: saw aliens and shits, and then they dropped the two
Speaker 2: brothers in the middle of Montalk's camp Heiro on August twelfth,
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 4: Seems a little ridiculous.
Speaker 2: He and his brother I just all of a sudden
Speaker 2: they're like, well, let's join the Montalk project. We're here anyway,
Speaker 2: so let's just join it, which had well.
Speaker 4: If you did get dropped like that, you'd be like,
Speaker 4: I'm dropped here for a reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which was grown out of the electricmagnetic research from
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia Experiment. Ol claims he'd befriended Preston Nichols in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventies and that together they developed the mon Talk chair.
Speaker 2: So this is where he realized that he was part
Speaker 2: of it. A mind reading device that was a central
Speaker 2: component of the entire project. It helped provide a window
Speaker 2: into specific research I suppose you search because so this
Speaker 2: is the way it's almost like how supposedly when when
Speaker 2: the UFO crashed in Roswell, they actually took the chair
Speaker 2: because in a lot of shows, and this is just
Speaker 2: from shows, but in like Star Trek, you when you
Speaker 2: sit in the chair, you control the whole spaceship through
Speaker 2: the chair, because in the chair actually kind of reads
Speaker 2: your mind. And that's supposedly what aliens do use is
Speaker 2: that the spaceship is his own entity, and it's so
Speaker 2: it's so technologically advanced that you can sit there and
Speaker 2: you can tell it whatever you're thinking and it will
Speaker 2: listen to you. So there's theories that they actually took
Speaker 2: the chair from the Roswelter.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then so they used the chair.
Speaker 6: I think I've said this before.
Speaker 2: And then they use the chair and they reverse engineered
Speaker 2: it so they could travel through time. And this might
Speaker 2: have been where they end up developing this montakhph But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I know it would be cool if it was real.
Speaker 2: Nichols detailed his alleged work on the Montalk chair in
Speaker 2: his book, claiming it you electric magneticism to further the
Speaker 2: psychic powers of whoever sat in the chair. So Duncan Cameron,
Speaker 2: al Bielick's brother in this Forgotten Memory and a stroke
Speaker 2: of uncanny coincidence, happened to have a substantial amount of
Speaker 2: psychic powers, including the ability to manifest objects with his mind.
Speaker 2: Using this device sounds similar to fans of Stranger Things,
Speaker 2: where similar to the device is used by the character
Speaker 2: Eleven played by Millie Bobby Brown. And it's so and
Speaker 2: it was crazy, So Surtis he would manifest these things.
Speaker 2: He would do it like Duncan Cameron was sit in
Speaker 2: the chair and he could think of like a dildo,
Speaker 2: and the dildo sometimes it be solidified where you just
Speaker 2: it looked like a projection like you could you couldn't
Speaker 2: touch it or feel it and you could see it.
Speaker 2: And then sometimes the dildo would just fall on the
Speaker 2: ground and slap against somebody's leg or something like that,
Speaker 2: where you know what I mean, right there, and it
Speaker 2: opened to a portal dimension just like in Stranger Things,
Speaker 2: an alternate dimension called it's called site down. In Montalk,
Speaker 2: Project Lore Cameron and other project researchers would use the
Speaker 2: mon Talk chair to uh to pretty much open portals
Speaker 2: in time. And so in the Montalk base it's like
Speaker 2: this huge This is how they started with doing the
Speaker 2: Philadelphia experiment. Is like they used radar technology and that's
Speaker 2: where they wanted to spot on the Russians and all
Speaker 2: the ship. And then so there was this big radar
Speaker 2: antenna on top of the Montalk base and supposedly that's
Speaker 2: where the portal would start opening up was within this Okay, okay, so.
Speaker 4: It's pretty pretty weird, kind of cool though, like I
Speaker 4: kind of hope this is all real. That exactly.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 2: Nichols described another Experiments book as similar to remote viewing.
Speaker 4: You know what that is, right, person, you're watching I
Speaker 4: was gonna say, sound like you're watching your security camera, and.
Speaker 2: Well, no, there's remote hearing. And we talked about it
Speaker 2: during the Paranormal Power.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you watching there is a lot on home.
Speaker 2: Yes, there's a lot of research that goes into this,
Speaker 2: and who knows if it's true or not.
Speaker 6: But I used to highly believe it in my early twenties.
Speaker 2: Now who knows, but that they it's almost like you
Speaker 2: can meet it, put yourself in a manitative state and
Speaker 2: you can see.
Speaker 6: Like across the world to see what somebody is doing.
Speaker 2: And suppose the military would use this and like transfer
Speaker 2: somebody to like Russia or fucking career whatever and be like,
Speaker 2: h King Jong Un is now taking a shit, and
Speaker 2: he whipped out his phone. He starts looking at pictures
Speaker 2: of Miley Cyrus. Oh no, okay, get me out of here.
Speaker 3: It's like it's Katie Perry now.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So uh, And it's a paranormal concept that was
Speaker 2: actually researched by the CIA.
Speaker 6: It's also included in Stranger Things.
Speaker 2: So and it's about like there was supposed to be
Speaker 2: one guy and this is on coast to coast am
Speaker 2: alug tygo is that this guy could like remote view
Speaker 2: Mars and he could see things on Mars and make requirdship.
Speaker 2: So the first experiment was called uh, the seeing eye
Speaker 2: with a locked person in a chair. Most times it
Speaker 2: was fucking Cameron Duncan or Dunk Duncan Cameron. They would
Speaker 2: put it by an object in Duncan's hand, and he
Speaker 2: could concentrate on the person and was able to see
Speaker 2: what they were seeing if he could see through their
Speaker 2: own eyes, hearing through their own ears, and feeling through
Speaker 2: their own body, so you.
Speaker 3: Could be like you're literally transferring your own somebody's body.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he could be like, you know, we transfer into
Speaker 2: Brad Pitt.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, that's exactly.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, yes, he could actually see.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I came so fast. We've been
Speaker 4: fucking all the time. That was literally one insertion and
Speaker 4: I came already. It's like it's like someone else's He
Speaker 4: like goes, yeah, did I come.
Speaker 2: He could also see through other people anywhere on the planet,
Speaker 2: which had been crazy. So he's like, oh yeah, that'd insane,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, you can just like concentrate and
Speaker 2: they could seize somebody else's perspective, which would be very
Speaker 2: fun and also very ride.
Speaker 4: I'd spend my whole life doing that, would you. I
Speaker 4: wouldn't even be at me anymore, I couldn't leave that chair.
Speaker 4: I'd be like, but what is this person thing?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can think about millions of people.
Speaker 4: There's so many things to do with Justin Bieber.
Speaker 2: Actually think is he actually a reptilian? Did he shape
Speaker 2: its not?
Speaker 4: And like I'd be so curious about everybody's life. I'd
Speaker 4: be like, let's go through the list and go through
Speaker 4: the list, and we'll figure out every person I've ever
Speaker 4: met ever, and then also add all of the celebrities.
Speaker 4: And then once you're done all that, that should take
Speaker 4: a good year, and then after that you just fucking repeat,
Speaker 4: but cut out the boring people.
Speaker 6: It would be scary thought of you though, and be
Speaker 6: like this guy's fucked.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yeah you should be worried. They only thought.
Speaker 4: Okay, you got a lot of thoughts that go around
Speaker 4: about you. The only thought that goes around about me
Speaker 4: is either I like him or he's a fucking asshole.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's it. Those are the only sure or.
Speaker 2: To his own horn he literally has. I just said
Speaker 2: he has one of those old school horns that like
Speaker 2: old old school car has, and every time he thinks
Speaker 2: something good about himself, he hanks it.
Speaker 3: He just called me an asshole.
Speaker 2: That's not bad. I'm an asshole. Asshole.
Speaker 6: Be proud to be an asshole, Be proud to say.
Speaker 4: But the only other possible thing that people can think
Speaker 4: about me is that they don't want to fuck me
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 3: That that's it.
Speaker 6: Just like all the girls that come see you at
Speaker 6: your restaurant for you to eat.
Speaker 4: All the time. All right, that's like literally, like honestly,
Speaker 4: like it's exhausting, guys, it's exhausting wanting everybody wanting a
Speaker 4: piece of your dick.
Speaker 3: Okay, Like it's That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's a full time to his own horn until he's
Speaker 2: like lonely one day at fifty and has nobody but
Speaker 2: his chair to stare at.
Speaker 3: And my girlfriend, Yeah, how far that goes?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: Hope, So just house Jesus got.
Speaker 6: Really sad for a second. A poppy dog eyes going on.
Speaker 4: She's a good girl, but more I talked, I talk
Speaker 4: about her like I talk about.
Speaker 3: My fucking dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love them so much.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say a bad joke.
Speaker 3: I'm not fucking my dog.
Speaker 2: No, not that, but like I'm sorry, is he but
Speaker 2: like you know how a dog's name is a bitch.
Speaker 6: They're both bitches.
Speaker 4: Kind of you know what I meant, And if she does,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get like a spontaneous slap across the fucking
Speaker 4: face and I'm not looking.
Speaker 2: But more so than remote viewing on any other claims
Speaker 2: that Nichols has makes this one fairly odd. In the
Speaker 2: most far fetched one we'll get into it, are the
Speaker 2: abduction of young children, some no older than four, to
Speaker 2: use as subjects in the Montalk projects various experiments, and
Speaker 2: surely the most shocking. Nichols refers to these underrage abductees
Speaker 2: as the mont Boys.
Speaker 3: The mon Talk boy. It sounds like the Hardy Boys,
Speaker 3: but you're like, you're the Montalk No.
Speaker 6: It sounds like a boy band.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, simwa.
Speaker 2: Hit to destroy the universe.
Speaker 3: These I saw that time coming.
Speaker 2: And it said they were snatched off the street and
Speaker 2: even taken from their homes. And there was people that
Speaker 2: claimed that they were Montalk Boys. At least one guy
Speaker 2: came out and was like, I was a mon Talk
Speaker 2: boy and uh. They even sent one kid to uh
Speaker 2: sixty thirty seven AD to a dead city where a
Speaker 2: gold horse stood with ridings on it in the middle
Speaker 2: of the city. Was his gold Horse. Everything else was
Speaker 2: like fucking like gone. It was like an apocalyptic event.
Speaker 2: So they even supposedly like sent like three thousand people
Speaker 2: into the future.
Speaker 6: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 3: Three thousand?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the thing is these boys would have to like
Speaker 2: because the portal would be like small, and.
Speaker 3: These are the parents think.
Speaker 2: But they used runaway runaway boys in the eighties, there
Speaker 2: was a bunch of runaway boys man all over that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like they didn't make it far and they
Speaker 4: made it like the.
Speaker 3: End of their property.
Speaker 2: If they knew, like Cameron Duncan could do this, it
Speaker 2: could be like thinking, to all the boys that ran away,
Speaker 2: I see a boy and he's wearing a leather jacket
Speaker 2: and smoking a cigarette, and he's on the side of
Speaker 2: a train track. Get him, Get him.
Speaker 4: He's the one.
Speaker 2: And then so they would use like tons of Montok
Speaker 2: boys and they would do these experiments and supposed to
Speaker 2: because the portal sometimes it was too small that these
Speaker 2: boys had to like cannon ball into the fucking portal
Speaker 2: to get to certain places. And they would send all
Speaker 2: these fucking boys to the future all the and they
Speaker 2: used boys because of probably the whole Reptilian theory of
Speaker 2: like the pew bescent boy and that was better for
Speaker 2: I don't fucking know. It's some some weird, weird shit,
Speaker 2: weird strained stuff.
Speaker 4: But weird.
Speaker 3: Isn't that weird? That must have been like six weirds.
Speaker 6: So supposed to be three. A thousand people were said
Speaker 6: to the future.
Speaker 2: Also there was people that were sent to Balls and
Speaker 2: then to look for like alien tech on Mars, and
Speaker 2: it's the whole Montak boyshit. Super weird. They would just
Speaker 2: abduct and they would maybe aliens did it with UFOs,
Speaker 2: but they were essentially just grab boys up the street.
Speaker 2: And they're a good old black van, you know, with
Speaker 2: no windows.
Speaker 6: Is it a white van?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, there's a black, creepy ass van drive behind
Speaker 2: me when I came over work, and I was.
Speaker 4: Like, that's more creepy because it's black.
Speaker 2: You can't see shit. That's not a racist. We're talking
Speaker 2: about a car carrying up people.
Speaker 4: But like, and even when I said the second I
Speaker 4: said it, I was like, oh.
Speaker 3: That was bad.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean it like that, but it would be creepier, well,
Speaker 2: like tinted windows, completely blacked out van and then they're
Speaker 2: just picking up heads.
Speaker 3: But it's tinted windows, white van.
Speaker 2: And they say thousands of kids. We wonder where all
Speaker 2: these kids go missing? Maybe they were montalk, But how
Speaker 2: many kids could do crushing one van? They're like taking
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe like ten in a town.
Speaker 3: No, in one time in a van, I could fit
Speaker 3: way more than ten kids there?
Speaker 6: How many you think you could fit into a van?
Speaker 4: Like to the Okay, okay, here's the biggest question. Are
Speaker 4: they fighting me? If I open the door to put
Speaker 4: another kid in? Is one kid gonna run outde you
Speaker 4: like the fightings?
Speaker 2: You want that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no no no, it's just for the
Speaker 4: mass you want.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Chloroform Yeah, so okay, chloroformed children, Yeah, I could probably
Speaker 4: fit realistically, think about it. You stacked them right on
Speaker 4: the back, so call it like thirty high lying down,
Speaker 4: you got about, you got about like you gotta be
Speaker 4: like three feet wide your your back of your cargo
Speaker 4: van's probably sitting around I don't know, twelve feet so
Speaker 4: three six nine twelve is times four, So probably about
Speaker 4: like just over two hundred and thirty kids if you
Speaker 4: stack them, If you stack them, if they're all chloroformed,
Speaker 4: nobody's fighting.
Speaker 2: You know what they're saying by the military is saying like,
Speaker 2: we's like, howander kids, how many.
Speaker 3: Kids you need fifty?
Speaker 2: How many kids you need for this project? When you leave,
Speaker 2: like one hundred to maybe three hundred.
Speaker 4: Think of how small they are, right, you can double
Speaker 4: stack them five hundred kids than the man.
Speaker 3: Actually, we're pulling out the big guns.
Speaker 6: We gotta pull out the big guns.
Speaker 1: Everybody locked down, calling Billy, and.
Speaker 2: Then you see fucking you walk in like a slow
Speaker 2: motion and the fans slowly driving behind you by itself
Speaker 2: because it's controlled by your mind.
Speaker 3: And then it's like, we're bringing in the big guns, Billy.
Speaker 4: How many kids can you get tonight?
Speaker 2: Let's go for a three hundred.
Speaker 3: Let's stack them in tight.
Speaker 2: And then shows up and you open the van door
Speaker 2: and all these kids bodies just fallout. Just give them
Speaker 2: a little bit of that what's that ship that's smelling
Speaker 2: salts where they crack it in your nose and then
Speaker 2: it wakes you up.
Speaker 3: And then stuff.
Speaker 4: Hockey players and I said Cox, I meant hockey players
Speaker 4: and NFL.
Speaker 3: Players use smelling salts. Smelling I've seen.
Speaker 2: On kicked out people use that ship. Honestly for a video,
Speaker 2: if we could get it somehow the Internet. I couldn't
Speaker 2: want to try it because it just fucking sends your
Speaker 2: brain to a fucking.
Speaker 4: Like a what is it like a fucking like going
Speaker 4: crazy sniffing coke? Pretty much?
Speaker 2: Is that what that is?
Speaker 6: I think it's better for you think, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, like professional athletes use it, but they also have
Speaker 4: doctors right there telling them how much they can.
Speaker 2: They also use a lot of drugs steroids.
Speaker 4: No, But what's what's amazing is I actually don't think
Speaker 4: they are anymore because for the most part, every every
Speaker 4: like uh every athlete that ends up using steroids, they're
Speaker 4: all getting fucking busted and nailed like it's amazing. Like,
Speaker 4: just just two weeks ago, an MLB player got suspended
Speaker 4: for two straight years and has a three hundred thousand
Speaker 4: dollars fine because it's the second time getting one of these.
Speaker 2: People that they catch that they like, they ban or
Speaker 2: they kick because they smoked weed. And it's like this,
Speaker 2: the motherfucker could run how many yards on fucking well,
Speaker 2: you don't let him do it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I don't think anyone really got in charge.
Speaker 6: I can't remember who it was. Joe Rogan was talking
Speaker 6: about him as it's like.
Speaker 4: You know, like I haven't heard of haven't heard of
Speaker 4: the weed one. Yeah, there's a couple who doing sports.
Speaker 2: I don't weed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe if you have fucked up your back and
Speaker 4: you're like fuck this.
Speaker 2: So, according to Nichols, these children were so psychologically broken
Speaker 2: down by the Montalk Project that they most times would
Speaker 2: forget all about their time at Campiro for the rest
Speaker 2: of their lives. And the stories and the montag Boys
Speaker 2: only become became more intriguing when someone stated that they
Speaker 2: were one of them and confirmed to be one coming forward.
Speaker 2: So and interesting things too. They left a lot of
Speaker 2: them in the future, which is fucked or the past.
Speaker 2: So there was one kid, I'm pretty sure there was
Speaker 2: one kid they sent in the past to and he's
Speaker 2: called like the bugle Boy, and.
Speaker 3: You think that kid wouldn't grow up and like just
Speaker 3: wait to the day that you try to fucking.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's Albelick or or when he
Speaker 2: or his brother Duncan Cameron something like that where he
Speaker 2: ended up going to the past and he said they
Speaker 2: didn't have any proper like boots for him, so they
Speaker 2: gave him like these oversized boots and he was like
Speaker 2: in the Confederates. He was like part of the Confederate War,
Speaker 2: and he was like a little boy. And there was
Speaker 2: a weird picture of this kid taken with oversized boots
Speaker 2: on back in the Confederate Age, like the late hundreds,
Speaker 2: and this guy claimed I think it was Albelick or
Speaker 2: somebody else part of the Montak project claimed to be him.
Speaker 2: So and then it's it is weird because there is
Speaker 2: a picture of a boy and he's like.
Speaker 3: That's me. That's me.
Speaker 2: And the weird thing is they left like hundreds of
Speaker 2: kids in the past and the future like, well, he
Speaker 2: didn't come back, no, but like they just left him there.
Speaker 2: They couldn't figure out sometimes how to bring the boys back,
Speaker 2: and they end up getting stuck in the future. No
Speaker 2: matter how fuck thatd Be'd be like, well, I'm I'm.
Speaker 3: Just the future. Yeah, from the future.
Speaker 2: I am from the future. At least one man has
Speaker 2: claimed to recover his traumatic memories on the mon Talk project,
Speaker 2: just as Beelick did and Nichols had. Stuart Surlow, a
Speaker 2: fifty two year old man living in Michigan, told The
Speaker 2: Son in twenty seventeen, that's pretty recent that he was
Speaker 2: one of the mon talk boys, Nichols describes, and that
Speaker 2: he and other boys like him were subject to horrible
Speaker 2: abuse when the experiment started. They targeted expendable boys like orphans, runaways,
Speaker 2: or children's of drug addicts.
Speaker 3: Why did people talk like that?
Speaker 2: The kind of kids no one would really come looking for.
Speaker 2: The aim was fractured to your mind. The aim was
Speaker 2: to fracture your mind so they could program you. They
Speaker 2: would change the temperature from very hot to very cold.
Speaker 2: They would starve you and then overfeed you. I remember
Speaker 2: being beaten with a wooden pole and I said now,
Speaker 2: and then they did not say that, you know. And
Speaker 2: they love to hold your head underwater until you're nearly drowned.
Speaker 2: That was effective. It makes a person likely to listen
Speaker 2: and to obey their captor. They also used LSD to
Speaker 2: put in our brains. They used LSD to alter our
Speaker 2: state of mind, which they did use LSD.
Speaker 6: That isn't one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: So here you go.
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 4: Nobody are already saying that this whole thing could be yeah,
Speaker 4: but you're saying it's proven that they have This whole
Speaker 4: thing is no.
Speaker 2: But there is there is a substantial amount of proof
Speaker 2: that they used LSD. There is fucking facts they that
Speaker 2: the c i U LSD to mine can put my
Speaker 2: people on my control.
Speaker 6: They put into the water in the water like New
Speaker 6: York or something.
Speaker 3: Fine. At the end of the day, that's free drugs.
Speaker 3: The government just gave you free drugs. And how about
Speaker 3: you think them.
Speaker 2: Well, there was a documentary, Uh, there's a documentary on Netflix,
Speaker 2: and it was about a guy that was part of
Speaker 2: the CIA program in the sun and of like looking
Speaker 2: into his dad's dead now his dad jumped out of
Speaker 2: a window and his dad they put him on They
Speaker 2: were giving him acid without him knowing, and he would
Speaker 2: see like the ocean and he would start tripping out
Speaker 2: and he had jumping in his own window. But there's
Speaker 2: theories that they killed them, but they were also giving
Speaker 2: him acid. Very pretty fucked up deep story you might
Speaker 2: get into. But Stewart added that he also observed project
Speaker 2: staffers sexually abusing the children in order to break them down, which,
Speaker 2: as much as this may be true, may not be true,
Speaker 2: that did happen. They did. Like in Conspiracy World, like
Speaker 2: I think her name is Kathe O'Brien, she talks lot
Speaker 2: about coming out about the Illuminati, experiments and how she
Speaker 2: was broken down.
Speaker 6: They would rape them as kids and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Jesus Downer, But this is what happened, and I believe
Speaker 2: this stuff. This is something I do believe that they
Speaker 2: did sexually abuse children to break them down, and then
Speaker 2: they end up like this part of culture where they
Speaker 2: like they showed them like Disney movies and was like,
Speaker 2: you're a princess. And that's why you have people like
Speaker 2: Britney Spears, like Amanda Minds even maybe Miley Cyrus that
Speaker 2: shave their heads because they're programmed to be.
Speaker 3: Like, you're a beautiful princess.
Speaker 2: And then when they want to break free from that,
Speaker 2: they end up shaving their heads and going crazy because
Speaker 2: they're realizing that they're under my control.
Speaker 6: But Britney Spears is fucking weird.
Speaker 2: If we ever dive into just her and talk about her,
Speaker 2: her life is and like how people they're like, if
Speaker 2: you need help, any of these are like videos and
Speaker 2: they're like, oh, she seems like mentally unbalanced, Like if
Speaker 2: you need help, weara a yellow shirt. In the next
Speaker 2: video she's wearing a yellow shirt and her father's controlling
Speaker 2: her money right now. It's a very weird conspiracy, but
Speaker 2: it could be definitely true.
Speaker 4: Her father's got to be dead by now.
Speaker 2: No, he's alive. Talking about Stuart is she's like fucking
Speaker 2: forties when you know, hit me baby one mode time
Speaker 2: she was seventeen bro hour sixteen. Way yeah she was sixteen.
Speaker 4: Or sevens No way, really you can look it up.
Speaker 3: Okay, shit, while we're doing an episode on Britney's periods.
Speaker 3: Fucked man, maybe the fucked.
Speaker 2: Stuart even alleged that he and other Montuck boys were
Speaker 2: sent to Mars, I said, and that they were like
Speaker 2: looking for this technology and actually back to biblical times
Speaker 2: via project portals. In these early days, as they were
Speaker 2: perfecting the coordinates, a lot of boys were simply lost.
Speaker 2: He said, Like I said, like it's fucking like whatever. Shit,
Speaker 2: I don't know where he went. Where's Benjamin? Benjamin went
Speaker 2: to a brothel and I can't find him anymore.
Speaker 4: You see, he kind of just like.
Speaker 3: Took to it.
Speaker 4: I think I think he's a part of it.
Speaker 2: I still have nightmares about it today. I wasn't there
Speaker 2: when the Mountain Talk chair was shut off, but I
Speaker 2: felt it like I had suddenly been unplugged from electricity.
Speaker 3: Damn.
Speaker 4: I know he's still connected even though he wasn't there. Yeah, Oliver,
Speaker 4: what person like, what an odd term? Did you imagine
Speaker 4: being unplugged?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What would that mean?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: No, he means like he felt the.
Speaker 3: He said he was unplugged. Does that mean like he
Speaker 3: is something unplugged?
Speaker 4: You were charging your battery, your battery is full, you
Speaker 4: got unplugged, and now you only got that battery left.
Speaker 3: He's like, yeah, he's like I got pretty well, Like.
Speaker 6: He's just like drunk off three courts of fucking scotch?
Speaker 3: How much corn is a cord? Got three courts of scotch?
Speaker 4: That's you know those moonshine bottles, like the big ones
Speaker 4: with the big handles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a court.
Speaker 2: Are you sure?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You should drink a cord in the podcast?
Speaker 4: I can't drink an eighth of a cork.
Speaker 6: Well, this gets some moonshine and will take one shot.
Speaker 2: You should be.
Speaker 3: Fucked for the don't. I don't know if soft but heart,
Speaker 3: but I know it's close.
Speaker 4: I think it. Court's like four point two five liters.
Speaker 4: You're a bar tender something like that. I don't know,
Speaker 4: but nobody's ordered a court from you before? Could I
Speaker 4: get a cord from a court of whiskey. I think
Speaker 4: it's something just over four leaders like google it with.
Speaker 2: The fuck cord. All of the project experiments finally came
Speaker 2: to an end in the early nineteen eighties. Nicholas claimed
Speaker 2: when things finally went too far for even the researchers
Speaker 2: responsible couldn't deal.
Speaker 3: With Wow, what went too far? That was all? But
Speaker 3: what was the line?
Speaker 2: Nichols claim that whatever someone whenever someone was sitting in
Speaker 2: the mall talk chair, uh, they envision these visions would
Speaker 2: appear on the transmitting screen.
Speaker 3: Somebody somebody envisioned or rhino and it just funs.
Speaker 2: So it's crazy, and this is why this exists. They
Speaker 2: can see inside of our dreams if they want to,
Speaker 2: if we have this technology.
Speaker 4: God, my dreams aren't very very My dreams are fucked, man,
Speaker 4: exactly dreams.
Speaker 6: I would love to see them on a projection screen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you don't remember ninety five percent of this.
Speaker 2: I remember almost every dream.
Speaker 4: You don't though, after if you wake up.
Speaker 2: When you wake up, you can remember an hour or two,
Speaker 2: and then it just ends up because the course of
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, okay, the second you wake up, you remember,
Speaker 4: like and I looked this up because when you were
Speaker 4: telling me mad from the second you wake up, you
Speaker 4: can only remember about five percent of your dream.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, probably dreams are fucking that.
Speaker 3: Dreams.
Speaker 2: A lot of times I wake up and I remember
Speaker 2: a massive portion of them, or at least whatever.
Speaker 3: You think you think you do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, because I wake up sometimes like the same
Speaker 4: thing you're like, weird, I remember all that, and it's
Speaker 4: gotten to the point where because I don't happen that often.
Speaker 4: Because I'm going to say, honestly, I'm I'm as guilty
Speaker 4: as I want to say.
Speaker 6: You don't dream told me I know two years ago,
Speaker 6: I don't dream anymore.
Speaker 4: I understand that that was that was when drugs were involved. Yea,
Speaker 4: and drugs have stopped being involved. I remember some, yeah,
Speaker 4: not all, But anyways, even to that point is I'm
Speaker 4: pretty damn sure it's because I don't fall asleep.
Speaker 3: I knock myself out every night. I can't stop. I
Speaker 3: can't stop drinking.
Speaker 2: Man, stop it.
Speaker 6: It's hard and cause yourself heart disease.
Speaker 2: No, I'm immortal, okay, But like I just want to
Speaker 2: point that, like, do you ever get those dreams? You
Speaker 2: wake up and you have anxiety from your dream. I
Speaker 2: have this all the time where I wake up and
Speaker 2: I wake up and it feels like I like whatever
Speaker 2: feeling I had in that dream, I wake up the
Speaker 2: exact same feeling.
Speaker 4: Like for like for a second for me, it's but
Speaker 4: like an hour wow.
Speaker 3: And then I look, I get it. For a second,
Speaker 3: I stand up, I'm like, oh, okay, that was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I get up my morning ship and then I'm like
Speaker 2: sitting there and I literally like what I had that whoa, whoa,
Speaker 2: whoa whoa.
Speaker 3: You shiit regularly every single time you wake up.
Speaker 2: My bow.
Speaker 6: It's just the way my my bes go.
Speaker 4: Second you wake up, it's it's it's you put your
Speaker 4: feet to the ground, you walk to the washroom, and
Speaker 4: you have a ship.
Speaker 6: It's literally five thirty to six o'clock.
Speaker 2: I don't in then that's fucking asked Chelsea, my girlfriend,
Speaker 2: that's fucked up.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying you're lying. I'm saying that's fucked.
Speaker 2: My bm's always happened at the same time, usually once
Speaker 2: in the morning, once you're supposed to be that's healthy.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, no no, But I mean, like that's
Speaker 4: oddly specific, timely it's it's sometimes it's four thirty, but
Speaker 4: like Buddy is Buddy, I'm lactose intolerant and I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: I pretend like I'm not when I eat my food
Speaker 4: and like I ship like seven eight times a day,
Speaker 4: but it is never at the same fucking time.
Speaker 3: Okay, So how do you wake up like five thirty, Oh,
Speaker 3: it's poop time.
Speaker 2: Just no, it's just my butt tells me. I'm like
Speaker 2: spooon to my girlfriend and for some reason, I'm.
Speaker 4: Laying Yeah, it's butt time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: When I'm laying on my side, it's just like I
Speaker 6: start tooting and then it.
Speaker 2: Is ridiculous, Okay, Nicholas Nicholas. I feel like there's one
Speaker 2: listeners like yeah, same same we say, but different. Nicholas
Speaker 2: claimed that whatever, whenever someone was sitting in the chair,
Speaker 2: they would see on this transmission the transmitter screen, which
Speaker 2: I was saying, is kind of crazy that they had
Speaker 2: this screen that could show whatever the person the chair.
Speaker 2: They had this crazy technology. We can travel the fucking Mars,
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: But that was like that was that that's like an
Speaker 4: extra line to cross. It's you got this, you got
Speaker 4: this chair that can see other people in their dreams. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, that's a huge hump to get over already.
Speaker 4: And now you also have invented a projector's screen into
Speaker 4: this person's mind already to the chair.
Speaker 2: So all the generals could stand there and be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: he's in Roseanne Barr's head. She's a maniac. She she
Speaker 2: was on that show and now she's a mannihac.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Like they would just go into people's brains and you
Speaker 2: know who Rosean bar is, right, remember the bitch from
Speaker 2: the movie or the show. I can't I think of
Speaker 2: the name of this with John Goodman, very famous sick Car.
Speaker 4: Show, so super bad at fucking actors' names, John Goodman,
Speaker 4: that's my horror. Like John Goodman showed me a picture
Speaker 4: of him, I'll be like, oh yeah, I know exactly
Speaker 4: who that is.
Speaker 2: Fuck it whatever. So they would see on the transmitter
Speaker 2: screen before being manifested in the real world, either in
Speaker 2: solid or trans transparent form. Like I said, like some
Speaker 2: eyes like Dunk Cameron Duncan could put it in a
Speaker 2: real form sometime. It could be it would be invisible,
Speaker 2: but you are not visible, but you could you couldn't
Speaker 2: touch the mon talk project was shut down after Nichols
Speaker 2: and Duncan. Cameron, along with other participants, rebeled against the project.
Speaker 2: When something especially sinister was manifested House Sinister, we finally
Speaker 2: decided we've had enough of this whole goddamn experiment. The
Speaker 2: program was activated by someone approaching Duncan while he was
Speaker 2: in the chair and they simply whispered, the time is now,
Speaker 2: at this moment, he let loose a monster from his
Speaker 2: super conscious. Yeah, this is the whole thing where when
Speaker 2: I heard about Montaka for the first time, was that
Speaker 2: somebody let loose a monster and destroyed the whole fucking
Speaker 2: fucking lab.
Speaker 6: So we'll get into it.
Speaker 2: And the transmitter actually portrayed a Harry monster. It was
Speaker 2: big Harry, hungry, It's quatched, nasty. It is kind of
Speaker 2: like sasquatch. It seems like that he released a sasquatch
Speaker 2: from his mind, and they were like, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: came from could be because when me and Juan talked
Speaker 2: about on Bigfoot in his Cousin's episode, the first one
Speaker 2: that we ever did together, we talked about that how
Speaker 2: biggerfoot could be something that's natural to our environment and
Speaker 2: lives here, or it could be an interdimensional beings. A
Speaker 2: lot of people see biggerfoot and they dis peers or
Speaker 2: there's a lot of weird things to do with Bigfoot,
Speaker 2: like and people are gonna hunt it for him.
Speaker 4: If he was old, if he wasn't, if he wasn't alien,
Speaker 4: why would he still be chilling?
Speaker 6: Because he comes up and he shows up sometimes.
Speaker 3: Like why why, what's here for him?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: He's got he fucks the wolves.
Speaker 3: Oh they don't have alien.
Speaker 2: Wolves, No, he fox those.
Speaker 3: I'm sure alien.
Speaker 4: Wolves are more pretty than human wolves. Okay, I'm sure
Speaker 4: alien wolves have some weird titties that drag down and
Speaker 4: scrape the ground.
Speaker 2: Okay, but this big hairy monster, bigfoot, fucking uh whatever
Speaker 2: this thing was, because there's different stories of how it
Speaker 2: was a different looking monster, but this crazy ass monster
Speaker 2: looking shit.
Speaker 4: Hey, let's let's be fair, because I did call this
Speaker 4: from the beginning. I said what somebody envisioned or rhino
Speaker 4: and it just fucked everything up? Did you say that
Speaker 4: I did say that about what was that?
Speaker 3: Maybe twenty minutes ago? Yeah? I didn't hear that I did.
Speaker 4: And you said, hold on, we'll get into it.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, that's true, but it didn't appear underground in
Speaker 2: the null point. It showed up somewhere on the base.
Speaker 2: So he was thinking about it, and they saw it
Speaker 2: on the transmitter screen and then they're like, what's that noise?
Speaker 2: It sounds like a.
Speaker 4: W's pretty flair.
Speaker 2: That shows up as a monster.
Speaker 3: That's fucked up. Fucking coincidence, I guess you did.
Speaker 2: And it would eat anything it could find. So this
Speaker 2: thing is like, it's literally like they could and they
Speaker 2: did with strange things, but they could do a fucking
Speaker 2: crazy movie in general, just about the Montalk project and
Speaker 2: have it go down the exact same way that Albelick
Speaker 2: said it or.
Speaker 3: That I hate that name all I can think of I.
Speaker 2: Know or you know that Preston Nickel saw, So it
Speaker 2: could have been the same fucking thing where like you
Speaker 2: could make a whole fucking movie that that would be
Speaker 2: pretty good.
Speaker 4: Somebody envisioned a monster it released, so everything website what stopped?
Speaker 3: Okay? Did he smash the chair?
Speaker 2: M hmm?
Speaker 4: Okay. I was gonna say, what's stopping you from going
Speaker 4: back into that chair quickly and going monster be gone?
Speaker 3: And it's gone. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So and then several people saw it, but almost everyone
Speaker 2: describes a different beast. So maybe this thing comes from
Speaker 2: human consciousness and everyone saw it in a different form
Speaker 2: because maybe maybe my theory, maybe Duncan maybe he like
Speaker 2: brought out this thing that was manifestation of everyone's fears
Speaker 2: because he was afraid and something happened and his fucking
Speaker 2: brain broke off.
Speaker 3: O kid, that's a good one.
Speaker 4: My mind was somebody heard the story that that happened,
Speaker 4: and everybody else went, Okay.
Speaker 2: That's that's where we're going.
Speaker 4: But nobody explained what the beasts look like. They're just like, uh,
Speaker 4: it was it looked like a pig, and the next
Speaker 4: guy's like, it was seventeen feet tall.
Speaker 6: But that's that telephone game.
Speaker 2: Shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some one things that could.
Speaker 2: Be a fucking dog and somebody letting a dog it's
Speaker 2: a monster.
Speaker 4: That's what's so hard about fucking like most of like
Speaker 4: most of what we do here is that it's a
Speaker 4: telephone game ship, it's so long ago, and it's non documented.
Speaker 4: Plus plus you've got to take into the fact of
Speaker 4: liars and people that just want to be known for things.
Speaker 6: Of being someone who's like, well, I believe in Aukham's razor.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: If I don't see it, I can't believe in it.
Speaker 2: I can go to the other end, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: if I don't see it, I'm I'm not gonna I will.
Speaker 2: I will believe in it until I do see that
Speaker 2: it's not real.
Speaker 4: Okay, your your ideas sounds fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 6: So it's like, there's probably a creature out there.
Speaker 3: Is that what it's called?
Speaker 4: Auctumn razor, octims razors, auctumn rip ouctims razor.
Speaker 2: It's a theory.
Speaker 3: If I don't see it, I don't believe it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which is like that's a no. You can't see
Speaker 2: ultra violet.
Speaker 4: That's fair. That's fair though, But.
Speaker 2: Like I can't see air, but we're bringing no, I.
Speaker 4: Think shut up. The idea of it, I think is
Speaker 4: is more or less to the fact of that guy
Speaker 4: did a droople backflip.
Speaker 2: I want to see it.
Speaker 4: Does if it was so crazy, it would be televised
Speaker 4: and I'd be able to see it.
Speaker 2: What it would the government want to telefy as a
Speaker 2: guy doing fucking three backflips?
Speaker 6: But that's humanly impossible, you.
Speaker 4: Know, No, they definitely do because that is something that
Speaker 4: somebody could potentially achieve and it would make everybody and
Speaker 4: it would make so.
Speaker 2: Much documentary so fucking UFOs and so the government's find like, uh,
Speaker 2: maybe it's real. We've been lying a long time.
Speaker 4: Oh man, I can't I still can't believe that I
Speaker 4: mentioned this like five times. What the fuck happened at
Speaker 4: the beginning of COVID there where they straight up fucking.
Speaker 5: What was that?
Speaker 4: CBC News straight up said this is actually happening. But
Speaker 4: the thing is, no, that's us.
Speaker 6: I know, but the thing is, yeah, but this story
Speaker 6: is from I know.
Speaker 3: But like and then everyone's like, okay, but like.
Speaker 4: COVID and I was like, wow, that's swept under the rug.
Speaker 3: Really fucking said this.
Speaker 2: At least two or three times in this podcast that
Speaker 2: we technically canad has already had had their UFO conference,
Speaker 2: Russia did, Britain did, We've.
Speaker 6: Everyone's done this but the States.
Speaker 2: Because I've talked about when that UFO conference was in
Speaker 2: Brantford that you could literally go see this guy, Paul Heller,
Speaker 2: the Defense Minister of Canada, and you can watch it
Speaker 2: on YouTube look up UFO conference or look at Paul
Speaker 2: Hellier UFOs. He went in front of the Parliament, which
Speaker 2: is like Congress the United States, and he said that
Speaker 2: I didn't believe it at first, but I've had many
Speaker 2: people email me and this guy shout out to me,
Speaker 2: and he said, and he started to believe it. That
Speaker 2: he was the Defense Minister of Canada and it came
Speaker 2: out that he believes in UFOs And he said this
Speaker 2: in front of Parliament and a bunch of people that
Speaker 2: are you, that are Canadian officials, and he said that
Speaker 2: we know that there's at least four that I think
Speaker 2: I've seen this a couple of times, but it's a
Speaker 2: while ago that there's three to four different alien races
Speaker 2: that have been in contact with us. And he's like,
Speaker 2: many of you military officials have stayed this is true
Speaker 2: and have said on your oath this is true. So
Speaker 2: technically we've already had our UFO conference and technically, yeah,
Speaker 2: nobody some old fuck because people are not paying attention.
Speaker 2: They're too concerned with black Well you're white and I'm black,
Speaker 2: and there's crops killing everybody, which I agree with there is.
Speaker 3: But the thing is we.
Speaker 2: Need to come together as a people.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 6: That's all I want to say is that we already
Speaker 6: had this ship that we that.
Speaker 3: You everybody needs to come together, including the conference.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that that is a co conference. Yeah, that
Speaker 4: quickly that got swept under the red though, And how
Speaker 4: little people genuinely, like even even someone like me, like
Speaker 4: I'm honestly, I'm sitting there and I'm looking at it,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, Wow, that's amazing that they straight up admitted.
Speaker 3: That and admitted crazy.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 3: But then I turned around and I went, I gotta
Speaker 3: go to work that it matter, Like really, what what
Speaker 3: the fuck is?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to live my.
Speaker 4: Life either way, and I'm just gonna see what happens now.
Speaker 2: But if tomorrow comes out that we've had contact with
Speaker 2: aliens and the aliens have been here before and that
Speaker 2: they're coming again.
Speaker 4: Okay, so why would that happen to my personal life?
Speaker 2: Well, it could change everything the fact, because it would.
Speaker 2: It would eradicate religions, there's a lot of things it
Speaker 2: would do.
Speaker 4: Okay, cool, when it happens, it has let's see, I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna I'm not No, it hasn't eradicated people because
Speaker 4: nobody's taking this serious.
Speaker 2: Because nobody don't exactly care right now.
Speaker 6: But it would actually get fucking invaded exactly.
Speaker 3: And I'm on that boat too well. Two, why why
Speaker 3: do you why do you care?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, what did you just say?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I just say no, carry on?
Speaker 3: What did you just say?
Speaker 2: Because Eric von Deacon, the guy that were cherished of
Speaker 2: the gods, he's been on ancient aliens. It is not
Speaker 2: my theory is.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, then I don't care.
Speaker 3: Actually believe that.
Speaker 2: Aliens are coming in twenty twenty two. He said, they've
Speaker 2: been here before, they're going to come again. And this
Speaker 2: they're coming again. They're gonna come all over our faces.
Speaker 2: And what it takes twenty twenty one, the twenty twelve
Speaker 2: and they got the calendar.
Speaker 4: God, yea wrong. Actually, what's kind of funny about that.
Speaker 4: I fucking hate that you said that?
Speaker 3: Is I was.
Speaker 4: I was actually looking at that just to make fun
Speaker 4: of you the other day, and it wasn't like it
Speaker 4: was probably a couple of weeks ago now actually, but
Speaker 4: I was looking at it, and the Mayan calendar actually
Speaker 4: is only what is it, three hundred and sixty three
Speaker 4: days a year? Fucking or no, it's longer. Sorry, it's
Speaker 4: a three hundred and fuck it's something right Anyways, it's
Speaker 4: a little longer than our calendar year.
Speaker 3: We have where it lined up in a sense where not.
Speaker 4: Quite twenty twenty one, twenty twenty two, but but like
Speaker 4: literally January twenty twenty two is technically in the Mayans
Speaker 4: calculations twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: No crazy that which just fucked up.
Speaker 4: But again like.
Speaker 2: It hit like the new year in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: You want to make a bet.
Speaker 6: I don't want to make a bet anymore now?
Speaker 4: Oh no, you feel bad about last time?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Can we tell us for the new listener? They know
Speaker 4: the new listeners that happened one episode? Okay, So Tom
Speaker 4: and I have been friends for a long time and
Speaker 4: when we were twenty eleven, we were working at a
Speaker 4: restaurant and he was snapping every fucking day, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: what is wrong with you? He's like, twenty twelve, man,
Speaker 4: world's done. I was twenty twelve, the world's not going
Speaker 4: to fucking end. Chill, and he's like, no it is.
Speaker 4: I'll bet you any money. And like, from my perspective
Speaker 4: at the time, literally all I thought.
Speaker 2: Is and what were you eighteen?
Speaker 4: All I thought was I was like, yeah, I was
Speaker 4: seventeen years old. Anyways, I was like, if it ends,
Speaker 4: I don't owe him any money, and if it doesn't,
Speaker 4: he owes me a lot. So Tom still today owes
Speaker 4: me something to the tune of what was it one
Speaker 4: hundred grand, one hundred and fifty grand or something? And
Speaker 4: it was a weird number, you know, and I'm never
Speaker 4: gonna get it. Never gated was that the Montalk Project.
Speaker 2: Now, Nicholas said they had destroyed all the equipment in
Speaker 2: order to remove this creature from existing, because this thing
Speaker 2: came in and was like started destroying everything in the
Speaker 2: fucking building it and uh so, and they wanted to
Speaker 2: send it back to its original dimension. But maybe they
Speaker 2: fucked up. Maybe that's what Bigfoot is, man.
Speaker 4: Man, original dimension even came from it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't know.
Speaker 2: What if? Man, what if the mont Talk Project? What
Speaker 2: if it created a Bigfoot before the Montalk Project? Man,
Speaker 2: Then the reason that Bigfoot and we have so many
Speaker 2: sads big foots because the Montalk Project and they couldn't
Speaker 2: conceal the monster.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of stories. I can sit here and
Speaker 4: be like, okay, that that's plausible, But this one, this
Speaker 4: one's a little everything is possible.
Speaker 3: This one's a little lettery.
Speaker 2: This is clearly the inspiration for the similar narrative and
Speaker 2: stranger things. I'm excited, Like, the show is fucking good.
Speaker 4: Please give me, Okay, I'll go give I just nobody
Speaker 4: talked to me about it.
Speaker 6: I just I teared up when Billy got fucked up.
Speaker 4: So just just know if Billy gets sucked up, it's
Speaker 4: the best part of this Literally, he literally must be thank.
Speaker 2: He's an asshole, but then he kind of redeems himself.
Speaker 2: You'll see it's good and I think your girl would
Speaker 2: like it, so check it out. So and this monster
Speaker 2: was kind of similar to what like eleven like Summons
Speaker 2: in the show Reeks Havoc, but Corey and Nichols the
Speaker 2: basement levels of Camp Hero were flooded with cement.
Speaker 6: This is like porn, which is crazy.
Speaker 2: Once all the equipment was destroyed and the project was
Speaker 2: shut down, with anyone involved in the project having their
Speaker 2: memories of the project suppressed using m culture techniques, which
Speaker 2: is fucking coming up, We're like diving in that ship
Speaker 2: pretty soon. But like I said, soon could be a month,
Speaker 2: Soon could be a year. Who knows on strange brute
Speaker 2: that particular day. How many things I've added to this podcast.
Speaker 2: The decommissioned facilities like campiro are still standing. And I
Speaker 2: was watching a little video that this guy was trying
Speaker 2: to like do some research on he does like a
Speaker 2: YouTube channel, and they were at, like, you can see
Speaker 2: the doorway, this big fucking two handed doorway. It's like
Speaker 2: a big metal door into the ground. You you can
Speaker 2: see it. It's all, yeah, but a huge seller huge,
Speaker 2: Like it looks like a military base here. I'm saying,
Speaker 2: like it's metal and it's like whatever. Anyway, and that
Speaker 2: he wanted to get in. They he wanted to talk
Speaker 2: to someone who was part of it, and then his
Speaker 2: boss would let him and ship like, oh damn. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of weird stuff going on. So with anyone
Speaker 2: involved being like mind controlled and raised their memory, yeah,
Speaker 2: so uh. Supposedly, however, these attracted curious pass buyers, passer buyers,
Speaker 2: and local townsfolks to this day, regardless of what actually
Speaker 2: happened inside, they still believe that they still venture around here,
Speaker 2: and this sag Radar facility has become a notable landmark
Speaker 2: for boats sailing around the Fork of Long Island. So
Speaker 2: it is left standing when the Air Force is shut down.
Speaker 4: Okay, wait a minute, this is all in New York.
Speaker 6: Yeah, on Island Bud because that's remember like.
Speaker 4: It well, in Long Island.
Speaker 2: I think it's because it's in Long it's in Long
Speaker 2: Island because they were Long Island, like New York. That's
Speaker 2: why it's like close to Philadelphia, because Philadelphia is essentially
Speaker 2: like you know, Vinnie Pass we talked about like you know,
Speaker 2: we're like we're like New York's little brother. Like that.
Speaker 2: Philadelphia is kind of like New York's little brother where
Speaker 2: there there. It's a big enough city, it's not as
Speaker 2: big as New York close, but it also has the
Speaker 2: same amount of violence and people from Philly a fucking crazy.
Speaker 2: You don't give a shit. They'll knock a second.
Speaker 3: They yeah, and uh.
Speaker 2: And it's air traffic control operations at the facility in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty four, giving so it's left standing even when
Speaker 2: the Air Force shut it down, so that this radar
Speaker 2: system is still up.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it doesn't work anymore, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it gives the site kind of an eerie you know,
Speaker 2: it's it's a weird presence. Strange, okay, how strange, so strange,
Speaker 2: so strange.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: The military, for its part, has disputed that anything like
Speaker 2: the mkulture project took place on Long Island. But these
Speaker 2: sorts of denials often do little but make people. It
Speaker 2: makes people more believe because the US government has denied
Speaker 2: their research in a mind control or remote viewing h
Speaker 2: just as much as they've denied Nichol's claims. But right
Speaker 2: upon the movement, the research documents of m culture and
Speaker 2: similar projects were declassified. So if these things, if these
Speaker 2: things don't exist, if they're if they say that this
Speaker 2: never happened and they never tried to conduct research in
Speaker 2: mind control or radar crazy systems and opening portals, why
Speaker 2: they declassify in blackout documents that have to do with it.
Speaker 2: That's my point.
Speaker 3: It seems, yeah, that's why.
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 6: Why does that happen?
Speaker 4: There could be other There could be other issues. There
Speaker 4: could be that psycho that went rape.
Speaker 2: Or yeah or yeah, or they did these mind control things.
Speaker 2: Maybe it didn't work and they spent their time raping
Speaker 2: kids to fucking.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, that seems like a little worst case scenario.
Speaker 2: No that they up to me, they abducted kids and
Speaker 2: they tried to use them, because.
Speaker 4: It seems like the absolute worst thing they can do.
Speaker 4: There's plenty of other things reasons you'd be like, Okay,
Speaker 4: well maybe people don't.
Speaker 2: See and yeah, maybe there wasn't a crazy monster. Who knows.
Speaker 2: I kind of believe it because I like believing in
Speaker 2: the weird ship and I don't fucking know. But also
Speaker 2: there is definitely things that go into.
Speaker 4: Well that that's an awful big cop out for where's
Speaker 4: the chair now?
Speaker 3: A monster destroyed it?
Speaker 6: It's all obviously, And I do believe that cal did exist.
Speaker 4: And they that I'm on board with. I'm not saying
Speaker 4: that I'm not on board. I'm on talk with the MLK.
Speaker 2: I've discussed that. You know, children go missing by a
Speaker 2: large number.
Speaker 3: It's fucking weird by five right? Do you mean?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: Wrong? Fucking they go missing by five hundred per Van Man.
Speaker 3: Let's that is that?
Speaker 4: Rang? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Martavi Electance and Martinavid koresh episode.
Speaker 6: I don't know why I'm still plugged.
Speaker 3: In, but it's time for fun.
Speaker 4: The day that I don't know my throat, you know what,
Speaker 4: I had a good fun fact and I changed it
Speaker 4: halfway through this episode because of what we were talking about. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's talk about Neil Diamond, okay, and let's talk about sweet.
Speaker 3: Caroline Oh, I know what you're gonna.
Speaker 4: Say, how young sweet Caroline?
Speaker 6: Princess? Carolina was fourteen years old?
Speaker 3: Princess?
Speaker 4: So who's that she?
Speaker 2: I can't remember the fucking whole story, but yeah.
Speaker 3: Who's their parents?
Speaker 2: Tell me?
Speaker 4: No, you you're so confident, carry on?
Speaker 6: Fuck, I can't remember. She's the duchess of some buls.
Speaker 3: She was John F. Kennedy's daughter.
Speaker 2: What I didn't know that?
Speaker 3: What sweek?
Speaker 4: Caroline was twelve years old, and Neil Diamond it was
Speaker 4: very much older than that. So let's go through the
Speaker 4: story here, because I had to pull it up halfway through.
Speaker 3: Shit, I want to make sure I knew the touching
Speaker 3: me all right.
Speaker 4: Diamond sixty six said he was a young broke songwriter
Speaker 4: in the sixties when he saw a photo of Caroline
Speaker 4: Kennedy in a magazine. It was a picture of a
Speaker 4: little girl dressing dressed to the nines in her riding gear,
Speaker 4: next to her pony.
Speaker 3: He recalled with.
Speaker 4: A big bone, it was such an innocent, wonderful picture.
Speaker 4: I immediately felt there was a song in there.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: So his song was a little fucked up bro.
Speaker 2: Touching you.
Speaker 4: There are there are a lot of complicated lyrics, that's one.
Speaker 4: But anyways, there are a lot of complicated lyrics of
Speaker 4: that song. But we seem to remember at least a
Speaker 4: couple that aren't so little girl appropriate like that. Another
Speaker 4: one would be and now I'd look at the night whoa,
Speaker 4: and it doesn't seem so lonely. We fill it up
Speaker 4: with only two oho. And when I hurt, hurting runs
Speaker 4: off my shoulders. How can I hurt when holding you?
Speaker 4: And this is the thing, And I've said that warm touching, warm,
Speaker 4: reaching out, touching, touch, and then and then the best part, wait,
Speaker 4: hold on, it goes.
Speaker 2: So good, so good. I know good.
Speaker 6: I gesus you pushed the fucking hit.
Speaker 3: Sorry it was so good. Yeah, but that is fucked man.
Speaker 4: Neil Diamond was how old at that time? He was
Speaker 4: saying it was in the sixties, so he's like thirty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably late mid thirties roughly.
Speaker 2: But and I've said that, and I actually learned that.
Speaker 3: No, late twenties. I learned late twenties. He was talking
Speaker 3: about twelve year old.
Speaker 2: Well, I learned that working in a restaurant, and and
Speaker 2: we would have bands play that song very often when
Speaker 2: we were working back in the kitchen.
Speaker 6: And late nights.
Speaker 4: Everyone because everyone gets roundy, like I'm like discussing he
Speaker 4: like every white guy loves sweet Caroline.
Speaker 2: And and I remember someone telling me that, like while
Speaker 2: I was I was done work, I was having a
Speaker 2: beer at the bar. Oh you already knew about that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: And that's that's what I did a long time ago.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know, You're.
Speaker 4: Just you're just talking at Actually it was John F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy's talker. I didn't know if John F. Ken's daughter.
Speaker 3: I thought her.
Speaker 2: I thought it was a princess or some ship. I
Speaker 2: thought it from the family or something like that. And
Speaker 2: I remember someone saying that to me, and like, you
Speaker 2: know what the song's about, And I was like, what,
Speaker 2: but the same thing. Pete Townsend a famous musician from
Speaker 2: the Who. I think Pete Town's from the who he
Speaker 2: is and I think he's I don't know if he's
Speaker 2: I think he's dead now. But like he was a
Speaker 2: known pedophile, like he fucking they uncovered a lot of
Speaker 2: ship about Pete Townsend.
Speaker 6: How he was a pedophile. That's why I always say the.
Speaker 4: Ship I love, dude, No way, ship runs deep, No, don't.
Speaker 2: I don't want to believe it.
Speaker 3: Yeah it is, I don't believe.
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Speaker 4: I'm also going to take a picture of tom Zodiac
Speaker 4: beer here because we haven't actually showed it, but I
Speaker 4: swear to god, that's a fucking sperm.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 6: I know, I know it's like alien crafts on.
Speaker 4: It and yeah no I'm this just now and well
Speaker 4: I'll post it when this episode comes out.
Speaker 3: But what the is that is that hair?
Speaker 2: I don't know?
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Speaker 3: Listen, anyways, have a great night. You drink a lot.
Speaker 5: I'll think a lot.
Speaker 8: I'll think of thoughts that are mine I'm drinking shots
Speaker 8: are a time living desk trot.
Speaker 5: It's my fault.
Speaker 7: Why do I do this to myself? I've ruined my health,
Speaker 7: stupid ass. Well, what's the way that people that only
Speaker 7: wanted to help? I thought that haunting me and hell
Speaker 7: by the mind of creatures, I lost myself and.
Speaker 8: I saw the features on people's face change.
Speaker 5: What God's the lizards that feature on your hating pain.
Speaker 8: He makes all your decisions and leads you to embrace
Speaker 8: the chains and become a slave. Put the guns away,
Speaker 8: make a chance and take a chance before they invade
Speaker 8: your land. Stay still and be a brave man. I
Speaker 8: have ways to kill, but the escape plan. I say
Speaker 8: al till I'm a patient and a said lord lady,
Speaker 8: leam hanging life.
Speaker 2: For no good reasons.
Speaker 8: Okay will come leaving no more problems with the hook Anna.
Speaker 5: Even girls are words, all of them. I'm too smart
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 2: You couldn't hindle my.
Speaker 5: Dark view, but I can open the dark two.
Speaker 2: Start sing me on, don't fuck in my heart. I
Speaker 2: only fucking say.
Speaker 5: One, so fucking play cut will roll down. Then the
Speaker 5: later games will roll down.
Speaker 4: And don't know where that came from.
Speaker 5: You will roll down, then don't the way you came from.
Speaker 5: You A rock time and don't know where that came from.
Speaker 5: You A rock down, then, don't know where they came from.
Speaker 5: You A rock time and don't know where they came from.
Speaker 8: You A rock down and don't know where you came
Speaker 8: frock do a run time and don't know where you
Speaker 8: came from.
Speaker 5: Ship talk for shock wore your fucking way down.
Speaker 4: You know wh