Speaker 1: This week's all about conferences. And you know, me, as
Speaker 1: a former conference program director, I find them not only invigorating,
Speaker 1: but they're very important because you can get a lot
Speaker 1: of data, a lot of information in one sitting. You know,
Speaker 1: you could go to an all day conference and here
Speaker 1: multiple people. You could go to a weekend conference and here,
Speaker 1: you know, hundreds of people. I used to program direct
Speaker 1: the Whole Life Expo in San Francisco and in Chicago.
Speaker 1: We also did one in the Austin, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia,
Speaker 1: and we had a three day program that featured two
Speaker 1: hundred speakers. Can you imagine that? Talk about burnout? But
Speaker 1: you know we did. We had a program guide and
Speaker 1: you would select, you know, you paid for your weekend
Speaker 1: pass and you selected two or three a day, and
Speaker 1: you had your breakfast and you had lunch and your dinner.
Speaker 1: And those kinds of shows are really really rare now
Speaker 1: because people just don't have the bandwidth. But we are
Speaker 1: a sponsor of the upcoming Cosmic Summitt June twentieth to
Speaker 1: twenty third, and this is what we're promoting this program.
Speaker 1: We are going to feature a number of individuals who
Speaker 1: will be speaking, including the producer George Howard, and I
Speaker 1: think that they're one of the best programs out there. Hey,
Speaker 1: this is Cliff your host of Earth Ancients, and I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you it's exciting to be a sponsor. And
Speaker 1: if you haven't heard about Cosmic Summit, go check out
Speaker 1: their website Cosmic Summit dot com. They have an a
Speaker 1: list of presenters and what makes them real special is
Speaker 1: that they have the academic side and then they have
Speaker 1: the research investigator side. These are not PhDs or master's students.
Speaker 1: They are just people like you and I who have
Speaker 1: a great interest, who in some cases have actually written
Speaker 1: books on their research, and they make it fun to
Speaker 1: listen to. Now, the Cosmic Summit this year features Randall Carlson,
Speaker 1: Robert Schock, Pravin Mahon, Scott Walter. They have Danny Hillman.
Speaker 1: Remember Danny Hillman is the geologist who excavated Ganoon Penang
Speaker 1: in Indonesia and discovered that it's over twenty eight thousand
Speaker 1: years old. He will be presenting new information on that.
Speaker 1: Hugh Newman, Chris Cartel, doctor Steve Collins, and the list
Speaker 1: goes on and on. They have like a really good
Speaker 1: lineup of eclectic presenters. And why I like it again
Speaker 1: is the diversity of presentations. And if you cannot get
Speaker 1: out to Greensboro, North Carolina for it's June twentieth to
Speaker 1: the twenty third, you can see it in streaming. They
Speaker 1: have placed it so the entire program from beginning to
Speaker 1: the end, is streamed to the comfort of your computer
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Speaker 1: So you can see it at the streaming package by
Speaker 1: going to cosmicsummit dot com and checking it out. But
Speaker 1: today's program is going to feature not only the producer,
Speaker 1: George Howard, why he decided to start this, his background,
Speaker 1: but also we're gonna have Bob Grenier, who's a manufacturing
Speaker 1: engineer who has detected lost technology in the form of
Speaker 1: nano level particles, will also be talking with Tim Hogan,
Speaker 1: who is a Templar Knights specialist. He's the Grand Master
Speaker 1: of the Order of the Temple of secret initiatives has
Speaker 1: to do with the Knights Templar lineage. He is also
Speaker 1: a fascinating character because he is somebody who's followed up
Speaker 1: on the Templars and discovered some of the really interesting
Speaker 1: facets of the cathedrals that are throughout Europe, most notably France.
Speaker 1: And what makes these temples unique. Now, remember these cathedrals
Speaker 1: were engineered and does designed by the Templar Knights and
Speaker 1: many of them sit over to lyric energy fields, former temples,
Speaker 1: former rock formations that were used for ceremony prior to
Speaker 1: the finding or the establishment of Paris, France. And so
Speaker 1: these are much much more complex than we realize, and
Speaker 1: we'll learn a little bit about that today in the program. Again,
Speaker 1: this program, this podcast is all about Cosmic Summit, and
Speaker 1: so we're gonna hear from a different point of view.
Speaker 1: We're gonna hear from these individuals who are part of
Speaker 1: this conference and the very diverse subject matter that has covered. Now,
Speaker 1: the other thing that is unique about this conference is
Speaker 1: that there's an exhibit area of ann and if you
Speaker 1: can get yourself out to North Carolina that time of
Speaker 1: the year, that hotel Sheraton will have a special room
Speaker 1: set up with items like these unusual stone balls bowls
Speaker 1: that were found in Sakara, Egypt, and I've talked about these.
Speaker 1: I have one of these partial bowls that I have
Speaker 1: in my collection. What makes this unique is the fact
Speaker 1: that these bulls are cut within technology. We don't understand.
Speaker 1: These are granite bulls. They were cut using either some
Speaker 1: form of a lathe and if you don't know what
Speaker 1: the lathe is, it's a machine that spins at a
Speaker 1: very very high revolution. And they are the bulls. The
Speaker 1: vases are cut with a sharp instrument. We don't know
Speaker 1: what the instrument was that cut them. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of anomalies regarding these bulls. One is that they are
Speaker 1: paper thin, and so they're so thin that if you
Speaker 1: pass a light through them, and these are pieces of granite,
Speaker 1: if you pass a light through them, you can see
Speaker 1: they reflect like a light bulb. It's very very odd.
Speaker 1: The other thing, and they'll show there'll be the camera
Speaker 1: to show you exactly what these bulls look like. There's
Speaker 1: handle grips. Now, if a bull is spending at a
Speaker 1: high revolution. If a piece of stone is spending at
Speaker 1: a high revolution and you're trying to cut it into
Speaker 1: a bowl an oval shape, how do you leave space
Speaker 1: for handle grips. It doesn't make any sense at all,
Speaker 1: And this is one of the explanations. Ben van Kirkwick
Speaker 1: will be presenting the information on those bulls. You'll get
Speaker 1: all the details when he presents his talk. I think
Speaker 1: it's on Saturday the twenty eight first, and Matt Bial
Speaker 1: who is the actual collector of these items, will be
Speaker 1: on hand to actually present details about the collection itself
Speaker 1: and some of the science analysis that's been done on
Speaker 1: these items and why they are so odd. Again, most
Speaker 1: people think that they're cut with tools of some kind,
Speaker 1: but they must be harder than granted, and also not
Speaker 1: necessarily cut with cutting tools, maybe with lasers or some
Speaker 1: other technology that was in use prior to the dynastics
Speaker 1: of Egypt. So that's something to look forward to. That's
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Speaker 1: It is amazing. Every year I highlight a series of
Speaker 1: conferences in the United States, and it's becoming a challenge
Speaker 1: really to find those that are really good, have good
Speaker 1: quality material, and speak to the earth. Ancients theme, which
Speaker 1: is ancient civilization's unique technology and forgotten civilizations as well.
Speaker 1: And one of my favorites is Cosmic Summit's been going
Speaker 1: on for a couple of years. It's June twentieth to
Speaker 1: the twenty third. This year is going to be held
Speaker 1: at the Sheraton Hotel in Greensboro, North Carolina. And I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you all the conferences that I have supported,
Speaker 1: Cosmic Summit is one of the cherries on the top
Speaker 1: of the whole Heap simply because it has a wide
Speaker 1: selection of excellent presenters, it's in a great location, and
Speaker 1: the producer, George Howard, is smart enough to have it
Speaker 1: streamed via the Internet, which makes it available to everybody
Speaker 1: around the world. So we're talking to a group of
Speaker 1: people today. We're talking with the producer George Howard. If
Speaker 1: you don't know who George is, he's the co creator,
Speaker 1: obviously of the Cosmic Summit. He has a great appreciation
Speaker 1: for ancient civilizations and science. In two thousand and seven,
Speaker 1: he co wrote a paper on the Younger Dryest impact
Speaker 1: hypothesis and would you believe? And we're going to talk
Speaker 1: about this today. He is the co founder of the
Speaker 1: Cosmic excuse me comment Research Group, which is this amazing
Speaker 1: organization that is continually researching this devastating event that happened
Speaker 1: at the end of the Younger Dryas. Welcome George, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. Cliff, thank you for your COMMD words
Speaker 1: about the summit.
Speaker 2: Buddy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Our next guest is Bob Grenier. Bob is a
Speaker 1: manufacturing engineer. He is focused on lost ancient technology. He's
Speaker 1: studying the applications of confusion alternative energy solutions, which we
Speaker 1: want to hear about. And he's also investigating what he
Speaker 1: calls exotic vacuum objects and I have no clue what
Speaker 1: that is, but it sounds like a fascinating topic. And
Speaker 1: finally we have Tim Hoague Hogan. He is the Grand
Speaker 1: Master of the Order of the Temple of Secret Initiates.
Speaker 1: He's a King's Templar lineage. He's also the author of
Speaker 1: the Alchemical Keys to Masonic Ritual, The Elements of the
Speaker 1: Elements and the Way of the Templar. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: to him about this. So welcome everybody. Great to have
Speaker 1: you on Earth the Ancient and we're gonna really look
Speaker 1: forward to seeing you at this at this summit. George,
Speaker 1: I want to start with you, how did you get
Speaker 1: this thing rolling? I mean, I know you had a
Speaker 1: lot of diverse inter interestsment putting out a conference is
Speaker 1: a lot of work, a lot of dedicated hours, a
Speaker 1: lot of money. And what got you? I have never
Speaker 1: asked you, what was the desire to pull this thing together?
Speaker 2: I was kind of in a milieu of credential scientists
Speaker 2: and speculators. Started with a credential scientist when we published
Speaker 2: the Firestone paper, so I had a good roll of
Speaker 2: decks of PhDs. It was just great knowing them when
Speaker 2: I kind of got to play ball Boy for the team,
Speaker 2: but thene having no credibility or reputation to lose myself
Speaker 2: in science. I got to know speculators like Graham Hancock
Speaker 2: and Randall Carlson and started meeting all those people. And
Speaker 2: then I sold a business that I owned for twenty
Speaker 2: five years. My partner and I sold it in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two, and I was kind of looking at the
Speaker 2: future and got that kind of cliche who am I
Speaker 2: going to be in the future kind of thing in
Speaker 2: this land mitigation banker for decades, And I said, well,
Speaker 2: you've got to do something in my lane. What do
Speaker 2: I really like? What I really love? Well, I love
Speaker 2: my science and my speculative buddies, and what would And
Speaker 2: then I looked at the speculators and I said, huh,
Speaker 2: Johannah James got millions of people downloading her stuff. She's
Speaker 2: like a musician that has millions of people are listening
Speaker 2: to her songs, but where do they go to see
Speaker 2: her her concert? Right? So I said, humh If you
Speaker 2: take these scientists and put them with the speculators, I
Speaker 2: bet you people want to go see that in person,
Speaker 2: and that's the idea. So that's how the Cosmic Summit
Speaker 2: came about. Is kind of mixing too divergent rolodexes, and
Speaker 2: we try to waring in our third year, but the
Speaker 2: model is to have roughly one third PhDs and two
Speaker 2: third speculators.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I love that. You got pure science and then
Speaker 1: you have what I call them research investigators, guys that
Speaker 1: are going out and doing their own work and actually
Speaker 1: in many cases going beyond writing a paper and they're
Speaker 1: writing books. Talk real briefly about launching the Comic Research Group,
Speaker 1: because that's a big part of this conference and everybody
Speaker 1: from Randall Carlson to Mark Younger are presenting data on
Speaker 1: this amazing phenomenon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the original authors of the Firestone paper used to
Speaker 2: call ourself the Younger, Driest Boundary Team, but that's kind
Speaker 2: of a mouthful and no one know what the hell
Speaker 2: it was. So we kind of changed about ten years
Speaker 2: ago and call the Comic Research Group. And that's those
Speaker 2: original twenty three authors plus now probably fifty or sixty more,
Speaker 2: almost universally PhDs from around the world, often in very
Speaker 2: very narrow disciplines, but have very very open minds, and well,
Speaker 2: I would say all of them, you know, in fact,
Speaker 2: some of them are not esoteric people particularly, but they
Speaker 2: just absolutely came upon this data in their own discipline
Speaker 2: and said, if I'm intellectually honest, and I may have
Speaker 2: to be brave to do so, but I've got to say,
Speaker 2: there was a tremendous catastrophe twelve eight hundred years ago,
Speaker 2: and Earth had a very very bad day. And these
Speaker 2: people were looking through their microscopes and did not seeing
Speaker 2: anything so interesting in their entire careers, nor had anyone
Speaker 2: in their department ever claimed something so bizarre. But they
Speaker 2: still put their name to the papers nonetheless, and suffer
Speaker 2: a good deal of criticism and personal, you know, ostracism
Speaker 2: in their own field, some of them, because they've come
Speaker 2: forward and been honest about what they're seeing in the microscope,
Speaker 2: what they're seeing in the geochemistry, what they're seeing in
Speaker 2: the paleontological and archaeological record, and that's that twelve eight
Speaker 2: hundred years ago, Earth had a very very bad day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you want to talk more about that in a minute, Bob,
Speaker 1: I want go ahead.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to say, so we put together the
Speaker 2: Comment Research Group being go to it. It's on the
Speaker 2: web at Research Group dot org, I believe, And it's
Speaker 2: just a loose affiliation. It's just so you can give
Speaker 2: a name and it's not a club and they're no
Speaker 2: membership rules or anything like that. It's just a bunch
Speaker 2: of geeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I have to say this, I was looking
Speaker 1: at it last night. You have an oppressive list of people.
Speaker 1: I mean I was scrolling and scrolling and scrolling. I
Speaker 1: was like, it's not at like twenty or ten. It's
Speaker 1: like you got sixty seventy people on that list.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the of the Comic Research Group. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it is impressive. And every time I don't go
Speaker 2: to the website that all, but I'm always like, hey,
Speaker 2: that's pretty cool and I'm a co director of it.
Speaker 2: But there's not a whole lot of responsibility there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but no, thank you for checking it out. Then you've
Speaker 2: actually been to the website. It's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Alan West's many talents is web design. He can also
Speaker 2: type pottery and arrowheads, and on a transmission electron microscope
Speaker 2: and do geochemistry. He's pretty talented.
Speaker 1: Yuah, We're going to come back to that in a minute. Yes, Bob.
Speaker 1: One of the themes of this conferences last technology, And I'm
Speaker 1: curious as a scientist, as an engineer, what are some
Speaker 1: of the evidences of ancient signatures of technology, either machine
Speaker 1: that could look like megalithic stone works or emissions that
Speaker 1: we know now that the Maya built pyramids, some of
Speaker 1: them have been tested and have emissions. But what would
Speaker 1: you say is a signature for an ancient civilization that
Speaker 1: we can detect today.
Speaker 3: I started this journey in this energy research in twenty twelve,
Speaker 3: so thanks Cliff for the question, and I took myself
Speaker 3: at my own expense to a conference in South Korea,
Speaker 3: and Dejon and I met four other people who had
Speaker 3: been inspired to similarly take themselves there and we set
Speaker 3: up the project called the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project. And
Speaker 3: we were looking at the testing the claims of these
Speaker 3: parties who because everyone wanted to win the Nobel Prize,
Speaker 3: no one really wanted to help each other out, and
Speaker 3: there was no one actually verifying the claim. So we thought, well,
Speaker 3: this is something we can do well. The typical way
Speaker 3: that you verified these technologies was to look or you
Speaker 3: were being told to verify them was to look for neutrons,
Speaker 3: gamma X rays, these kind of normal expected particles out
Speaker 3: of these experiments. In twenty fifteen, I met a former
Speaker 3: professor of biology at University DCNA called Professor Francesco Pentelly.
Speaker 3: He discovered the nickel hydrogen system and something stuck in
Speaker 3: my head more than almost anything else. He said during
Speaker 3: the week or so that we were with him, and
Speaker 3: that was, don't tell nature what it is, let it
Speaker 3: show you. And so from that moment on, I stopped
Speaker 3: really looking for what I was told to look for.
Speaker 3: I looked for what nature was actually doing. And over
Speaker 3: a period of years it became clear that these very
Speaker 3: specific structures that look like vortexes, triangles, and very specifically
Speaker 3: hydrodynamic vortices. Now, what is a hydrodynamic vortex. If you
Speaker 3: take a plate and you push it into a swimming
Speaker 3: pool in a sunny day, it'll create two little dimples,
Speaker 3: and this is a vortex. Is what's called a Falico Solton.
Speaker 3: It's half of a vortex, and this projects the sunlight
Speaker 3: with the dimples in the water two spots, and it's
Speaker 3: a very stable structure and that moves across the surface
Speaker 3: of the water. Now we were finding similar structures in
Speaker 3: all kinds of reactors. And so if it's a hydrodynamic vortex, well,
Speaker 3: if it's got electricity involved, it turns out that it
Speaker 3: actually comes out of the thing called magneto hydrodynamics. And
Speaker 3: when you look at these structures, it dawned on me
Speaker 3: that these were the very same structures that you saw
Speaker 3: on the central pillar in a Masonic temple. It's an
Speaker 3: ionic swirl and counter swirl. Okay, And in fact tales
Speaker 3: from Tal's theorem, which is a principal person in a
Speaker 3: Masonic sort of understanding.
Speaker 2: He had this.
Speaker 3: Protige called an axiomander. An Axiomanda was probably the first
Speaker 3: in the modern era scientists to look at the natural world,
Speaker 3: and he was from the Ionian period when the ionic
Speaker 3: column was formed. And to bring this full circle, when
Speaker 3: Faraday was electoralizing water, he saw a vortex and an
Speaker 3: anti vortex in water, and some colymath came in and said, oh,
Speaker 3: that looks like an ionic column. So ions in electricity
Speaker 3: came from the ionic column, that the ionic column came
Speaker 3: from study of nature and ancient Egypt. And so thousands
Speaker 3: and thousands of years apart, you had went full circle. Now,
Speaker 3: what does this structure look like This structure looks like
Speaker 3: a circle which intersects another circle, and that produces the
Speaker 3: visica pisces, the first symbol of the Christian Church. And
Speaker 3: if you take the two inner circles of a hydrodynamic vortex,
Speaker 3: they meet in the center, and if you take half
Speaker 3: of that circle, it's just a Chai symbol, and it's
Speaker 3: a vortex going in which produces the triangle and a row,
Speaker 3: which is the second symbol of the Christian Church. Or
Speaker 3: to cut a long story short, I found that the
Speaker 3: magneto hydrodynamic vortex that I had derived from looking at
Speaker 3: independent experiments, including our own, from all over the world
Speaker 3: and through decades of time that they hadn't realized it
Speaker 3: exactly and precisely fits the internal structure of the Great
Speaker 3: Pyramid of Gizer precisely. Moreover, it is exactly if you
Speaker 3: put it down horizontal, it is the map of the
Speaker 3: standard Christian Church, including that of the Vatican. And it's
Speaker 3: also the same form of structure as the oldest temples
Speaker 3: in Gozo and Malta. They are five six hundred years ago,
Speaker 3: but more recent thinking is because they've never taken any
Speaker 3: data from under the stones that it may be as old,
Speaker 3: if not older than Gebecky Tepi. And those oldest temples
Speaker 3: that they have there are this clover leaf shape. And
Speaker 3: when I walked into one of these last year, I
Speaker 3: saw a vortex of like k pop or or dandelion
Speaker 3: seeds going around, and I just walked out and I said,
Speaker 3: to my words, holy beep mine to my wife, this
Speaker 3: is an energy structure. How has no one been able
Speaker 3: to see this? And when you look at it the
Speaker 3: temple in Tarkshene, it is an energy amplifier for Chi
Speaker 3: energy and it has a beam that comes off which
Speaker 3: we see in our experiments at the micron scale, and
Speaker 3: that goes into another one into the Holy of Holies
Speaker 3: where the altar is, and the altar in a Christian
Speaker 3: church is in identically the same position and energetically speaking,
Speaker 3: as you see in these temples in Gozo and Malta.
Speaker 1: Wow. You know, it's funny you mentioned the Templars, and
Speaker 1: Tim I wanted to ask you. There's a great deal
Speaker 1: of data or speculation that the Templars when they were
Speaker 1: in Jerusalem actually found some very high tech brought it
Speaker 1: back to Europe and then incorporated this into the cathedrals,
Speaker 1: and this is why when people go into these cathedrals
Speaker 1: and they sit for any period of time, they feel
Speaker 1: a calming effect, they feel a slight buzzing. Talk about
Speaker 1: what we know on the templars, I'm really curious to
Speaker 1: get an idea.
Speaker 4: Sure, well, you know, the Tumbler Order was it was
Speaker 4: said it was found to protect pilgrims in the Holy Land, which.
Speaker 1: It did do.
Speaker 4: But but what it was really doing was archaeology, and
Speaker 4: what it was specifically looking for was there was a
Speaker 4: belief that there had been an advanced civilization that had
Speaker 4: gotten wiped out. And they believed this from this originally
Speaker 4: from the story of Noah. But then as they encountered,
Speaker 4: you know, different groups and traditions, particularly of Arab nature,
Speaker 4: who were translating Greek texts, they came to learn of
Speaker 4: the story of Atlantis through Plato, which they rationalized was
Speaker 4: the same advanced civilization as Noah, and that the the
Speaker 4: cataclysm that Plato spoke of was the same cataclysm that
Speaker 4: was found in the Bible. And Plato put that exactly
Speaker 4: at the time of the Younger dreat cataclysm. So, I mean,
Speaker 4: there was a tradition they reason there was a tradition
Speaker 4: being passed down. And they also knew that because they
Speaker 4: had come from certain families that had passed down traditions
Speaker 4: related to this, that there were centers of preservation that
Speaker 4: had existed from this cataclysm. And so what they sought
Speaker 4: to do is go out and seek these centers of preservation,
Speaker 4: one of which was believed to be in Jerusalem. There
Speaker 4: were others that were in Egypt and other places. And
Speaker 4: one of the things that they were that well, the
Speaker 4: first thing they were trying to obtain related to this
Speaker 4: was arcs like the Ark of the Covenant, that was
Speaker 4: believed to be technology that had survived this cataclysm that
Speaker 4: were what we would understand now is electrostatic capacitors that
Speaker 4: would build up, you know, electricity just from its environment,
Speaker 4: and you know, and they would give a discharge. They
Speaker 4: the Templars also quickly realized that there was another science
Speaker 4: that had was being preserved amongst many ancient civilizations, but
Speaker 4: it seemed to be the same science, and this had
Speaker 4: to do with alchemy, what we call now alchemy, which
Speaker 4: was you know, the study of nature and how nature
Speaker 4: can transmute itself or change itself in different ways. And
Speaker 4: so one of the many things that they were looking at.
Speaker 4: Related to this was what was believed to be what
Speaker 4: was called in the Bible mana, which they quickly learned
Speaker 4: that the Egypt was also ancient. Egypt was also making
Speaker 4: this substance, and they made it out of a gold.
Speaker 4: They made it out of gold initially, and that they
Speaker 4: they were what they were making was what would we
Speaker 4: now described as monoatomic gold, or gold that had become
Speaker 4: it's it's outer on its outer valence ring. There are
Speaker 4: to electrons a spin forward and a spin reverse, and
Speaker 4: if you could get them to become both spin forward
Speaker 4: and enters into a high spin state. And when this happens,
Speaker 4: they the atom of gold takes on new qualities that
Speaker 4: as opposed to if it was bound with something and
Speaker 4: became metallic gold.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: And this substance, this new substance was superconductive and hence
Speaker 4: why it was put inside these capacitors like the arc.
Speaker 4: And so this is one of the things that they
Speaker 4: were looking at. So when they they went to build
Speaker 4: things like cathedrals, and they were the first people who
Speaker 4: is going back to your students, kind of a long
Speaker 4: way of getting back there, but it's important. So when
Speaker 4: the templars were went to build the first cathedrals, because
Speaker 4: they were the builders of the first cathedrals of France
Speaker 4: and Notre Dame. They tried to build them first of
Speaker 4: all as a almost a macrocosm to the human body,
Speaker 4: so there would be a correlation between the human body
Speaker 4: and the person. But they were also were building them
Speaker 4: according to certain energy currents that they could pick up
Speaker 4: in the environment, and they were usually built on points
Speaker 4: on the earth where there had been previous mounds or
Speaker 4: sacred structures in that area that were all put on
Speaker 4: almost like a world grid of electromagnetic lines of forces.
Speaker 4: So they're trying to capture that and they're trying to
Speaker 4: replicate the way that the Egyptians had done it with
Speaker 4: the Egyptian temples. So they also incorporated on these cathedrals
Speaker 4: alchemical knowledge, astronomical knowledge. They used alchemical practices to create
Speaker 4: the the metallic oxides for the stained glass that they
Speaker 4: put in there, and other things like that. So they
Speaker 4: were trying to but what they are trying to do
Speaker 4: is preserve the knowledge from these ancient civilizations that they
Speaker 4: believed all went back to this root civilization.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: It was one of the main sciences of this root
Speaker 4: civilization that we would now call Atlantis, or at least
Speaker 4: we could say the pre civilization before the flood. So
Speaker 4: so that's that's part of what they were really about.
Speaker 1: Before I let you go. Is there a measurable emission
Speaker 1: that can be tested at some of these places like
Speaker 1: Notre Dame?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's there's definitely electromagnetic potential that builds up of
Speaker 4: these areas more than your average place. So a lot
Speaker 4: of that has to do with normally how they were built,
Speaker 4: but where they were built.
Speaker 1: So wow, that's easy.
Speaker 3: I would also add to that the orientation as well,
Speaker 3: with regard to the planet, rotates east and that is
Speaker 3: moving into the ether flux, and of course these structures
Speaker 3: typically face east. In the case of the pyramid, the
Speaker 3: grand gallery is seven meters to the east in the
Speaker 3: center line, and that's very very important. It's facing north
Speaker 3: and so you'll have a north transept east and west,
Speaker 3: north and south a line, but east and west transit
Speaker 3: transet and this is a very important way the actual
Speaker 3: ether energy structures can harvest energy which I would call
Speaker 3: chi or prana or life force or holy spirit. And
Speaker 3: I would advise from my understanding for no one to
Speaker 3: ever stand in the narthex, which is the point in
Speaker 3: the church where the unwashed to the unbaptized, the unholy
Speaker 3: people would stand, because that is the point in the
Speaker 3: electrodynamics where che is extracted from an object.
Speaker 2: And if you go.
Speaker 3: Into a church and you're in the narthex, which is
Speaker 3: normally where tourists stand to look in through the windows,
Speaker 3: your chi is being taken from you and it's being
Speaker 3: given to the people. In the environment in Russia, they
Speaker 3: look at the torsion fields that humans set up and
Speaker 3: they say that if you have a person who's ill
Speaker 3: and they're in a bed for a long time, if
Speaker 3: you want to give them your chee, you stand at
Speaker 3: the end of the bit and you're helping them get healthy.
Speaker 3: But if you don't want to become unhealthier yourself, don't
Speaker 3: hang there too long. And it's very important to move
Speaker 3: them around because the human creates these four takes fields themselves.
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Speaker 1: my guest panel today discussing the Cosmic Summit conference coming
Speaker 1: up June twentieth, through the twenty third. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Program today highlights the Cosmic Summit conference coming up in
Speaker 1: June the twentieth through the twenty third. This is a
Speaker 1: interactive program with academics as well as research investigators. Many
Speaker 1: featured on this program Earth Agients, and it is an
Speaker 1: opportunity for you to hear some of the latest developments
Speaker 1: in ancient civilizations, new technology, and great discoveries. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to remember the name of the cathedral that has this
Speaker 1: design on the floor.
Speaker 4: That people can elaborate that it shocks cathedral shark.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And apparently they use special stone to place this
Speaker 1: in the in the actual floor, and people are talking
Speaker 1: about going into altered states, and it's like it's almost
Speaker 1: like a cleansing mechanism. It seems like it's very very odd, fascinating.
Speaker 4: There's that that labyrinth symbolically represented a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, right,
Speaker 4: So back in the Middle Ages, people would Christians would
Speaker 4: take pilgrimage to Jerusalem, just like Muslims go to Mecca today.
Speaker 4: But they so what the tumblr said is well, look,
Speaker 4: you don't have to like actually go there, you can
Speaker 4: you can do this labyrinth, which kind of symbolically represented it.
Speaker 4: And it was based on the idea that the true
Speaker 4: Jerusalem was a was a state of consciousness, it wasn't
Speaker 4: a physical place on earth and that and so by
Speaker 4: walking this labyrinth, which was set up in just the
Speaker 4: right way where the energy flows and where the uh
Speaker 4: there was there was there used to be a shocked
Speaker 4: In particular, there used to be a Dolman that was
Speaker 4: in that location and it's still underneath the that labyrinth,
Speaker 4: and it's just the church is just built over the
Speaker 4: top of it.
Speaker 2: So amazing, you know.
Speaker 4: So yeah, there's this this this energy is directed to
Speaker 4: go there.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, Hey, George. One of the highlights of
Speaker 1: your conferences Matt bial and his uh the car of
Speaker 1: bulls and these amazing cut vases, and I think you're
Speaker 1: gonna have a few of them there for people to
Speaker 1: look at it. Talk a little bit about these amazing
Speaker 1: uh I mean, talk about high tech first of all,
Speaker 1: because we've I've interviewed Ben ben Kirkwick and I haven't
Speaker 1: spoken to that yet, but the technology behind those bulls
Speaker 1: is off the charts.
Speaker 2: You got one example right there. I love these little
Speaker 2: three D printed models actually, and they're you know, they're
Speaker 2: true to size. To look at that little one.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, so yeah we're gonna have.
Speaker 1: Everybody's got one.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, I got the Okay, I'll bring you
Speaker 2: one till.
Speaker 1: I got a box.
Speaker 2: I gotta send me.
Speaker 1: One too, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Damn right, Cliff, Absolutely, I will.
Speaker 1: Get your ass to North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Buddy. N No, you're but talk about the talk about
Speaker 2: but no, no, no, Matt Bell. Matt Bell is just
Speaker 2: an amazing human and so it's his counterpart working the
Speaker 2: different track but the same subject. The vases. Adam Young
Speaker 2: and Matt Adam spoke last year and it's actually our
Speaker 2: most popular speaker as far as YouTube views goes slightly
Speaker 2: above random and he's certainly not on hasn't been on
Speaker 2: Rogan thirteen times. But people are very interested in this
Speaker 2: vase subject. And what it is, Cliff, is that the
Speaker 2: important thing about these objects. Step one, you know, first off,
Speaker 2: is that they're pre dynastic. Okay, that might be a
Speaker 2: glaze overword at first, but what you're saying is that's
Speaker 2: before the Pharaohs, that before all this stuff. No hieroglyphs,
Speaker 2: no art, no pyramids, no giant rocks. Supposedly you know,
Speaker 2: stone megalithic temples and whatnot. They're just these pre dynastic
Speaker 2: graves of the Nakata people. And there's several other names
Speaker 2: called Nikata at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. And
Speaker 2: in these pre dynastic we call the snake bros called
Speaker 2: butt flap people. In other words, the idea that when
Speaker 2: you go far enough back in history, generally about seven
Speaker 2: thousand years, they're just walking around with butt flaps on,
Speaker 2: with bone tools, right, and we just ascribe them absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: It's up the ability to hunt and gather.
Speaker 1: Right back the hunters and gathers.
Speaker 2: Somebody was doing something other than hunting and gathering, right,
Speaker 2: or early agriculture, whatever the hell you know, pre Neolithic
Speaker 2: those dates. Yeah, yeah, because in their graves they find
Speaker 2: their bone tools and their crude mud huts that they
Speaker 2: lived in, lived in mud huts. Somehow they found the
Speaker 2: time and had the skill to take solid granite and
Speaker 2: carve it into millimeter thick objects that when scanned first
Speaker 2: by Adam Young and later by Matt Bell, it turned
Speaker 2: out that a certain class of them, not all of
Speaker 2: them are perfect perfect, that they stretch the meta measurement
Speaker 2: technologies of our age, and we have incredible measurement technologies
Speaker 2: that or orders of magnitude greater than they were. Just
Speaker 2: a generation to go in its testing their limits. And
Speaker 2: one of the first stops on this stuff is you
Speaker 2: got to remember, in order to manufacture something that is
Speaker 2: perfect in terms of measurement, one has to have measurement
Speaker 2: tools along the way that are as just as sophisticated
Speaker 2: as the manufactured object. Now what did they give them?
Speaker 2: Copper chisels and bone implements and they show little pictures
Speaker 2: of them with like a rock on the end of
Speaker 2: a stick, like you're digging around and die right granted,
Speaker 2: you know, it's just absolutely ridiculous. So that's what it's.
Speaker 2: By the way, it's the best subject in our constellation
Speaker 2: of subjects as I call them, because they are a
Speaker 2: bunch of little you don't they kind of make a picture.
Speaker 2: But there's a bunch of subjects. And the one the
Speaker 2: phases is we got them on the runt. There's no
Speaker 2: answer for it. There is no answer for it. There
Speaker 2: it but it doesn't have to be Aliens did it?
Speaker 2: Or Atlantis existed necessarily, but give them come on, now,
Speaker 2: they had a lit lathe I mean let's just go
Speaker 2: ahead and admit the fact that. And they also had
Speaker 2: an interesting lad because somehow it managed to miss these
Speaker 2: little nubs on the side the handles. So if you're
Speaker 2: turning it around, how the hell do you stop the turning,
Speaker 2: come up, go around and pick back up on the
Speaker 2: other side and leave those things. So it's a hell
Speaker 2: of a lathe, but you got to give them that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some of them that were found in Egyptian tombs
Speaker 4: as well. If you go to the there's an m
Speaker 4: Hotep museum at Sakara in Egypt. They got a bunch
Speaker 4: of these vases in the museum there, and you know,
Speaker 4: as they were found in Egyptian tombs, and you know,
Speaker 4: the Egyptians also supposedly only had copper tools, so you know,
Speaker 4: it's a real question. And you know, they clearly inherited these.
Speaker 2: That's right, they were inherited. And it seems that there
Speaker 2: the pre dynastic peoples that they inherited them too, because
Speaker 2: they had many more rude ones that made it look
Speaker 2: like the good ones. So you know, you can't prove it,
Speaker 2: but it looks like they got these from somewhere else,
Speaker 2: and then they fooled around with whatever their cruel tools were,
Speaker 2: and made another class of them that was far from perfect.
Speaker 2: But but I really should have pointed out and put
Speaker 2: my pitchman hat back on. I need my cosmic Summit hat.
Speaker 2: That Matt Bell is coming and bringing the most extensive
Speaker 2: collection of these objects ever assembled.
Speaker 1: Will they be on displayed, George or just during his time?
Speaker 2: They will, And we're gonna keep kind of specifics, you know,
Speaker 2: on the QT. You're going to have to come to
Speaker 2: see what's coming. But because this is you know, these
Speaker 2: areceless priceless objects. But but but you, but humanity will
Speaker 2: have a chance to enjoy them and discuss them properly
Speaker 2: in the proper context, with the proper questions, not all
Speaker 2: the answers, but let's ask the right questions more fully
Speaker 2: at the cosmic some than at any time in human
Speaker 2: history as far as I know, at least since I'm
Speaker 2: and Hotep and Joe's are gathered them beneath the step pyramids. Right,
Speaker 2: they got me beat by you know, several tens of
Speaker 2: thousands of vessels there, right. But but Matt is our
Speaker 2: modern am.
Speaker 1: I hooked up Bob ben ven Krukwick went to it,
Speaker 1: took I don't know if it was Chris Dunn's lab
Speaker 1: Ors Engineer Center and they took a couple.
Speaker 2: I think it was.
Speaker 1: Somebody brought an actual piece and they measured them, and
Speaker 1: they were blown away by the not only the incredible precision,
Speaker 1: but there is even some questions that they were even
Speaker 1: cut on a lad because of the not only the handles,
Speaker 1: but just to the thinness of the curve.
Speaker 3: Certainly, yeah, I mean that they used metrology equipment and
Speaker 3: these kind of reverse engineering tools to see the perfection
Speaker 3: in the curves. They'll seuse three D scanning technology. All
Speaker 3: of these technologies I've used because I had a three
Speaker 3: D animation business for a good proportion of my career,
Speaker 3: so I understand them well. And they found that they
Speaker 3: were in you know, the sort of standards of fineness
Speaker 3: in perfection that you would be surprised to see in
Speaker 3: high engineering even in modern days. I have handled some
Speaker 3: of the finer bases at the pleasure of Matt Bell,
Speaker 3: and I can say that inside they do have less
Speaker 3: fine structure, and so whatever was going on on the outside,
Speaker 3: there was an extra finishing process that was dumb, I
Speaker 3: personally think because some of them fluoresce so that's like
Speaker 3: if you get fluorite and you're illuminating under UV light,
Speaker 3: it glows. And I think some of them have these
Speaker 3: fluorescent minerals in them, and he shows that, and probably
Speaker 3: those people at the Cosmic Summit will get an opportunity
Speaker 3: to see them under a UV torch, those ones that do.
Speaker 3: I have a hypothesis which I want to share with
Speaker 3: you guys for the first time, and I will conduct
Speaker 3: this with Matt Bell when the opportunity arises. We're working
Speaker 3: with this guy called Griffin Brock and he's like a
Speaker 3: prodigy of Tesler. In fact, he writes and styles himself
Speaker 3: on an eighteen hundred's electrical engineer. It's quite wonderful, complete
Speaker 3: with oiled hair and the right kind of attire and
Speaker 3: the right way he speaks and types his letters out.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely wonderful. But as a fifteen year old he
Speaker 3: replicated this device called the shadow graph, which Tesla actually
Speaker 3: generated ron Gen like X rays, but had a finer
Speaker 3: quality than Romjin did before ron Gen did the normal
Speaker 3: X rays that we know in love. It would appear
Speaker 3: to me that this device produces exotic vacuum objects, and
Speaker 3: these have high penetrating ability. And I believe that these
Speaker 3: are the sort of things that would come out of
Speaker 3: the type of manner that was being described by Timothy
Speaker 3: Hogan and would have caused the Phitticiens to be covered
Speaker 3: in sores and welts by exposing themselves to what was
Speaker 3: in the arc. And I believe that that's only when
Speaker 3: they're at the high energetic range. I believe that these things,
Speaker 3: if these vessels were used to store manner, then they
Speaker 3: would glow like lamps. And I believe we can test
Speaker 3: this by using this shadow graft tube with some of
Speaker 3: Matt Bell's vessels, and if they glow with this dark light,
Speaker 3: and we could project this dark light through walls of
Speaker 3: a building, so it'll come through the walls and then
Speaker 3: you can make the ves's glow. That'll be a very
Speaker 3: special thing. Well yeah, well, don't do it on film
Speaker 3: before the summit. Just don't do it. Paul Harris, who
Speaker 3: came last year, he can't come this year, but we're
Speaker 3: going to be I'm going to try and get Paul
Speaker 3: Harris together since since I've kind of worked out how
Speaker 3: the technology works. Unfortunately, Griffin has so many orders globally
Speaker 3: that he can't even do anything else let's barely breathe
Speaker 3: because he's got so many orders flooding in.
Speaker 2: So you say, we can't utilize this at the summit,
Speaker 2: or we can't. I don't.
Speaker 3: There's three people, four people that I know that are
Speaker 3: getting the tubes that are all waiting on delivery, and
Speaker 3: then I've got several people because what this technology can
Speaker 3: do is incredible. So then there's this. Perhaps we'll get
Speaker 3: onto the subject of the people that did the SAR
Speaker 3: analysis of the pyramids, but I like the fact that
Speaker 3: people are trying to find ways to look inside the pyramids,
Speaker 3: novel ways. It turns out that, according to Griffin Brock,
Speaker 3: I've worked out that the beam that comes out of
Speaker 3: this tube is colimited, which means they're like parallel rays,
Speaker 3: like coming from the sun. This means that at fifty
Speaker 3: feet away you can produce a crystal clear X ray,
Speaker 3: which you can't do from a normal X ray because
Speaker 3: X rays are fanning out and dispersed. Griffin Brock claims
Speaker 3: that they've beam he is tested up to one thousand feet,
Speaker 3: which is in excess of the base distance of even
Speaker 3: the greatest pyramid, which is two hundred and thirty point
Speaker 3: four meters, So I believe we can park these on
Speaker 3: drones and a drone and a drone receiver and actually
Speaker 3: scan the pyramid real time and from angles. So we've
Speaker 3: actually got Aswan granite up in Colonna where my colleague
Speaker 3: is and Aswan marble that was put on the Summer
Speaker 3: Hill Pyramid Winery where we've currently got an experiment being conducted.
Speaker 3: And we're going to take a cake a load of
Speaker 3: this granite and marble and we're going to see if
Speaker 3: we can see through using these this thing as a test,
Speaker 3: and then we want to propose this to the Egyptian
Speaker 3: authorities for scanning all of the large.
Speaker 2: Is there any chance that you'll get some of the
Speaker 2: devices before this.
Speaker 3: We're going to get We've got some coming here in Prague,
Speaker 3: there some coming to Switzerland. There's that we've got some
Speaker 3: coming to to Canada. So and several of people have
Speaker 3: got them on their way. They've been told they're in
Speaker 3: the post. So we're going to look at radiation remediation
Speaker 3: then at a distance that is triggering excess heat through
Speaker 3: an auditorium of people into a receiver material. But also
Speaker 3: one of the things that I want to test are
Speaker 3: the fluorescent vessels, because if it does fluoresce using this
Speaker 3: type of energy, it will be, in my view, the
Speaker 3: same kind of energy that would be emitted by the
Speaker 3: manner that would have been in the arcs or arc.
Speaker 3: And then it would imply that you could build these
Speaker 3: things and transport your manner around because I said when
Speaker 3: I was with Matt Bell, it looks like a drum skin.
Speaker 3: You put it over the top like you seal a
Speaker 3: jam jar because they have a lip on them. So
Speaker 3: you took something over the top and you would put
Speaker 3: a piece of fine or catgut or something around there,
Speaker 3: and that would hold whatever it was in there. But
Speaker 3: you know, this thing could be a lamp. It literally
Speaker 3: could be a light bulb. Continuing this light.
Speaker 2: Bulb, what about its as with the thicker with the
Speaker 2: that have thicker walls, I mean some.
Speaker 3: Have, it would still work because this stuff penetrates through
Speaker 3: great distances. A thousand thing. I mean, we told, Okay,
Speaker 3: that's it's a dial back version of the POV beam,
Speaker 3: which just.
Speaker 2: Real quick, I just cliff, I wanted to recommend that
Speaker 2: people and Bob if you hadn't seen it. Matt Bell's
Speaker 2: most recent Limitless podcast has a fellow named Bob something
Speaker 2: or other. I'll check it out. It's Bob. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And he had a similar take, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That we think our vases are actually machine parts. That
Speaker 1: would you suggest what he's suggesting, that that the viases
Speaker 1: in the place and stuff are machine parts rather than
Speaker 1: kitchen tool kitchen bulls and receptacles for liquids and things.
Speaker 1: I thought that was the latest theory.
Speaker 3: My my hypothesis is it would be a storage vessel
Speaker 3: for this stuff that allows you to do magic literally
Speaker 3: like it allows you to do alchemy. Man, it allows
Speaker 3: you to to expand your remote viewing greater connection to
Speaker 3: the one. But also it would be when it's stored,
Speaker 3: it would literally be like a light bulb.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. I think I'm thinking of Ben van Kirkwick's
Speaker 1: thinking of machine parts rather than utility. You know, but
Speaker 1: you're taking it one step further, Bob, which is mana material.
Speaker 3: Creat Certainly there are there's there's that weird kind of
Speaker 3: three something discs. Does anyone remember it's like this weird
Speaker 3: stone disc.
Speaker 2: Number Egyptian Museum. Yeah, yeah, it looks like an impella.
Speaker 4: It's just yeah, just yeah, yeah, I'm.
Speaker 1: Gonna spill the beans again real quickly, George, you are
Speaker 1: going to feature the Star Team Synthetic Capture Radar Group.
Speaker 1: You just to announce this, which I think is a
Speaker 1: big plus for you talk a little bit about it
Speaker 1: and what exactly they're gonna part three of the four.
Speaker 1: Two of the three team are going to be at
Speaker 1: the actual conference.
Speaker 2: Correct, Yeah, it may be three of the three, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I believe he's coming to He doesn't speak English, so
Speaker 2: we're not uh, you know, I got to put him
Speaker 2: on stage necessarily, at least that's my understanding. But yes,
Speaker 2: thank you for the Seguay go back into promo mode
Speaker 2: that we have the cofre A Pyramid scan team coming
Speaker 2: that blew the doors off the planet in March with
Speaker 2: their somewhat clumsy announcement that they had brought forth the
Speaker 2: technology that can detect scan if you will, but can
Speaker 2: detect anomalies beneath the Earth at some distance and much
Speaker 2: greater than one of the associated technologies with their mix
Speaker 2: saar technology, which is already well established, been around a while,
Speaker 2: and yes it can see a couple of meters into
Speaker 2: the sand and can do some some mentioning stuff, and
Speaker 2: it that technology is certainly foundational to what's going on.
Speaker 2: But it is not the end of the story, and
Speaker 2: it is. They're not many science subjects that I take
Speaker 2: a dive on, but I take a dive on this one.
Speaker 2: And it's a little bit of trust me, but my
Speaker 2: guts and the trust me is not trust me, it's
Speaker 2: trusting Filipo Biondi and Karate Malanga. Filipo is a genius
Speaker 2: radar tomographer of some note, well published with many citations
Speaker 2: in a very highly technical, dense instrumentation, heavy data, heavy field. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is not pajama scientist stuff. I mean I do
Speaker 2: not understand a word of at least three quarters of
Speaker 2: their twenty twenty two paper. Okay, but what you can
Speaker 2: derive from that is people don't go write papers like
Speaker 2: that three years of advance of trying.
Speaker 4: To defral the world.
Speaker 2: With fake scanning, Like they went on the photo shop
Speaker 2: and drew this shit up.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Yes, they had some kind of goofy drawings what they
Speaker 2: thought might be under there, you know, but scientists aren't
Speaker 2: known for their pr skills, and somebody in the art
Speaker 2: department at the university drew up some interpretations that everybody
Speaker 2: could say, Ah, they're getting out ahead of their skis
Speaker 2: saying their giant staircases under there and stuff. Okay, well
Speaker 2: maybe the apartment if that's interpretation. Those guys know, like
Speaker 2: many people at the Cosmic Summit, know how to do
Speaker 2: leave the day to world and look at it objectively
Speaker 2: and then go look at it subjectively and say, Okay,
Speaker 2: here's what my gut says, this is down there. And
Speaker 2: they did some of that right, So that's what seized
Speaker 2: on what people aren't quite picking up yet. These gentlemen
Speaker 2: are legit. They could have misinterpreted something, but they have
Speaker 2: a breakthrough technology, I believe, and it's combining several different things,
Speaker 2: including what I call micro sizemly induced acoustics in a
Speaker 2: sense a scan a pickup of that, and then it's
Speaker 2: combined with a pickup of regular radartomography SAR, and then
Speaker 2: there's some special saltce of AI, which is not uncommon
Speaker 2: these days. We should not be surprised that now AI
Speaker 2: is being brought to bear to data sets that normally
Speaker 2: weren't coherently couldn't be coherently mixed and interpreted. But now
Speaker 2: you've got the compute, and you've got the algos and
Speaker 2: all that stuff. We know it's creating miracles on our
Speaker 2: own desktops. We shouldn't be surprised that there's some miraculous
Speaker 2: things that emerge from other instrumentation that is being used
Speaker 2: in a different way. That's what these gentlemen have done.
Speaker 2: They're going to be on the main stage at one
Speaker 2: thirty June twenty first, okay, and they are going to
Speaker 2: reveal startling additional information in Greensboro exclusively, and you can
Speaker 2: come and hang out with them, and hang out with Bob,
Speaker 2: and hang out with Ten and Randall, Carls and all
Speaker 2: the rest of these interesting people. Because this is not
Speaker 2: a fly in, fly out, jump out of the limo,
Speaker 2: come do the song and then go jump back on
Speaker 2: the plane and fly away. Kid rock shit. No, man,
Speaker 2: this is like, come and meet the fucking people you're
Speaker 2: interested in hearing from. You know, you could end up
Speaker 2: having an hour long talk with somebody that was brought
Speaker 2: there to talk for an hour to five hundred people.
Speaker 2: It happens all the time. We did some calculation session
Speaker 2: and said that you know, we probably had sixty thousand discussions.
Speaker 2: You know, you get five hundred people together and they're
Speaker 2: talking all weekend. That's a lot of interesting cross fertilization.
Speaker 1: You make a good point, jud you do have an
Speaker 1: intimate setting where people can sit on the table as
Speaker 1: they're having a meal and speak to one of the presenters.
Speaker 1: It's it's a fascinating the setup.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: It's much like an open prison you want to stay.
Speaker 3: I've ever been to and I'm looking forward to being
Speaker 3: nervous year.
Speaker 2: That is high compliment, Bob, because you've been to many
Speaker 2: common Thank you very much, sir.
Speaker 1: By the way, for those of you who listening, you
Speaker 1: can go to Cosmic Summit dot com. You get tickets
Speaker 1: in person and he's got three different four different levels,
Speaker 1: and also again if you're not able to get there,
Speaker 1: do the live streaming. It's a very reasonably priced for
Speaker 1: the entire program. Does that think? Does that include the
Speaker 1: UH specials with Randall Carlson George?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, so that's part of the package. Yeah, it included
Speaker 2: everybody last year except Robert Shock that he doesn't which
Speaker 2: is just fine. But so we had forty four hours
Speaker 2: of content on the live stream that's available worldwide. It's
Speaker 2: a slick little app. It is also watch it anytime.
Speaker 2: It's not one of these things. There's not they need
Speaker 2: another word than live stream, because that implies you got
Speaker 2: to sit there and watch it live. Hell no, you don't.
Speaker 2: You're buying. Yeah, own demand is the best way to
Speaker 2: say it, exactly. And so you'll own an own demand forevermore.
Speaker 2: And and you can also kind of join in and
Speaker 2: ask questions and be a part of the community if
Speaker 2: you want to watch it live. But it's seventy five dollars,
Speaker 2: and we'll put a promo code, Cliff, if you're interested,
Speaker 2: we'll give you a promo code that you can drop
Speaker 2: down in your drop downs. That's right. You can also
Speaker 2: use that. People just have to be listening. You can
Speaker 2: use cosmic tusks or probably Earth Ancients that'll be the promo.
Speaker 3: Or Tesla's a good one as well.
Speaker 2: Let's in the who you're buying, right, George, Actually that
Speaker 2: code in and it's ten percent off ten percent okay, well, helps,
Speaker 2: that's right, that's right. I wish we could do more,
Speaker 2: but I'll tell you, the economics on these things are
Speaker 2: very very tight.
Speaker 1: I think seventy five bucks is very reasonable for the
Speaker 1: full program, and you're throwing in those special presentations too.
Speaker 1: I think that's that's very very reasonable. We're going to
Speaker 1: take a short commercial break to allow our sponsors to
Speaker 1: identify themselves, and we will return shortly with my guest
Speaker 1: panel today discussing Cosmic Summit conference, which is coming up
Speaker 1: June twentieth through the twenty second in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back with you. Conferences are really important
Speaker 1: to get a good idea what's going on current events,
Speaker 1: wise and alternative science and all things earth. The ancient
Speaker 1: subjects are there and they have a great lineup of speakers.
Speaker 1: You can see the whole agenda if you go to
Speaker 1: Cosmicsummit dot com and check it out. We got a
Speaker 1: few minutes left. I want to talk to you real quickly, Bob,
Speaker 1: about your updates on ColdFusion. Because our current energy production
Speaker 1: is still toxic. We're still using nuclear reactors, we're still
Speaker 1: using other toxic polluting systems. What's new with colfusion.
Speaker 3: Well, there are several players out there that believe that
Speaker 3: they've got technology that works. One is Randall Mills, although
Speaker 3: he says it's not ColdFusion. There is another technology called
Speaker 3: exotic vacuum objects that was developed by a guy called
Speaker 3: Kenneth Rad the shoulders. So if you've used a computer
Speaker 3: or a smartphone. He developed the screening technology for that.
Speaker 3: It's one of the things he invented. So we're all
Speaker 3: the modern world is largely dependent on that one invention
Speaker 3: that he came up with. But exotic vacuum objects are
Speaker 3: like ordinary evacuum objects like a neutron, a proton, an electron,
Speaker 3: or a neutrino. But those things can exist by breathing
Speaker 3: the ether in our space time to maintain their stability.
Speaker 3: They're self sustaining like a proton and an electron for
Speaker 3: all of time. However, you can by pulse discharging, you
Speaker 3: can create these things called exotic vacuum objects which have
Speaker 3: their own vacuum withinside themselves, and they need to be
Speaker 3: provided some form of energy like extra electrons or some
Speaker 3: vibration or other matter which they can consume and can
Speaker 3: be stable for a certain amount of time. But they
Speaker 3: appear to have this Yin yang type structure inside them
Speaker 3: which can synthesize both lighter and heavy elements even and
Speaker 3: all the way down to desynthesizing matter and synthesizing matter
Speaker 3: from the non perceivable matter energy that's all around us.
Speaker 3: And there are the people like Ng eight in Portugal
Speaker 3: they have developed several and there's another one called Biaco
Speaker 3: in the UK. In Sussex, they have developed Anatoly Klimoff
Speaker 3: from the Russian Academy of Sciences work which was built
Speaker 3: off ken shoulders work and it uses a Tesla coil
Speaker 3: to create these discharges into a vortex flow. And so
Speaker 3: there's also Iwamura and Clean Planet in Japan. They're going
Speaker 3: to be hosting the ISICF twenty six later this month
Speaker 3: in Japan and they will be showing off their technology.
Speaker 3: They have an all of Japan approach, so the car
Speaker 3: industries are in on this, the government is in on this,
Speaker 3: the universities are in on this, and they have this
Speaker 3: technology that essentially will be working on the same technology.
Speaker 3: At the base level. They have their own understanding of
Speaker 3: how it may be working. It works for them, but
Speaker 3: they're using very thin layers of nickel and other elements
Speaker 3: and diffusion of hydrogen. These technologies do not produce prodigious
Speaker 3: amounts of the sort of ionizing radiation that we all
Speaker 3: vary about with nuclear. However, nuclear should not be dismissed
Speaker 3: because it's at a very good base load and it can
Speaker 3: also be made into small modular reactors. A lot of
Speaker 3: people that are developing AI and data centers are looking
Speaker 3: into those at the moment. And also it can there's
Speaker 3: thorium reactors, and China is bringing some thorium reactors online
Speaker 3: at the moment, and they claim they have enough thorium
Speaker 3: to ask them to power all of China for sixty
Speaker 3: thousand years in a clean sense. And the thing is,
Speaker 3: even a thorium reactor will produce nuclear waste, okay. And
Speaker 3: you know how you clean up nuclear waste. You use
Speaker 3: exotic vacuum objects. It scoops up that radioactor material things
Speaker 3: you can eat. So the solution is the same solution
Speaker 3: whichever way you go. And it's like this universal clutch.
Speaker 2: As ken shop. That's short.
Speaker 3: It's like a and it is the sense. It is
Speaker 3: described very clearly by the thirty third Duel of the
Speaker 3: Scottish Rites Masonic Order where they say it praise be
Speaker 3: to God, keeper of the secret in Latin. And the
Speaker 3: secret is the actual teutonic cross with the chaos either
Speaker 3: side on each arm. And then the clover structure, which
Speaker 3: is exactly the structure that I gave as an example
Speaker 3: of the energetic structure in the oldest temple in Malta,
Speaker 3: and it has four of those pointing around in a ring,
Speaker 3: and it produces the symbol of god controlled power, which
Speaker 3: is the Maltese Cross, which is a variation of that,
Speaker 3: and it was around the Sumerian gods. So in the Swastik,
Speaker 3: which is one version of it, it's the first time
Speaker 3: this structure becomes stable. So we are understanding what actually
Speaker 3: is a thing called ball lightning. It's a natural phenomena
Speaker 3: in its responsible for all of this magic. And we
Speaker 3: have a great future ahead of us exploring this technology
Speaker 3: which walls pond of the ancient world.
Speaker 1: Amazing. Yeah, Tim, one last question for you. There's there's
Speaker 1: some evidence Scott Walters talks about the templars actually landing
Speaker 1: in what is today the United States. You know, there's
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of marks that are are buildings that
Speaker 1: are kind of anomalous. But what do you say about that?
Speaker 1: And if they were how far into the country do
Speaker 1: they get?
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you that they had all of North
Speaker 4: America mapped by probably twelve fifty. They were there, They
Speaker 4: were there that early, and they had associations with the natives.
Speaker 4: A good if you want to see if you want
Speaker 4: to look up like a good example of this, go
Speaker 4: to the There's a figurine that was found that Baffin
Speaker 4: Island up near Nova Scotia, and it's a it's a
Speaker 4: wood it's a wood carving done by the native people,
Speaker 4: and it's of a templar night and with his outfit on,
Speaker 4: with his outfit on, yeah, and even as a cross
Speaker 4: on the chest and the whole bit. It dates carbon
Speaker 4: dates to to twelve hundred, so that you know, that's
Speaker 4: just one of many examples. But they had they had
Speaker 4: put the Kensington Runestone, which is a land claim right
Speaker 4: in the center of North America, because they had already
Speaker 4: mapped all of North America by you know, they started
Speaker 4: bringing things over. They stopped bringing things over by about
Speaker 4: thirteen fifty, but they had already established relations with the Mayas.
Speaker 4: They were trading trading silver with the Mayas, which they
Speaker 4: were bringing back to Europe, and to this day, the
Speaker 4: Mayan tradition down there in the Yucatan they still have
Speaker 4: rituals that are identical to templar rituals, including having an
Speaker 4: altar that's based on a squared circle with a with
Speaker 4: an equal armed cross on it and everything else. So
Speaker 4: it's you know, as part of that tradition. And so
Speaker 4: when the Temblars found them, like groups like the Maya,
Speaker 4: they they were able to exchange certain grips, hand grips
Speaker 4: and knowledge that they realized they were practicing the same traditions.
Speaker 4: And the Temblars got it coming up through Egypt and
Speaker 4: into southern France, whereas the Mayans they had gotten it.
Speaker 4: You know, the Egyptians probably had gotten it from the Atlanteans,
Speaker 4: as did the Mayans, because the Mayans had the same
Speaker 4: They talked about a They came from a place called
Speaker 4: Aslon and which was just like Atlantis that had been
Speaker 4: destroyed in cataclysm. And even to this day, there are
Speaker 4: certain pyramids down the Yucatan, like the one at Nacomul,
Speaker 4: which is the second tallest Mayan pyramid, and if you
Speaker 4: climb to the top of it, they have two tridents
Speaker 4: symbols on the top of the pyramid, and they they
Speaker 4: called this their falling God because they said that the
Speaker 4: gods fell during this cataclysm, and they put it put
Speaker 4: the figure in the shape of the trident because that
Speaker 4: was the one of the main symbols of the cataclysm. Well,
Speaker 4: you know, puts Poseidon, according to Plato, was also the
Speaker 4: chief god of the Atlanteans, who symbol was the trident.
Speaker 4: So yeah, there's just one example of things that the
Speaker 4: templars found and so they associated timathy.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you to get your hilt of your
Speaker 3: sword in the background there and put it close to
Speaker 3: the charter because one has there is that come down
Speaker 3: the back part. That right there is the most important
Speaker 3: structure of a stable ball lightning. That is the little petals,
Speaker 3: the small VisiC so that it'll talk so we can
Speaker 3: see it. It'll it'll make your right. So the ovoid
Speaker 3: structures there are the interaction between an exotic vacuum objects
Speaker 3: for exotic vacuum objects non radiating boundaries and the actual
Speaker 3: teutonic cross that's there is centered on the actual center
Speaker 3: line at each of the visica pisces that go round
Speaker 3: in a loop. That right there is a symbol of
Speaker 3: the most powerful thing in universe.
Speaker 2: So there you go, very cool. Hey tell us, what
Speaker 2: what do you know about that sword?
Speaker 4: Well, so this sword, I mean, this is my grandmaster's sword.
Speaker 4: This is uh, you know what I used to night
Speaker 4: make new nights in the order including we do we
Speaker 4: initiate people in the Great Pyramid once a year, and
Speaker 4: that's what they're night did with. So this is to
Speaker 4: I went into the grand Master's house in Malta. This
Speaker 4: is obviously knights Haspatilia, and as you go in, the
Speaker 4: very first thing you see is really ancient at times
Speaker 4: of Crusades, suits of armor, and the left shoe has
Speaker 4: a vortex and anti vortex in the Yean form, and
Speaker 4: the right one has it in the Yang form with
Speaker 4: the vortex going on. And the last thing in the
Speaker 4: armor in bury mind. In the room next door, they
Speaker 4: ended the Cold War the Russians, and that's where they
Speaker 4: signed the thing, the Cold War. So the last item
Speaker 4: is a shield, and the shield has a toure on
Speaker 4: it made of forty seven torre, and that's the closest
Speaker 4: you can get to breaking the stability of an exotic
Speaker 4: vacuum object. So I went and asked the people that
Speaker 4: were running the museum. I said, I'm totally blown away
Speaker 4: by that shield. That the last exhibit you've got in
Speaker 4: the armory. I said, who is that? And they said, oh,
Speaker 4: that's the Grandmaster's personal battleshield, showing the most powerful version
Speaker 4: of the most powerful thing in the universe is on
Speaker 4: his battleshield. I don't know how they know exactly how
Speaker 4: it works. I think we need to have a conversation, Timothy. Well,
Speaker 4: a lot of it goes back to sacred geometry.
Speaker 2: You know it is.
Speaker 3: That's what it is. It's in our face. We are
Speaker 3: built in the image of the technology that runs the universe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so much content, not enough time to get it
Speaker 1: a criss and.
Speaker 2: For a can I make kind of a closing observation.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say, I want to get your last
Speaker 1: I thoughts, George, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Well, just a just an observation, and it's maybe self evident,
Speaker 2: but it bears repeating. If just one of these people
Speaker 2: is right, just one of them, vast, vast swaths of
Speaker 2: what you think you know are wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, just one of them.
Speaker 2: That could be Antonio's and more in the Carolina Bays
Speaker 2: it could be then and lost technologies could be Joe
Speaker 2: am Ballard and the younger Druss, every single one of them.
Speaker 2: If just one of them's right, then damn we've missed
Speaker 2: something big. And I got a feeling more than one
Speaker 2: of them's right. So come to the Cosmic Summit and
Speaker 2: learn more in one place then you're gonna learn in
Speaker 2: any other place this year.
Speaker 1: George real quickly. It's at the Sheraton, right, tell us
Speaker 1: about the accommodations there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a great hotel. It's inexpensive because it's a
Speaker 2: pound that perhaps some people hadn't really heard OF's Burgh,
Speaker 2: North Carolina. But it's talk about kind of sacred geometry
Speaker 2: and flows and whatnot. It's at the confluence of four interstates, right,
Speaker 2: I forty, I eighty five, I seventy four, I seventy
Speaker 2: five right and I seventy which I routed. I used
Speaker 2: to have the routing thing buther. But it's easy to
Speaker 2: get to. It's the most logistically convenient place on the
Speaker 2: East coast. Right. Anybody can get to Greensboro within eight hours, right,
Speaker 2: unless maybe you live in Northern main or Miami, Okay.
Speaker 2: And it's a one thousand room hotel. It's the largest
Speaker 2: hotel in the state of North Carolina. And it's family owned.
Speaker 2: In fact, the convention center, that Joseph S. Corey Convention
Speaker 2: Center is family owned. And the first guy I'm calling
Speaker 2: after I get off of this is the owner of
Speaker 2: the hotel and the convention center and the mall and
Speaker 2: all of that stuff. Right. And the reason I say
Speaker 2: that is they treat us well there, right, it is
Speaker 2: it's home cooking for five hundred people, you know, and
Speaker 2: the hotel owners walking around. If you've got a problem
Speaker 2: with your room, you can tell the guy right is
Speaker 2: the biggest hotel you're in the state, and he is
Speaker 2: a huge Cosmic Summit fan. Out of all my social circle,
Speaker 2: it happens to be that the fella who is most
Speaker 2: into these subjects, and we all know that that's not
Speaker 2: a universal attribute of people, right, is the guy who
Speaker 2: happens to own the facility that hosts the summit. Right,
Speaker 2: So I just think that's really cool. The sherid in
Speaker 2: four Seasons is a really cool place, and it resonates
Speaker 2: with the vibe of the audience.
Speaker 1: Now you throw in breakfast, you throw in breakfast day.
Speaker 2: We got two breakfast to lunch and two dinners, man,
Speaker 2: and we got a bunch of parties. We got a
Speaker 2: field trip Friday night to Pilot Mountain, a granite monodnot
Speaker 2: that rises one thy nine hundred feet out of the
Speaker 2: relatively flat Piedmont, out of nowhere about forty minutes from there,
Speaker 2: and on the solstice. Please note that the conference is
Speaker 2: on June twentieth, the long day of the year, and
Speaker 2: it casts a perfect pyramidal shadow right to the east
Speaker 2: on the sunset of June twentieth. And we're going to
Speaker 2: take a couple of buses up there, and here a
Speaker 2: Randall Carlson lecture. I think we're going to have Yona
Speaker 2: french Hawk, a Cherokee elder there to do a ceremony.
Speaker 2: And the Cherokee used to leave the mountains. And you
Speaker 2: don't think of the Cherokee as leaving their mountains much, right,
Speaker 2: And they lived west the western part of the Appalachians.
Speaker 2: When you think of in North Carolina, it wasn't the
Speaker 2: front range of you know, like Colorado won the front
Speaker 2: range of the Apple I just said way back there. Well,
Speaker 2: not only did they walk all the way off of
Speaker 2: the mountains to the east, then they walked another forty
Speaker 2: miles into the Piedmont. And as the apocryphal story goes,
Speaker 2: you had to remove your moccasins twenty miles out when
Speaker 2: you approach Pilot Mountain. That the Cherokee revered Pilot Mountain
Speaker 2: and actually left their mountainous homes to go to this
Speaker 2: place that when we were growing up as kids, we
Speaker 2: just thought it was a field trip for elementary school.
Speaker 2: Didn't have any you know, it was all they said,
Speaker 2: is extinct volcano. It's not. Even geologists tell you it's not.
Speaker 2: There's no good explanation for that place. But yeah, so
Speaker 2: field Trip's party. We're premiering Atlantica, a top shelf atlantis documentary.
Speaker 2: It's us premiere. It's Saturday night, nine o'clock at the
Speaker 2: Cosmic Summit. And I'm telling you, man, I can't what
Speaker 2: do they call it when you give away the end whatever?
Speaker 2: I don't want to give anything away. It has a
Speaker 2: stunning conclusion. It is going to be premiered first at
Speaker 2: the Cosmic Summit Saturday night.
Speaker 1: You pack a lot into your conferences and that's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we got a good one this year. Bring
Speaker 2: home the.
Speaker 1: Hogan, Bob Greenier, and George really great having you on
Speaker 1: the program. For those of you listening Cosmic Summit dot com,
Speaker 1: you can read about everybody who has been on the
Speaker 1: show and others. June twentieth through the twenty third, Sheridan, Greenboro,
Speaker 1: North Carolina. Anything any last words, George.
Speaker 2: Not at all, which is rare for me. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you very much. Appreciate you having being
Speaker 1: on the show. Guys, thank you.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I believe last year we had kind of a run
Speaker 1: on the streaming portion of the Cosmic Summit conference because
Speaker 1: the lineup was so good. I think was h maybe
Speaker 1: be in twenty twenty two when Graham Hancock was there,
Speaker 1: the price was almost double I think it was one
Speaker 1: fifty or maybe a little less than it was one forty,
Speaker 1: and then we give you a discount of ten bucks. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: it's really really critical that you get a chance to
Speaker 1: hear this and if you can, If you can't make it,
Speaker 1: if you can't fly out to Greensboro, North Carolina and
Speaker 1: see this thing live, the next best opportunity is to
Speaker 1: go and stream it. And to do that, go to
Speaker 1: cosmicsummit dot com, find the streaming button, click it and
Speaker 1: you can download it and you can get that discount.
Speaker 1: You can see the entire program live live, which is
Speaker 1: amazing by going to Cosmicsemmit dot com and clicking the
Speaker 1: streaming button. So it's a really I mean, it's really
Speaker 1: one of the best in the whole country. And I
Speaker 1: don't say that lightly. They have you know, archaeologists, anthropologists, geologists.
Speaker 1: I mean doctor Robert Shock's going to be there. His
Speaker 1: presentation alone will be worth the price, as well as
Speaker 1: Randall Carlson, Scott Walter and many many others. Ben van
Speaker 1: Kirkwick it just has come back from Egypt, so he'll
Speaker 1: have some news side. So check that out. June twentieth
Speaker 1: through the twenty third in Greensboro, North Carolina, which it
Speaker 1: could be there. I'll be in Turkey, so check that out. Hey.
Speaker 1: I want to mention that we have our last tour
Speaker 1: of the year. It's our Sacred Temples of Guatemala. It's
Speaker 1: going to be December first through the twelfth. We now
Speaker 1: have we have the full itinerary and a place where
Speaker 1: you can register. Go to Earthancients dot com forward slash Tours,
Speaker 1: look for the banner on the Guatemala tour. I think
Speaker 1: we're only taking twenty people, so it's about half full.
Speaker 1: One of the additions that we put on there is
Speaker 1: we're going to be going to Elmador and Guatemala and
Speaker 1: Elmador's in the Emiodor Basin, and that that features the
Speaker 1: Ldonta Pyramids, which are the largest in the Americas, and
Speaker 1: we'll have a private tour for a whole day. We'll
Speaker 1: be helicoptered in there for a whole day. We'll see
Speaker 1: the Ladonta Pyramids, We'll see the complex, we'll even see
Speaker 1: the Hero Brothers, this amazing Stecco sculpture that was found
Speaker 1: about ten years ago and I've always wanted to see it.
Speaker 1: I've never been there. Remember, we have Richard Hanson on
Speaker 1: the program. He'll be on the show in a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks talk about the latest discoveries at Elmador. So
Speaker 1: if you want to join us and want to get
Speaker 1: round one of the last seats, go to Earth Ancients
Speaker 1: dot com forward Slash Tours and check it out. It's
Speaker 1: really gonna be a great tour. We're gonna be with
Speaker 1: doctor Lydia de Leong and her husband Arturo. We're gonna
Speaker 1: be in to call for the first half. And one
Speaker 1: of the highlights is standing and sitting and meditating on
Speaker 1: the Lost World Pyramid. This is one of the oldest pyramids,
Speaker 1: estimated to be over ten thousand years old, and it
Speaker 1: sits on a tolleric energy field and in the morning
Speaker 1: we'll be there. I think we're gonna be there about
Speaker 1: eight am. From about eight to ten, you can actually
Speaker 1: feel the energy surging through the pyramid, which you actually
Speaker 1: is a collector, a transmitter and a unifier. So you
Speaker 1: sit on that thing and you're feeling it. You're feeling
Speaker 1: the energies. That's the tip of the ice pray. We're
Speaker 1: also gonna we're also gonna have ceremony with local Maya
Speaker 1: elders and it's gonna be amazing again. For more information,
Speaker 1: a full itinerary and a register, go to earth acients
Speaker 1: dot com forward slash Tours. It's really gonna be great.
Speaker 1: All right, that's it for this program. I want to
Speaker 1: think my guest today George Howard, Bob Greenier and Tim Hogan.
Speaker 1: You guys, looking forward to seeing you in June. As always,
Speaker 1: the team of guil Tour, Mark Foster and everyone who
Speaker 1: makes this thing happen. Thank you. All right, take care
Speaker 1: of be well, and we will talk to you next time.
Speaker 1: The Master