Speaker 1: What's up, everybody? Welcome to Alien Saturday. Did you know
that we were seated by aliens and that that's why
we're all Everything is faking gray? As I asked on
Twitter to Groc, I said, Grog was everything faking gray?
And I got a pretty good answer that because we're
all seated here by aliens panspermia if you've never heard
of it. So we're gonna talk about the alien stuff again,
because if you listen to the podcast feed, you know
that I went hog wild, or shall we say space
hog wild, but in the meantime, that's a song by
space Hog. I went space hog wild and posted a
bunch of old alien shows, and as you know, last
week on Lord Baldemort, I covered the faking aliens once again.
Why are we covering it because once there's some big
phenomena going on the drones, suddenly we have to hear
about aliens once again. Aliens, aliens, aliens aliens. So we're
gonna do some straight up SOYMN debunking.
Speaker 2: Were about to debunk. We've about to walk y'all ready
to do some debunking. You're ready to apply the principles
of science, facts and logic. Zen Shapiro style. I'm not
talking about Zen Shapiro from the Crucible. I'm talking about
Zen Shapiro, the Jewish zen Master that none of you
know about, that teaches me the way of the Way
of the Zen Rabbi. That's what y'all just make assumptions.
I don't even know what I'm talking about. It's time
to debunk.
Speaker 1: Were about to bunk bends, Bends and Shapiro style. Excellent, exceller.
What about the role of the faxology and get rid
of this dumb alien crap because I'm tired of it,
sick of it, freaking aliens junking up my feed with
those nonsense. So where do we begin. Let's go back
in time to Georgia Suka Loos in the Ancient Alien Mythos. Now,
if you have an excellent book that half of y'all
still haven't bought and read because you're dumb, you're slow boys,
which is okay, because we're trying to make you fast boys.
This is the fast boy uh learning trek over here.
You're on the you're on the treadmill to fast learning acceleration.
You're being taken out of the slow class and you're
being put into the gifted kid class right now, and
then you're gifted professor. If you bought my book, it's
time to do a little bit of review. It's never
bad to do reviews. Everybody needs to review at times.
We all do because we forget things. We are humans,
we are not apes. And so this excellent book written
by myself has a great chapter called The section is
called Steelberg's Android Space Brothers. The chapter is called Ahgul
Science Fiction Propaganda. In Spielberg's Mythos, Edward Rene said that
the motion picture was the greatest unconscious carrier of propaganda
in the world. Is a great distributor of ideas and opinions.
And when we think about the alien mythos, we think
of out the movies that we've seen. We think about
freaking War of the world's the most famous alien story,
one that kind of kicked it off at least the
way we think of aliens nowadays. Right the external threat,
the unknown nuosphere, Kantean rift, the newminal sphere. I should
say that will encompass and kill us all at any moment.
The extinction level event is coming that the system may
save us from because they love us and because they're
the elites, the science elites. In fact, on the very
first page, hug Wells has us saved and studied by
the scientific elites. Now Here he's talking about the world
on the eve of a global war of the world,
and he says that little did anyone know that Earth
was being studied by intelligences far greater than man's capacities,
yet also mortal, as men busied themselves about the various
concerns they were scrutinized and studied. I felt like I'm
reading some kind of like a space Christmas. I felt
like I'm reading all through the night, you know, like
whatever that Christmas thing is, copyright free Christmas music. There
we go. I'm gonna read all some hd Wells, some
faking Galiens with some copyright free I gotta find the
worst Christmas music. And all through the night old Daddy
was waiting for to be probed. Just right, Yeah go,
you got your cozy Oh that's too wild? Are y'
all cozy right now? You curled up by the fire.
It's time to read some Christmas jails are the Awian
Guaish could have condoned Chimney to quote me, No one
would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century,
the world was being watched keenly and closely by intelligences
greater than man's and yet just as mortal as his own,
that as men busied themselves about their various concerns, they
were scrutinized and studied. This is not Christmas. What the
heck is? This is not a Christmas song. It's some
kind of generic nonsense. How am I gonna read? But
that's not actual Christmas music? Christmas time and cookie sweaters.
Here we go. As the humans were being scrutinized and studied,
almost as narrowly as a man with a microscope, by
scrutinized the transient creatures that swarm and multiply in a
drop of water with infinite complacency. Men went to and
fro across the globe with their little affairs, unaware of
their alien watchers. All of these Christmas songs are not
even freaking christ. Nobody knows these fake ass Christmas songs.
We need more sleigh bells on the Santa is a
alien this whole time, bro, everybody thought Santa was from
the New York He's an alien, dude, That's why he's
alien abductions, Santa Claus coming down the chimney, oh Bro,
mom Goblo due all this time we were prepped for
the War of the Worlds from old Saint Nick. I
forgot even what I was doing. Well, this is getting ridiculous.
We're not gonna read War of the Worlds with cozy
Christmas music because I can't find any cozy Christmas music.
But you know, we haven't really talked about this book.
This is a novel we haven't done, and we're not
gonna do this novel today. We're just talking about it.
Why am I saying is that Diddy no might as
well be Diddy Busta rhymes. No crypto millionaires, get this
offer here, let us get out of here. Sam Shamun
and Michael Sailor, Michael Sailor Moon, Michael Sailor, sham Sam,
Michael Sailor, Shamun, Sam Sailor, Shamoon, Sam Sailor Moon. Isn't
that an anime? I don't know anything about anime, but
I've heard the name my aunt may anime on you
may so a. She Wells begins this famous book, going
on to talk about that humans are unaware of their
scientific alien overlords watching and studying them, and that the
aliens had evolved. Because the universe is vast and zillions
of years old, there must have been a planet where
also life evolved, and it stands to reason that they
would be far more advanced, and that when they came
to Earth, even though their ships crash because they use
gasoline and they're made of tinfoil, according to Roswell, they
came to quote save us from ourselves and to set
up a way for Earth to find salvation because matter
always evolves. And by the way, did you know I
didn't even remember this that in the first chapter he
calls the alien entity the Thing. So the old movie
the Thing, John Carpenter is the thing apparently that comes
out of H. G. Wells's classic or the World? When
did he write this way before the Thing? And don't
make dirty Joe's that has nothing to do with your
thing really funny? Ha ha, good one. This was written
in well, there's no date, so good job there to
the publishers from not telling me the day. I know
it was not written in nineteen eighty anyway, So what's
funny is that you know this is pretty standard in all.
Speaker 3: H. G.
Speaker 1: Wells material where he begins the novels with a lot
of scientism and a lot of materialism. Materialism actually comes
up in here with the whole idea that the universe
had to be this, you know, breeding ground, this kind
of giant test tube for life. It's all meaningless, it's all,
you know, just out of nothing. It's nothing creating nothing,
So nothing comes existence out of nothing. But magically it
does produce something. And this explosion magically forms into planets
over zillions of years that cool and start spinning. They
just form and spin like belly button lint, right, And
and then he goes on to say that most likely
the life would come from Mars. Mars is one third
of Earth's gravity. How does the stew Wells know that,
by the way, one hundred plus years ago, which I
don't think he does. I think they're just I think
they're just making up stories. You see, And then people
in bibe this over the decades, over the over the
last century plus, and it kind of just becomes kind
of embedded in our minds, and we then interpret the
world through the lens of all of the fiction that
we've seen and then the science that we think we've
learned when we were in grade school high school, and
we were taught about how we're all monkeys and all that.
That's also embedded in there. But the movies are more effective,
as Edward Burnet said the beginning of my chapter, because
the movies tell stories, science facts list facts. Humans are
not computers, although the Spurg boys would beg to differ.
Most human beings think of life, and they think of
things with beginning, middle end stories, and so they're much
more susceptible to and amenable to a story about our
origins than supposed looking under a test tube or staring
at a telescope about you know, something zillions of miles
away and all the radio eight the red light had
to reach us in this amount of time, and then
deriving some sort of you know, wild figure of.
Speaker 4: Oh, clearly that light could only reach us in four
point three billion years. So it's that band had the
universes zillion years old, though therefore there would be planets
where there's other creatures just equally as gay as us.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Right, Literally, that's the process of science. And I'm
not joking. If you've ever had like high school astronomy
or see me college astronomy, class and you go to
the lab, which was some of the most ridiculous time.
I hated this whole time in college when you have
astronomy lab, because the whole thing is it's like literally
just propaganda. It's just soyan, it's propaganda, and they never
questioned the assumptions.
Speaker 4: Right, It's always, well, you know that the light when
it exploded from the big bag clearly had to take
four put five billionears to reach.
Speaker 1: The Earth, none of which actually makes sense, right, It's
just all just assertions, and the real belief systems that
people have are completely divorced from science. I'm not saying
that there's not science.
Speaker 4: I'm not a I'm not a science denier. I'm a
sulliance denier.
Speaker 1: And so I noted in my book that, you know,
it really occurs to me that. And I grew up
liking sci fi. I wasn't like a mega nerd. I
actually had girlfriends and dates and all this kind of stuff.
But I liked science fiction stuff, and I grew up
watching all this stuff. And I love to read Dune.
I love to read some HG. Wells. He wasn't my favorite.
And of course the movies that corresponded to them. But
then I realized that as I studied philosophy, how much
of this do I actually know to be the case?
And when you go and you listen to the normy podcast,
have you noticed that people really just spout out something
that they saw on some other podcast or somebody else saying.
And it was bad twenty years ago in college, And
it's even worse the Internet, because everyone is under the
delusion that if you just repeat something, it sounds smart.
And the Internet then creates the sort of phraseology that
other people repeat to sound smart and sophisticated. And it's
way worse than it was twenty years ago because twenty
years ago, a lot of the academic speak would be
in the realm of academia. So if you went out
to the bar and you started talking about something, nobody's
gonna know what you're talking about. Right if you're talking
about epistemic justification in class, people know what you're talking about.
Go to the bar, you sound like an idiot, Gonna
get beat up talking about that at the bar. Right Nowadays,
something is on Twitter, everyone repeats it yep y app
hence tweet like a you yap it and repeat it
like a bird like a minup bird or something you're
just repeating and people think that they're smart. And now
it's gonna be even worse with a because now people
are not gonna read books. They're gonna do the Groc
chat GBT summarize Augustine's City of God for me, and
they're gonna say I've read City of God because they
read Groc's like one paragraph summer. So it's getting worse
and worse and worse, and it's applicable then to the
domain of quote science. I've always said that the real
scientists are people that are engineers, that are really putting
widgets and springs and coils and shit together to do
stuff with math. That's cool, that's real science, Richard Dawkins.
And people sitting around acting smart and smug and hissing
and talking about what they think happened eleven million years ago,
about what one monkey did in a tree chirping and
chimping and bitching at another monkey in a tree is
a bunch of maloney. You don't know what was happening
eleven million years ago. We don't even know what was
happening five hundred years ago in freaking Moldova, right, how
are you gonna know what was happening? It deplared it
core eleven million years ago? When billion years ago deplared
it core? You weren't expecting a Gungan reference, were you
out there now? Of y'all was expecting a damn Gungen reference? Well,
gungam style. Y'all ready for some jar Jar impressions? MYSA
not happy with these impressions right now, Mesa, noliki deplan
it core anyway, So you see what I'm saying, Life Sciences.
That's like about your speculation about what happened eleven million
years ago. I don't know what a gungin is. Nobody's
watched Little Annie Save the Galaxy. Oh Annie, that's not
the gun gun that's Watto Is that his name? Are
you an angel? Are you an angel? I'm the best
part reacher JJ binks. Maybe that's right. Y'all know what
was really going on? If you watch the full director's cut,
the full version, if you watch the full DUP version,
it's pretty crazy, it's totally dirty, it's weird. You don't
want to watch it actually, because jar Jar is trying
to mac on Nally Portman the whole time, and in
one scene he's kind of successful. So, yeah, movies from
the two thousands are boomer Come on, dude, you guys,
are you guys? Are You're about to get blocked calling
me a boomer. I'm the origin of boomer jokes, and
you're gonna call me a boomer? That is? How dare you?
Hell dare you? How dare you? I did not have
sex with that gung? How dare you? Anyway? So everybody
thinks they're smart science people, they're all dumb and they
believe a bunch of crap from movies and that they
think it's science. Right, that's the essence of what I'm saying,
and it's true, and you're gonna find out that I'm right.
And now, when we get into the history of the
myth of aliens, I bet a lot of y'all didn't
know that the Talmwood actually teaches kind of that there's aliens. Yes, uh,
you didn't know this. I knew this a long time ago. Now,
we can't directly say that the Talmud is the source
of aliens, but if we go, for example, to Hbad,
there is the statement in the Talmud that the lord
rides his chariot. I think through eighteen hundred or eighteen
thousand worlds. So here, for example, at the Hasidic site
is the discussion of the world's There is a verse
in Judges where Deborah says that she cheers on the
victory of Barak over Sisera, and she says, cursed be
morose and its inhabitants says the angel of God. The
Talma then says that Maras is a star or a planet. Now,
I think that this is kind of silly because it's
talking about. My understanding of Deborah's discussion the battle is
that the battle of the armies on Earth with Israel
versus the Pagans is mirrored by a spiritual battle that's
happening in the heavens. So it's like demons and angels,
and then that's kind of like spiritually or in a
universal sense, happening in the spiritual angelic third dimension, third
Heaven's world or whatever, and then on Earth there's commonalities
of this battle happening that are reflected in the spiritual battle. Right,
I don't think it's talking about another planet that God curses.
But some of the medieval rabbis came up apparently with
the interpretation that this is discussing other planets. Where they
got that, I don't know. Maybe they based it on
the terminology or the word. I'm looking for the specific.
There's a specific statement that there's eighteen hundred worlds. Maybe
it's over here, yeah, here it is. Going back to
the Middle Ages, Jewish philosopher Hasdai Crescas in his work
or Hashim wrote an entire chapter where he talked about
the possibility of life on other planets, the heavens declared
the glory of God, et cetera. These might be texts
that demonstrate this, Here's what I was looking for. Further
evidence is found in the Talmudic teaching quote God flies
through the eighteen thousand worlds from a Voda Zara three
B in the Talmud, your kingdom spans all the worlds,
and then it references the text from what Judges again
where Deborah says it. So that might explain why, in
the case of say Spielberg, this is something that he
felt was really important to promote. I don't know, I'm speculating, right,
because obviously Spielberg, at least he says during his Hollywood
days early on that he wasn't really interested in religion,
but then he says later on he reconnected with his heritage.
So perhaps perhaps the Talmudic idea of the many worlds
and aliens possibility influenced Spielberg to be such an alien
promoter in the film genre. And again, think about the
impact that movies like a et had Et was massive,
and even those. Star Wars is a space opera, I mean,
I guess you could say it it touches on alien life. Yeah,
I mean, it's kind of intended to be like an allegory,
I think. But other shows and in movies I think
are intended to be more sort of realistic.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Star Trek is supposed to be something that's giving you
the impression of the possibility of the future if we
adopt socialism quite literally. I mean, Gene Roddenberry was very
open about it. The Rand Corporation, if you didn't know,
actually consulted on Star Wars. I'm excuse me. Star Trek
and so a lot of these space movies have always
been about esoteric, gnostic, free Masonic, occultic, et cetera world views,
and by the way, cobbalistic. I think you could say
Cabbalism is in there as well. And they're almost always
bound up with Darwinism too. So in my book, in
this chapter, I make the connection between all of these elements.
I point out how even modern cults that have developed,
like the Reelians and Scientology people may not know this,
but are actually based on space mythologies. Right in the
case of Scientology, there's this grand wild story that el
Ron Hubbard came up with of ancient planets and volcanoes
and thetans. And you've got thetans stuck on your butt, like,
you know, coming out of the toilet, coming out of
the potty with toilet paper on your what something like
some crazy nonsense like that. So you go to Scientology
confession to help clear out the thetans or whatever. Just
a bunch of space nonsense. Mormonism another ridiculous space cult,
another space sex cult. Not all of them, but many
of them are space sex cults. Interesting and if that
sounds crazy to you, merely look into the history of
Jack Parsons. Jack Parsons is the founder of Jet Propulsion
Laboratories JPL, which is also known as Jack Parsons Laboratories,
And I mean he's the fall of the modern rocket.
He was also a Crollian, and he saw rockets as rituals, literally,
sex rituals. A rocket going into space is like spe
r m shooting off into space so that man can
see the galaxy. Literally. And he was absolutely, undred percent
a completely insane, degenerate Crollian who was trying to sleep
with his mom to bring about Babylon the Harlot. I'm
not joking. That's the real story of Jack Parsons, the
most famous rocket scientists in the history of the country.
Brother he was also selling secrets to Israel. So that's
another lesser known fact about Jack Parsons that is worth mentioning.
So rocket science space crap has always been associated with
weird occult stuff. I'm not saying, by the way, that
it's necessarily wrong to study space, be an astronomer, try
to send probes up. I don't think there's anything wrong
with it. I don't really care about it. I'm not
that interested in space. I mean, I think the planets
and space is cool. The heavens declare the glory of God.
But I'm just not that interested in space. Like when
I was a kid, you know what I mean. It's
like you grow up, you get older, you're like Okay, yeah,
there's space. You know, it's interesting. I mean the galaxies
and the you know, stuff looks cool and it's very pretty.
But no, I don't really care about going to Mars.
You know, I don't care if people want to try
to go to Mars, go for it. I'm very interested
in whether you can on a lot of space stuff.
I'm a skeptic, but I also don't really care, Like
I don't whatever, go for it, have fun, tell me
the stories once you get there. Anyway. I mean, if
we like set up a cool ride like like a
like a Tesla and vins a space yacht that I
see with my own eyes works, you know what I mean,
And it's kind of like a you know, you got
a hot tub on the back of like a like
a flying trailer, like a fancy flying trailer or something
like a like a what am I trying to think of?
I remember one time, as a joke, when I first
got on Twitter, I wonder if you ever saw it?
Be funny, I drew a little like my idea for
the Tesla space yacht and it had like it looked
like a houseboat but it was for space. And I
was like, this is where we need. This is where
Elon needs to go next. It's called the Tesla space yacht.
And you go up there with little YACHTI and you,
you know, you just basically the back part of it
is like the trailer on like a pento. The front
part is like a houseboat, and then you got a
like a trailer part back it's like a pento, like
the back of a pento, and uh, you know, then
you can float around and see stuff. Dude, that sounds fun. Okay,
let's do that. Let's see if somebody else came up
with my idea space yacht. Somebody's got a website space yacht. Okay, Okay,
mine was a little more rednecky than this, but this
is kind of what I'm thinking of. Yeah, and there's
no they didn't put a hot tub in it. So
where's the hatab that Alexander Pavlinko over her drawing trying
to draw space yachts but no hot tub. This is
all two way too extreme, like they're they're drawing giant
space ships. Now, just make a space yacht, dude, just
make it simple. It needs to be affordable for the
everyday man. And uh, only like two people have thought
of this, me and one other dude, Me and me
and this Russian man here, Alexander Pavlinko. But he's on
the right he's on the right track here, and you
gotta pimp it out. We're gonna be visiting worlds. We're
gonna be going through black holes. It's got to be safe,
it's got to be pressurized. It's got to have you know,
dramamine on the hand, ready to go in case you
could get seasick in space space sick. This is a
little too fancy, but you know something, something less fancy
than this. This has got pretty extreme. So all right,
so when I see this and then I see it
doing something, and I see somebody come back and say
that it was fun and cool, okay, maybe then, but
I'm not gonna to be Remember that stupid Matt Damon
movie where he goes to Mars and he's basically a
dirt farmer using his poop to grow potatoes. A stupid
ass Mars movie. It was so dumb with Matt Damon
and Kristen Wig. Remember that I'm not doing that. I
don't want to go poop farm potatoes on Mars. I
can poop farm potatoes here in fact, I already do.
Why do I need to do that on Mars where
there's nobody to hang out with? And by the way,
that movie suck, remember that or was it? No, it's
called The Martian Good Grief. That movie was so stupid
and uh, but he's doing it for signs.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 1: Interesting how Mars looks just like freaking New Mexico with
a red filter. M I wonder why, I wonder why
Mars looks just like the movies that film and it's
just a desert with a filter. And look, Matt Damon,
Oh dude, you see what he's doing for science. He's
collecting all of his poop. Maybe we are monkeys in space, dude,
collecting all that poop to grow potatoes in space.
Speaker 7: Man, you've had a potato chip, But have you had
a shit a space shit potato chip.
Speaker 1: No you haven't. I just blew your mind.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 1: Can you taste the space flavors in it? Anyway? How
are you off on it? There's just so much none.
This is what I'm trying to say. There's so much
nonsense about space that until I see the elite space yacht,
which was my concept by the way, actually come to fruition.
I don't care about space. Then I'll go up there
and I'll eat some poop potatoes with Matt Dadbot, with
Dat Maimon. Anyway, so back to the nonsense. By the way, No,
I'm not a flat earther. I'm a skeptic on all
the science stuff. For the most part, I don't believe
in evolution. I've never accepted flat earth. But that does
not mean that I believe NASA or any of the
other claims. If I was to believe in any of those,
I would probably believe in hollow Earth. But I don't
know that hollow Earth is true. But I'm a skeptic
about space claims, all right, So all of this really
is psyop, is what I'm trying to get it. I
don't even remember all the stuff I've promise, But I'm
reading my book for the first time in like many years.
I'm like, oh, yeah, this guy's a good arth author.
I didn't remember. This guy knows what he's talking about.
Darwin and the empiricists pose that they had banished metaphysics,
but the past was assumed to be meaningful and explained
on neutral grounds. I don't even remember that I was
presupping freaking Darwin in here, and then I get into
pres up and Lawrence Krauss. In fact, this space mythology
is actually built on Crowley. We are all stars. According
to Lawrence Krause, remember him echoing Crowley? And this is
I guess this is Lawrence Krauss. He says, remember that
Syance man, what happened to him? The whole world was
like ten years ago, obsessed with Lawrence Krause. He was
like the rising star. We are all made of stars, right,
the rising star of the atheist scientism realm, maybe if
it's even older. A lot of y'all don't remember when
so when atheism was popping off on YouTube, when it
was like just hot, just like, ooh what you got
going on over there? Ooh nothing right, when everybody was like,
damn atheists looking good, fat booty atheists.
Speaker 9: M M.
Speaker 1: And now everybody's like, man, y'all stink it. Ooh, y'all
nasty chicken head? Does anyone remember a Symphony of science?
I never forget this. I love making fun of this.
This is so stupid, but every time I play it,
it dings the freaking it dings the algorithm. But it's
almost worth thinging the algorithm because this is so dumb
at thirteen million views. So a lot of y'all kids
don't remember Symphony of Science with freaking Carl Gaigan over here,
I mean Sagan and uh and they remember when they
included Ron Paul in here. We are all stardust. Mean,
I haven't even heard this song. Oh my gosh, we
were all condicted billions and billooms. Let's see if I
can play a little bit of it without without dinging
the copyright. Y'all don't remember this stuff. So this this
used to be viral fifteen years ago, and you would
see this crap everywhere, and then they started putting Ron
Paul into the clips of Symphony of Science. This is
when Reddit and YouTube were kind of synonymous, so this
stuff would go viral on Reddit and then it would
be reflected over here on YouTube because people were like
figuring out like atheists libertarianism or whatever, like there's no gods, bro,
and people thought this was like so cool, and literally
millions and millions of people were like having euphoria moments.
Remember the atheists with their uh fedoras and their euphoria,
and they were making memes of themselves, which was just
it's all really bizarre. Remember this, I'm not very nobody
ever talks about this. I love making fun of this stuff.
This stuff was so stupid, dude, it's so cringe. Now
you have to watch this.
Speaker 5: First Woman Network Norman somewhere in space.
Speaker 1: Normal space.
Speaker 6: Morning, you want to school beyond measured.
Speaker 1: I just had I just had science ecstasy, y'all. I
just had a rapturous scientism ecstasy moment that y'all just
can never understand. You can't grasp. I can't put it
into words. I can only put into an algorithm that
none of you could Understandships machinery would be Our future
depends by the way. People don't know. Did you know
Carl Sagan taught like ancient alien stuff? Pretty sure he did.
If I remember.
Speaker 4: Carl Siga is actually cool because he taught the truth
about the what.
Speaker 10: Who?
Speaker 11: We understand this.
Speaker 1: Which we look at that puffy kan ye coat. He
got a puffy kind ye coat.
Speaker 11: We understand, which we cluked like a.
Speaker 12: Dust in the morning sky.
Speaker 13: The breath.
Speaker 6: Round into compared in size, analys.
Speaker 5: It generates abstractions.
Speaker 12: It's the simplest thought.
Speaker 6: W The concept of the number one has an elaborate
logical underpinning. The green has its own language. If you're
testing the structure constancy in the world, more glorious, bawn away,
it's not unders good. Glacis a morning of the four
hundred billion sciences in the way.
Speaker 1: Whoop ah whoo, whoop a whoop. We are part of
this universe.
Speaker 5: We are in this.
Speaker 1: Universe, the universe, Yes, the universe. What the universe is
in me? I've been violated.
Speaker 13: I've been probed by the alien's brown part of this universe.
Speaker 1: Black science Man, Black science Man, Black science Man, tell
me the truth. Be a new preacher for the future.
Black science Man, Black science Man. That's my new song,
Black science Man, Preacher the future.
Speaker 5: We are in this universe, the universe itself exist.
Speaker 1: Ah. Should you see that galaxy right there, that's the
Middle Finger galaxy. That's the that's the NASA people saying,
if you, dude, how you believe in this painting? This
is a painting right here?
Speaker 12: We are.
Speaker 4: We are in this universe, Yes, universe.
Speaker 1: Get that, and you get that universe out of me.
I'm violated. I like glorious don better. That song sucks
real meat of store stuff. We're made of store stuff.
Speaker 6: The sky calls to us.
Speaker 12: If we do not destroy ourselves, we will one day
adventure to the stars.
Speaker 1: That's live from Little Saint James Island right there. They
got him over there. That's right after he's he's uh
basking in the after glow from literally from Little Saint
James right there. He just got back from got back
rod Steen Island.
Speaker 14: It was wrong.
Speaker 6: People had wondering more.
Speaker 1: Or you can't watch this without seeing it as comedy. Now, dude,
this is so funny. Dude, But people, if you were
not there fifteen years ago when this ship was viral,
oh my gosh, it was like millions of people are sharing.
Speaker 13: This is so moving. I'm crying right now. I'm literally
tearing up at the universe right now. Science is making
me few. It's like crients right now, crients, not science
because I'm you bored.
Speaker 1: Bro, He's remembering his trip to Epstein Island. He's like, oh, yes,
billions and billions of organisms which created the universe. I
like that theory that he wasn't even a real person.
He was just a muppet.
Speaker 7: Mupi babies. They tell the myths to come to mupid babies.
Speaker 1: He needs triple A batteries for his motto chair. Anyway, anyway,
I mean, could you imagine let's all we gotta see
some comments. Dude, this is a great little side trick
we've taken here. We're all connected? Is this? There's more?
You understand? There's more. Okay, there's another one that's almost
as popular as this one. We're all connected. It's twenty
twenty three and this song is timeless and incredible. Six
hundred dorks agree with They'll see who's who said this?
Hermido Hermido April.
Speaker 15: To check this out, researchers in the University of California
found that sun ad.
Speaker 1: Man, we gotta read some of these these these comments
are gonna roasted peace Steve Hawk and use a legend
buried on Little Saint James Island, because he's a freaking legend.
Look at this. What did I tell you? The Carl
singing parts made me cry. I told you I can't
do it. It made me cry. I'm gonna cry laughing at you.
Why the hell would that make you cry? The Carl
saying parts made me cry? Are you all tearing up?
I told you did? I was I lying when I
said back in the day people were describing their experience
listening to this stupid ass song. They were saying they
were crying over and literally like three comments and this
makes me cry. We gotta see who this is. That
damn puppy dog profile who who is the person that's
crying forever? This dumb ass Long's puppy dog. It's not
Bloomer putting up his German shepherd everywhere. Oh my gosh,
I would rather be eleven years late than to dever
have followed this piece of musical gold or whatever. I'm
gonna read all the comments in that dumb nerd voice,
combining two of my favorite things, science and music or whatever.
If we do not destroy ourselves, we will go to
the stars. Exactly, bro, exactly science. I have been listening
to the song for seven years. Oh my gosh, Rest
in piece, Carl Sigen, you are a horrible loss all
of that kind. Rest in peace, Jeffrey Epstein, and also
rest in peace to mumpet baby Stephen Hawking. If I
were not a physicist, I'd be a musician. Einstein, whoa
mind blown? This is the welcome to the mind of
normies right here. You want to see a window into
the mind of the normies. Get your mind blown. Welcome
to it. Fourteen years later and I'm still coming back
to this. Told you what did I tell you? Look,
here's atheist Heaven. I hope these two are chilling together
in the stars right now. Rested peace in atheist alien
in alien Heaven. By the way, there is atheist alien Heaven, y'all.
Remember what's that? What's that? Remember when it was like
Matthew McConaughey's debut Bro or like his second or third
movie Contact with Jody Froster. Y'all. Remember Contact, y'all? Remember
Contact Matthew Mahawkay, Matthew mahawk and they was the spiritual
advisor to the Bill Clinton type character president or whatever.
Y'all just needed it, y'a.
Speaker 16: Just need to believe in love and believe in your
shells and space whatever.
Speaker 1: Remember that Contact? Man, that movie is terrible, But that's
about atheist alien Heaven. Because she goes off the aliens
take her to be with her dad or whatever. Oh man,
she here's another Here's a science.
Speaker 4: Girl seven years later and I still adore this seven years.
Speaker 1: Later, so the song is fifteen years old, So definitely
a science Girl she's got science physiognomy features for sure.
Looking hot MC Sagan and DJ Hawkins bringing the quantum
beats for a clever you well, clever dude, brother. I
don't know why this video makes me like sad, but
how I don't know why this video makes me so
like sad but happy, so like sad, but he actually
typed out like Carl Sagan and those excellent sciences like
Stephen Hawking and even Nikola Tesla. They're all gone, but
whatever the afterlife is, they are exploring the universe. Yes,
this is the mind of the people that call in
to prove atheism. We Carl Sagan writes a cookbook, no
matter what the food, Step one will be invent the universe.
That's so freaking clever dude. All right, one more treat,
one more musical treat for you science boys out there,
so you can feel some euphoria. I know we got
a lot.
Speaker 17: Of sad boys who need to feel little euphorias. Do
you want a little euphoria to tickle your soul? You
want a little euphoria to probe you because the universe
is inside of you too. We'll get ready for another banger.
This is the one with the with the longos.
Speaker 12: We're all connected to each other, biologically, to the Earth, chemical,
to the rest of the universe.
Speaker 1: I imagination, great, is this the one where they stick
Ron paul In? I think it is? And Bill Nye,
I like how the the montage is like just a
bunch of damn algebra goes from Richard Feynman to algebra
to the clouds and then that was some algebra.
Speaker 12: Bro.
Speaker 1: I want to know the guy who put this together,
Like what was he thinking? Like he squeezing? So we
got the universe or we got we got Neil, we
got Black science Man, we got Richard Feynman, we got
Carl Sagan. Here we go, throw me some physics and
some equations. Uh, we got Bill nine.
Speaker 15: Literally, I'm just I'm just compared with the sar.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. I thought the universe was inside of me,
and I'm made of stars. We're made of store stelf.
So am I a god in the making? Or am
I a meaningless, worthless spec that has no relationship to
the vast other infinite, meaningless, worthless specs. I can't figure
out if I'm a god or if I'm nothing, because
from these people it's both.
Speaker 6: Thinking about thinking about the best emptiness of space.
Speaker 1: All the vast emptiness of space. Oh the nothing. There's
so much nothing. It's great, it's crazy. Did you know
how much nothing there is? Infinite nothing?
Speaker 18: Dude?
Speaker 12: Whoa?
Speaker 6: Yeah, millions of star, millions of millions of.
Speaker 1: Fact of beauty of the living thing.
Speaker 12: There's not the Adams that go into it.
Speaker 1: We're maid of star. Stop we are away. So another
Krollian song. That's why they're all vibing with it, because
they're spiritually Crollians, which is all about butt stuff. Yeah,
I'm euphoric because the butt stuff. We're all space, We're
all space bottles. Yeah, it's all nothing. Whoa, my blone,
we're made well. Do you see that? Look he's got
a halo rundom.
Speaker 12: Whoa.
Speaker 1: He's a space saint. Space saint. Carl Sagan is a
space saint. He's in the pantheon. Bro. He done went
to atheist alien heaven. He's up there grabbing Jody Foster's
booty like contact. He's making physical contact with Jody Foster.
Y'all get it? Do y'all get it? You don't even
know Matthew mcar was up in I can't even I've
never been able to spell his namn name. Matthew mcconnag
goer syndrome, Matthew mcconaugh go test, Matthew. He's got the
stupidest fix your name, Dude, I can't spell your freaking
stupid name. They don't even need to be there. You're
not Yiddish. It's not Yiddish, bro, You're just a freaking
Texas hippie. You're a rightneck hippie. I grew up with
a million of those. It's not Yiddish, Mosthew. I want
to hear some of his spiritual advice because everybody forgot
he's from contact, bro, he was in contact. Well here
he is right here. He's going to give her a compassed,
A compassed.
Speaker 8: This is accomplished representation your spiritual desires. And you need
a moral compass, Jody fish or you need a moral
compaish because your lesbian. But that's okay, because everything's cool.
Speaker 18: She's speaking, so she's speaking Spanish, the science science if
you speak another language, science, did Jody, what Jodi Foster
looks like?
Speaker 1: I nam ohm a hippie chick from college in nineteen
ninety seven, that's like she looks like every hippie chick
from college in nineteen ninety seven. Right there, right there,
that's every alt hippie chick who's going to go smoke
a bowl after she drinks a beer. Here's Matthew. Hey,
that's where they talked to them aliens.
Speaker 8: That's that's in then email to ET.
Speaker 1: You're about sending the email to ET with our shabo.
You y'all even know what is steady?
Speaker 3: Yeah, crackjack, No cackjack, hackjack.
Speaker 1: He doesn't call it a cracker jack. He'sa a cackjack. Yeah,
a cacky jack. You know you got some weed? You know,
I'm galant you got some weed? Be like, who if
you did? I hear the locals.
Speaker 8: They call it l ra da convinced that that's some
dark military purpose.
Speaker 19: I think he's preenonymous.
Speaker 1: No wait, is at the end of the movie where
he ends up being he's trying to mac on.
Speaker 16: Her by the way, He's like, I'm gonna be showing
this damn atheist hippie chick. But jj over, hey, I'm
gonna hit on this this atheist over here because she's
gonna be a little white, she's gonna be wild and
atheist girls is.
Speaker 1: Wid just studying science.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna make her my science, right, Jay.
Speaker 1: So this is how to spit game at a science chick.
Any of y'all nerds out there, you want to learn
how to hit on a nerd, study the game strategies
of Matthew mcarmarch in contact hitting on Jody Foster's anyway,
it's not the clip I'm looking for.
Speaker 8: Here's your here's your here's your complish.
Speaker 1: Well, here we go. He's about the pre supper science nerds.
You want to get a science girl, I mean orthodox nerds.
You want to get a science girl, learn to pre
suck her at white house dinner functions like here we go,
Here we go. I'm about to precept you. I'm about
to precep your science.
Speaker 20: I ad, whould you like a cook?
Speaker 1: Do not comb your hair like that? What the heck
is up with that? Ironically, damn, he's got a Patrick
Swayzey nineteen eighty seven poof haircut. What the heck?
Speaker 16: The thing that people are most hungry for meaning is
the one thing that science hasn't.
Speaker 1: Been able to give them.
Speaker 9: Yeah, oh goodness, come on, it's like you're saying that
science killed her.
Speaker 8: He's about to spit that God game. He's got you
mad God game. He's gonna spit over her God.
Speaker 1: Oh what if?
Speaker 9: What if science simply revealed that he never existed in
the first place?
Speaker 1: Oh oh, she threw him like a level one Reddit
level argument. What if science demonstrates that God never did
exist in the first place? He paused too, like that
was a tough one.
Speaker 16: Like, oh shit, I damn, she's got a little more
shance in her trunk, junk in her trunk than I thought.
There's a little more, a little more ammo here.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna need to get married.
Speaker 16: I think we're gonna have to shut outside because you're
about to get appreciated. I can't appreciate you in here
with all these boomers walking around, just about to get real.
You ever heard of Van til Bonds, You ever heard
of Greg Bunch Transland arguments.
Speaker 1: I don't know what this has to do with aliens
except that aliens. Okay, I know what has to do
with aliens. Aliens are saints or God to atheists, that's
what it is. I figured it out. I don't crack
the cold I cracked the cold son, just like a
boomer looks American evangelical Boomer looks up the Founding Fathers.
Speaker 13: And he says, Holy George Washington, pray for us.
Speaker 1: The trunk comes to victors. Right. They're saints for the
Boomer evangelical aliens, and the Space Brothers are the saints
for the atheists. They're the space inter dimensional interceding demon
beings for the atheists.
Speaker 15: A little chili out here, Yeah.
Speaker 16: Just wait till I appreciate your ass. You're gonna be
You're gonna be sweating here and shaking your Jody.
Speaker 21: This is nice here going for you.
Speaker 22: You've ever heard of it.
Speaker 1: What's funny is the atheists to this day use the
Jody Foster contact arguments like their knocked down good arguments,
Like I had an atheist the other day trying to
use uncle's razor. Sounds like some slasher movie good one, Matthew,
I was right your change, I got flash.
Speaker 16: Maybe we lack a lack of a Jason.
Speaker 1: You ever heard of him? I could appreciate him too.
I can get fraidy to believe in god Ockham's razor.
Speaker 18: It's a basic scientific principle and.
Speaker 1: It says, so he's supposed to be an educated Uh,
philosopher man, spiritual man, and he doesn't know what Oham's
razor is.
Speaker 10: The simplest explanation tends to be the right one makes
sense to me, all right, so what's more likely?
Speaker 15: Thank you?
Speaker 1: By the way, I don't remember how this debate goes, right, Like,
is he gonna prece up Juddie Foster? Is he gonna
like put it in her face and shut her down
with her science nonsense, with her Reddit arguments before even
read it existed quantum Reddit, atheist apologetics and an.
Speaker 9: All powerful, mysterious God created the universe and then decided
not to give any proof of his existence.
Speaker 1: Or well maybe that's what tag is, that he simply
doesn't exist at all, and then we created him.
Speaker 10: So who would have to feel so small alone?
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 22: I couldn't imagine living in a world where God didn't exist.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, he's on the right track. Matthew's uh mconna
mccona jet ICs is not too bad. Let's see where
he goes. I wouldn't want to about what you want
really doesn't have anything to do with whether it's true
or not.
Speaker 5: So how do you know you're not deluding yourself?
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 9: I mean for me, I mean proof.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a transdental argument proof did you love your father?
Speaker 20: What your dad?
Speaker 1: Did you love him? It's not a bad prove it. Oh,
not bad, not bad. I'm gonna get Matthew mccona jet
X a B on that that wasn't as bad as
I thought I was gonna because, uh yeah, it's essentially
an element of pointing out that radical materialism really undercuts
many of the things that Jody Foster believes in. So
not too bad, Okay, not bad. Matthew did better than
I expected. Anyway. I don't remember all of this that, Like,
I didn't remember as much philosophy in the American I
remember thinking it was stupid. I mean I saw the theater,
remember when it came out. I saw in the theater,
But I didn't think anything about like the apologetic stuff.
What's going on in this movie? All right? Too many
ads contact explained. I don't need a nerd to explain
the movie to me. We were experiencing the film through
the eyes of element as was inclined by the opening
of the theatre. Maybe I need to go back and
review this film. Maybe there's more going on than I
just never got it. I just thought it was like
low tear scientist or something. Isn't this a didn't Karl
Sagan write this? I just remembered that is this a
Karl Sagan story? I think it is. A member may
remember me when I precept you and you got your
math shit. I'm still here. I got a turtlenack and
a long ashcarf and I'm ready to go. This is
where he becomes like the he becomes the spiritual advisor
to the president, which is so stupid. He's like, you know,
Billy Graham to Bill Clinton, right, because this is nineteen
ninety seven. Oh, she's famous because she discovered the alien
afterlife or whatever. So now he's I go, that's the
worst haircut, man. I hate that haircut. Damn poofy Patrick
Swayze haircut. I'm bound by a different covenant than doctor hairway. Well,
he's over here talking about covenant theology. What the heck
is going on? Let's hear it.
Speaker 15: How do you believe?
Speaker 1: What do you believe? Matthew as a person faith, I'm
bound by a different covenant.
Speaker 22: Than doctor Alway, but our goal is one of the same,
the pursuit of truth.
Speaker 1: Not really though, because I mean, if you're an atheist,
you're not gonna be pursuing capital t truth, are you.
So anyway, I don't know how we got off. We
went down a Carl Sagan rabbit hole.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 1: We're over here on freaking Little Saint James Island getting
frisky with Stephen Honka Donk and his batteries have just
run out in his Moto chair. So it's time to
step back, reassess, and get back to the subject. Today
we just went down the crazy rabbit hole. Crazy rabbit hole,
but it was fun. Are y'all giving him super chats?
Are y'all being stingy? Now? Well, now, when we have fun,
you guys are usually generous. So I decided we'd have
fun today. We spiraled, We spiraled, We went down the
black hole that is the Carl Sagan spiral. Well, let's
get back to the topic. We was over here quoting
Lawrence Krazous, right, we were quoting Lawrence Krasaus. The amazing
thing that every atom in your body came from a
star in a star that exploded. That's amazing. The itoms
in your left hand came from a different star than
your right hand. I'm made of star stuff. We are
all made of stars. Boom boom bop boom boom boom
boom boo. Remember the Moby song. Everybody forgot that Mobi song.
Y'all about to be euphoric right now, you're all about
to be euphoric. And how come there's only eight hundred
people watching this and only three hundred y'all liked it?
Like it, Baby, like it. I'm gonna keep singing Carl
Sagan songs. Please like the stream. I see three twenty four.
I want to see that up to three twenty five
in the next hour we listen. Lawrence Krauss is gonna
set us straight. He's got that Krolean science. You're made
of star stuff. The most profound, profound thing that I
know about physics is this. You are star dust. You
would not be here if stars didn't blow up. It's
the elements carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, iron. All these things and
the matter for evolution were not created. They were created
in a nuclear furnace of the stars. You're basically like
Vulcans forged out. Baby, you was forged in Vulcan's forge,
which was a star forge. You're a son of a
dwarf basically because the dwarfs are the forgers. Baby. By
the way, he just contradicted himself because he said that
these things were not created, and then he says they
were created in the forge of the stars. So which
one is it? By the way, that's literally what he says.
He from one sentence to the next, contradict himself. But
by the way, but the science men, the scientist men,
they actually tell you not to care about philosophy. So
it doesn't even matter that he contradicts, because then you'd
be listening to philosophy. And remember Neil de Gras Tyson said, well,
what a wordbo philosophy? I told people to avoid it.
You were made in the furnace of the stars, and
the only way that you could get wait, the only
way they could get into your body is if those
stars were kind enough to explode. Forget Jesus. The stars
died so that you could be here today. So wait
a minute, did you notice what he did in this
ridiculous passage. That's literally Lawrence cross quote. I'm not making
that up. I don't even remember I had this in
the book. But that's funny. Now, I say why I
put it in there, Because he literally just said that
there's no creation. There's no God, but inanimate objects or
matter created you and gave you meaning and died for you.
That's literally what he said. Forget Jesus. The stars died
so that you could be alive. The stars died for me.
Speaker 23: Would you like to invite the pudes into your heart?
Play this play pray this space soonos puil with me
right now? Deal space dell stars, you forged me and
your vulcan forge. Please, Pliades, would you come into my heart?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. Our pliades are stars, right. I don't
even know the star stuff.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: People ask me science questions and I'm like, I'm actually proud.
I don't know science questions. How old is the universe?
Speaker 19: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Six thousand years, ten thousand years. He doesn't know, he
doesn't know. He doesn't know. They're like they're like munchkins
from Wizard of Us. Hey doesn't know. He doesn't listen
to the bat who does Abut no weed O the sigence?
We know the sigh? Yes we are bit Jet's weed
are those sies? Literally, that's how they act. If you
asked the stalls to be a hot it'd been like
a Billy Graham sermon, come down to the altar, who
the stall God wants to be inside of the heart.
Please play the star Soners prayer and invite the plood
Is into your heart. We've got hot pizza down hell,
if you'll come to the altar, I asked the star
Lord into your heart. You died, Bill, that's my Billy
Graham moving on. All of this is the role of
the psyop of science fiction. Oh wait, I did a
clever little world word play. I did a quiver word way. Oh,
this is the role of the psyops scions of science fiction, y'all.
Like my role my word play in my book there
to play with reality and to rewrite it as a
play of reality. I'm doing a little too much word
play here. These are the new Saints. Oh I already
said this. I don't even realize this alien Saints already. See.
I don't even know that my own ideas are ripping
off myself. I'm ripping off my old ideas from ten
years ago. Like Childhood's In, y'all. Remember Childhood's In? Y'all
read that. I read that giant demons from space that
literally look like demons. But another actually aliens who steal
your first born and blow up the planet and freaking
or for see Clark, y'all know, or for see Clark.
Childhood in that means you growed up. That's something my puberty, boy,
that's that alien puberty right there, I put child dude
in child dude, child dude in childhood. That's right, children
from the hood, childhood? Will you go up in the hood, childhood,
childhood in. I'm only pulling this up because we covered
this some years back. Look at that right there, baby
childhood in right now, look at this dude. Let's hear
this guy's boring ass podcasts. What the hell is this
guy talking about? Rapture? Not that the evangelical rapture of things, true,
but it's an inversion of the sort of ascension catching
up into heaven talk, which is in first. But he says,
you can't have any more kids because I'm taking on.
I can't watch this guy because of his freaking messed
up tooth. Do you notice his tooth? He's got a
rebel tooth. Is distracting me anyway, this guy thinks he's
really clever and funny. Enough of this guy, you can
follow his streams here if you want to see the
rest of the childhood's end stream childhood. I grew up
in the projects projects Project Pat from Space Me and
Project Pat versus nildergrass T. I see Lawrence Cross who
would win easy. Keep in mind to all of the spacemen,
they just happen to all be not libertarian. Isn't that interesting?
So the libertarian goobers who were pushing all the soyance
stuff ten fifteen years ago and all these dumb songs.
Isn't that interesting that the pop science men almost all
of them aren't actually libertarian. There might be one or
two outliers that are libertarian sciencemen, but they're almost always
socialists Albert Einstein socialists, right. And the reason I'm talking
about the science man is that this overlaps heavily with
the alien crap. All the people that push the alien
crap almost always end up being weird socialists too. Oh,
the brothers, the Space Brothers want us to set up
a global government. I mean so much so that everybody's
seeing the meme right where the there's a stage alien
invasion and the aliens are telling us to set up
a world government and they will save us. The Space
brothers will save us from our own selves, from our
own destruction. Now, one thing that I always forget to
bring up the day the Earth blew up, the Day
the Earth stood still. No, I want the original one,
not this, not the key on one. Now. Did you know,
as the Collins brothers have pointed out, when they first
started popping off, really promoting at a blockbuster level, the
alien nonsense one of the big, first big ones. I
mean there's other ones, but the first kind of blockbuster
propaganda one is Day the Earth Stood Still. And when
you watch Day the Earth It's still, you start to
notice the main character, who's the carpenter from space, a
christ like figure. He's here to warn us about the
other race of aliens that are coming to destroy us.
I think it's Klatu. I haven't seen this in probably
ten years, but Klatu is gonna come destroy us because
we've created nukes, right, atomics, weapons whatever, and we're gonna
autom We're gonna atomically destroy ourselves if we don't dearm,
which was a classic socialist idea diarmament. By the way,
it does not just apply to atomics and ICBMs and
nukes and all that stuff. Diarmament, if you guys remember
is also you shouldn't have a gun. So it's always together, right,
because diarmament literally means disarming everyone. And that's why, isn't
it the UN? At the UN, there's that gun that's
like has the barrel twisted to where you can't shoot?
Because the UN was always about global disarmament for nation
states and for individuals with guns, so that we could
have the socialist, technocratic world government. Isn't it odd that
literally the entire socialist Bernard Shaw Rockefeller Rothschild global government
technocratic stuff that Davos and Klaus and everybody openly talks
about has been pushed not just publicly in their books,
but in the movies. The biggest alien blockbusters of five
years ago literally teach that if you don't form a
world government, the outside threat, the Kantian Rift, as the
Collins brothers wrote, absolutely right, these goofballs daft punk is
going to come and kill you. I came here to
give you these facts.
Speaker 3: But if you're certain to extend your violence, this earth
of yours will be reduced to a burned out cinder.
Speaker 1: The alien threat could unite the whole planet. And by
the way, that's the message of the movie. If you
don't form a world government that's a socialist world government
literally under the United Nations, and you don't disarm and
have a technocratic rule, you're all gonna be destroyed by
the way that song.
Speaker 9: Is.
Speaker 1: If you saw one of the songs that popped up
is sampled in Timo Moss. If you did you hear
the music the theremon my milkshake brings all the aliens
to the bar. They're like, it's better than yours because Kellys,
I'm like a cross referencing pop culture encyclopedia here, right.
That's actually a pretty cool video. So the song that
you just heard, that's the theoremon the weird space ghost instrument,
the instrument that is so bizarre that it'll never be
able to be played in any song except for some
thing relating to space or ghosts. That's literally like this
the theorem is forever connected to that. But this is
actually a really good song that samples it, and you'll
notice that anyway. You can go listen to that on
your own time. We're not here to do music night,
but I was reminded from the soundtrack, Now did you
know that Ceed Jackson I believe according to the Collins Brothers,
consulted on the Day of the Earth says still, why
would the guy from the doctrinal warfare program with the
CIA consult on movies that are blockbuster alien propaganda films?
Because it's narratives, it's story making. The CIA was already
back then working on crafting the alien narrative. And yes,
I want to remind you guys, I'm not going to
play this whole interview. Matthew Errett, buddy of ours, friendly
associate in this domain of research and information, good guy.
He and his wife have this channel called Rising Tide Foundation,
and Matthew has been having the Collins Brothers on for
some interviews. Lately. He had Philip and then he had
Paul on. This is Paul I've shared on my community tab.
The other one end this one. I think I shared
them both, But this one I want to mention a
little bit because Paul goes into the history of projects Sign,
which is also early forties fifties era phase of the
alien gibber jabber nonsense deception, and you're gonna notice something
that is relevant to today's drone narrative syop situation. So
everybody pay attention quiz questions. You don't I'm not going
to be giving out any ten hat cat today. Bitcoin Diddy,
don't worry, it's going to come back. Dips are normal
in every cycle. People are freaking out if they're new.
So Paul's going to talk about projects Sign here and
James Lipp from the Rank Corporation, the nineteen forty nine
projects sign event and that are paper. This is important
because it's going to explain it. You're going to see
why from the very beginning in nineteen forty nine, the
aliens were always directly associated with nukes, atomics, et cetera.
Speaker 14: And why is that Old war it held that in
a nuclear exchange, both the aggressor and the defender are destroyed.
Speaker 1: Paul's talking about, by the way, mutually sure destruction. And
this also the Cold War also relates to the alien
stuff too, because of course aliens in nukes. The Soviets
are gonna nucas you'll see in a moment, and so it's.
Speaker 14: In neither's interest to engage in a nuclear exchange. MAD
is widely considered to be the theory of deterrence put
into practice, but like many other Cold War policies, mad
was characterized by function stacking. While it did in fact
discourage both major superpowers from entertaining the notion of a
nuclear exchange, it allowed the global oligarchical establishment to universally
impose what my brother and I have referred to as
nuclear anxiety. Now, nuclear anxiety is a pervasive and obsessive
fear of nuclear extinction. And once the global oligarchical establishment
induced this nuclear fever dream and this period, an extended
period of what you could call nuclear extortion took place.
Sometimes nuclear extortion could be even be found in some
of the cultural artifacts.
Speaker 1: Of the day.
Speaker 14: And you know, there was a movie called, I believe
at the time Lover No Lover's Left Alive, or something
of that nature. There was a lot of these apocalyptical
themed movies that came out that.
Speaker 1: That day. After we've covered that one, that's a classic.
That one's funny, I'm gonna skip out a little bit
to get to the project sign part.
Speaker 14: I think was also used to deceive the public, generally speaking,
social engineers within the Deep State introduced to the public
imagination to notion that interplanetary travelers had detected our nuclear
activities and we're now visiting Earth with both benign ants.
Speaker 1: So this is Project Sign. He's talking about the nineteen
forty nine Project Sign, which was the first official sort
of government statement about this. In various theories as to why,
if it's aliens they might be visiting us, and doctor
James Lipp from the Rank Corporation is commenting that he
does not believe that it's aliens, but it goes into
some of the atomics and cold war stuff or leading
up to cold worships.
Speaker 14: Sinister intentions, depending on which extraterrestrial race you were discussing.
The hands of the social engineers can be detected almost
immediately following Projects Sign. As the UFO contact de phenomenon
began to emerge, Nuclear anxiety was a common the thematic
thread running through the accounts of contactees. According to the
contactees of the nineteen fifties, the aliens had come to
warn us that we need to cease our nuclear tests,
and the atomic test, according to the aliens, were a
leaking radiation that was having an adverse effect on the
solar system silicate bound.
Speaker 1: So, in other words, elements of disarmament, probably socialist type
ideas right.
Speaker 14: And as far as we're concerned, to contact. These message
held too much in common with Lip's theory to be accidental.
Our suspicions were confirmed by the strange story of the
Polish American author Georgia Dampsky. Dampski claimed to have met
with a veritable United Nations of alien races. These included
the inhabitants of Mars, of Jupiter, of Venus, of Saturn,
and during one visit to an alien craft, Adomsky alleged
to have met an alien emissary named the Master. And
the Master, according to Adomsky, provided descriptions like this.
Speaker 1: Is like doctor who's staff? Right the Master? Come on, Yeah,
I was gonna mention Adamski. And of course I remember
the first time. I was the first, one of the
first things that when I started looking into the alien stuff,
maybe back in about two thousand and five. I didn't
care about alien conspiracy stuff until around that time. I
remember reading a couple of books in two thousand and
five six, and I've got a stack of alien books
over there, and I think almost all of them are
basically just garbage. Very little in the UFO domain is
worth anything except for maybe understanding and studying propaganda. I
do recommend you get invoking The Beyond, which is the
Collins Brothers book, because the middle three four or five
hundred pages of that book is actually the best book
on the whole Alien Siop, hands down, bar none. And
people also often forget and failed to mention that Adamski
was also involved in a lot of esoteric and occult groups.
He was interested in theosophy. He became a neo Theosophist.
He then joined and he created a group called Universal
Progressive Christianity and the Universal Law, as well as others.
He joined the Royal Order of Tibet. So this is
a person who is obviously already given to outlandish, fringe,
weird beliefs, and his story was actually really close to
another story. And so he talks about meeting the Nordic Aliens,
and I think he's the he's the one that talks
about the Bozomi Venusians that took him up on the ship.
Just really ridiculous stories. But the weird part about him,
the reason why he matters, is that he's the first
abductee famously, and he's also who Alan Dulles, as head
of the CIA, would run point for Dulles would threaten
to sue anyone who questioned a Damski, why in the
heck thank you would the hat of the CIA threatened
to sue the people questioning this lunatic unless the CIA
had a vested interest in this person being one of
the first, perhaps disseminators of disinformation about the created emerging
ridiculous alien narrative. The next famous group is the couple
Betty and Barney Hill. Their story is about the Zeta Reticulans.
Speaker 6: And they.
Speaker 1: Wrote a nineteen sixty six book called The Interrupted Journey.
These people, by the way, Danski and these people, this
is where you get like the classification.
Speaker 4: Of like this was a closen culture of the first kind,
the aliens only went to first base. Oh well, this
is the closer culture of the fourth kind, where they
took me up.
Speaker 1: One of the ship and they went into my anus.
That's like where these people and their made up stories
is where you get these literal levels of you know,
close encounters or the fifth kind, right whatever, that it's
just made up nonsense. But these people are like super
lib Unitarians, which is interesting, universal Unitarian universalists, and they
have a crazy made up story which if I recall,
is that they create a cult that's it. They don't
just have this story, they start an alien cult. I
forget the name of their cult, but a lot of
the hallmarks of alien stuff you get from these people's
fraudulent stories. And I think there's is a story Anadam
Skis that match up to science fiction novels around the
same time. Oh we had missing time, right, this kind
of stuff. Oh, we got it. We got to do
dream analysis. Oh we have to do you know, hypno
hypno regression therapy or whatever, which is not to say
that you can't perhaps do hypno regression, but it's like
those things aren't the most reliable as what I'm trying
to say, and everything else in these people's lives and
story just screams grifter con people. I mean, you don't
make your own cult unless you're a con man. Hello,
And what do we see with both of the early
abductee people they're involved in cults, make their own cults,
and their comment it's like, hello, this should be like
a giant red flag that from the very inception this
is nonsense. It's made up. It's a sigh off. And
if perhaps these people are not malicious con men, then
perhaps they're being used by dulls or other people to disseminate. Now,
where do I get the idea that people might be
chosen to disseminate disinformation. Well, the famous documentary that we've
recommended since it came out, Mirage Men, is now as
of six months ago, free on YouTube without like you
don't have to rent it used to be for a
while was free and then they made it for we
have to rent it. Now it's just totally free and
we'll look at a couple of places because it's this
is an amazing documentary and amazing because they actually interview
people involved in the choosing of the idiots.
Speaker 20: He has particular skill to.
Speaker 1: Disseminate the stories the narcissistic goofballs that are chosen because
they think they're special, and they're brought to literal bases
and told of the general. General so and so has
chosen you to be the person to be the ambassador
of the planetary Federation to give the to tell the
humans that we've made contact. Right, just total Obviously it's
just nonsense. But if a general tells you this, why
I guess it's true. Generals wouldn't lie. Ooh, generals don't
look so number one, understand the Betty Barney Hill stuff.
Let's go back. Number one, understand that most people believe
this stuff because of pop culture, science fiction movies. Number two,
it's atheist metaphysics and magic. Lawrence Krauss literally rewrites the
Christian story and says, the stars died for you. Literally,
you're made of star stuff. So it's like Croleyan metaphysics
is what scientism really is. Magic. And then when we
come over here to the initial famous contactees and abductees,
their stories are obviously nonsense. They're made up gibber jabber crap.
There are no giant Marrilyman, giant breasted me, Marilynman, Rowe, aliens,
there's not. I'm sorry. I know a lot of you
nerds want that. There's just not. I'm sorry. They don't exist.
Aliens are faking gray. They're not bosomy Venusians. If anything,
they're gay. They want to go in butts. They're not
bosomy Venusians. They're not Marilyn Monroe, they're not Nordics. So
let's look at a little bit of a clip here
of Mirage Men where they talk about one of the
key figures who the call I think the Collins brothers
believe that Richard Doti is probably part of the Aviary
or me no is. Another person thinks that another website
thinks that he was probably part of the Aviary, which
is a much later eighties ish era group of black
ops people to disseminate alien bs. And he's gonna basically
just gonna tell you, Yeah, we just choose goobers who
are susceptible to their vanity. Why is everyone spiraling about
YouTube banning ads? So I got to have like fifty
ads just to watch No wonder it's free because you
got to have fifty ads to watch them.
Speaker 10: They designed instruments for high profile people like NASA and
even the Air Force. A lot of people said he
was a genius with electronics. And he decided that he
was going to listen in on what was going on
at the base. Maybe he could pick up some radio
signals about what this thing was that he knew about
where to start looking, and he started picking up these
bursts of information. When he started to decode the signals,
he thought.
Speaker 22: That it had against Kerlin. It was information that he
had gathered because of the fact he was a scientist
and because he had sensitive and sophisticated equipment. He was
collecting emissions coming from the base, and we had to
decide on what we were going to do. Then were
we going to allow this to happen or we were
You're trying to convince him otherwise.
Speaker 1: They sent so when I clicked it, it didn't unmute it.
You see how this gets to be annoying. So basically
Richard Doty is talking about how some goober was listening
to the local Air Force basis signals to try to
see if there was chatter about aliens. And he's saying,
we knew this guy was listening, so we thought we'd
start messing with him. For as part of our slaves,
Dody and a physicist.
Speaker 10: Paul was being occupied with the other guy. Rick was
taking pictures of all Dennewitz's equipment in his house.
Speaker 22: The more he had contact with me and others within
the intelligence community, the more he started analyzing the information.
So we kind of planted the seed in Paul that
what he was seeing and what he was hearing and
what he was collecting was in fact probably maybe UFOs.
And it was very easy to convince Paul. Paul was
a World War two veteran. He's very patriotic, he always
flew his flag. Those type of people you can convince that. Listen,
just telling Paul, you can't tell anybody else about this
because you know they could get in the wrong hand.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that?
Speaker 22: Immediately Paul became a cooperative source and he held everything
that he had gotten.
Speaker 1: So, because he was such a boomer Greatest generation patriot,
he believed anything that they told him. And so Paul
Benowitz became an unwitting goober dissemination of alien gibber jabber.
I don't know what time period this is, but this
is the guy who runs the disinformation counter intelligence telling
you how duped Paul Benowitz here.
Speaker 22: In secrecy.
Speaker 21: DOTY was feeding this man all kinds of lies about
UFOs And you hear that kept underneath a mountain nearby.
Speaker 1: Now, how many times have you heard this stupid story?
Remember that whistleblower from like ten years ago, and that ridiculous,
low quality video floated around the internet a million different times.
We were always sharing it. And it's like a military
whistleblower goes on record about the underground bases where they're
keeping the aliens and blah blah, blah blah blah. That's
a recycled disinformation story from Richard Dody that they gave
to Paul Benowitz and saw on and so forth, and Benowitz,
of course was believing all of this.
Speaker 22: Yeah, two films of an object flying. One picture depicted
an object looked like it was flying out of the
mountain and it looked like some kind of saucer shaped object.
Speaker 1: You hear this, So here Dodie's going to explain how
the Air Force faked for counter intelligence these alien craft
early alien craft videos.
Speaker 22: He immediately then thought that there were UFOs coming out
of Manzano. The second film was of an object that
was something experimental that the government was doing. When he
filmed that, then again the flag went up that he
just filmed the classified project. Paul made a presentation to
the Air Force officials on what he had been doing
and about what he had been collecting. He showed some
of his film, He showed some of his pictures. He
had an audio recorder that was explaining the sounds that
he collected from the base. The highest ranking person in
the room, which was as Brigadier general, said, you have
some very convincing information, Paul.
Speaker 1: So for those that don't know what's happening. This documentary
is interviewing one of the multiple people involved in several
decades of intentional UFO dissemination of disinformation operations. One of
the key figures is Richard Dodi here who goes to
a lot of the UFO conventions and NYCAP and this
kind of stuff. And in the documentary he's describing how
they found this goober patriot man, Paul Benowitz, and they
just kept fed they kept feeding him disinformation because he
would believe it because of his patriotism. Government wouldn't love
to me. I died for him, all fall for them,
and blah blah, blah, blah blah, they would love me.
He's a goober. They are admitting he's a goober. They're
laughing in the fact that he believed everything that they
told him. So they brought a general in and said,
those footage that you've caught, son, you've filmed the aliens,
and that.
Speaker 22: Kind of set everything in motion with Paul to let
him think that, Yep, he does.
Speaker 10: From the point he came in and gave that meeting,
they decided all his perceptions were going to be directed
exactly the way that the intelligence organizations wanted.
Speaker 22: We preached everybody in a room so they knew what
we were doing basically, and so after the meeting there
was a number of questions asked to him, what do
you want the Air Force to do? And Paul says,
I'd like a grant to investigate UFOs on the base
and a grant to continue this contact that he claimed
he had with some of these aliens, which.
Speaker 1: So essentially this documentary goes through multiple cases of this.
I think the next guy is more and he's a
goofy boomer in the seventies who thinks he's gonna solve
the alien stuff. And then this guy, I think this
is an extreme experience. In every decade they choose like uh,
and I just call them all boomers because I think
that's funny. So there's one like the chosen Boomer who's
chosen to disseminate the alien crap and they just find that. Literally,
they said, to find the people who are like narcissistic,
they want to be famous, they think they're special.
Speaker 22: Years to find the second question.
Speaker 1: Things are getting weird, man.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 21: Dodie played a massive role in the perpetuation of the
roswell myth many of the ideas prominent in the UFO
subculture for two decades and it was completely avoided.
Speaker 1: Yeah so, and it's funny that, like, we know who
the intelligence operative is, who was one of the main
crafters of the alien gibberish nonsense for two decades, and
they're about to go into his later seventies era ChIL
So this more guy who was some big alien person
and anyway, but it was all he was just repeating
all the disinformation for Richard Dody.
Speaker 21: Rick Dody is certainly a fascinating character and clearly a trickster.
Speaker 1: A man who probably has trouble figuring out whether he's
lying or not these days.
Speaker 21: It would not surprise me if people were selected so disinformation.
Speaker 1: Uh did you hear that?
Speaker 14: Duh?
Speaker 1: And look at this army of boomers at this UFO
convention here. I mean, you have like vast fields of
your you know, you have your pickings. Choose the boomer
that you would like to be your disinformation disseminator at
any idiot UFO convention.
Speaker 21: It would also not surprise me if some of the
people were selected because they were not very bright.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, good job. This guy's figuring out. This is
what I've been saying.
Speaker 21: They lacked certain critical judgment, but we're very energetic in
putting out certain messages.
Speaker 1: So idiots to disseminate disinformation. And they're about to talk
about the seventies Boomer era guy who has chosen And
I do often think.
Speaker 21: That some of the people in the government agencies who
have been involved in the UFO field were kind of
pushed or nudged in that direction. They just go into
the field and buck it up automatically by themselves.
Speaker 1: Without that's all faking great. So again the mute button
is I'm not clicking it right to where it unmutes.
But all I was saying is that it's just funny
to me that literally no one at this convention is
under age fifty. This is like the ultimate Boomer conspiracy.
They love aliens and JFK. That's the two Boomer conspiracies.
That's all you never talk about. If you're above that
age group. That's as far as they'll go, no where,
nothing else. And we thought this died. This wasn't like
Gen X millennials. They don't care about aliens and JFK.
And we've had all these other conspiracies the last twenty years.
Lo and behold. In the last two weeks, we're back
to Boomer conspiracy Land. Now we're back to aliens. We
got to it's all aliens. We got to talk about
drones and aliens. That's all there is. So we're back
to Boomer conspiracy world. Thank you, Thank you, Richard Dody
and all these black ops people who are still turning
out this nonsense any external controls.
Speaker 9: Rick is not the man you're after. It's the person
in the control position that's important here. In my opinion,
he was simply a pawn in a much larger game,
just as I was. What we are hearing today about
malevolent aliens underground bases secret treaties with the US government
has its roots firmly planted in the Benowitz affair. The
entire story of a secret treaty between the US.
Speaker 1: Government extreme experience. We believed the world's most exciting cars
should be excessible. Anyway, you guys get the point, you
need to watch the whole documentary after the I think
his name is Paul Moore, Bob Moore, Bob Moore, Paul Moore,
I don't remember his name. I think they move on
to talk about Let's see, is this the guy who
they bring in a guy who worked on Star Trek.
That part's really interesting because he talks about the science
fiction Hollywood techniques they use. Let me see, this may
not be Let's see.
Speaker 3: We talked about possible programs such as three dimensional moving holiography,
this is a tomic provision, a dog program where they
trained shepherds to do reconnaissance, and a lot of laser work.
Wright Patterson, I.
Speaker 1: Think this is the guy who they brought in from
Star Trek who worked on the TV show to and
literally the military is like bringing in Hollywood people to
fake alien footage. They're literally filming fake alien footage and
they're interviewing the people who did it, and they're laughing
about it, and they're laughing that people believe it. So
that's enough on that everybody must go watch Mirage men.
You get the idea. What I outline is really the
basic summation of the whole documentary, But please go watch
it because you see them kind of lay it all out.
And this reminded me of the thing that when Tristan
and I did it in an Alien show a couple
of years ago, Tristan brought this to my attention. I
didn't know about this, which is interesting because this might
be an insight into what's going on in a lot
of these cases. This is this guy named Jan Brobert Jean.
He used the alien story as a giant made up
myth to manipulate and control this woman. Is it his
daughter or he kidnapped a kid? So something crazy abducted
in plain sight, So I guess he kidnapped a kid
and then he I'm going for memory, drugged her and
like raised her to believe some kind of crazy alien nonsense. Right,
And so this woman's story is pretty wild. And although
I don't know that this guy, I don't remember what
his job was, but I don't know that he's not
like a head of the illuminati, like it is not
David Rockefeller, but it might be a window into Wait
a minute, maybe this is also what's going on with
people who are running the alien syop. Are they using
this pattern of creating an alien mythos and story? Are
they drugging people unbeknownst? And if you think that that's
far fetched, are you not familiar with Operation Midnight Climax,
where we know for a fact that the CIA worked
with organized crime to drug John's unbeknownst to them, visiting
houses of ill repute so that the prostitutes could report
on and they could spy on how the men were
acting who were given LSD unbeknownst to them. So you
think that they'll do that with a bunch of hoes
hose given LSD out secretly. But they wouldn't do that
to people. Get I mean, what are you talking about,
Alfred Kinsey. Of course they would do that to people.
They do way worse than that to people. They send
people off to die by the millions. What do you mean, Well,
they wouldn't like control people. They're good as they like
send people off to die. I mean, what are you
talking about. They're not good, You're just naive. So as
we see propaganda from the very earliest days, the Hollywood stuff,
it turns it out from the earliest days projects sign
is connected to the nukes. And why is that Well,
because it ties into the Cold War narrative. And that's
what Paul Collins goes on to discuss. And I'll give
you the link because it's a really long interview that
they did. If you want to go watch that full podcast.
I recommend it, but really you should read their book
Evoking them Beyond. It is really good. And then I
wanted to also address the drone stuff because let's say
I thought I had James Lil Fluor pulled up. Yeah,
I do, because really, in every one of these cases
where we see the drones popping up in the past week,
I've not seen anything that at all smacks of quote
alien or the inexplicable. That's not to say that there
can't be unidentified inexplicable phenomenon. I think there are, but
none of what I've seen so far fits into that category.
Everything fits into the explicable category, even the so called
plasma balls that appear. Do people not know about plasma balls? Now?
On this channel, you know that we've talked about g
O E n G I N E E R I
n G many many times, for many, many years and
years ago on Stanford Research website or on harps own website.
I remember which one it was, but it was Navy
Dot Mill. They had papers up about creating plasma balls.
So we know that they can create plasma balls. It's
exactly what it looks like is going on in some
of these cases. For example, when we see the orbs
that are inexplicable, tell me that the orbs don't look
like this plasma bol right here. So this is a
two thousand and nine fine video that purports to be
a plasma ball. I presume that it's real. I don't
It could be fake, but I don't necessarily think it is.
It looks like probably something they really did create, similar
to perhaps ball lightning. We've all heard of this, and
some of the phenomena of what they see is the
glowing orbs seem to match up pretty closely to this,
so I think that's what that is. We also many
also saw many drones already and last week that popped
up that are clearly drones. So it's odd to me
that anyone would jump to the conclusion that anything other
than drones is going on, especially when they have blinking
what do you call it, airspace compliance lights that blink
like obviously they're drones. Now, That's why I think early
on they rolled out the possibility that Iran has a
mothership with drones, which is just total nonsense, just totally stupid.
Maybe Fox boomers believe that Iran has drone motherships that
are attackingists. I don't know. I don't who knows what
they believe, but I don't think that went over. Even
Elon Musk was making fun of that with Ayatolas like
floating on Foo fighters or something. They could be building
up to something fake flag. I don't know. They could
blame it on Russia or something like this, or China.
Who knows Iran they might try that. But so this
entire let's look at a couple of examples. We're gonna
use James Laflour here one of my favorite spooky clips.
Guys here, Now, these to me could be multiple things.
I'm not sure what this one is. This is supposed
to be from an airplane. I have to admit, when
I was flying back, I forgot about this. And by
the way, I've got the video. I just never put
it up because I forgot once we landed. I don't
remember if it was. I think it was flying back
from Los Angeles. The last time that we flew out
of Los Angeles, I saw a bunch of the similar
things like this, and I have the video on my phone.
I just assumed it was drones like of some kind,
so I never really I didn't put them up because
I didn't put it looked just like this, So you
see that. I have a video just like this of this,
and my assumption is that these are drones. Maybe they're
plasma balls. I don't know, but I do have a
video of something like this. Look at that.
Speaker 15: There's a crazy amount of these chicks into horizon. If
we look closely, we can see some of them blinking
into this and this is this is wild.
Speaker 1: And this was probably as we were flying out of
La kind of over towards maybe you know, like New Mexico, Arizona,
New Mexico, which a lot of this kind of activity,
you know, is in that region, I assume because of
military bases. So that's probably what I saw, and it
looks a.
Speaker 6: Lot like this.
Speaker 15: They don't they don't look like dones, do they.
Speaker 14: Why not?
Speaker 1: I mean, just because they don't have the blinking lights.
That just means they're not commercial flight or commercial drones.
They could be experimental craft at the base.
Speaker 15: So I'm guessing that this was a very long flight.
I mean, he started recording the history of the day
and then he's still recording it at night.
Speaker 1: Either these now when I recorded my example of this,
I mean, once we kind of got away from that
area that I didn't see them anymore, So I don't
know why this guy's still seeing them at night. But
let's move on to the next example of drone stuff.
This is some volcano, that's what we're looking for.
Speaker 15: All of this, so before let's start with Trevor went
to take the trash out at about a fifty three
PM in New Jersey and almost had an up close
contact with these orbs. Checkley sound.
Speaker 1: Now, I mean, couldn't this get seevably be somebody in
the neighborhood flying and drone. I'm not sure why this
one is that like weird, So.
Speaker 15: Whatever this thing is, it got really up close to
him and he recorded a three sixty videos, so people
understand that this is not the reflection of his window
or anything like that.
Speaker 1: This one, I mean, this could be like a drone,
like a bunch of drones flying, or this could be
I don't know what this is for you guys, this
is probably some drone light show or something. I mean, yes,
I know Elon's brother owns a company of drone shows.
Another one of the videos that was going around of
the one that looks like the cabola tree supposely that
was somebody's birthday party where the drones were doing a
drone show. But what's interesting is that is the over
the uh the sea. Now why would they be appearing
and flying in over the see. I have a theory
about this, which I think is pretty easy to understand
if you go back into the lore of this stuff
of aliens and drones and all this kind of stuff.
I don't believe in aliens, but if you go back
to the history of the connection between drones and the
so called UFO phenomenon, a lot of times this is
said to be under the direction of the Navy, or
the ONI, or the National Security Council, norrad. These are
the kinds of entities that pop up when you read
about this stuff. And my thought was, well, if this
is being run by the Navy, it makes sense that
maybe the drones are actually coming from a naval ship.
They're flying in doing a psyop, freaking people out, and
then they're returning back to a ship. And nobody seems
to have posited this. I'm not sure why, because it
makes perfect sense of the Navy would be running this
stuff like off of the coast, because a lot of
these sightings are near bases. They're off the coast, and
people are reporting that the drones or the orbs of
the lights like fly in from the sea and then
they fly back towards the sea. Okay, I don't think
there's underground sea bases. They're not aliens that live underwater.
They're drones returning to the naval ship. That's my theory.
What do you guys think? But I don't know. This
is my theory because everybody nobody thinks about the Navy
when they think about this kind of stuff. But my
dad was in the Navy, so I think maybe the
Navy runs some of this stuff. They do a lot
of stuff with drones, And if you think about it,
that makes sense actually in warfare, right, because if you've
got a naval ship that's gonna be fighting, you know,
in the sea somewhere five hundred miles away, they're probably
gonna send out drone fleets to you know, scout or whatever.
Speaker 6: Because we don't have I can't just tectually give me.
Speaker 1: Here, baby, your doors getting scared?
Speaker 6: Look right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, those could just be airplanes waiting to land, right,
I mean, if you depending on what angle you're at,
if you if you see airplanes that are circling waiting
to land, they kind of look like kind of look
like that, and the only way to tell the difference
is to actually see, uh, if they land or if
they have the you know, blinking federal compliance lights or whatever.
Speaker 15: They are giant, right, So at this point, a lot
of people are asking themselves, are these orbs possibly Eightian
or something like that? And Jessica Cappo recorded a few
interesting videos on her TikTok, And there was this other
lady who recorded a video in which she kind of
talks to these orbs and these.
Speaker 1: Now this one I think is really stupid. Uh, I'm
gonna skip this because people talking to the orbs. This
one goofy woman's like do I believe in Jesus? Or
starts blinking she thinks she thinks is replying to her. So, uh,
let's kip ahead to this one kind of looks like
one of the plasma things. That's why I played the
the plasma clip and let's see what you guys think.
Speaker 15: A good zoo man and apparently these things are organic,
they're not mechanical.
Speaker 1: Does that not look exactly like plasma? Talk to the Oh,
this this one, this one trying to talk to it. So, uh, yeah,
I believe in Jesus.
Speaker 3: God is.
Speaker 12: God?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 1: I guess that makes sense though, because if it was
a demon, I would be like, uh, go away in
the name of Jesus. So I guess I guess that
makes sense. Actually, So let's see. Now this is weird because,
as you guys may or may not know, people are
also reporting weird electrical phenomena. This is another kind of
classic alien thing that accompanies the aliens. Right the time displacement,
I lost five minutes when the aliens came. And then
people say, oh, the electrical equipment went crazy, and my clock,
you know, my digital clock went nuts. Now, Jamie and
I actually kid you not. We were traveling to It
was actually on our way back from Vegas when we drove,
which was a mistake. So we drove to Vegas to
our Vegas event, and then we drove back, and I
think on the way back we stayed somewhere I don't
remember where, and we saw this. We saw we were
out of town. I don't have no idea. We stayed
so many places two weeks to drive back. I didn't
remember where we were. Maybe somewhere in New Mexico, and
we were staying at a hotel where the entire block
was experiencing this kind of stuff. We saw this from
gcass on Twitter, so the literally we saw this exact
same thing, and my only thought was, maybe these lights
are on a timer and the timers like going crazy.
But here's the weird part is I could understand that
happening like one time, but it happened like all night
as far as we could tell. And why is this
happening in tons of places? Like why would many many,
many places be experiencing the same light freak out, Like
doesn't the light programmer guy like go and fix this
of this happen? Like why is this happening everywhere? So
it's odd and I would expect that if they are
running a sy op, that they would intentionally interfere with
the electronics and whatnot, and that probably, say the military
class drones that they have, whatever they are, they probably
are able to go out and jam electrical signals and transmissions.
I mean that seems logically what drones would be involved
in doing a in a wartime scenario. I'm not saying
that we're in a wartime scenario. I'm saying that if
there's a SYOP, then the capabilities that the drones have
would be used in the sye ops, such as jamming
electrical signals and so forth. We saw, we literally saw this.
Speaker 15: You can actually see one of the orbs up there
in this kind.
Speaker 1: Now that's interesting because it does appear in this case
that there was an ORB. When when Jamie and I
saw this of the parking lot and the block of
businesses where we were, I didn't even think to look
up for an ORB, so I wasn't paying attention. I
just was like, somebody needs to reset the timers on
the parking lot lights. Uh, but I don't even I
don't know how parking lot lights work. Maybe somebody is
a parking light man and they know, well, yeah, there's
a time over here at the hub you have to
set the timer. Is how do they work? I don't know.
And there's well I didn't have the radio on, so no,
I didn't hear any like garbled radio signals. We just
saw the parking lot lights going crazy like that. Or
when we saw it, By the way, it wasn't vehicles
doing it. It was only the lights in a bunch
of parking lots. I didn't see any vehicles. This seems
to be Tesla's, though, which suggests that it has to
do with electrical signals. Right, So it's not purely gasoline cars.
I'm guessing because if you notice this parking lot, this
is like all Tesla's that are experiencing this.
Speaker 9: Do it? Oh my, oh my god.
Speaker 1: My phone's like a funny, weird noiseless too.
Speaker 15: When person says this is how Tesla's update their system.
But someone said this he's a Tesla owner, That's not
how it works. So this is in southwest Houston.
Speaker 6: What the first Encounters of the third kind is going
on here?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 1: It is like like Close Encounters, remember, because the aliens
are speaking through the music and the sounds boo. I mean,
I'm not saying this is aliens. I'm just saying that.
Now I see why she's saying that. I didn't catch
up the first time I watched this.
Speaker 15: So this is coming in from Susan Mills forty two
on TikTok. But this is in the month of August.
It could just be that this all began way before
we've noticed it. This is coming in from Athic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because when Jamie and I saw it. It was
months ago when we were leaving the Vegas event. This
is somebody saying that birds are acting weird from the
electromagnetic signals. Maybe I don't know. I'm gonna skip that.
Let's see, birds are not real. Ho everybody saw this.
It went everywhere. I have no idea whether this guy's clause.
I don't feel I feel like, if you were a
contractor for the government, you're not going to leak online
what's going on with drones. So I would anytime there's
somebody leaking information from private military contractors, I take it
with a grain of salt.
Speaker 15: How do you explain that? And be that everyone zooming
in on these objects, these orbs, it appears as if
they are organic.
Speaker 5: What is.
Speaker 15: I'm not obeying laws of physics or gravity and all that.
So she explains plasma and dark matter, and in a
few minutes I'll.
Speaker 1: Expec hence, yeah, plasma. I'm gonna skip this girl. This girl,
at first, she sounds like she knows she was talking
about this. Then it turns into all this like goofy
new age stuff. So I'm gonna skip her. But I
do think it makes sense in terms of plasma and
we just saw the clip where it was a plasma ball.
So but I'm gonna skip this new age stuff that's
about it in that video. And then I think I
want to ask you guys opinion about something in the
same vein but different. It's not directly related to aliens,
although many people relate this to the aliens, whereas that one.
This so you guys remember, like this would be about
twenty eleven twenty ten when the video started popping up everywhere.
Of the weird sounds, the loud booms. Sometimes it sounds
like into the world trumpets. Sometimes it sounds like giant
steel beams creaking. And of course people have been since
twenty eleven or twelve tying this into the supposed alien stuff. Right,
they're here, they're among us now. First thing to be
said is that this is one of the easiest videos
to fake, right, the easiest thing to fake, because all
you have to do is record, you know, the sounds
of the things from Tom Coomb's world The World's right,
and then you just take that audio and put walk
outside and then you point your phone up to the
sky and you just put that in your video over
the video. In fact, I made a stupid video where
I rickrolled everybody. Guys, some of youm remember this where
I was making a spooky sky sounds video and then
I said, you guys got to hear this. It's unbelievable.
And then I walked outside and it was Rick Astley.
So I rickrolled everybody with Rick from the sky. So
it's really easy to fake. But you know, like evangelicals
think it's the rapture.
Speaker 24: The raptures of scouts sounds, but there were actually local
news clips about this too, So this is the thing
is like, And yes, I understand local news lies, but
I think local news is less likely to lie, even though.
Speaker 1: They do have a history of promoting scientism nonsense. Right,
let's see local news. I think that Jason a guy,
he's got like an evangelical End Times channel, which I'm
not recommending that, but he usually collects together some of
the best local news clips about this kind of stuff. Actually,
there's way more of these news clips than I even
thought there were, so fel we want to show you
if you look into it, like there's a million of
these apparently, right, So this is from uh eleven years
ago when these sounds started popping up, and if it's
all fake, okay, but like, why are all the news
sites recording it? People? And there's also people who called
into the police, like there's loud booms and you know,
scared Grandma's So that I don't think all of that
would be fake, right, there wouldn't be.
Speaker 19: We want to show it is a right white light
flying across the screen.
Speaker 13: There you see it.
Speaker 15: We've been making calls all night trying to figure this out.
Speaker 1: Well, that just looks like a common ourmediate what was it?
Speaker 25: Nine of your side, Lis Kotolak has been looking into
this mystery, she joins us lide, Liz, what do we know?
Speaker 1: Well, what I do know is that whatever this was,
hundreds of people saw it.
Speaker 26: There were big lights, big booms, and it all happened
around seven thirty tonight. People really from all over the state,
even in other states, have been calling our newsroom, writing
on our Facebook a page all the way from Las
Vegas to the Mexican border, everywhere in Arizona, from.
Speaker 1: Flagstaff to Oro Valley, even to the Benson.
Speaker 26: Now take a look at this video out of Phoenix.
Speaker 1: You'll see that white light traveling right acros. So let
me go over to his channel because I think he's
got a funny had a collection of some of these recently.
Of the booms. This is all drone, drone, drown, drone, drone, drone.
Let's go back. We'll go back to James's video because
he accluded a video recently and he talks about so
have you seen this the cowboy dude from TikTok who
went viral over this. I think I I mean, I'm
not accusing this guy. I mean I kind of think
he's staging it. Because once people started talking about the
videos where you look like you're being held hostage and
you're like, you're doing your video like this, I want
to explain to you guys that there are no phenomena
that are happening, and I was incorrect, and I've talked
to government scientists and they have let me know that
everything that was on Jason ELS's channel is fake. And
also you should not listen to me except for listen
to me now, because everything I said was wrong, like, oh,
he's being held hostage. Look, this is goofy and I
think it's theatrics. It's kind of funny. But so this
guy starts his whole thing out with the booms then
he claims that he's not supposed to talk about the booms.
What do you guys think? Is he lying? You tell
me what you think, Idaho.
Speaker 15: But if not.
Speaker 25: Shortly after posting my video about the booms, I have
a law enforcement friend. I'm not gonna say at state
level or county level, but he came over to my
house and said, hey, Aaron, would be a good idea
to pull the video you posted about the.
Speaker 1: Booms and not talk about it anymore. Huh.
Speaker 25: He didn't tell me if he knew what they were
or what they were doing it for, but he says
as an agency, they've been told to deny, deflect, and diffuse,
so they don't want it to be talked about. No,
I'm not crazy the theories. But my officer friend did
tell me about a local amateur seismologist that contacted the
news and gave him a story about he set up
several different seismology detectors around the area and he was
going to run a story on it. And shortly thereafter,
before they could actually run the story, he had a
heart attack.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's his setup. And after this there's this
video where he says, oh, I was contacted by you'll
see what I mean. Do you think after you watch this,
tell me if you think this is staged or legit
strange stories.
Speaker 15: So you watched the first video where he talks about
the booms and we're not supposed to talk about them,
and then he explained this is his next video. Look
at that.
Speaker 27: The videos I made about the mysterious boom sound may
have caused some unexpected concerns and consequences. I'm making this
video to set the record straight and clear up a
rumors and misinformation.
Speaker 1: I was recently contacted.
Speaker 27: By some well educated scientists who explained the whole boom phenomenon.
Speaker 1: I want to know about the uneducated scientists that he
was contacted by, because I mean their opinions account too.
So it's funny that he said I was contacted by
well educated scientists, not the mid grade scientists and not
the totally slow boy scientists. These were actually high IQ scientists.
I promise.
Speaker 27: First, the booms or hearing and feeling are not new.
Speaker 1: In fact, they've been happening for hundreds.
Speaker 27: Of years and they are just part of nature. In fact,
there are several natural causes that produce to boom sound.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the booms. Maybe that's earth plates rubbing together something. Okay,
maybe I don't know. I'm not a science man, I'm
not into seismology, so I don't know. But now I
want to look at a couple of these to see
if you guys think that they're being staged or if
there's actually some kind of thing going on that go
actually goes beyond just booms, right, So it's not just
like booms, like, Okay, maybe you know they're using dynamite
to create a mine or something, or fracking, perhaps underground,
you know, drilling, they're fracking this kind of stuff. Maybe
they're drilling underground tunnels for bases, which are real, so
maybe that's what's the sound is. But then some of
these zounds are bizarre, inexplicable, and or perhaps fake. So
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Where were we at, James Lafloor? Where are we at?
No booms? This forgot? What are the booms? That's what
we're trying to figure out? Remember these back in the day.
They started popping off in twenty eleven. Can somebody who's
high IQ in the audience save this from me? Is
it skyquakes? I mean, look, I'm always open to a
rational scientific explanation, but skyquakes? Something about the I mean
I understand, Okay, there's plate tectonics. Okay, yeah, I got it,
But I don't know, man, something about skyquakes just sounds
faking great. I don't know, it just sounds like crap.
Speaker 15: What do you.
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: At first I thought this was just an airplane. But
if you listen to like, it just keeps going like
an airplane. You hear the sound and and it moves away.
But this never stops. Is that?
Speaker 14: Please? Let me guys hear this wait for him?
Speaker 1: So somebody should be able to like take that sound
and see if that's a sound from a movie or
a sound effect or something. You know what I mean.
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just some science nerds.
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actually high IQ, which they claim to be, I would
expect that they better accept bigcoin or else we're all
just wasting our time. I mean, you think of alien
wants Fiat hell no ing five dollars. They're not warps.
They're just convoy operations and they use them with drones
and planes to fly blacked out or with minimal lights
near cities. Who does You're saying the military has convoy operation.
But see, in the case of a lot of these drones,
there's nothing to do with airplane flights. They're just everywhere now,
so they're flying all around Florida. There's yesterday's drone video
was uh, they're not That was the what I'm trying
to say. The cemetery and that idiot cows yo, Yo,
y'all best get right with guy right now. There's a
what's he doing in cemetery?
Speaker 9: Yo?
Speaker 1: Benedict Kirby ten dollars, Thank you for these great streams. Oh, oh,
thank you glad you guys are having fun. I'm having
a blast. This is a lot of fun. Help me
understand what you mean. They're not orbs. Some of them
look like plasma balls. They do them with drones and planes.
They fly blacked out. What flies blacked out? The drones
or the plasma orb. If it's a plasma orb, it's
not blacked out. I don't understand what your super chap means,
but it sounds like you know what you're talking about.
Help me know what you're talking about. Benedict's Kirby. No,
we already did that Edward Scissorhans Chop Chop baby five dollars.
So are the orbs different and weirder than the drones?
Are they laser hologram fakeries? They could be. I mean,
we know about Project Blue Beam that gets talked about
all the time, and I'm actually tired of talking about
It's why we didn't talk about it tonight. But I
did a whole podcast with Maria Zee that you can
find on my rock Finn Twitter. It's everywhere, so go
look up Blue Beam. Jay Dyer, by the way, we
just did a new podcast with her, which should be
up either today or tomorrow pretty soon. I don't know
what's going on. That's why I'm asking you, my collective
smart boy audience. We have a high we have the
highest psych you audience on the internet. Literally literally, it's
all just like smart people. We're trying to take the
handful of slow boys and make them fast boys. So
even the slow boys aren't are fast boys in potentia
they're fast was being actualized from pure potency, or they're
spoken twenty dollars. Audio recordings are even easier to fake
than video. Exactly I should know as a professional recording engineer.
Correct ken, then some professional audio engineer please debunk and
figure out the source of these audio sounds. Are they
just clipping you know, Tom Coombs world the worlds and
putting it to video. That's weird.
Speaker 15: So this was in Colorado Springs, the US, twenty twenty four,
and then you got this video from Irish hat guy,
but the video was deleted. So let's play this one.
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