Speaker 1: That we can prove that our morals are theologists from God.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's just because of history.
Speaker 1: It proves it. I was just robunting certain points that
he made about history. We've actually built civilizations Canada. Law
is very important in the history of law, history of
law theory. University has come from wars at oxyd.
Speaker 3: So when we reject dialectics and dialectical tensions and the
presuppositions of dialectics, which are the very room all gnostic
systems are all built on dialectical tensions and the assumptions
of dialectics.
Speaker 1: All the way back to Plato.
Speaker 3: When we reject that, what we're left with is a
unique revealed anthropology and a unique metaphysic, a unique worldview,
a unique.
Speaker 1: Ethic that is not just in theory.
Speaker 4: It's actually been proved and stamped into history in the
longest empire in the world.
Speaker 5: Ye m.
Speaker 1: Dire wave. We've learned so much. If you've been on
the Jay's analysis right, A lot of you guys are
new I understand that's cool, glad to have you here,
But some of you have been with me for the
long haul. If there are some who've been with Jason
Alysis for ten years reading it back in the day,
and we've come a long way.
Speaker 6: We'll come a long way.
Speaker 5: Suppossssss.
Speaker 1: What's up? I'm interviewing myself. As you can see, there's
a damn bug in here. As always, how y'all doing, Yes,
we finally got away. Took two days for the update
on this side back, so got that advanced hot latest
tech right, taking two days to update, and we got
you boy, Tristana excuse me, no dead naming. We got
Tristana coming on. And we're gonna be covering two alien
movies that we thought needed to be covered because they
fit directly into the new disclosure your jabber so as
everybody now knows, as we predicted for year two, year,
five year, seven year, we did the interviews with the
Collins brothers as you saw actually seven years ago, predicting
the disclosured sigh out deception. We did the I'm gonna
go ahead and turn that off because I mean, one
of me is beautiful, but two of me is a
diva dance that I don't think anybody in the stream
is prepared for. You can't handle double diva, you can
barely handle one diva. Half of you can't. Half of
you start weeping if I start talking. So we're gonna
We're gonna wait till Tristan shows up. But then again
he might show up and I can't see him, but
he can wait. That bis k wait, that bis kuld
wait anyway that bis kuwait and kult wait for all
lock her. We got that bitch waiting and could wait.
What were we talking about? I got got like twenty
things on them, like a crypto on my mind. What
was I just talking about? I forgot Welcome everybody. We're
just killing a little bit of time. We are also
we want to test out right, make sure the stream works,
because you know, if you don't keep your Mac, your
old Mac that you use for interviews updated, and then
you try to do an interview and you forget that
it wasn't updated, and then it crashes. So that's what
we had happening. Dire Coin is going to be on
the market soon. There was Oh, we were talking about
the other the old interview. So I did an old
interview seven years ago with the Collins brothers on the disclosure,
so Alien Deception. Then another interview a couple years later,
which would be four to five years ago with Colin's
brothers on the same topic. All of January of this year,
we made it Alien January to tell you guys, to
prepare you guys, because they were going to do this
because Klaus Klaus said in his viral video from a
few years ago that went viral on Twitter before they
removed it. Well, economic forum, you will see the alien
disclosure narrative disclosed in the next ten years. That was
twenty sixteen when that video came out. So here we
are twenty twenty one, what five years later, and this
is the big hot deception that's out there, and it's
so obvious too. We did an excellent stream over on
rock Fan Tristan and I where we covered this topic
for those rock Fan subscribers, and that was a lot
of fun. We covered the topic specifically pacifically in regard
to the narrative itself, so we weren't really talking about movies.
But tonight we're going to talk about movies, and we
haven't done a real deep dive in a video on
close encounters. I did close Encounters on in my book.
My first book has a lengthy essay and for those
that recall one of the best books ever written. I'm
joking those that recall my book, what did we put
an eighty page chunk mega several chapters of in there?
Alien Disclosure Deception narrative. It's like the third It's like
a fourth of the book. So I wrote this in well,
actually I wrote these essays, some of them ten years ago.
I wrote the ET essay ten years ago.
Speaker 6: I wrote the.
Speaker 1: So the whole second section of the book is what.
Speaker 7: Spilberg's Android Space brothers?
Speaker 1: Right? And what did I tell you about? I told
you about the Alien Deception eighty plus pages on it.
Dog HG Wells Et Close Encounters, AI Minority Report, Time Machine. Dude,
we was ahead of the curve, okay, we was coming
around the curve on our Kawasaki crotch rocket. Everybody, y'all
was over there on your little training wheels with the
little sprinkly things hanging off of the train, coming slowly
coming around the curve. Y'all are just now coming around
that curve, and we done been to the tasty freeze.
We done got our chili dog sit on tenny dolls
outside the test fees, and you're still coming around your
training bike. You ain't even got the training wheels off,
you're sitting on a banana bike. Whoever in been a
that dumb ass thing? Because I told you about this
years ago? Yeah, years ago, Yeah, yeah, yeah, years ago.
My buck came out in what twenty sixteen? My Buck's
been out five years? Isn't that crazy? Doesn't even seem
like it five years and there's an eighty page chunk
saying that there's going to be an alien disclosure deception
that would replace traditional Western religious ideas. What did your
boy Barack oh say yesterday in the news? Did you see?
It was all in the news yesterday. We're good, love it.
We have new religions. The alien threat, there's not a threat.
I think if we have we have alien disclosure, I
think we'd have new new religions. I have a bunch
of new religions. I think that'd be a good thing. Okay.
Obama was in the news yesterday saying that when there's
alien disclosure, we'll have new religions. It'd be a great thing. Bruh.
So where I mean, by the way I was I wrote,
I did a video saying that doctor Foucie, doctor Flousi,
doctor Anthony Flowsy Flawson was connected to things. Remember that
in March of last year, and that turned out to
be all now in the mainstream. But guess what spa
RS document said that they would burn people like doctor
FLAUSSI right he over there, Flawsson with Fergie. Now, I
guess what? I wrote another book? Did you know? I
wrote a second book. I've only hawked it to you,
my audience seventeen thousand, three hundred and forty three times.
But in that second book I wrote there was another chunk,
a big old chunk of fifty pages. And guess what
that fifty page chunk was called.
Speaker 7: Hollywood Forecast Weather of Ma destruction and alien psychological warfare,
Alien psychological warfare.
Speaker 1: I'm you know what, I'm sorry to get tired of
this damn chair. Dude. I'm about to throw this chair
out in the yard. I'm about I had enough of it.
I can't stand the stupid ass boomer chair. I mean,
I think after years of streaming and we're headed up
towards one hundred thousand views and hosting some of the
biggest radio shows in the US, now I think we
can upgrade to a decent chair. I think, don't you think?
I think, don't you guys agree with me. I think
you think we think. But I'm sorry. I just had
to had to do a little horn tooting, a little
tooting of the horn because we've been right, dude, We've
been right about everything. And I wrote books. They're on record.
You can go look up the publication dates of my books. Now.
The Call Brothers just put out a mammoth thousand page
book on the alien deception, so they were they were
ahead of everybody on that curve for sure. But again,
I did write two books with a total of one
hundred and forty and forty it was what eighty plus
forty or eighty plus fifty, one hundred and thirty pages
or so dedicated to the alien deception, countless podcasts covering
the alien side. And here it is, as we said again,
I first talked about the alien sig Out deception on
my old blog in two thousand and eight, two thousand
and eight, So yeah, I'm known about this for a
long time. It's pretty obvious, not a hard one to
figure out. Is our beautiful Tristana here yet? No, I
don't think he's here yet. Let's see Tristana. She's nicer yet,
So we'll wait on her. But you know, we love
to chit chat gibber jabber. People always complain, Get on
with it, get on with it. Don't hurt my feelings
like that. This is a soft place on this platform,
and we don't tolerate hurt feelings on this platform. Anyone
who has hurt feelings, it's not welcome here. This is
a safe space for everyone in my audience who are
soft and fluffy. But yeah, so, I mean, for example,
in one of the essays, we covered signs right m Night,
Shamalama ding Dong's signs signs signs it with a silencetive
my mind, don't do this, get you reads. I don't
even know the lyrics. I just it's just spewing out gibberish,
right like signs signs breaking my mind?
Speaker 6: Do this?
Speaker 1: Don't do that. Can't you read the signs as a hairband?
Isn't it? Tesla?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 1: It was Tesla as Elon Musk's original group before he
started his company. Yeah, right, we covered signs, alien engineering, alien.
I covered alien in this Yeah, alien engineering is alien
and aliens? Right, So I mean, come on, and what
else did we cover in our book?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: We covered large scale cult trafficking networks. Oh and that's
all come out, by the way, hasn't it yet? I mean,
and people talk shit all the time, and I wrote
books covering all this, and I was right, I wanna
kill that damn bug. Right, it's the same bug that
was flying around Obama's face. Remember that I did an
Obama impression and here come bugs flying on my face.
So what does that tell you? Somebody get that fly? Well,
we gotta fly in here. We've got a new religion
we're gonna worship. Speaking of the fly, have you ever
seen Jeff Goldblum Jeff gol blooms in a movie called
a Fly. I'm starting to mess up my I used
to have a really good Obama impression. Now it's messing up.
Brock Obama, brock a Joebama. We're gonna do this. Okay,
we're gonna, We're gonna we're gonna pull through. Okay? Is
that better? And uh, I think I have a really
good Jeff Goldblum. But then people are always you never know.
Some people hear things different. If you noticed that, like,
you'll do an impression and somebody would be like, that's
the deaf, that's the deafest dopest Jeff Goldblum I've ever heard,
and another person be like, dude, you are the worst
impressionist in the world. Please go kill yourself because you
do not even remotely sound like Jeff Goldblum. So you
never know, you never know. Sounds are purely relative. That's
my new theory on that. Literally every sound is purely relative.
So we're gonna be covering, as you know, two classics
in the genre of alien movies. Now, I don't really
guess Fourth Kind is a classic.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 1: A lot of there seems to be some divide over
this movie. Some people, I think Tristan thinks it was terrible.
It's pretty dumb, it's funny. But there's a reason that
I chose this for us to do because there's an
element of meta in this and as you know, of course,
it was presented as a docu drama. I don't know
what you would call it. You know, when they it
was in the phase of when found footage movies were
still popular, and so it's kind of in that found
footage genre, and it presents itself like, you know, these
these interviews with a woman who underwent abduction phenomenon, you know,
going to the psychiatrist and all that. It's sort of
you know, Mila Jobe bitch plays that person, you know.
But there is some interesting symbolism and so as you know,
this is gonna hint at demons, you see, but it's
also going to be presented as a real thing within
a fictional story which is fake.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: So there's a an ironic analogy to the alien narrative here,
you see with this movie, and it's playing on Close
Encounters of the Third Kind as a next level of abduction,
right beyond Close Encounters of the Third Kind. I don't
know which alien dork came up with this classification series,
but this is the next level, right, Oh, you had
a third kind. I had a fourth kind, dude, But
I do appreciate the fourth kind bringing in that alien element,
I mean that demon element, excuse me. And of course
Close Encounters is relevant from nineteen seventy seven because this
is the first kind of blockbuster presentation of the abduction
narrative as a horror, because certainly there have been plenty
of Hollywood cashing in on the alien garbage right all
the way back to forties and fifties. Be interesting to
see what the first alien movie would be maybe that old,
the old old movie about landing on the moon from
like the teens in the twenties, you know what I'm
talking about, and their moon men and that, and that's
based on nahty well, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 1: These fly y'all got to donate so we can get
some fly paper in here, uh and get rid of
the demons that are the little gold blooms flying around.
There's a bunch of little Jeff gold Blooms flying around here, harassing.
Speaker 8: Me, Little bitty Jeff gold Blooms. I'm flying around here
doing a little bit of chaos mathematics, you shay uh.
The the the Jeff Goldboom flies have the the the
the ability to to to to do chaos math's a
sort of whisp about.
Speaker 1: I'll say, I can't my Jeff is off right, But
these flies, these little Jeff goblums are in here harassing
me doing their their chaos mathematics. Remember that in Jurassic
Part he's a chaos mathematics. What the what is a
chaos mathematician? That's obviously a Hollywood science profession, although nowadays
Hollywood science professions are the real ones rights misick Japanese
space science right or uh, by the way, Trustan just
pointed out, Mikokku just used to work for the Department
of Defense. Shocker. And then I I don't have proof
of Spielberg working with Department of Defense or CIA or anything,
but it's it's like there's got to be like some
level of because Spielberg has obviously been at some degree
putting out movies that are amenable to US propaganda. Right.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 1: I haven't come across heart evidence of that, but I
would assume that it exists somewhere. But regardless, I mean,
as a film, Close Encounters is a good film, right,
I'm not saying it has good morals. I'm not saying
it's it's a positive thing. But you do in the
UFO circles, you do get these people like Richard Dreyfuss
who literally will this becomes a religion and they'll leave
their family that all do all kinds of crazy stuff,
right with all this alien nonsense. Right, So is Tristanna here? Yet?
Where is he at? Here? We go? Here he comes,
I have to admit her to the room. We got
a pretty face incoming, we got a diva incoming. Can
you guys, handle the double diva that you're getting tonight.
Double D divas, double D yes, double D divas, including Tristana.
We can hear you, babe, we can hear you.
Speaker 2: Lodgers her.
Speaker 1: News today we've seen my life.
Speaker 2: It's gold Church old mynd begin to pray.
Speaker 1: Then the alien lie, it touches my faces were all
what all over im all the ship? Welcome Devil's Peak.
Speaker 9: I'll show you hold the gris wels.
Speaker 2: What hole part into the demon ship? Whos horse? Richard
Travis news or.
Speaker 1: My favorite line is when he screams Turkey.
Speaker 2: Turkey, Turkey. That's the best. Yeah, that's the worst moment
in the movie. That's like, why would you not? I
don't I don't get that part.
Speaker 1: That was a that was a boom. That was a
boomer like cut down in the eighties. My dad, if
somebody would cut him off in traffic, he would pull
a Richard Divers. He's like Turkey, he would do that.
Speaker 2: The worst the worst part is if you've seen the
nineteen or the two thousand and three Close Encounters of
the Third Kind final cut where it actually ends with
Creed is on the mother Ship and the Richard Dreyfuss
and Creed singing that song together before going up to wherever.
It's weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's actually the p Funk mothership. So it's
like to the roof Aul the circle, to the roof
al the ccle.
Speaker 2: That was like the nineteen eighty two director's cut was
p funk and it was partly fun.
Speaker 1: The p Funk mothership is the mothership that p funk has. Okay,
to the roof alf the Socle tocle.
Speaker 2: What did they like that scene when the when like
that like weird praying mantis alien comes down, that should
have been Scott's staff, Like.
Speaker 10: His hair's like blowing and the light and the wind
and he's just with hold on.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was, I mean we could if you know
the narrative of close encounters, you basically got people being
taken and we don't know where they is. Right, So
the real Scott stat right who remember he came back,
said that the Illuminati were after him. Do you remember that, dude?
Speaker 2: No? I don't remember that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, seriously, so Scott's staff claimed that, uh, the
Illuminati were going to whack him. We covered it on
a boiler room.
Speaker 2: Actually that's why why do they want him. He was
he was bringing too many people to Creed, to the property.
Speaker 1: He was well, I mean, I don't remember his narrative, okay,
but I'm gonna have to say that I kind of
think that it may have been Scott's step was on
drugs and not really being hunted by the Illuminati.
Speaker 2: Might have been might have had his nostrils wide open.
My heart is breeding so fast, and okay, stop talking.
Speaker 1: He had that Tony Montanas the style Mountain instead of
instead of you know how Richard Dreyfus makes the Devil's
Mountain out of his his mashed potato, Scotts Staff was
making the Devil's Mountain out of Tony Montana's polo cocaine like,
but he.
Speaker 2: Was using just the natural grease from his hair. It
just kind of rings it out into there and then
just like forms it in whatever shit.
Speaker 1: That's pure lard.
Speaker 2: Dude, How all right? I gotta say like Close Encounters
as like a film. I mean, obviously it's a mythology,
it's nuts, it's insane, but it's actually like a pretty
when you put it side by side between with that
and Fourth Kind. That Fourth Kind movie was trash. I
have to say, dude, me and jessk are both upset
that you made us watch that.
Speaker 1: Well, there's a reason I made you guys watch it,
though it wasn't to do so much with the quality
of the film or the presentation. Dude, there is like
twenty freaking flies in here. I'm getting attacked by Jeff
little bit of Jeff Goldbloms. I'm not joking here like
everywhere in here. Everyone, please donate to the stream labs
so that I can buy more flypaper and we can
catch these little, these little bitchy ass Jeff Goldblooms running
around in here harassing me.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, hop it needs a new mac iMac too,
because we had to reschedule. Were scheduled for this the
other day and then we this is this is round two.
It's working this time.
Speaker 1: I'm presently typing up a strongly worded email to UH,
and I've tagged Wozniak and UH Steve Jobs in this email,
So Steve Jobs is getting a strongly worded email that
my Mac should not take two days to update.
Speaker 2: Right, that's right, thank you. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: And I took just on his advice and deleted all
the hint I that was on here, taking up about
twenty five gigabytes of the hard drive, so all the
HNTTI is gone. Tristan said, to get rid of all that,
I'll have to find a new fetish. I guess I
don't know, but Tristan said, get rid of all your
tentacle porns.
Speaker 2: So I did in Japanese.
Speaker 1: All right, So, uh, I'm joking, I'm being I'm being
a jokester. The reason that we did it shows fourth
kind with this film was because it brings in the
demon element, which we do want to touch on. It
brings in the meta. There's a meta aspect to this
to where it's presented like it's this actual event that
is found footage. So it's on the latter stages of
that trend of you know, the from Blair Witch all
the way up to the mid two thousands, there's that
trend of found footage movies.
Speaker 2: And this is the execution was just terrible though, Like
because some of the the so called found footage, to me,
all that looked like the footage of the in the
supposed with the psychiatry session. It's like that was acting right,
Like there's no way that was real footage.
Speaker 1: No, it's all fake, and it was pretty obviously fake
as soon as the.
Speaker 2: Movie they say that it's found footage, and it's like
in the beginning, it's like this is we mixed found
footage and real audio recordings, and it's like none of
this seems real at all. This is like terrible act.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the part that made the movie critically a failure.
It actually did make money, however, it was a commercial success,
but critically it was a failure precisely because of the
just obviously ridiculous aspect of the found footage looking so fake,
and so the presentation was just kind of dumb. However,
it's an analogy for the alien UFO psyop deception because
within the narrative of the story is a fake story
which is presented as real. Right, And we get this
story of the demons, we get this story, all this stuff,
but there's other things going on here and.
Speaker 2: As well as as well as like Mko's stuff, obviously
possible ritual abuse, right type you know, missing time.
Speaker 1: The missing children.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, you're wiping the memory wiping and manipulation through
psychiatry and hypnosis, right, So hypnosis plays a big part of.
Speaker 1: This absolutely, Yeah, So uh we're gonna let's start with
the the crappier of the two movies. We'll start with
Fourth Kind. Although Fourth Kind is actually playing on the
narrative and the title of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, right,
so third that's a piggybacking it is. Yeah, yeah, exactly,
and uh, the idea of being I don't know what dork,
what geek came up with the classification system that they
have here, but supposedly, right, fourth kind is like the
level beyond right, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. So
you know, if you if you fourth if the aliens
have only gone to second base, right and grabbed your boobies,
they haven't done the butt stuff yet.
Speaker 2: That's the the demons actually eat you, right, so they
consume your soul and turn you into it's.
Speaker 1: Pretty much like you know, like getting the second third,
fourth base right, because the aliens, you know, they love
the booty thing.
Speaker 2: Well this what's crazy about space is like first base
and space is butt stuff. That's what's crazy.
Speaker 1: So it's backwards. Okay, Uh, let's talk about fourth kind.
This was a night or two thousand and I think
seven movie and another thing I sent to you, which
is weird and I don't have an answer to this.
I actually read a whole bunch of articles. The Atlantic
has a gigantic essay on all of the missing people
in Alaska. And you might think, oh, oh, well, you
know it's just a bunch of damn ne'er do wells
who flee to thousands, right, how many know? It's more
than that. So in the last few decades it is
sixteen to twenty thousand people just disappear in Alaska. And
of course Noam Alaska is one of the famous cases
of multiple people who disappeared. It's loosely related to this movie. Now,
the official story isn't that it was aliens, right, the
movie is presenting a theory that it's connected to aliens,
but we don't actually know. Nobody really knows what is
going on with all the missing people. It could tie
in to David Polites is missing four to one one
stuff where people go missing it. You know, the national
parks a lot of times, kids.
Speaker 2: Like the Pacific Northwest is a hot spot for mill
like NASA, the Air Force, and you have like Moffatt
Air Force based Moffat Air Base.
Speaker 10: And mild in California where they have a lot of
black tech type stuff.
Speaker 2: You have Lockheed Martin located in a former Navy base
that used to be with Lockheed Martin, but now the
land is partially owned by the LDS folks, is owned
by the Church of Latter Day Saints and Lockheed Martin
this facility where it's a no fly zone around Santa
Cruz County. You have stuff like that kind of peppered
all throughout the West coast in California. I'm not sure
about Oregon and Washington, but I would assume that continues
up there all across across the West coasts. These sort
of want to you know, you talk about like black
sites and stuff like that, you know, experimental aircraft, alternative
propulsion systems, to the things that you see that you're
given in the commercial realm, which have obviously been around
in the hands of governments, militaries and perhaps secret societies
and whatnot since at least the nineteen forties with fighters
the Nazi Bell program. These weird meme things that the
History Channel has turned into, like these coop Boomer conspiracies
as you call them, those do kind of connect to
this stuff and these black sites all over the military
runs maybe up in Alaska. There's a lot of that
going on too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what my first thought was. All right, let's
look into black sites, let's look into bases. And what
you find out is that this area is called not
the area with Gnome and the Fourth Kind, but it
kind of parallels with the story. It's called the Alaskan Triangle,
and the Alaskan Triangle is comparable to Bermuda Triangle, where
there seems to be an inordinate number of people that
just go missing. Again. Yes, you could say that people
on the run, they've committed crimes, they're trying to get
away from something. A lot of people go to Alaska.
A lot of people think, oh, I'll go live in
the wilderness, right, and they don't realize that it's deadly wilderness. Right.
But I mean, how many people are really doing that? Right?
Is it twenty thousand people? That just seems outlandish. A
number of people who are doing this to get away
and to choose this.
Speaker 2: No, that's crazy. Yeah, I don't understand. I mean, that's
and that's a bold I give. This was some sort
of you know, maybe involving some human experimentation type stuff.
Wouldn't you kind of just why didn't you want to
maybe take them from different areas and transport them rather
than making it so obvious and making everybody just disappear
from this one region. Does seem kind of strange to me.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what else? So I was just reading
a book, actually a couple of books on the trafficking
of humans and that network. And one thing that I
read about is that a lot of this goes on
in Eastern Europe, and you know, people are trafficked to
places that many of us would expect, Saudi people, this
kind of stuff. So point being is that the numbers
of the people, according to you know, public statistics of
people that are trafficked out of you know, Europe, it's
high numbers of people right specifically out of Moldova, al Romania.
A lot of people are trafficked out of those countries
because of the poverty there former Czech Republic. Now, if
that's the easy access for the elite and these parasites,
do you really you don't really need? In other words,
there's a the world trafficking stuff is known in that region. Yeah,
so you don't really need Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Hillary can just sell you like a few thousand patients.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Is it really necessary to do
this in Alaska? Is what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: If it doesn't make sense because and also it's like
you're bringing attention to an area with, you know, a
highly concentrated area of disappearances. And if it's like, if
it's strictly for human experimentation, why would you want them all?
You wouldn't you want people from different I don't know.
To me, it doesn't make any sense. And it doesn't
really it doesn't add up as far as like strictly
unless that's part of a siop. I don't know. You
never know what these people do. It could be part
of it creating it, you know. I mean, this is
all theoretical. They're wanting to create an area where there's
this sense of a sense of a supernatural occurrence, you know,
supernatural amount of disappearances, and later on you could use
that for further psychological operations, perhaps pure speculation.
Speaker 1: I've killed three Jeff Goldblums already, to be it's.
Speaker 2: The commands the aliens. Obviously the aliens are taking them.
We don't know who it is equals aliens.
Speaker 1: Well, it is convenient for the narrative to you know,
immediately dump that over into the alien bull crap. It
feeds into all these crypto tard you know, people that
are basically the single mom space of conspiracy world, which
is the Bigfoot arena of uh that's populated by the
weirdest dorks and single moms. If you're way guys, if
you're single and you're looking for a conspiracy uh mate,
go into the domain of the Bigfoot world and you'll
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Speaker 2: You know what would suck though, was like, what if
Bigfoot's real? You saw Bigfoot and then you have like
the only people that believe it's real are the Bigfoot
people like you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you would be stuck with a crowd of people
who are just complete idiots.
Speaker 2: You had to deal with the big foot tards for
the rest of your life with poor people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what right? Exactly. And the one reason that I
don't think the Bigfoot story is true is because it
would back up the Darwinian narrative, which I don't believe
is true. And by the way, there should be bigfoots
run around everywhere if the Bigfoot, if the darwin narrative
is true, right, we should.
Speaker 2: Well Bigfoot could be real without the Darwin narrative, it
could just be a big old monkey, you know, big
old ape.
Speaker 1: Well, but our apes real, right, that's the thing exactly,
And so I know our ape's real. Probably not. I mean,
have you ever seen an ape? I mean, I went
to the zoo one time, looked directly in the eyes
of a grill behind the glass, and I mean I
saw a dude's eyes. I don't. I think it was
a gun of suit. I think I'm calling bs.
Speaker 2: So absolutely, I'm a flat aper. Apes are actually flat.
Speaker 1: Right, let's talk about fourth kind. We don't know what's
going on. And by the way, if you're in the chat,
if you're watching this later, you guys, tell me what's
going on in Alaska. I mean, I've read a lot.
I watched a bunch of documentaries. Literally, I've watched read
probably twenty articles on this over the years. I've watched
multiple documentaries on Alaska missing people. I don't know. I
can't that's an issue. I legitimately don't know. Could it
just be government, you know, deep deep state projects are
their underground bases that people would get sort of swifted
off to. I don't know, I really don't know. I
have no answers to this.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 2: But the actual movie, you know, most of the movies
really focused on you know, the psychiatric psychological psychologists profession right,
like the main protagonist or whatever you want to call her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the haggard looking bitch Doude. She looked like a
damn mathhead girl. Oh remember her?
Speaker 2: Get why they get a separate actress to play the lady?
That was so stupid. Why not just use the same
actress and make and put a weird makeup on. It
was so corny with the way they did that. Two
actresses playing the same character, and the one who's supposedly
playing the real life is a worse actress than the
one that plays the character. So it's like even the
real life footage is cornier than the fake foot It's
like this David Lynchy and strange thing.
Speaker 1: It was. It was pretty rough. But so the setting,
as you know, is No Malaska where you have to
fly into No Malaska. And by the way, so I
was reading and looking up, No Malaska is not as
nice as the city setting with Miladjovivic and her psychiatric outfit.
No Alaska is freaking getude. If you go look at
the city of No Malaska itself.
Speaker 2: It's basically like Milajovivic with your brand new land Rover exactly.
Speaker 1: Dude, there ain't no brand new land rovers in No Alaska.
That place looks like it looks like a I'm trying
to think of jokes that are not going to get
me in trouble on YouTube.
Speaker 2: I don't say it. Nothing will not get you in chrugl'r.
By the way, if you guys are watching this my
YouTube channel. Tomorrow I get my YouTube channel back. I'm
allowed to uploading. After my crazy strike on a stream
that was like almost three months old, I got struck
for it for medical misinformation. I don't know what I
said and the thing that got me the strike, but anyways,
I had to like go back and remove tons of
the streams that I've done over the last year. Everything's
backed up on Odyssey where nobody sees it. But I'm
a rock fit. That's where you guys can go to
fund me. That's the best way to find my stuff.
I'm going to keep using YouTube to just you know,
do the more intense material over there on rock fin
because YouTube has become such that you can't you know,
I mean.
Speaker 9: I had i had my whole library of like streams
for the last year had to be wipe clean just
so I would have lose the YouTube channel, right, because
they'll just arbitrarily strike anything that goes against the WHO
and what they call local health authorities recommendations.
Speaker 2: So I had to I had to go back. Guys.
I'm sorry all my streams disappeared for the last year
from YouTube, but you can find them all on Odyssey
and also all the recent stuffs on the rock Fin
a lot of rock Fin exclusive. That's where I'm kind
of focusing the.
Speaker 1: Energy now, right. I know, Alaska's where criminals run. People
in the chatters are asking, but the point is that
that's a lot of people to go missing, though, So
this seems to extend beyond just you know, Bonnie and
Clyde on the run. Right, So we got this narrative
being presented a found footage, this psychiatrist, this woman being
you know, interviewed for her traumatic experiences of the aliens
taking her. She sounds like she's on pills. I mean,
she sounds like a lunatic, meth head, pillhead everything above. Yeah,
and so the stories that her her husband was stabbed
in the chest, she was present at the event, and
of course she said it wasn't me. Uh, it's you know, entities, aliens, beings, whatever.
And there's this time where at three am, the Witching hour,
she wakes up she killed another Jeff gold Bloom. Uh
and she.
Speaker 8: H it's the the the the Jeff gold Bloom impression
brings the the, the chaos magic at work here brings
the the the the flies into the room.
Speaker 1: Right. If you remember in Jurassic Park, he's a he's
a a chaos mathematician.
Speaker 2: And you on your hand and you don't know which
exactly like his he spits game. He likes like buttons
all the whole movie. It is like chest hair and stuff. Yeah,
that was he was hilarious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's spitting game at Laura dern By, like like
he's got to drop a spit rolling off of her
hand and he's like, I can tell you which is
going to run, right, And but his job was chaos mathematician,
which is a totally made up thing, right, uh. And
it made me think of your point about Monsieur, who
is a who is also a fantasy scientist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's he's mister Miyagi meets Neil de grass He
he talks about the ever slight you could barely you
could barely hear.
Speaker 1: He's a space ninja. We covered that in one of
my live streams.
Speaker 2: And he never says that. He uses a few three
syllable words that he once in a while, but he
always talks about the evolution of the species, and everything
proves evolution.
Speaker 1: Dude, I cannot get rid of these flowers in here.
I invoked them. I did an Emboma Obama impression, which
remember the fly that landed on Obama, so that's why
there's flies in her. And then I did.
Speaker 2: Jeff Goldbler the Obama Demons and.
Speaker 1: The and Jeff Jef go, have you seen the fly?
Have ever seen the fly?
Speaker 2: Yes? That could be freaking out. It's gross, It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: It's pretty gross.
Speaker 2: So but yeah, wait, fourth kind, what do you think about? Like, uh,
so that she's all traumatized, right, and there's this push
and pull between her and there's this other psychologist and
uh he's kind of a able. It is his name right,
which is not difficult name. It's kind of interesting.
Speaker 5: But they.
Speaker 2: I like how one of my favorite scenes is when
the psychologist meets the other psychologists and there he hypnotizes
another psychologist. But this is this idea of like hypnosis,
like if you go into hypnotic regressive therapy, you're just
gonna see like it's just like a window into the truth.
Somebody hypnotizes you and all of a sudden, you're like,
you're right there in the moment, third person camera, god's
eye view kind of a thing. I think that's a
funny Hollywood thing, right, And this is something that was
really important mk Ultra and the mk ulture experiments was
seeing if you could implant memories in people. You know,
doctor you and Cameron one of memory children. So like
this is the profession that was at the forefront of
the mind control experiments, and that is at the forefront
of social engineering. The social sciences, as you know, funded
by the Rockefeller Foundation, and you science of Man really
wanted to focus on the formation of man, his worldview,
his habits ultimately, and hypnosis is one of those tools.
And it's funny how like it's mystified, like it's just
this ultimate window into the soul. You know, in this movie,
some of the funniest scenes are like you know they
just five four three two when your eyes are getting heavy,
and it's like this instinct with oh no, she said,
she counted down for fives and his and his eyes
get heavy and he lays down, and like you know,
the woman is it's putting other people into this hypnotic regressions, right,
and trying to figure out, like what's going on in
this town because all the people are seeing the owl
or this owl is kind of like a twin peaks.
Speaker 8: The owls are not what they seem.
Speaker 2: All right, So everyone sees the owl and then the
owl what happens al morphs into something else? Right, Like
it's because it's like a placeholder for this more mysterious
presence that seems to be possibly dangerous and violent that
people are not able to even look at. Right, it's
like this demonic presence.
Speaker 1: It's a demonic presence, that's right. It's a Mesopotamian deity,
which is which is an odd.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they had that Naki, the guy found the keys
to the what was that guy's name, the black guy,
Voodoo guy.
Speaker 1: Baron SAMEDI. I don't know remember the black guy, but uh,
the the deity claims that he's God, right, and it's
obviously a demon, but it's an entity that claims to
be one of the Mesopotamian because they they translate the
language that the that the that the demon is speaking,
and it's Mesopotamian. So they had to bring in some
kind of like, you know, ancient expert on ancient languages,
and they decipher it right.
Speaker 2: They had the experts of the mind and the psyche,
and it wasn't enough of it. They needed to bring
the expert in ancient mythology to really properly communicate the
demon language. But how funny that the demon says, I
am I am your father, I am God. You know.
Speaker 1: Well, this is how we begin to see that the
twist in this version of the alien abduction narrative is
explicitly demonic. And I did want to mention that it
was actually the you you read my mind, because the
next note that I had was about the fact that
it's not by accident that you know, a lot of
the m culture program was psychiatrists, mds, doctors. You've got
doctor ew and Cameron, doctor Jose de Dolgado, uh, doctor
John C. Lilly, you've got I'm forgetting another one of
the big ones, doctor well, the doctor Estherbrooks. By the way,
So the origin of mk ultra usage of monarch stuff
is doctor Esterbrooks, who wrote his essay about hypnosis. So
it actually started with drugs and hypnosis, and he claimed,
and it's still in the DSMB his essay that he
could program an alter through hypnosis. Now again you can
debate whether you believe that's true or not, but at
least doctor Esterbrooks's essay is still in the DSMV claiming
to be able to do that. So is it possible
that some of these psychiatrists psychology people are handlers to
these lunatic people or perhaps people who've undergone legit trauma
and they're instilling the alien narrative as you showed me
with that BBC article. I had never seen that Yon
Borberg or whatever her name was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you guys don't know what we're talking about.
We were talking on my channel the other day.
Speaker 1: I'll put it in the chat. Well Tristan talks about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, this is crazy, Like I mean, I
don't know if you could pull.
Speaker 11: Up the BBC article it's about, and they did. I
guess they did a whole documentary about this, which came
out a couple of years ago. This guy was mind
controlling this whole family, and he was abusing this little girl,
you know, in the horrible ways, but convinced her that
it was it was aliens.
Speaker 2: And he was using theatrics, costumes, hypnosis, repetition music, which
is all these mk ultra style techniques. And this was
just you know, like a like a basic level, low
level guy that was predating this whole family. And I
guess he had something with the dad too. He had
his dad and trapped in like a homosexual relationship and
all kinds of manipulation that's God of doing. But he
made her think that it was aliens coming into her room,
and he would play recordings and he would use costumes
to think about it. He come find that with drugs,
you combine that with electromagnetic the manipulation techniques exactly exactly
the lfof And this is what MK ulture was highly
advanced techniques of modification of human behavior was what they
call it. But also they were getting involved, as you
pointed out, in studying satanic cults ritual abuse, and hey,
when you listen to some of the alleged survivors testimonies,
it does reflect that these types of techniques were prevalent,
as well as narratives of like alien induction being used
as a narrative cover narrative for people's programming sessions, allegedly
by some of these survivors who are horrible experiences. And yeah,
this this film definitely does that. Unfortunately in a corny way.
It's not very interesting to watch. But they did a
treatment of that, including the guy that murdered, like a
murder suicide episode in the film with the guy he
kills his family and then himself, I believe, And this
is after a hypnosis session with the protagonist who is
a psychologist who's also being hypnotized by another guy throughout
the film as well. So there's these layers of handlers
hypnotizing each other and subsequent confusions, crimes, and possible memory holes,
blatant memory holes. In the case of the woman who
believed that her husband was shot by an intruder while
they were doing the thing he believes she was he
was stabbed rather by an intruder who came in while
they were they were doing their business and uh and
killed them during their the actor it was like during sex, right,
that's what happened.
Speaker 1: Well, remember, Yeah, so the suit there's this the story,
right if you read about m Kiltra, that there's the
ever present myth or. I'm not saying myth as if
it's fake. I'm just saying that there's the there's the
rumor bounced around on that there's suicide programming. Now some
of them MLTRO doctors claim to have been able to
do this. I don't know for sure. It seems plausible
that they if if John C. Lily isn't just lying,
you know, he says he could break down the whole
persona and then rebuild it as does you and camera,
and so it seems plausible that they could put the
the suicide program in, which means that if there's a
certain point where the the personas break down, it'll trigger
and they'll just commit suicide. This does kind I think I.
Speaker 2: Think it's I don't think that's a far fetch thing
at all. I mean, you see, like even kids will
like a little look at mean children, ye you start
to gang up on other kids, and like kids will
drive a child like they'll get this weird demonic group thing, Well,
they will actually drive somebody to suicide.
Speaker 1: That's true, much how much better?
Speaker 2: And these are kids who study this. These are just
kids in schools just being a little little shitheads, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think the question is just how how how
effective can you ensure that the person will actually do this?
And that depends on how effective it knows this actually is,
which I don't personally know. I just know that the
claims of the mp Ultra scientists is that they can
do a lot of this.
Speaker 2: And the claim was that ninety people can be hypnotized,
and I'm not sure how that. You know, they say
being hypnotized.
Speaker 1: Interesting. I heard it was a lower percentage, but I
don't know now. So also keep in mind that owls,
the symbol is the symbol, the.
Speaker 2: Symbol two all right, J can't be hypnotized. I tried.
That's that's how it works in the movie. And the
movie they just count down and then they snap in
and out.
Speaker 1: It's so corny, exactly well, that they claim that people
that are hypnotizable are that easily hypnotizable, I don't know,
but have a lot of relevance to multiple things. A
lot of people don't know that owls are also symbols
of spies, So an owl is another term for a spy,
because what does an owl do an owl watches He's
a predator, right, he's at night scoping stuff out. He
sees everything. Everybody knows. The owls are symbolized at Bohemian Grove.
Owls go back in the Order of the Illuminati to
the Minerva, the Order of Minerva, which is one of
the greats in Adam Bishop's Illuminati. There's a lot of
symbolism with the owl and yes, there is that Twin
Peaks context which the owls there are of course basically demons.
Here are the owls again, seem to manifest when there
is the so called alien presence. It also reminds me
of Mothman. John Keel, did you ever see the Mothman prophecies?
Are familiar with that stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, it's a weird one too.
Speaker 1: And it seems demonic, right, So yeah, the manifestations are
basically demonic. But people that don't have a Christian paradigm,
kind of like we're talking about with people that have
bad trips, they don't know how to categorize this stuff.
So they're there. If they don't have a knowledge of
you know, fallen angels and the Biblical paradigm, they're gonna well,
I was talking to freaking aliens, dude, Right, they're going
to think it's aliens. They would fall for these other
narrative explanations right when it's we know it's demonic and
it also has a social engineering component to it. But
you get the people, for example, that the domain of
YouTube that's all the you know d M T bros. Right,
they think they're talking to clockwork elves. They think they're
talking to benevolent deities. That bro just want to help
you set up a world government and depopulate all this
kind of nonsense. Dude, it's demons. Duh, it's obviously demons.
Speaker 2: Well it's crazy when you think it, like all these
these crazy narratives that these you know that people end
up believing, eving what great covers these are. Like if
you were going to be mind controlling people, you would
want them to be talking nonsense and nobody believe them.
So it's like you know, telling them lies, feeding them bs,
and you'll then you know, tell other people giving them
false narratives that are maybe even contradictory and internally inconsistent.
That's how that's how you can cover it up. Right,
So I mean, any any of like abusers get very
effective at covering their tracks. And when you consider that,
you've got basically we're kind of looking at some of
this stuffs like a scientific a scientific approach to ritual
abuse and trauma. And you know, so these the narratives
are part of the science. You know, the cover narratives
are part of that. You know, certain narratives that you
can use to confuse people or to discredit people. Those
get used in a way where it's like, you know,
it's like the move on the chessboard where just say, okay,
pond to uh, you know this this spot here, and
that's that's how you do it. It's really twisted. It
is how a lot of people think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so what do you think about hypno regression.
I can't figure out if this is a purely BS thing,
like like it's just people, you know, kind of creatively
remembering things, or maybe they really do remember events as
they happen. I'm sure the brain does record, you know,
things pretty perfectly. I don't know how much. I mean
a lot of times hypno regression ties into you know, oh,
in my past life, I just happened to be pharaoh
and uh bro by the way, I was like the
most important person in the world. In my past life, everyone.
Speaker 2: Was Hitler or off Lincoln past.
Speaker 1: Life, nobody was ever just a total piece of.
Speaker 2: Shit, right, Yeah, well that I mean, that's one way
that you can tell that a lot of it's bullshit
is the people who believe they' hypno regressing the past lives,
and it's I think there's a huge aspect of suggestibility. Yeah,
and maybe when you look at hypnotic regression, especially as
it's used for people like Whitley Streamer production phenomenon. I
really think what we're looking at here is that you
get where when when somebody is hypnotized, they're obviously very suggestible.
They're in a highly suggestive, suggestible state, and things can
be arranged in the psyche. And this is what the
occult is kind of all about. This is part of
what ritual abuse and group ritual and ritual ritual sacrifice
is also about. Right, There's always there's certain things that
happen during these rituals that will imprint things on the
mind that will you know, then you can then later
call upon and and trigger people back into certain states.
I think with hypnotic regression, part of what we're seeing
with people who are you have implanted memories that that
are being put there through suggestion. I mean also, I
mean you just you know, you can have you can
use films to implant memories when somebody is in a
hypnotic state, make them possibly believe that they saw thing
in real life that they really just watched the television,
you know. With a combination of hypnosis, drugs and ELF VLF,
it opens up, really, I mean, it opened up a
can of words as far as experimentation goes. And I
really think that's a big part of what we see
with the abduction phenomenon. And I think that might be right.
Speaker 1: Well, no, noam Alaska has I forgot to mention a
lot of UFO sidings, right, which we know it's not aliens,
so we can chalk this up to you know, some
kind of probably military black off type of thing going
on there. In fact, when all the people originally went
missing in nom Alaska, which is loosely connected to this
fourth kind story, the local people thought it was a
serial killer. They thought there was a serial killer on
the loose. Some people thought it was aliens because of
all the UFO sightings. But another interesting element that came
up in the movie I wanted to mention was that
they said that when the when the entities arrive, it
smells like burnt cinnamon.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so uh.
Speaker 1: And of course if you read about, you know, exorcisms,
people always describe the smell of something burnt. That's in
Twin Peaks, right, burnt oil, engine oil. Whenever Bob and
the demons arrive, you smell the burnt oil. They talk
to her inside of her mind, which again this is
this film becomes possession. Right, It's not aliens, it's demonic possession.
And so the only redeemable aspect of this film is
that it is linking it to something demonic. It's all
presented estristen sid in kind of a dumb way, but
it does at least hint at the demonic.
Speaker 2: Or or demonic or possibly you know, some of the
human experimentation mynd control type stuff. Right. There is the
aspect of the relationship between her and Able, that is,
you know, maybe over the interpretation he's hypnotizing her, She's
hypnotizing other people who are then you know, involved in murders.
Some terrible things happen after hypnosis. So yeah, there seems
to be some sort of possible triggering happening with thesepnosis sessions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they do mention Innanachi. They mentioned the god
ANDU hence Innanaki. There's a scene of levitation, which again
harkens to to the demonic. Now they say interestingly at
the end that the FBI shows up in No Malaska.
And by the way, this was this part was true
to look into all these missing people. So I suppose
the FBI has investigated this multiple times and they can
never come up with anything other than well, just people
just wander off, right. So oh yeah, they just wander
off right. I don't know if I find that that convincing.
Sounds like the rest of the notes, I don't really
see anything else that relevant in my notes except that.
Speaker 2: It was an interesting movie, like as far as the
themes and the story and stuff. But yeah, I like
we both said the execution is to be complained about
constantly while you're laughed at while you're watching it, right,
just look. One of the funniest things, the funniest scene
is that guys like spazzing out, like having a seizure.
He's hypnotized, and she's just like fine, four three, two,
Well she gets them just in time before he like
goes too far because she just did. He did the
magic one through five count and it's like snaps out
of it.
Speaker 1: She was she was being a Mela Jovah bitch.
Speaker 2: She was kind of a Mela Jobe bitch. Her her
oldest son might have said that too. He was not a.
Speaker 1: Family close.
Speaker 2: My childhood.
Speaker 1: Close Encounters. Close Encounters is a pinnacle in the history
of Hollywood UFO alien propaganda because it's the first time
that we have a fictional presentation of the full on
abduction sequence. And it's presented initially as you think as
a horror, but it actually becomes this salvific message. And
we even get Richard Dreyfuss being willing to lose everything, right,
so it becomes a new religion for him, and that's
going to be the dominant new storyline for one of
the most important alien movies of all times. But it's
one of the biggest, big blockbuster, big hit for Spielberg,
and it takes the alien story to a new level.
And look, before we get into it, I'm just going
to say this, don't we overlook how powerful the alien
narrative is through movies, right, So in other words, We've
seen so many movies just people in general, that we
don't even realize that when the Pentagon puts up the
blurry footage of the coming disclosure, our minds automatically think aliens. Right,
not you and me, but humans in general. Right, just
because we've seen so many movies. You see so hundreds
of of fictional movie presentations. Trains the mind. It's called
entrainment to automatically associate through association the images that you're
seeing of the UFOs that the Pentagon so called, is
disclosing your mind, your your subconsciousness automatically.
Speaker 7: Aliens bro, aliens bro.
Speaker 1: Right, that's what's happening to the mass mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean this this film was huge for
kind of implanting those images that people would associate with
the phenomenon. And you know, the New Myth episode and
you called it like it's a new religion. It's not.
It's not just a strange and weird thing. It's like
the people who get into this they see huge theological implications,
you know. I mean they'll say stuff like if alien
life is discovered, then this, you know, we're going to
have to change all the religions of the world. Obama
just said this recently, right, like, if if we discovered
that aliens are real, we're gonna have to have major
changes to the world religions.
Speaker 1: And this is exactly. Yeah, before you got here, I
did my Obama alien stuff and then I invoked all
these these flies in here.
Speaker 2: So what's going on there? You got like a rotting
where's the rotting?
Speaker 1: It's a little bittyo. It's like fruit flies and there's
no fruit in here, So I don't know what's going on.
It's it's a mystery, but h and they're only in
here in the corner in the library. There's no no
fruit flies anywhere else in the house. There's no fruit
because I'm a carnival. I don't eat fruit. I don't
know why there's a little fruit flies in here, but
they are. So it's just Jeff Goldbloom and spirit spirit
invocation for sure. So in this we have the Sonora
Desert Mexico. It starts out in Mexico, and of course
Mexico comes up, you know, down there across the border.
We get a lot of stories of things like the Anasazi.
If you've watched X files, right you everybody heard these
stories of whole tribes that have disappeared. Sounds kind of
like Alaska type stuff too. Right. We see planes that
are missing since nineteen forty five, they just suddenly appear
on the desert, right, And Spielberg is trying to set
us up with the idea of, you know, maybe strange
phenomena that occur can be explained via the alien presence. Right,
And as we all know, I don't think there's any
spoilers here. Everybody's probably seen Close Encounters. We're watching this
movie and for the most of the film, we think
that we're watching a horror movie, and instead it's going
to be flipped and it's going to be turned into
a salviafic narrative of a kind of rapture, right, like
almost like Nick Cage the Knowing, right, where the alien
rapture is to save the children, right, children adults going missing?
Why are they going missing? Oh, because the aliens are
going to save us the salviafic. He's this replacement narrative
of the aliens, the rapture narrative, which is an evangelical
Gibborg Everer nonsense anyway, But why are the aliens the
new savior? Well, because the new religion that they're going
to put out that Obama just talked about yesterday is
the Aliens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's with close encounters. It kind of treats
them as both right, like you can't you know, they
have most of the film that's spent there's the aliens
are demonically terrorizing and hypnotizing people, sending them subconscious messages
making them go insane, it schizophrenic, and you know, just
appear completely mad to their friends and families. And then
by the end it's still kind of horrific, but then
it kind of turns it like you know, the the
music kicks in and the vibe changes and it becomes
like you mentioned, you know, Richard Dreyfuss comes into full
communion with the Space Brothers, and you see that there's
actually a hierarchy of these aliens as well that it revealed.
You know, you have the little tiny right child Grays
and then you have like long like spider looking praying
mantis thing. It looks really horrific, like it just looks
like a demon. That's the first one that you see
where it's like the stick figure like.
Speaker 1: This the mantis creature.
Speaker 2: That thing is it looks like a full on demon
and then later like there's one that's all happy and
it's like right, there's a hand signs and smiles and
it's like, yeah, they it's a very strange film in
that way, and they kind of leave it open to interpretation.
You know, they don't in fact, you know a lot
of what I do like about how they treated like
the government aspect of it too. They've kind of made
it to where they don't They don't tell you who
these people are and who they work for. There are
all these different factions within the government hierarchy that's investigating
this thing. And then you have the U N involved
in this language.
Speaker 1: Well, you're you're going way up ahead of Let's let's start.
Let's let's not get ahead of ourselves. Let's start go
back to the beginning. Remember it. So at the beginning,
when that when that Mexican guy, the old man sitting
there and they're asking him, what, what's going on? What? Why?
Why is all this going on? He says that the
sun came down from the sky and sang to him. Now,
in mythology, the sun and singing and music, this is Apollo.
So this is the notion of the god Apollo. And
there's definitely an ancient aliens, you know, Chariots of the
Gods narrative in this, which we know is fraud. Eric
Bondanikan was a fraud. By the way, kotel Tercity Eternal
Logos just did a good stream debunking a lot of
the Eric Bondanik and Chariots of the God's story. But
there is an aspect of this, which is that Ezekiel
chariot coming down and oh, it's God, It's God. And
by the way, remember the Hindus are all singing the
chant of a ah a a, which is very close
to Yahweh. So it's like an Hindu version of Yahweh. Right,
And so I think there's a kind of kabbalistic Spielberg
narrative here, where Spielberg is trying to say the world
religions are all kind of telling us the same story.
The story is that the aliens are really the true God.
We're put here by the aliens. They're here to come
help us, to come save us. And there's a lot
to do with language and meaning, which is why the
Broussard character, whatever his name is he's based on, that's
actually based on Jacques believe. So Spielberg based the character
of the French guy who decodes the language on the
actual deep state guy who studied the alien phenomenon, who
was himself a Rosicrucian. He went from being a computer
scientist for the deep state Jacques Believe, to suddenly becoming
an alien investigator guy. And what did Jacques Beliz say.
Jacques Belise said that it's not extra biological entities. He says,
the alien narrative is a deception and it's terrestrial. So
here you have a deep state Rosicrucian man coming out
as one of the fathers of the alien mythos. The
character in Close Encounters is based on Jacques Belly, the
French guy. He says that the whole narrative is a deception.
Speaker 2: Famously, right, yeah, yeah, he was friends with Jalen Heinek, Right,
like Jalen Heineck was the guy that was investigating for
the state, right, and like the skeptic guy, right, like
Jalen Heinek.
Speaker 1: Was the info people exactly.
Speaker 2: Project blue Book guy, and he's investigating it is supposedly sorry,
this is supposedly the guy who's neutral. He's the neutral
scientist looking at it through the neutral lens of science,
trying to figure it out, trying to translate the phenomenon
and learn what it is. But Jacques Felli later in
his life revealed that Jalen Heinech was highly interested in
the occult, had an extensive occult library, including books like
the Secret Teachings of All Agents from the People ak Manly,
He's phle Manly p Hall. He talks like that the
twenties Thully Voice of all the politicians. And you hear
in the recordings Manly p Hall. If you listen to
his voice, he sounds like a nasally little queer. And
these people are all interested in the occult. They're all interested.
And that you mentioned the occult orders and yeah, Heindek
was Wizard of Gold and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: Took the scientists.
Speaker 2: He was not neutral. He was obsessed with the occult.
In fact, he told Jock Flee that he was most
interested in finding what's beyond like he was. He was
investigating this not as a scientist, but we're looking what
is beyond, like the past, the limits of reality. Yeah, yeah,
searching for God.
Speaker 1: And this is that's the point here, is that the
Project Blue Book disinformation narrative isn't was intended to be
promulgated through things like the vehicle of Hollywood through this movie.
This movie is based on high next book, right, called
the UFO Experience for in the nineteen seventy two and
then Spielberg puts us out in nineteen seventy seven, five
years later, and as you said, right with BFF buddies
with Jacques Belle. But Jacques Belle is is, right, the
guy who tells us what's really going on, and he
admits that this is all deception. He doesn't say demonic,
but he's he's he mentions terrestrial forces or something like that, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, something that said. One of the almost like
a cult pronomen you know. J Allen Heinek actually makes
a cameo in the movie. He's in the movie, right,
He's got a he's got a pipe near the end
in the in the communion scene.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: So another aspect of this is the high places, which
I covered in my analysis, which is that the the
aliens are landing on this sort of high place, and
this again harkens to the ancient and even biblical stories
of where the Israelites when they were in an apostasy,
they would go and worship the demons on the high places,
and they would sacrifice humans on the high places. And
it just so happens in this movie that the high
place is Devil's Mountain or this gigantic, weird crater mountain
called Devil's Mountain, and that's where the Aliens have chosen
to you know, bridge having an earth on Devil's Mountain. Hint, hint, Right,
is it Devil's.
Speaker 2: Peak, Devil's Towers as somebody, Okay, a.
Speaker 1: Devil's Tower, that's it. And so I mean that's another
key here. When Moses goes up on the mountain to
meet with God on Mount Sinai, Crowley would would climb
mountains to mountain climbing expeditions to try to, you know,
talk to the ascended masters and the demons and all
this stuff. And so that's clearly what's going on here,
except that now the sacrifice of the humans narrative isn't
human sacrifice. It's give your humans away to these entities
to you know, take them off on their elon musk
journey to Mars.
Speaker 2: Right, with which it is human sacrifices exactly.
Speaker 1: It's a form of which are.
Speaker 2: The Old Gods and is it. You know, it's crazy
that the site that the set that they shot the
Devil's Tower scene on is a was an airflock Giant
Air Force hangars. It shot it, and so they were
obviously working with the federal government in order the space
to shoot. So this is one of the biggest sets
ever built.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, good point. And remember that Richard Dreyfus is
uh one of the chosen, right, So just like in
when the deep State fingers and chooses these people to
be their disinformation operatives. Like if you go watch movies
like Mirage Men, the documentary where that Richard Dodie and
the other disinformation people say that they would find these
these people who were kind of narcissistic dupes to use
as their disinformation operatives, sometimes without these people even realizing it.
I think, you know, and think of people like Bob
Blazaar here. You can think of people like, uh, there's
a guy in the seventies that they mentioned in that documentary,
Bob Something. And these people are chosen just like the
Richard Dreyfus's character is chosen by the aliens, right with
his mystical boomer fling that he has with the other
single mom right in the in the movie, So the
story gets really weird where he's willing to leave his
family because he's so obsessed with this alien religion that
he's adopted, right, And it's almost like Spielberg is telling
us that the power of this alien mythos will be
such that even that men will even they'll even leave
their families for this this new religion that they're going
to bring about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like he kind of gets initiated through traumatians
is right, Like a series of traumatic experience is that
make him unable to even communicate with these lesser beings
around him as he slowly ascends to his new level
to give himself over to the gods. Right, So it's
like this, there's this initiatory experience that involves like you
said music, right, it involves light shows, it involves hypnosis,
and involves the telepathic messages and communications between him and
these beings, these creatures. And you know, the first experience
was a very horrific and a kind of like a
Travis Walton type experience. You know, he's in the truck,
the light coming through it ends up burning half of
his body, you know, kind of creates this dualistic symbolism,
like he's half in both worlds and keeps talking about all,
I have to get a suntan on my other side
to you know, to kind of match this. So you
have this kind of like dualism symbolism there as he's
exposed to the light of you know, obviously what are
represented to a great through a great portion of the
film as demons that traumatizes people, right, and not just
traumatizing stealing bait, right they stole that, They're not They're
not just traumatizing adults. There's also a child that is
one of the chosen one, right, what's the little kid's name?
He's got a single mother.
Speaker 1: Uh, I just want on his name.
Speaker 2: But yeah, the kids Barry, says Jessicath berry Berry, So
he's I mean, that was one of the craziest parts.
And Spielberg loves the like little boys being traumatized theme.
It's in almost all of his films, right, the little
boys being traumatized and then even sometimes taken under the
wing of a young of a of a middle aged man,
like Jurassic Park has that femal lot, you know, the
childless boy and girl going on this journey and these
like crazy monsters are around, and in the end, his
relationship with a strange man ends up being his salvation.
But this boy, his relationship is not with a strange
man but with abductors from from the heavens, and they
and that scene like they freak this kid out, you know.
I mean, there's like the traumatization. Things that are done
to the people in the film by these creatures are
not just like, oh, here's a light. It's kind of
weird and it leads to you. No, it's like they're
shaking the home, creating earthquakes, magnetic effects.
Speaker 1: Well, it's ELF VLF advanced technology, microwave technology, I mean,
Richard drives his face as microwaves. I mean, and keep
in mind too, the imagery of light. I mean, if
you remember when we covered i mean audience, when we
covered the movie Empty Man, we tied that in with
Timothy Leary's psychedelic you know, Tibetan Book of the Dead Journey,
and a big part of that book was Timothy Leary's
experience of the light. Right, if you do enough acid,
you do you get through the journey to the certain
point you're going to be bathed in the light, bathed
in the light of Lucifer. John C. Lilly discovered his
or discussed his being bathed in the Light of Lucifer
experience when he went outside of the universe and all
this nonsense. That's a parallel here, because it's the created
light that is the fallen angel Lucifer. It's not the
uncreated light of God. It's the created light of the
angelic realm that fools people. Right, what does Paul say,
Satan disguises himself as an angel of light, right and
dupes people into this kind of stuff. It's the exact
same dupe narrative of the people that do DMT and
they go and talk to the clockwork elves. It's Terence
mckennon's narrative. It's always the same story, and it's no
different than the story of what's even in the fiction
accounts of Spielberg movies or people's abduction narratives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who wants this?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: Who?
Speaker 2: There are people out there who are asking for these
experiences and calling for them, And it's really interesting, Like
when you start to kind of study this stuff, a
lot of the people that have this happen to them
actually have not only asked for it, but like they
call these experiences in you know, Stephen Kreer and his
group they go they do these seances and they have
these contact experiences with the light whatever they are, they
call them UFOs. But like these there are there's like
a ritual and occult ritual aspect of this. And of
course you know the tro organization, you know, isn't it funny?
Like the aliens in this movie they all do the
same things that like you and Cameron was doing, the
hypnotic messages, hypnotizing people with the light shows e l
F v LF technology, freaking them out ritually.
Speaker 1: That alien techno. Dude, the aliens are into techno.
Speaker 2: By the way, is the director of the final cut
version where it's where it's Scott's stat from Creed and
he's like me high and then he goes, well blind.
Speaker 1: There's a There's another layer to this that not many
people picked up on, which I made a big part
of my analysis in my book, was that Devil's Tower
doesn't just have reference to the the actual weird looking
little potato mountain thing that they go to meet the
aliens on. Devil's Tower also harkens to a couple things
relating to the Cold War. So there was an abandoned
Cold War NSA facility in Berlin called Devil's Tower. And
there's also a Royal Air Force base near the Rock
of Gibraltar called Devil's Tower that played a big role
in the Cold War. And I also remember during the
Cold War you have the construction of Norad, the Chayenne
Mountain complex. Now, why is that a big deal? Well,
the Cold War narrative allowed the deep State to erect
the global Internet surveillance skynet grid, right, because all of
those do you know what a number station is? Have
you heard of this? So during the Cold War for
the under the auspices of spying on the Soviets, the
NSA comes out of the Cold War, they would set
up these stations like Devil's Tower in Berlin and which
were just all these stations for surveillance, right, and then
the Internet we know it comes out of the Cold
War cryptography. And so my point is that the Cold
War narrative actually allowed for the creation of the global
military industrial surveillance spy net grid. That's what it's hohlded.
The real purpose wasn't fighting the Soviets, it wasn't. It
was actually to a wreck that that infrastructure that we're
now going into.
Speaker 10: But dude, I was watching a contact E and they
actually said that the Cold War was just a cover
because really about aliens, bro, That's like with SETI.
Speaker 2: You know, they set up all these huge satellite surveillance
type systems, these massive radio towers.
Speaker 1: That was just to send emails to ET. It wasn't
a spy on the whole.
Speaker 2: World, not for surveillance of you. They're listening for ET
coming back. ET is going to phone home soon, and
they're trying to they're trying to make sure they can
catch that call, getting that signal. They're not trying to
spy on you, and you know, interceptal communications obviously. I'm jokingly, Yeah,
how weird is SETI? Because SETI was what nineteen seventies,
what like the mid seventies?
Speaker 1: What year was that it was late? And then it
had all this money poured into it, which is obviously
a cover. I mean, it's so obvious that's a cover
for I mean, who actually believes that they poured all
that money just into discovering alien life? And then you
watch these movies like Charlie Sheen movie Arrival, which is
all about study. It's pretty hilarious.
Speaker 8: Old Mandy you boy, Matthew McConaughey, he was up there.
He was working at Shaddy, at the Jodie Foulest share
in that movie contract. They was at Shady, Right, So
SETI plays big into all these nineties movies and then
it just dies. I guess they quit caring about SETI,
but talk about it?
Speaker 2: Is it still? Do they still fund it? Is the
government still fund Sety?
Speaker 1: I think it was defunded, but I'm sure it's used
for something else. I don't know what it presently is.
But oh, I forgot to mention too. I actually looked
up somebody can double check me. But believe it or not.
So there's a scene where there's coordinates. Do you remember
the scene where they start deciphering the coordinates that are
given from the aliens. Guess where those coordinates in reality
go to? No, the Denver airport. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Spielberg is a creepy, weird dude. Man, I don't know
who's who is parents. You're looking at like his family?
Does he have family? Can?
Speaker 1: No? Actually I haven't looked into his bund He.
Speaker 2: Was like b fs with with George Lucas. At this time,
Lucas was working on Star Wars the whole always being
worked on both of these guys.
Speaker 1: Right, And remember that the actual Star Wars program was
Bird at Bohemian Grove. It was a you know, thing
that came about during the Reagan presidency, Bird the Bohemian Grove.
It was all about the weaponization of space. Sky Net
was actually originally a program under sdi for DARPA. They
wanted to create a grid for space based weaponry and
all this kind of stuff. Really, all that was is
just it's just spying, it's just surveillance. It's just what
we're living under now with Internet of things. That's what
was planned back then. And remember the Cold War ultimately
was about that. And keep in mind too there was
a joint US Soviet space program the whole time. In fact,
the movie, as I was telling Trystan the other day,
twenty ten, the movie which is the sequel to two
thousand and one, the whole twenty ten movie is the
narrative of the Cold War, and that the secret space program,
that's the joint program between the US and the Soviets
and the discovery of alien life will move the world
pass the Cold War dialectic into the new third way option,
will combine Western capitalism with Eastern sovietism, and we'll get
the global government when we realize that aliens exist. And
the old Cold War dialectic was a waste of time.
But guess what the real merging and alien narrative is
in fact, really just the technocrats erecting the global spy grid,
which is what the whole Cold War was about.
Speaker 12: It was funny, like the whole everything they wanted to do,
all right, So that the alien thing, I mean if
it's kind of like the we're on YouTube right now though,
But the whole current narrative is kind of the same narrative,
except the aliens are everywhere, like the invasion of the
body snatchers type thing, where there are health crises that
are caused by you know, the invisible enemy, the new
invisible enemy that's everywhere, and all the same surveillance programs
have to be used, all the same tracking and tracing
got to basically turn all the world into a giant
laboratory and do human experimentations and quarantine and isolate certain
groups from other groups.
Speaker 2: To allow other further experimentation. This is all totally necessary
because of because the viruses now instead of instead of
just the aliens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's why you know, at the latter section
of of Klaus's Fourth and Use Revolution book, it's all
of what we say. Everything that I just told you
is there about tracking and tracing everything, Internet of things,
All of that stuff is there in the last third
of Klaus's Fourth and Use Revolution. I put into the.
Speaker 2: Chat for every appendix. That's right, he calls it the appendix.
Speaker 1: That's what's the last third of the book. I mean,
it's so there's there's a last section is about where
we're going, and he includes chem trails. Uh, he includes
all of that in that section. By the way, I
put into the chat for everybody. The link to the
trailer for twenty ten, which is an overlooked sequel. It's
a dumb movie, but if you watch that movie, you
can see, dude, this is the most obvious globalist propaganda
of all time. The whole point of that movie is
that alien life will merge the dialectic of the Cold
War into a global government. And remember what did Reagan
say at this time, at this time, right, if we
only had the fear of an external threat. We could
have the world government. He said that at the United Nations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Reagan's United Nations speech was was pretty wild. What
year was that.
Speaker 1: Again, eighty six or seven, I don't I don't remember,
but I don't remember when twenty ten came out. I'm
not saying twenty ten is a good movie. So people
in the chat are like, I know, it's a bad movie.
I'm saying, look at it from the vantage point of
what the propaganda is trying to sell you, and it's
everything that I just told.
Speaker 2: You, right, Moose, movies are bad movies, even close encounters.
It's not like I mean, it's it's well, it's pretty
well executed, but there's I don't know, it's I think
they it's it's it's a well executed movie. Is better
than Fourth Kind for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like you said, like, well, it's it's the message
is not good, but it's a well done movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a well done movie. Was like a terrible,
horrific underbelly of corruption that you know guides it's the
ethos behind it.
Speaker 1: Well, and remember the narrative is that the whole world
will come together when they when we realize that the
alien saviors, all of the events that appear to be
bad people getting abducted, missing people, you know, Richard dreyfe
Is leaving his family. There's a higher calling, right that
we have to evolve to and everybody else is just
not evolved enough. Yet that's always the narrative in the
alien crap is right, just like this is this has
been the case since this. By the way, the CIA
helped make the movie The Day the Earth Stood Still.
That was a pro CIA narrative in that film. They
can help consult on that. And the narrative of that
movie was that if you don't form the world government,
it's because you're not evolved and the aliens are going
to destroy you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, you know, and it's not just that like, oh,
we're all we all need to evolve and come to
this level. But there clearly if you believe that, then
they're going to be certain people that are closer and
more evolved and higher up on the gnostic scientism hierarchy.
And of course in close encounters, that's the U N right,
the UN translator who is translating the languages you know,
back into this universal language of music and colors, which
you know also goes back to kind of hypnosis and
and you know, the population of the music of the
spheres kind of ideas too, and you know, and and
it's the it's the u N it's secret military branches,
which they're not even identified. Like there's this one group
that has black triangles is their insignia everywhere you put
that in your book, right, Yeah, black triangle thing? Do
we get every Do we ever get a close up
view of that or have you've blown it up to
see what's on that?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: I think that it's it's the group that the Jacques
Vlee character represents. So it's like we are the translators
of they're gonna it's it's his group, right, that is
let me see, I'm looking at my nose to see
what I put. I don't remember what I put in.
Speaker 2: The book, but but it's them.
Speaker 1: And then it's I think it's his group. Right. So
you've got the you've got the American flag, the French flag,
and then this black pyramid flag. Right, So who's the
black pyramid? Well, uh, it's yeah, it's these Luciferian elite, right,
It's people like Jacques Belle.
Speaker 2: Right, And it's like this this element of the military
and world government system in the in the movie, that's like,
you know, they're they're the high Priests of scientist exactly.
Speaker 1: Oh and did you notice when when they actually have
a priest in the sequence, By the way, his last
name is dire the actor. Uh not no relation, by
the way. Yeah. Did you notice behind him as the
symbols of all the world religions? Yeah?
Speaker 2: And what did he say? What was the line of.
Speaker 1: Some weird prayer, wouldn't it I forget.
Speaker 2: Quoted scripture something about angels like my angel will.
Speaker 1: He quotes the text about the Messiah. Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, that's what it was like. Oh wow, if
you could find that, that'd be I'm sure you put
that in your book too. Well.
Speaker 1: I didn't remember what text he quoted. Maybe I did.
Speaker 2: But jumping ahead again though, because there's a lot of
interesting stuff in between, well you know, I mean not
that much in between. It's basically trauma, schizophrenia, craziness, and
then the end the big reveal, which isn't really reveal,
it's just a weird ascension ritual. But what I was
saying is like the high priests and the people who
were more evolved and the closer to the alien gods
are the un the secret military programs that are studying
this stuff, and the Air Force, the military. And then
also there's lock heat like a bunch of lockheat boxes
that are being brought in at one point of the film,
and they're on the way up there.
Speaker 1: Well, remember, don't forget the fake news, right, So they
stage a bio leak, which is fake. They lay out
a bunch of dead cows that are fake and say
that there was a bio But now it's all to
cover up for the alien. So they had the ability
to run completely fake news stories to stage fake flags, right,
don't forget that narrative.
Speaker 2: They discussed it. They discussed like, well, what are we
gonna do. What's gonna be your cover again? Nobody will
believe a plague? Nobody's gonna believe that. And then they
decide that in the end, it's revealed chemical. It's revealed
that they put they used a chemical warfare agent that
they called easy something. It was like easy easy ten
or something, and it puts everything to sleep and it
just kind of makes them look like they're dead. And
they end up trying to spray this from a plane
or a chemical warfare agent that will have effects on
the consciousness and knock everything out around it. And that
couldn't get Richard Dreyfuss and his new girlfriend who he
leaves like remember this, I forgot about this too. He
leaves his family like he's going crazy. His wife's trying
to help him, but he can't even communicate with her.
She's just like he's on another level, right, Like he's
just obsessively thinking about Devil's Tower making models out of
shaving cream, and he's gone nuts. But he can relate
to this other woman who also had a similar experience.
That's who he can relate to, and they're slow. They
have this kind of relationship that ends up with him
cheating on his wife and he kisses the lady and
then yeah, but it's kind of funny the breakup of
the family and these aliens they not only cause him
to leave his family but also to commit adultery against
his wife.
Speaker 1: Well that's the aliens always give us a new morality, right,
which just happens to you know, appeal to I guess
our base desires. But there's a line too in the
movie which I'd forgotten, where one of the soldiers, one
of the Black Ops guys, says Bahama, this is pyramid
over called dark side of.
Speaker 2: The So keep talking about dark side like three times
they say that side of the moon.
Speaker 1: One thing, right, Yeah, but also this is pyramids, So
the Black Ops guys are identifying themselves as pyramids, so
that they're the operatives of whatever this black Pyramid organization is.
Speaker 2: They're just able to shut down this whole region, let
everybody out using syops and lies. They basically have like
martial law around this, and they show that they're basically
autonomous and as far as governmental powers go, there's no
checks and balances.
Speaker 5: On this group.
Speaker 2: They can do what they want.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're totally the shadow government without a doubt. And
keep in mind too, as I pointed out in many
of the alien exposeic talks that we've done, aliens don't
just symbolize the demonic or you know, ancient aliens or whatever.
Aliens are symbols of the elite. Right as Tristan was
pointing out, the elite see themselves as they more evolved species,
and so they will actually present themselves as the higher
you know, uber mensch. We're free from good and evil morals,
we're beyond you. This is exactly how Birch and Rustle
and all these people talk. Right, They see themselves as
more Evaulvet and they don't need the rest of the
rest of population is just to be experimented on. Oh
what do you know? That's what the aliens do, the
experiment on people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And of course the aliens do that. So
then also in this film, the government does that, right, Yeah, exactly.
The state in the military is tricking people. They're lying
and people they tell them that. The final side of
it end up being they say that there's like a
chemical gas leak or something like, yeah, exactly, and they're like,
nobody can come to this area or you'll die. So
then everybody starts wearing masks. How do you like that?
So the initiation period before the Great reveal with the
Aliens is a period where everybody that's going to be
there at the site necessarily wearing gas masks, right, wearing
gas masks, and they're wearing cloth masks over their face
and so part of recovering their mouth, and they're all
afraid to breathe until and then they end up How
did they get on that bus? How did Dreyfus end
up on that bus.
Speaker 1: Do you remember, Well, he kept having dreams and experiences.
He was like following the synchronicities that led him.
Speaker 2: There, which are demonic visions and hypnotic suggestions to him
and even audible things people would hear.
Speaker 1: Oh right, right, right, what's you have? Voice to skull? Right?
All that's government tech too, right.
Speaker 2: This is why this video is. I forget how crazy
this movie is, because it really is about an initiation
into a new order that evolves a ritual masking of
the population, a terrorization of the population with lies and
fake threats, and then eventually a giant light show on
the top of a mill on the top of those.
Speaker 1: And sacrifice your kids because it's for the good, dude.
Speaker 2: This movie is about the initiation of the Luciferian New
Age based on a false religion driven by demons, And
it's about a.
Speaker 1: Ritual and the shadow government who's in concert and covenant
with the gods the demons. Yes, yes, they have an agreement.
Speaker 2: Studying them for years.
Speaker 1: Clearly because they speak, they speak through techno.
Speaker 2: French people can understand it.
Speaker 1: Only only French. We had to bring snack in here
to get them to decode it. Can you decode the
alien techno snack please, yes, this is this is alien technos.
This is the meaning of this phrase, is that the
goods you need, but we need but decimate but detail steam.
Speaker 2: So then they have We're just kind of scrolling through
here trying to find.
Speaker 1: Because I don't want to go oh, I didn't want
to mention too. So one thing I covered that my
audience should hear too is what I covered on your stream,
which the Collins brothers cover in their actions. So chapter
seven of their book is the whole is all like
one hundred fifty pages of the Alien Deception. It's really
really good. And they talked about nineteen forty nine there
was guy named doctor James Lipp who was behind projects
Sign and the Sign Report, and this went into the
movie Day the Earth Stood Still, And so C. D. Jackson,
who was we know from the David Wimhop book a
part of the CIA's doctrinal warfare program. He was actually
connected to the production team of Day the Earth Stood Still.
And so Darryl Zanuk, who left Forget Which House to
help start twentyth Century Fox. He told the Office of
War Intelligence that they could have full access to twentieth
century Fox for propaganda, and sure enough, that's what they did.
The CIA consulted on what would become OSS or the OSS,
but well become CIA. They consulted on this movie Day
the Earth So Still, And that's why when you watch
it you can see the whole movie is just about
Clawe Tuo as a replacement for Jesus. He's actually even
said to be a carpenter or something ridiculous like this,
and uh, they're going to destroy the world unless we
form a world government, right, and so that meme that
we that everybody saw, all right, Like the meme tells
the whole thing right there.
Speaker 2: Right, And I think at the end of the movie,
doesn't he comes out He's like, hey, you y'all got
a world government. They're like no, It's like it'd be
a lot cooler if you.
Speaker 1: Be Matthew McConaughey, and uh, like Jodie Foster Matthew McConaughey.
Right when they when they go and have contact, which
with the aliens, who, by the way, just seemed to
be like the dead in the afterlife contact. Have you
seen contact by the way, yes, Oh my gosh, we
we recently rewatched that when when we covered in our
Alien January series, we were cracking up. And how good
because because Matthew mcconnie becomes the preacher advisor to like
the Bill Clinton presidency. Right, so there's like a president
and Matthew McConaughey, who doesn't even believe the religion, is
the spiritual advisor. It's it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 13: I didn't used to believe, but then I show some
things and I might have changed my mind on that.
There's some things out there that I just can't explain.
Speaker 2: Say, you guys got a totalitarian world government that controls
all human movement breathing, and people are like.
Speaker 1: No, if you did.
Speaker 2: You know the cool thing about these aliens, man, I
keep getting older, they stay the same.
Speaker 1: Right, isn't that an interstellar or something like that?
Speaker 2: Right, that's that's from you know, you know what they say.
You know, I like about these high school girls that
because yeah, I keep getting older, they stay dude.
Speaker 1: It's it's uh, could you imagine, like, you know, if
you were hanging out with Matthew McConaughey and you were
talking about this ship, he would just tell you stuff
from the movies he was in.
Speaker 14: He would be like, could you ever you ever think
about it, like what if aliens? Is like, like what
if you saw an alien and I pulled you through
a dimension and you looked and you've seen it was
just you in the future.
Speaker 1: It's just the plot of Interstellar.
Speaker 2: But that's what like the only food the government was
growing corn and the crops all fa and you had
like a daughter that you had, you had a kind
of broken relation.
Speaker 1: It would it would just be the movies, right.
Speaker 13: I just imagine, like, what, what have you seen an alien?
It was like you went out to touch and talk
to an alien and and it was just like your
dad when he died.
Speaker 1: Literally just a plot of contact.
Speaker 2: That's all the conversations you have. All he talks about
like that. That's when he gets dementia when he's like
sixty five years, two years from the shots you got
this year, That's what he's in the talk.
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You want to hear some super chat So you want to?
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Chloric Queen for five dollars, says here's a little something
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I'm about to show you some of the fly paper
I got hanging up in here to get these damn
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Into the further says for five dollars. This is not related.
But I saw a stream where you mentioned that you
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words for good global citizens. Yeah, exactly.
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Little aids Now, I.
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you're confused, but agreed to disagree. Suntory. Time for ten dollars.
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Suntaory William Kine again says for ten dollars one more time. Bro,
I've read David Polaides, I've looked into four eleven. Okay,
so here we got a we got a four to
eleven nerd. Also, by the way, the lead singer of
Helloween from the eighties. He says, why are the blue
eyed children the main victims? Ooh interesting, Well that could
suggest trafficking, because in trafficking, blue eyed people go for
more money, women, children, men. They always have some kind
of Teutonic lineage, Germanic lineage. Interesting, so maybe they profile
people on bloodlines and they're abducting people with a certain bloodline.
That's definitely possible. I don't know. Coom Rocket's sixty nine.
Uh oh again, he's got He says, do this in
McKenna voice.
Speaker 8: What if the aliens gave us corn and we ate
enough corn that they spoke to us through the corn nuggets?
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five dollars. For five dollars, yeah, I'll do that for
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phnisis since five bucks and says in the nineties it
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not be cool.
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when I do it on my channel, they just hide
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Speaker 2: Little aids that So it's gonna be aids now.
Speaker 1: Somebody said, who is Terrence McKenna. Seriously, come on, y'all,
you can't be y'all who doesn't know.
Speaker 2: Who Terrence object? At the end of all history.
Speaker 1: The transcendental shroom, the transcendental comb of all history.
Speaker 2: Terrece maquett is the cosmic couber.
Speaker 1: Terrence mccoomber, Terrence mccoomber.
Speaker 2: Exactly, Terrence mccoomber.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Uh what else? By the way, everybody, do
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