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Speaker 1: Here is your host, Douge Hubbs.
Speaker 3: Hello and welcome back truth seekers from around the world.
It's time for another edition of the fact Hunter podcast
as we record on this Wednesday, February the twenty fifth,
twenty twenty six. Three more days and we're in March.
Can you believe it? Sunday is March already? How quickly
the time goes. Hope everybody's doing well. We've had an
interesting few days were out. We were without power from
Sunday evening until early Tuesday morning, but no big deal.
You know, we're pretty well prepared. We have a generator
that's similar to a blue Eddy I think it's two
thousand and we're able to run the fridge, the freezer,
the important things, the coffee maker, which have to be
careful with because that coffee makers put a serious drain
on your generators. But by day too we were like,
we're getting a cup of coffee, but it We ran
out of juice literally an hour before the power came
back on. But unfortunately a lot of trees down. We
lost about a twenty foot portion of fence line due
to a giant tree in the back falling down two
three trees on the side which I have my phone on.
So I'm a little unprofessional today. If you hear a
ding or a phone call, I have to take it
because we have landscaping company coming to take two of
them down today because they're half falling over and they're
thirty forty feet high. My garage, my shop is in jeopardy.
And I'll tell you within a you know, five to
ten mile radius of our house, it looks like a
bomb went off. There are trees down everywhere. Interesting that
this the first snow we had, you know, a month ago,
felt very synthetic. This was some of the heaviest snow
we've ever seen. I mean we're in the house and
you just started snap, snap snap. We're surrounded by trees,
you know, we're in a very rural area and some
of the biggest snowflakes we've ever seen, some of the
fastest accumulation we've ever seen. But you know, everybody's safe.
You know, Noah's in the audience. As we say, right,
there's always somebody going through a more difficult time. But
we certainly are grateful for you know, listeners all around
the world reaching out to us, listeners here in Delaware,
Darren reaching out, Kevin and Don and everybody else checking
on us. We greatly appreciate such such a great audience
for looking out for us. By the way, I did
post some pictures on our Zello channel. Just go to
Zelo type in the fact hunter and you can see
all the pictures. We got about fourteen inches, some drifts
obviously higher. We lost our livestock shelter. This is a
giant bummer, you know. We got our next patch of
chickens the third week of April, so got to get
that toted away and a new one up. But it
is what it is, you know, no matter where you live,
right on the East coast hurricanes, you know, it just
is what it is. You drive on, you don't dwell
on it. This was an expensive one for sure, probably
between five and ten thousand dollars in damages when it's
all said and done. But you just drive on. You
can't feel sorry for yourself. And again, we have a
roof over our head, we have food, we have heat
so and we have our great audience, so we're just
going to drive on. That's what we do. But today
is February twenty fifth, and that's for the last thirty
five years, that's always been a day that's kind of
been somber to me. So as you guys know, both
me and my father were deployed Operation as Her Storm.
He was down at KKMC Kin Khalid Military Complex. And
that's spam is just me or spam just outrageous right now,
like ten spam calls today. But I was in Dahran
by Kobar Towers. We were attached to the four sixteenth
Engineers and you know, the ground war was only one
hundred hours. It was February twenty fifth, It was in
the evening. You know, spirits were high, the war was
coming to an end quickly, you know. And I think
it was somewhere between eight and ten pm and we
just felt, you know, everything shook a loud explosion.
Speaker 4: What in the world.
Speaker 3: And you know, for those of you who don't know,
the fourteenth Quartermaster took that hit. And I'm just going
to read this briefly. This is a substack. Please subscribe
for free on substack The Fact Hunter. There are dates
that pass quietly through the calendar, and there are dates
that remained fixed in a man's memory, no matter how
many years go by. February twenty fifth is one of
those for me. In nineteen ninety one, I was stationed
in Saudi Arabia during Operation Desert Storm when a scud
missile struck the barracks housing soldiers and barracks. It was
really a warehouse is you know, makeshift warehouse and just
had cots in there, but they were housing soldiers of
the fourteenth quarter Master Detachment. I again was in Kobar
Towers doing security and maintenance for them. That was very
big and out processing center for people coming in and
out of Desert Storm. When that happened, we heard it,
we felt it. The shot carried through the structure long
before we had any idea what had taken place, but
it was close enough that we knew about a click away,
something serious had happened, and we were on site shortly afterward.
And again, anyone who has ever stepped into the aftermath
of sudden violence really understands that memory is not only
recorded in images, it's recorded in the atmosphere, in the silence.
What you see, that the smell, that is something you
never forget, You just can't unsee you can't forget and that,
like I said, it's hard to believe. Number one, it's
been thirty five years since Desert Storm, thirty five years.
The fourteenth quarter Master Detachment was a US Army reverse
osmosis water purification unit.
Speaker 4: ROPE you.
Speaker 3: And they were based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. And again, their
work was not glamorous, right, They weren't designed to draw attention,
but they provided one of the most important things that
a soldier needs, and that is clean water. That's one
of the most fundamental and life sustaining missions in any deployment.
And these were citizen soldiers drawn from or American communities.
They came from Pennsylvania towns and neighborhoods.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: The people knew their names, they were their neighbors, attended
churches with them, they worked beside them, and they were
expecting to welcome them home in the spring or the summer.
Most of those folks had only been in country for
six days. It wasn't like you know, many of us
who got into theater before the war kicked off.
Speaker 4: Was it January.
Speaker 3: Seventeenth, They had just gotten into theater within the last week.
And that really stays with you when you reflect on it,
they were just just you know, they were getting used
to the environment, settling into routines. Deployments are very routine based.
And you know, one of the things that always stuck
with me was the cards that were just strewn across
the warehouse, the Valentine's State Guards and the bloodied cots.
And you know, when that missile struck, it killed thirteen
soldiers and wounded forty three. Think about that. That's eighty
one percent of the unit. Sixty nine personnel became casualties
in a millisecond. And there was no Allied unit that
suffered a greater loss during Desert storm.
Speaker 4: And you know.
Speaker 3: That, Yeah, I'll stop there. You know, people wonder why
over the last six years I've harped so much on
that niira al Sabah clip. Right, many people were not
invested in starting.
Speaker 4: A war with Iraq.
Speaker 3: The eighties into that time period, America was changing. The
economy was all over the place. As you know, right
after the war, we entered a recession. And that's the
quote unquote reason that Clinton won the election. We all
know that it's all theater, it's all stage, But that
clip from nayerra al Sabah talking about the Iraqi soldiers
yanking babies out of incubators, throwing them on the ground.
Stealing the incubators was.
Speaker 4: All a lie.
Speaker 3: And that's why you know, these folks who were killed
and maimed thirty five years ago.
Speaker 4: It upsets you, right.
Speaker 3: The many of these wars were based on lies. And
all these years have passed, and you know, life moves on,
but it's important to remember right, honoring the lives that matter.
There's still all those families and friends that are missing
them today thirty five years later, and it's important that
we remember that right. Scripture gives us language to reflection
when we're not sure what to say, or when words,
you know, fall short. John fifteen thirteen says greater love
hath no man than this, that a man laid down
his life for his friends. Google the fourteenth Quartermaster Memorial
in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: It's beautiful.
Speaker 3: And it's something I did throughout my military career, whether
I was in Iraq or in garrison, every February twenty
fifth or around that time, I would take the time
out and talk to my soldiers about the real effects
of war. And again, desert Storm seems to be that
forgotten war, but it certainly is not forgotten for those
family and friends. We should never treat sacrifices ordinary and
don't ever forget those who service was cut short far
from home. And you know, again, I think there's very
such It is so honorable to volunteer to defend your country,
to be a nurse, to be a doctor, to be
a school teacher, to make a difference in people's lives, right,
you have to have a servant's heart for that. Unfortunately,
and this kind of leads me to my next subject
is the system itself is broken.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: The government uses our military for I mean, do I
say evil things right, for things that we shouldn't be doing.
We've changed our name from the Department Offense to the
Department of War, overthrowing governments without us really being physically
threatened obviously, the medical industry with vaccines, the diabolical Department
of Education.
Speaker 4: It's the system.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to be starting a series here very
shortly on Substack called Breaking the Matrix, and I think
it's going to open a lot of eyes. But I
think the biggest thing that most people are going to
get is that we're probably too far to make any
real change because of the dependency on the matrix. And
I'll lay that out in full in the coming days
and weeks. A lot of things going on, and again
we're just getting back on our feet here, so I
appreciate everybody's patience as we try to get back into routine.
We're in the second to last week of the semester
in seminary, so all kinds of papers do with that,
and obviously just the cleanup we have around here, trees
down everywhere, not having electricity. But again we're so thankful
for what we do have now to get back into
the program. We talk about made right. The assisted suicide
that has been going on in Canada, It's been going
on in Europe, and now I think I forget how
many states exactly have it. Here in Delaware, it was
passed last summer. I tried to look up stats. They're
not available yet. I would assume that sometime this summer
the statistics will start to come through for the assisted
suicide in Delaware. But another story, another heartbreaking story, has
come through, and this is grieving parents demand changes after
twenty six year old son euthanized under controversial law. The
grieving parents of a twenty six year old man or
speaking out against Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying or made
laws arguing the system failed to protect their vulnerable son
from being euthanized despite a history of mental illness. Keanu
Vifian and I'm sure I said that wrong was euthanized
on December thirtieth, twenty twenty five, just six weeks ago,
in British Columbia, Canada. His family says he was diagnosed
with type one diabetes at age four and began struggling
with mental health after a car accident at age seventeen.
His mother, Margaret Marcilla, of Ontario, said his depression was
often seasonal, yet he became obsessed with made after losing
vision in one eye in twenty twenty two. He kept
on emphasizing how he could get approved. Marcilla told Fox
News Digital. We never thought there would be a chance
that any doctor would approve a twenty two or twenty
three year old at the time because of diabetes or
partial blindness. And again, you know, it always starts out
as compassionate people who are terminal in their last days
and can't take the pain anymore.
Speaker 4: And now ten years.
Speaker 3: Later it has evolved to people with mental illnesses. Canadian
soldiers with PTSD have been offered to be euthanized. And
I'm not laughing. I'm like, once again, everything post twenty twenty,
you can't believe the things that you're saying for real.
And he's a young guy. Drive on, he kept emphasizing
about how he could get approved. We never thought there
would be a chance that any doctor would approve a
twenty two or twenty three year old at that time
because of diabetes or partial blindness. Again, made was legalized
in Canada ten years ago. The law allows patients with
grievous and irremediable medical conditions to request a lethal drug
that is either physician or self administered to end their lives.
In twenty twenty two, after a Toronto doctor initially approved
the fian's request, of the family launched a public pressure
campaign on social media to voice their opposition and it
went viral and that outcry led the doctor to withdraw
his approval. Now, if he was so set in saying that,
you know, this guy's condition was grievous and couldn't be remedied,
why would you change your mind now? While that young
man was initially angry. His family said that he actually
started showing signs of improvement over the following year, and
he actually moved back home with them in twenty twenty four.
Mom said that he tried his best when he was
in one of those good highs of life. Then winter
fall started coming around, he started changing, and then everything
that we had worked for from spring and summertime just disappeared.
And then he would start talking about mate again. So
you hear me talk often about January and how it
affects people psychologically. That's legitimate, the shorter days, the bills
rolling in from Christmas because we have just turned Christmas
upside down on what it actually means and what should
be prioritized. And the cold and the snow and the dark,
and then you know, the spring comes and people.
Speaker 4: You know come back around.
Speaker 3: But the family said that he was rejected by multiple
doctors in Ontario, but he eventually sought out doctor Ellen Weebey,
a prominent made provider. And we've talked about that monster before.
Marcella believes that we've coached her son on what to
say to meet the criteria for Track two patients, and
sure within the next year or two they'll be track three,
Track four. Right, they're going to start people who were
emotionally distraught or depressed. No worries, just take this pill
and go to sleep. It's I've been saying this for years.
It's coming, and it's already happened, right. Track two patients,
those whose natural deaths are not imminent yet you're killing them.
That is murder. We believe that she was coaching him
on how to deteriorate his body and what she can
possibly approve him for and what she can get away
with for approving him. I mean, it's just absolutely psychotic,
psychopathic evil. Because if he had spoken back in twenty
twenty four and he was a good candidate for approving made,
she would have gone and done it right away, but
she didn't. His parents said that they were not notified
of the approval and only learned of his death several
days after it occurred. They noted his medical records did
not substantiate the severe peripheral neuropathy listed on his death
certificate as a qualifying factor. He said the whole process
came to us as a shock. That's Joseph Caprera, his stepfather,
and twenty twenty one eligibility for maid was expanded to
include applicants with grievous conditions whose deaths are not reasonably foreseeable.
And now this family has taken the mantle. They're advocating
for the repeal of this track to provision and the
passage of Bill C to eighteen, slative effort to restrict
made for patients whose underlying issue is solely mental illness.
Evil world, the evil times that we're living in, folks,
and you just got to pray, get out there, let
people know. You know how many people that are completely
oblivious to what's going on right now in Canada and
many states and Europe with this people are completely oblivious
to it. That's why it's so important to get outside
your comfort zone right and speak to people about this stuff.
You're going to take a break. Catch my breath.
Speaker 4: This was Thomas Massey from just yesterday.
Speaker 5: Madam Speaker, I rise today to let the American people know.
Speaker 1: That this government is under siege.
Speaker 5: All three branches of this government is under siege by
lobbyists and lawyers.
Speaker 1: From a German company named Bear. They spent over nine
million dollars lobbying.
Speaker 5: The executive branch and the legislative branch so that they
don't have to be liable for any damages that their
herbicide causes, otherwise known as round up, and they're having
some success.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: They haven't had any success yet in this chamber to
get that immunity.
Speaker 5: They've had some success in the state legislatures, which are
also under sieged to get this immunity from liability. Look,
the constitution guarantees people a trial if they've been harmed.
Why are we contemplating going against the constitution. The Attorney
General has opened favorably for this German company in front
of the Supreme Court about getting rid of any liability
that they should have for any damages. And the most
recent thing that we've seen the executive branch. By the way,
the president's chief of staff and the president's Attorney General
worked for one of the biggest lobbying firms that's received
hundreds of thousands millions of dollars from Beyer.
Speaker 1: And maybe that's why we've seen an executive order.
Speaker 5: It says that the production of this chemical from this
German company is a national defense priority.
Speaker 1: And we know why they're doing that.
Speaker 5: It's to keep them from having any liability everybody in
this country deserves their day in court.
Speaker 1: This is wrong.
Speaker 5: We shouldn't succumb to the lobbyist, not in the executive branch,
not in the judicial branch, and certainly not here in Congress.
Speaker 3: There you go, and I can assure you as sure
as Monday follows Sunday, they will get that protection. They
always do, just like your Zionist friend Howard Lutnik. Right,
we talked about how Trump was mocking him on how
he just happened to miswork. That was the one day
in the last four years he decided to take his
son to school. And of course now it's coming out
that Lutnix firm up the rights to all the tariff
ree funds for about twenty five cents on the dollar
last year, and then last week when the Supreme Court
struck the teriffs down, for every hundred dollars invested, his
family made three to five times that. So for every
hundred was invested, he made call it four hundred. This
government is a scam. I think I saw a clip
from l I did not watch a second of that nonsense.
I saw a clip of what was I oh, Lutnik
was there, right, But there was something else. Oh, Trump
said that the tariffs were eventually going to replace income taxes,
and I just left. Listen, they're never going to And
if there is, there'll be another great attachment to it.
Speaker 4: Right, maybe it'll be you're not.
Speaker 3: Going to have to pay taxes anymore, but you need
to take this you know, digital thing in your hand
and we'll see what happens. But it's just nonsense. It's
theater and people get all whooped up about it. This
person didn't clap, that person didn't stand up. You know,
I did see, Actually I did see. I think there
was a chief warrant officer who was injured who got
the Medal of Honor. I guess he got shot flying
a chinook.
Speaker 4: Rare to see a.
Speaker 3: Medal of honor getting awarded. But what I don't like
to see, what I loathe seeing, is when soldiers are
used for people to you know, politicians, to prop themselves up.
I spoke before of our governor here, Matt Myers, who
was an absolute complete fraud and a Zionist himself, who
held up a ceremony last December, not this past one,
but the one before. I guess that would have been
December twenty twenty four. It was probably ten degrees outside,
and the ceremony was held up for forty minutes waiting
for him to show up. He rolls up in his limo,
gets out, gives a couple raw ras, picks up o wreath,
gets his photo taken, and he's out the door. These
people are absolute scum of the earth. And again you
got to pray for you, truly do, because they're lost.
We already talked about Bear and Monsanto. Obviously Bear bought Monsanto,
and it's just the circle is crazy, isn't it. What
does Bear make well, They make drugs for non Hotchkin lymphoma.
Monsanto makes a toxic herbicide called glyco fate to spray
on food crops. Glyco Fate causes non Hodgkins lymphoma. It's
absolutely insane how all of this goes full circle. You
can't make the stuff up whatsoever. Another thing I wanted
to work on, and this is one of those things
I want to start doing, these community deep I'm working
one with a listener now that has to do with
a certain individual who was murdered. That may or may
not have come up on some information for our other podcast.
But I wanted to put this out to you all
what you have read up on it, and this seems
to be one of those things that have gone by
the wayside. It never made the big news. But I
want to start with a strategic defense initiative, and this
is going to go full circle, including a nonprofit so
the SDI. The Strategic Defense Initiative was nicknamed the Star
Wars program. Everybody, you all remember that from the eighties, right,
that was a proposed missile defense system that was to
protect the United States from attack by these ballistic nuclear missiles. Now,
this program was announced in nineteen eighty three by President
Ronald Reagan. And of course this is just after Star
Wars and Empire Strikes Back, and I think that was
the same year the Return of the Jedi came out
and all of the this. You laugh, but this propaganda
from Hollywood. There's a reason that they put movies out
right contagion, right outbreak. Movies are meant to soften your discernment.
They truly are so again, the program was announced in
nineteen eighty three by Reagan, a vocal critic of the
doctrine of mutual assured destruction, which he described as a
suicide pack. So Reagan called for a system that would
end MAD and render nuclear weapons obsolete. Elements of the
program emerged in re emerged Pardon Me in twenty nineteen
under the Space Development Agency. So the SDIO was set
up in eighty four. Of course, it's wrapped up into
the Department of Defense to oversee development. Advance weapon concepts
including lasers, particle beam weapons, and ground and space based
missile systems were studied, along with sensor, command and control,
and computer systems. The US held a significant advantage in
advanced missile defense systems through decades of extensive research and testing.
Several concepts, technologies, and insights obtained were transferred to subsequent programs.
Now under sdio's Innovative Sciences and Tech Office, investments were
made into basic research. And this is where it starts
to come together. You had national laboratories, universities, and industries,
and we see this all the time within the military
industrial complex. We saw even with MK Ultra, a lot
of these universities. You always see Stanford, you always see
the one in Ithaca, Cornell, they're a big one, and
of course Yale. But this is where it gets very interesting.
And in nineteen eighty six, speech Senator Joe Biden. These
parasites are in office forever, aren't they. Star Wars represents
a fundamental assault on the concepts alliances and arms control
agreements that have but stressed American security for several decades,
and the President's continued adherence constitutes one of the most
reckless and irresponsible acts in the history of modern statecraft.
And of course they're buddies right, but here it is.
In nineteen eighty seven, the American Physical Society concluded that
the technologies were decades away from readiness, and at least
another decade of research was even required to know whether
such a system was even possible. After the publication of
the APS report, the SDi's budget was cut. By the
late nineteen eighties, the effort had refocused on a brilliant
pebbles concept using small orbiting missiles. So the great idea
faery shows up and makes these great claims, and then
these folks like the American Physical Society start getting grants
from the government to do studies that they know these
things will never come about. Now, how many of you
have heard of the American Physical Society or the APS. Well, again,
hand in hand with the government the APS is a
nonprofit membership organization. It's a group of professionals in physics
and related disciplines. Its mission is the advancement and diffusion
of the knowledge of physics. And this is a multi
layered nonprofit one. Again, they use this money to scour
college campus to find the people who can play the
roles of the zucker birds, of the Musks, etc. Also,
this is another big one that doesn't get talked about enough.
The brilliant mind out there who has found an alternate
fuel that can replace gas for pennies on the dollar
asterisk c Stanley Meyer.
Speaker 4: Right, anything that can.
Speaker 3: Threaten the matrix, they will silence, or they will hire
them for an obscene amount of money and compartmentalize them. Right,
because most people are not going to say no to
a six or seven digit dollar sign. They just aren't.
We're all guilty of that.
Speaker 4: And again, going.
Speaker 3: Back to the matrix that we're going to be writing about,
that is the bottom line, our dependency on the matrix
and how much work and effort it would take to
be free. And that's the thing a lot of people miss,
how much much work and effort it takes to be free. Now,
one of its I should say it's CEO for the
last five years is a Jonathan Bagger And if you
look at all the places he has worked, they're all
part of this very unique structure that you rarely see
written about. I did research for several days. I found
I think two articles, and we're going to talk about
them in a minute.
Speaker 4: But this guy.
Speaker 3: Was a post doc in the eighties at the Stanford
Linear Accelerator that is something very similar to ACERN. Nobody
talks about the Stanford Linear Accelerator. He was a professor
at John Hopkins. He was appointed the director at Triumph
and that is t r i U m F. That's
Canada's nation Laboratory for Particle and Nuclear physics. Listen, there
are a lot of dots to be connected here. There
is a lot of dots to be connected here. But
then again, he's put in charge of the American Physical
Society and I was like, WHOA a nonprofit aligned with
the government again, And of course this goes back to Cornell,
this nonprofit that goes all the way back to eighteen
ninety nine. There's that date again. Right the turn of
the century, all these things kind of started taking off, right.
But let's look at their nonprofit again. Their CEO is
Jonathan Bagger, who has been a part of all these
John Hopkins, Stanford Linear Center, Triumph, now the American Physical
Society Folks. In one year, this nonprofit that works alongside
some of the biggest U universities in the world and
the Department of Defense had gross receipts what years is
for twenty four. Yeah, for the twenty twenty four calendar
year of well over one hundred and fifty million dollars.
Their mission statement is advancing physics by fostering a vibrant, inclusive,
and global community dedicated to science and society. Now, out
of that one hundred and fifty million dollars, fifty million
goes to salaries, and these people are compensated well, extremely well.
And again one of the most overlooked things in order
to break the matrix is to get rid of these nonprofits,
is to destroy the nonprofit narrative.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Keep it to churches. And you know, they shouldn't even
have to file anything. The government has no business knowing
what a church does, which I don't think they do.
I don't think they have to report. I forget the
whole thing. But you know, the loopholes with nonprofits, the
Bill and Melindigates Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, all these foundations
that are used.
Speaker 4: As our detriment.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, by the way, Liberty Fellowship, Chuck Baldwin's church not
a five oh one C three. That's why he's able
to say the things he does, because once you start
filing your five oh one C three's, I don't think
their public is what it is. They're not public that
you can't look at them, but you know, you're you're
limited to what you could say in the pulpit. But
one hundred and fifty million dollars in one year, and
they spend a lot of money on lobbying. They spend
a lot of money on salary, obviously, But there's something
more nefarious going on here. This it's Stanford Linear again.
Narra gets talked about whatsoever and I just had it
up a minute ago. Give me a second and we'll
talk about it. The Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory again. This
is federally funded research and development center in Menlo Park, California.
It was founded in sixty two, the year before they
took out JFK. It is now sponsored by the US
Department of energy, But it's administrated by Stanford, and that's
a very deep dive. Stanford has been in Cahoo's for
the government for the last at least eighty years at least.
And you know the Project Mockingbird. It's not just journalists,
it was colleges and scientists. And it's the site again
of the Stanford Linear Accelerator. It is two miles long, right,
everybody knows about cern. How many people know about this?
Constructed in sixty six that could accelerate electrons to energies
of fifty GeV. Now today the research centers on a
broad program in atomic solid state physics, chemistry, biology, and
medicine using X rays from sinchotron radiation and a free
electron laser, as well as experimental and theoretical research in
elementary particle physics, accelerator physics, astroparticle physics, and cosmology. Again,
I am still working on a deep dive into this
to see what is truly going on there. I'll give
you a little bit of history about this again. We
mentioned it was founded in sixty two. It's on about
four hundred and twenty five acres of Stanford University owned land. Again,
the main accelerator is two miles long, so you can
imagine how much it costs to build that thing. It's
the longest linear accelerator in the world and has been
operational since nineteen sixty six. And if we look really quickly,
what's the relationship real time journalism here or not journalism,
but investigating right, what's the relationship between CERN and the
what was it called again, guys, the SLAC.
Speaker 4: S LAC.
Speaker 3: So, according to this CERN in Europe and the SLAC
National Accelerator have a longstanding collaborative relationship focused on how
energy particle physics acting as a complementary institution rather than
direct competitors. While CERN hosts the world's largest proton collider,
SLACK is a US Department of Energy lab operated by
Stanford that contributes significant expertise, technology, and personnel to CERN projects.
So again, why is it the CERN gets all the attention,
nobody talks about SOLAC. I'd like to do some research.
What's the distance between them? Are they trying to summon
some like the real what's really going on with these
two things? We know there's an an awful lot of money.
You look at their net assets. The end of twenty
twenty four their net assets were two hundred and eighty
million dollars. And remember these folks in science, most of them,
most are atheists.
Speaker 4: They don't believe in God.
Speaker 3: They want to be God, they want to defeat God.
And that's why I found this so intriguing that no
has mentioned it. And again you have Triumph, and that
is TRUMF in Canada. That's their National Particle Accelerator Center.
It's considered Canada's premier physics laboratory and consistently regarded as
one of the world's leading sub atomic physics research entries.
And once again you'll be shocked to known that it
is owned and operated by a consortium of universities and
it's on the south campus of one of its founding members,
the University of British Columbia. And it goes on to
talk about the five hundred scientists, engineers, staff, etc. It
attracts over one thousand national international researchers every year and
they claim that it has generated over a billion dollars
in economic activity over the last decade. That's interesting, But
yet it looks like it's on the outskirts of Vancouver,
about as west as you can go. Now here's a
good one for you. Asteroid one four nine five nine
Triumph is named in honor of the laboratory. Oh you
don't say, what's that? Nine fourteen twenty three. That's an
interesting number there, it is. I didn't know there was
a list. Well, if you want to, if you have
a spare week on your hand, you can go to
a list of minor planets fourteen thousand and one to fifteen.
Speaker 4: Thousand and Uh. Alrighty, then.
Speaker 3: I've I've only been looking at this for three seconds
and I've already wasted too much time. Now I want
to get into kind of the nefarious side of this,
because when you see you know, whether it's MH three
seventy all those scientists who are on that plane that
worked out of Austin and some was it the Philippines
China on that plane that disappeared, wondering what kind of
technology there was rumor of a cloaking technology. Recently there
was a scientist that was murdered. We're looking into that.
But this is from this is Europa, the twenty two
Strategic Defense Initiative. Researchers really commits suicide. And I think
this is from Michael Walsh fifty year old Alistair Beckham
was a successful British aerospace project's engineer. His specialty was
designing computer software for sophistic sorry for sophisticated naval defense system.
Like hundreds of other British scientists, he was working on
a pilot program for America's Strategic Defense Initiative, better known
as Star Wars, and, like at least twenty one of
his colleagues, he died a bizarre, violent death. I think
the only person who has that kind of connection like
that is the friends of Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: But it was a lazy, sunny Sunday afternoon. It was
August nineteen eighty eight. After driving his wife to work,
Beckham walked through his garden to a musty backyard tool
shed and sat down on a box next to the door.
He wrapped wires around his chest, attached them to an
electrical outlet, and put a handkerchief in his mouth. Then
he pulled the switch, right, because I mean, that's how
most people commit suicide, right, put wires around his chest,
attach him to an electrical outlet, and put a handkerchief
in his mind. Because a handkerchief in his mouth is
certainly a clear sign of suicide, definitely not trying to
keep somebody quiet. With his death, Beckham's name was added
to a growing list of British scientists who've died or
disappeared under mysterious circumstances since nineteen eighty two. Each was
a skilled expert in computers. Each was working on a
highly classified project for the American Star Wars program. None
had any apparent motive for killing themselves. The British government
contends that the deaths are just a matter of coincidence.
The British government contends, I'm sorry they blame stress. Others
allude to an ongoing frauding investigation involving the nation's leading
defense contractor. Relatives left behind don't know what to think,
and you know, I think much of this is a
combination of those things. I think when you go into
a contract and you think you're actually going to make
a difference and get into lasers, right, you're told all
of the sci fi stuff, and then you find out
it's all nonsense, and you have contractors making billions of dollars,
universities making millions, if not hundreds of millions of dollars.
Speaker 4: You're a threat to a lot of.
Speaker 3: People and it's easier for them again, they can take
you out.
Speaker 4: They control the news. Hey, it was really depressed.
Speaker 3: What is anybody going to about it? Goes on to
say that there weren't any women involved. There weren't any
men involved. We had a very good relationship, said Mary Beckham,
Aulstairs widow. We don't know why he did it. If
he did it, and I don't believe that he did,
he wouldn't go out to the shed. There had to
be something else going on. The string of unexplained deaths
can be traced back to March of nineteen eighty two,
when Essex computer scientist doctor Keith Bowden died in a
car wreck on his way home from a London social function.
Authorities claim that Bowden was drunk, his wife and friends
say otherwise. Bouten was forty five. He was a whiz
with supercomputers and computer controlled aircraft. He was a co
founder the Department of Computer Sciences at Essex and had
worked for one of the major Star Wars contractors in England.
One night, his immaculately maintained rover krened across a four
lane highway and plunged off a bridge down in an
embankment and into an abandoned rail yard. He was found
dead at the scene. During the inquest, police testified that
Bowden's blood alcohol level had exceeded the legal limit and
that he had been driving too fast. His death was
ruled accidental. His wife, Hillary and her lawyer suspected a
cover up. Friends he'd supposedly spent the evening with denied
the fact that he'd been drinking at all. Then there
was the condition of Bowden's car.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 3: My solicitor instructed an accident specialist to examine the automobile.
Missus Bowden explained, somebody had taken the wheels off and
put others on that were old and warm. At the inquest,
that's insane. At the inquest, this was not allowed to
be brought up. Why would you not allow that to
be brought up.
Speaker 4: That's silly.
Speaker 3: Someone asked if the car was in sound condition, and
the answer was yes. So Hillary was in a state
of shock. Obviously, she just lost her husband. She never
protested the published verdict, yet she remains convinced that someone
tampered with her husband's car. It certainly looked like foul play.
Four years later, the British press finally added Bowden's case
to its growing dossier. First there appeared to be two
interconnected deaths, then six, then twelve, then twenty two. Take
thirty seven year old David Sands, a senior scientist at
esam's working on a highly sensitive computer controlled satellite radar system.
March nineteen eighty seven. Sands made a U turn on
his way to work and ran his car into the
brick wall of a vacant restaurant. And it just so
happened that his trunk was loaded with fuel and gasoline.
The car exploded on impact. Given the incongruities of the
accident and the lack of a suicide motive, the coroner
refused to rule out the possibility of foul play. Right,
because most scientists drive around with cars full of petro
or you know, cans full of petro? Right, who loads
their car up unless you're a landscaper with cans full
of petro and drive into a wall. And it's a
you know, we've been talking about this for six years,
how many whether it's you know, Brandy Vaughan, Stanley Meyer,
all these scientists MH three, P seventy, you know the
Clinton list, it's it's abhorrent. You really realize how evil
the people are who run this world. We wrestle not
against the flesh. This is a spiritual war. These are
evil people, really evil. Meanwhile, information leaked to the press
suggests that Sands had been under a tremendous amount of strain.
Margaret Sands mother in law, claims that these stories are
completely fabricated.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 3: When David died, it was a great mystery to us.
He was very successful. He was very confident. He had
just pulled off a great Koofer's company and he was
about to be greatly rewarded.
Speaker 4: Hm.
Speaker 3: He had a very bright future ahead of him. He
was perfectly happy the week before this happened. Like many
of the bereaved, Worth is still at a loss for answers.
One week we think he must have been got at
the next week we think it could have been anything.
And you know, this wave of suspicious fatalities in this
ultra secret world of sophisticated weaponry has not gone unnoticed
by the US government. The American Embassy in London publicly
requested a full investigation. The British I'm sorry, the British
Ministry of Defense, the mod members of the British Parliament,
such as the Labor MP Doug Hoyle, etc. Had been
making similar requests for many years. The Thatcher regime had
refused to launch any sort of inquiry. Of course, why
would they, They say, how many more deaths before we
get the government to give the answer. Well never, you
never get disclosure from these evil governments. The Pentagon refused
to comment on the deaths. However, the Reagan administration, sources said, quote,
we can't ignore it any more. Actually, British and American
intelligence agencies are in the situation. When The Sunday Times
in London published the details of twelve mysterious deaths last September,
sources that the American embassy admitted being aware of at
least ten additional victims, whose names have already been sent
to Washington. The sources added that the embassy had been
monitoring reports of the mysterious death for two years. English
intelligence has suffered several damaging spy scandals the twentieth century.
Of course, the CIA may suspect the deaths are an
indication of security leaks that Star Wars secrets were being
sold to the Russians. Perhaps these scientists had been blackmailed
into supplying classified data to Moscow and could no longer
live with themselves. Twenty two of them, I think, not
one or more may have stumbled onto an espionage ring
and had been silenced. Now I'm not saying espionage, but
I do think that obviously they stumbled onto something that
they should and we can talk about that and conjecture
and guests and maybe this or that, you know, certainly
never know, but these weren't suicides. These were certainly I
believe they stumbled on something that was either going to
affect the matrix or somebody's pocketbook. So again, when the
SDI is concerned, there's a tremendous amount at stake. In
return for the Thatcher government's early support of the Star
Wars program, the Regge administration promised a number of extremely
lucrative SDI contracts to the BDI, the British defense industry,
hundreds of millions of dollars, you know, to the struggling
British economy back then. You know, they couldn't give that up.
Their annual overseas weapon sales amounted to almost two hundred
and fifty billion dollars. That's why a lot of this
nonsense is made up NASA's budget.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 3: Seventy million dollars every single day for what.
Speaker 4: Much of its nonsense?
Speaker 3: And nobody blinks an eye to it. Yet everybody, on
April fifteenth, you get out your check book and every
two weeks you're stolen from.
Speaker 4: Oh it is what it is. Got to fix the
potholes in the street.
Speaker 3: Gotta pay for the next coup. There was one more
story I had found, and this kind of wraps it up.
This is called the Marconi murders, and this is by
what's the name of this website, the unredacted? Was there
a plot to murder Marconi scientists in the nineteen eighties,
And again this is just the same story, a little
different article. But between nineteen eighty two and nineteen ninety
a cluster strange and often grizzly deaths among scientists and
computer experts working in Britain's high tech defense industry baffled investigators.
And it talks about the nature of the work and
the oddness of their By nineteen eighty seven, the national
and international press had latched onto the story. And eighty
seven I.
Speaker 4: Was a senior.
Speaker 3: There was a lot going on. I was off to
basic training. I'm interested to know people my age are older.
Do you remember this going on?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: We talk about Bowden's death. Roger Hill, who was I
guess it would have been eighty five, so radar designer.
His name was Roger Hill. He killed himself with a
shotgun at his home. Later that year, a guy named
Jonathan Walsh or Wash pardon me, Wash, died after plunging
from a hotel window. And then you had the mill
dodgeby twenty four years old, who jumped off the Clifton
Suspension Bridge in Bristol in August of eighty six. He
had been working pardon me, at Marconi on computer control
systems for stingray torpedoes. Another open verdict. He must have
been going through a difficult time. But one of the
more disturbing ones of these twenty two occurred two months later.
His name was Arshad Sheriff twenty six, another computer scientist
who worked on quote unquote satellite guidance systems at Marconi.
He died again very odd circumstances. Sheriff traveled to Bristol.
He tied one end of the ligature to his neck,
the other around a tree, then jammed his foot on
the accelerator and decapitated himself. Yeah. The day before his death,
sheriff had been acting oddly and was seen paying for
accommodation in a rooming house with a bundle of high
denomination banknotes. A relative summoned to I'm sorry to identify
the body, noticed something suspicious about his car. What appeared
to be a metal rod was lying on the floor
next to the accelerator. It had been used to wedge
down the pedal. The coroner wasn't happy. This is past coincidence.
I will not be completing this inquest until I know
how two men with no connection to Bristol came to
meet the same end here. But he never did find
out why. But both men were suspected to be working
on a top secret project called Cosmos, which involved underwater
guidance systems, establishing a further connection between the pair. Thousands
of people worked in the UK's defense industry in the
mid eighties, and these deaths, spread out over three years,
could easily be dismissed as coincidences, but nobody made the connection.
But once you start moving into eighty seven and eighty
eight and the deaths increase, you know, stories get so
big they have to get into control mode.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: We already talked about Richard Pugh's death, and you had
another engineer, David Skeels, he died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
The following February, two more defense engineers were found dead,
Victor Moore from an overdose and Peter Peepell another victim
of carbon monoxide poisoning. This is just truly insane story,
and they all have ties to what we were talking
about with SLAC and the Strategic Defense Initiative, and the
matrix will stop at nothing to continue on. There's no individual.
Speaker 4: That they won't swallow.
Speaker 3: By the way, in August of eighty eight, there were
two gruesome electrocutions of senior figures at Marconi that are
some of the most suspicious at all. We mentioned Alistair Beckham, right,
he was guarding the afternoon, went to a shed, put
wires around his chest, pushed him into a power socket
and jammed a handkerchief in his mouth. But then there
was also Marconi director John Ferry, who was sixty years old,
who jammed stripped wires into his tooth fillings and electrocuted himself.
I mean, these are some of the most untypical suicide
methods i've ever heard of. Professor Colin Pritchard, who was
a noted expert in mental illness and suicide, thinks that
some of these desks were statistically uncommon and impossible. So again,
this is something I wanted to present to you. I'd
like to know your thoughts. If you've heard of it.
Do you think this is truly sabotage? Do you think
they stumbled on as something that would expose these projects
or were these people deviants? Were they blackmailed? You know,
you have a one of the most important universities in
the United States, you have the federal government, you have
a nonprofit that is worth hundreds of millions of dollars,
and scientists who, again, outside of the Clinton family, I've
never seen twenty two suicides.
Speaker 4: It's it's just insane. So there you go.
Speaker 3: Actually, it's all right on time. My dogs are going crazy.
I think the folks are here to take down my tree.
So I'm going to call it to day. God bless
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God bless you, keep your head on a swivel and
Jesus in your heart and until we meet again, my friends,
we will see you.
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