Impaulsive with Logan Paul - August 02, 2019


E107 UFO EXPERT DR. GREER REVEALS FIRST EVER PHOTO OF AN ALIEN - IMPAULSIVE EP. 107

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E106 PIQUES USED TO BE CRISTIANO RONALDO’S ROOMMATE - IMPAULSIVE EP. 106 E108 FAZE CENSOR HAS A MESSAGE FOR FAZE CLAN - IMPAULSIVE EP. 108

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00:02:12.340 What is the most dangerous information that you know?
00:02:17.100 Oh, boy.
00:02:17.940 Well, I'll tell you what I told the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency in his office.
00:02:22.540 One and the same.
00:02:23.900 Me and that guy.
00:02:24.900 pretend that you're him okay the first question he asked me was we don't understand why you
00:02:30.120 haven't committed suicide yet to me and i said well because i don't need to do that
00:02:35.900 because his father had knowing what i'm about to tell you and that is
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00:02:51.220 impulsive merch or jerseys his says one mine and yours both say two that's it there's not like two
00:02:58.120 and three welcome back to impulsive the number one podcast in the world not with merch
00:03:03.160 no i'm just kidding we don't we don't do it no we don't got merch we don't have an idea i don't
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00:03:25.940 things no why you boo me intro because you messed up like a frog it's all good i'm still a little
00:03:32.300 tired guys at the time of this recording it is thursday it's the day before or it's two days
00:03:36.940 before the challenger game so i'm sure we're gonna say some stuff about that so just so you
00:03:40.300 know this is a little dated i'm probably gonna be in mykonos with my shirt off yeah uh at this
00:03:44.500 point what you got i know you had something you wanted to talk about i wanted to ask uh what did
00:03:49.080 you do during the break i took okay i'll answer that question oh no remember this i think all
00:03:54.320 right so i do the same thing that i took a nap and guys i'm proud to say i did not furiously
00:04:02.320 masturbate yeah there we go i didn't do it i took a nap i took a nap and i continued to study the
00:04:09.060 history of shoes oh wow i've been completely obsessed with the history of shoes really ever
00:04:13.980 since the sagebrush bark sandals that were found in 7 000 bc in a cave in oregon the history since
00:04:20.280 then the trajectory's been like this 7 000 bc in oregon the first ever shoes they were sagebrush
00:04:26.220 bark they've been doing it bro yeah yeah oregon's been at it wow obsessed that's why nike came from
00:04:32.880 there right well nike actually came from somewhere in oregon no he's right he's right no that would
00:04:37.820 be invented in uh phil knight yes it was yeah it was in phil knight phil knight idaho yes yeah
00:04:45.560 by the way i've gotten a little bit oh you're right oh you're right phil knight was a track
00:04:50.320 and field coach at the university of oregon yeah yeah spencer yeah what do you guys expect i mean
00:04:56.800 i'm gonna drop some facts all right i don't know what was that what you really wanted to you you 0.99
00:05:01.100 said before we walked in you got something good for the intro was that it was that it oh shit 0.80
00:05:06.160 that definitely was not it i dropped the ball so very well here's another thing that happened 0.51
00:05:10.740 during the break or it was not really during the break but it was right before this started
00:05:14.480 um our guest who by the way is quite prestigious okay and he comes with an entourage a massive
00:05:20.600 entourage which i didn't expect he rolled up a little bit earlier which is which is normal for
00:05:25.340 our guests and we're never ready let's be honest when's the last time we kicked off on time we're
00:05:29.020 horrible to our guests it's just the fact of the matter yep and danny came in my room and she said
00:05:33.140 mike dr greer's here and i was like all right we'll uh send him into the garage you know to
00:05:38.540 the green room where we usually put our guests and she was like oh i can't do that logan's sleeping
00:05:42.180 and i said well i don't know you probably should wake him up because the guest is actually here
00:05:47.360 for his podcast so it might make sense to wake the guy up you know what i said i just need the
00:05:52.680 i need these z's bro whenever i feel myself getting slightly sick my my cure is to just
00:05:58.260 sleep as much as possible and it's been working yeah like if i could pull a 10 hour night instant
00:06:02.280 cure wow note that down should we bring him on though now that we're all here and awake i think
00:06:06.000 so we could probably do that and like the the vibe from them is daunting like they're all
00:06:10.480 it's all and also yeah six four he's tall as hell i don't like any scary real quick how can you can
00:06:17.580 you help me pronounce this word when i get to it you see what our guess is an american ufologist
00:06:23.520 ufologist nope nope it's a ufologist and retired traumatologist he's gonna he's gonna he's gonna
00:06:30.260 help us retired traumatologist who founded the center for the study of extraterrestrial
00:06:34.640 intelligence and the disclosure project which seeks the disclosure of allegedly classified
00:06:38.960 secret ufo information i'm reading off of wikipedia ladies and gentlemen it's dr greer
00:06:43.240 yes thank you wikipedia yes shout out wikipedia never never ceases to amaze how you doing man
00:06:50.460 good how are you good i had a whole a whole bio here for well really there's a lot there's a lot
00:06:57.280 of stuff on online regarding you you know that who cares you're right that's right that's what
00:07:02.780 i say no that's what that's my motto as well how do you pronounce that word which one ufologist
00:07:07.200 it's a fake word really i never refer to myself that way i'm an emergency doctor and i run a big
00:07:14.440 research project on this stuff began briefing a cia director for bill clinton in 1993 so when
00:07:22.260 say that you're actually briefing
00:07:23.700 face-to-face meetings with folks
00:07:26.560 like that about aliens
00:07:27.920 yeah i mean okay all right
00:07:30.480 let's okay no cut 0.99
00:07:32.460 this shit that's a big deal where are the 1.00
00:07:34.400 aliens yeah where are they 1.00
00:07:35.900 where are they which ones no 0.98
00:07:38.000 don't don't don't do me like that god dang it
00:07:40.140 okay well i mean there are ones
00:07:42.340 that we have captured that
00:07:44.400 through electronic warfare systems
00:07:46.060 yo this is gonna get crazy i don't know if i'm
00:07:48.400 ready to go here for this podcast all right
00:07:50.140 First, can we give your credentials before we just dive into talking about UFOs and aliens?
00:07:54.200 Also, Dr. Greer, the mic is your friend.
00:07:56.920 You love that thing.
00:07:57.480 Yeah, I hear it.
00:07:58.080 Yeah, I hear it.
00:07:58.780 I hear you.
00:07:59.360 Yeah, there you go.
00:08:00.100 Okay, so.
00:08:00.900 How do I turn this?
00:08:01.920 This is a little loud.
00:08:02.720 You can turn this.
00:08:03.180 Really?
00:08:03.600 Let's get you.
00:08:04.620 And time out.
00:08:05.400 And time in.
00:08:06.340 I'm not splitting my eardrum now.
00:08:08.540 Oh, we're good now, yeah?
00:08:09.760 Yeah.
00:08:10.040 Okay, cool.
00:08:10.520 So, all right.
00:08:11.040 So, I mean, who are you?
00:08:13.380 I'm an emergency doctor, ER.
00:08:16.060 I like to show ER, which I've never seen.
00:08:17.700 but you're still to this day yeah i still stay credentialed i'm not practicing the er
00:08:23.400 i'm working on this problem full-time okay which is the biggest national security
00:08:28.800 issue we've ever had which is what exactly well there are classified programs that are called
00:08:37.920 unacknowledged special access projects you can go to netflix and see the movie unacknowledged
00:08:42.860 and that's what it deals with and those projects are so top secret that routinely the president
00:08:50.140 and people like that get denied access wow i discovered that 20 some years ago so i started
00:08:55.980 a project to identify top secret guys who had the guts to come forward with this information so we
00:09:04.220 started the disclosure project in the 90s and i now have about 975 of these men and women who've
00:09:12.140 been in classified projects who are on my team about 110 have come public you know a whole bunch
00:09:18.220 of them are on our youtube site youtube.com slash s disclosure always plug yep yep well i mean people
00:09:24.140 people want to see it it's there we're not hiding anything that's incredible for sure so you have
00:09:28.580 975 what we would call either assets or sources yeah assets who are or would you whistleblowers
00:09:34.920 are they oh wow you know i mean i'll just say like wow is the u.s government trying to kill
00:09:40.320 them for revealing top secret classified information are they going to go the same way
00:09:44.140 as six nine is what he's asking they would have at one time like in the 90s in the 90s i had three
00:09:49.740 people my team killed and that's true i'm not making it up but you know at this point we're
00:09:55.540 not worried about that there are a lot of folks who really love what we're doing um and it's
00:10:01.020 gotten very public you know we've had several hundred million people see this documentary
00:10:04.740 unacknowledged which itself gives you a zone of protection because you're too well known to just
00:10:10.100 disappear but most of the most of these people have been in classified projects and you know
00:10:16.060 some are corporate and some are cia some are department of defense um different military
00:10:21.540 laboratories laboratories white oaks everyone white oak white oak naval labs is a really
00:10:28.100 big one that closed down that that had a lot of what about los alamos anything good going on there
00:10:32.420 now yeah it has a compartment so here here's the you know you know 101 lesson on classified
00:10:40.180 projects it doesn't really matter if you have a top secret clearance it's what compartment
00:10:44.320 you're read into or briefed in read into is the proper military okay okay but you know so you may
00:10:50.840 have a top secret clearance and you may be the director of the cia but if they don't want you
00:10:55.220 to know what's going on a usap an unacknowledged special access project the unacknowledged ones
00:11:00.100 are the most tightly held ones and they're actually illegal so there's a constitutional
00:11:04.480 attorney i'm working with uh two in fact um nanny sheehan who did the pentagon papers oh yeah
00:11:10.440 i have a ron contra and all that he's on my team and another guy named uh larry clayton who
00:11:15.940 is the other side more uh conservative and we're you know looking at at the the legalities of this
00:11:22.560 so in the late 90s i wrote to every agency in the government and said look we have hundreds of these
00:11:28.160 guys coming forward uh i did a briefing for the president and ci director back then clinton and
00:11:34.360 his first ci director r james wolsey and then started doing briefings for people like general
00:11:39.720 hughes who was head of the defense intelligence agency and admiral wilson who was the head of the
00:11:44.600 j2 head of intelligence joint staff all those people had been denied access to these projects
00:11:49.660 illegally so i said well guess what since these projects are illegal you can't enforce the their
00:11:55.620 non-disclosure agreements and their national security oath so we're vitiating them we're
00:11:59.660 nullifying them bye you know screw you so i wrote a letter that's basically said you have to contact
00:12:07.140 us within 30 days or we're going to start releasing those documents and the testimony of these 0.60
00:12:12.680 whistleblowers so we started doing that man that project started in 01 2001 about 800 million
00:12:19.360 people saw the national press club event that we did um the agency contacted a lot of major media
00:12:25.620 and ordered it taken down but before they could about 800 million people saw it so that's what
00:12:31.280 i'm working on now people say why would you bother you know um guess what you ever heard of something
00:12:36.980 called you know like climate change and pollution yeah spencer knows all world poverty big climate
00:12:42.800 changer and also jordan belford doesn't believe any of that yeah yeah well yeah well who cares i 1.00
00:12:47.420 I mean, you know, as that comedian said, I can't fix, stupid. 0.99
00:12:52.700 That's what Spencer was trying to say that, too. 1.00
00:12:55.300 All right, good for you.
00:12:56.460 So the fact is the technologies that are behind, you know, a UFO,
00:12:59.980 there's this, like, forget the word UFO.
00:13:01.600 It's an alternative energy and propulsion device.
00:13:04.500 Some are interstellar and some are man-made.
00:13:06.800 Lockheed Skunk Works out here in California, North Drummond.
00:13:09.360 Huge program.
00:13:10.220 Huge program.
00:13:11.880 Responsible for the stealth fighter.
00:13:13.480 Yeah, well, U2, like, you know, the band U2.
00:13:16.420 That was a Locked in Skunk Works project, so it's huge.
00:13:20.560 So what we decided to do is move this stuff forward with the objective of educating the public on the issue, but also getting these technologies known about and at some point put into place because, you know, our civilization is going to hell in a handbasket real fast, frankly.
00:13:38.760 But these sciences and technologies that have been ruthlessly classified and lethal force has been used to keep it that way, those technologies would completely reverse that.
00:13:51.940 Because you're dealing with sciences.
00:13:54.340 I don't want to bore people with a lot of physics and blah, blah, and blah, blah, blah.
00:13:58.620 Yeah.
00:13:58.880 But imagine, you know, the amount of space in a glass like this.
00:14:03.240 There's enough potential energy in the fabric of space-time
00:14:06.160 called the zero-point energy field to run the entire planet.
00:14:10.000 Is that like dark matter?
00:14:11.600 Well, no.
00:14:12.280 Or completely different?
00:14:13.580 It's not.
00:14:14.200 No.
00:14:14.800 But what I'm saying is that these things that are going through interstellar space,
00:14:20.160 they're not carrying, you know, Exxon Jet A fuel or a rocket with fuel.
00:14:25.520 They're pulling energy out of the fabric of space-time,
00:14:27.900 and they're getting their propulsion and their ability to to move that way so that's been studied 0.72
00:14:33.760 since the 40s frankly oh shit you know and those my my uncle worked on the lunar you know we just 0.60
00:14:40.040 had the 50th anniversary how's he doing how's he doing by the way my uncle's on the other side 0.96
00:14:44.360 yeah he passed away sorry about that he died two weeks after neil armstrong who was first man to
00:14:49.200 work when when was that so yeah a few years ago i can't remember the year that he passed away but
00:14:54.160 He was like 92, had a great life.
00:14:56.480 He encouraged me to do what I'm doing.
00:14:58.300 He was an aerospace engineer at Northrop Grumman,
00:15:01.140 which is like the second biggest aerospace contracting company for the U.S. government.
00:15:05.680 So, you know, here I am.
00:15:07.140 I left my medical career to try to fix this problem.
00:15:09.860 It's an existential question for the planet.
00:15:12.160 You worked with Clinton.
00:15:14.340 He was the most recent president to have a fascination with UFOs.
00:15:19.560 No, no.
00:15:20.620 Well, he visited Area 51, correct?
00:15:24.160 All of them would like to have gone there.
00:15:26.660 Look, Area 51 is just a grid on a map.
00:15:30.220 They're really hot.
00:15:30.860 Okay, all the people signed the petition.
00:15:32.000 Yeah, let's talk about this.
00:15:33.120 Here we are.
00:15:34.100 Here we go.
00:15:34.580 Let's go.
00:15:35.020 You want some actionable intelligence instead of nonsense?
00:15:37.720 Let's get into it.
00:15:38.500 Please, go to the beans.
00:15:39.260 So the area at Pahoot Mesa and Groom Lake out there and S4, S2, S9, and S12.
00:15:47.380 So the places that deal with this issue are deep underground.
00:15:52.040 they're hardened which means you could drop a tactical nuclear weapon on them you won't reach
00:15:56.800 the door yes correct you know i've been out there and and i have people who've worked in those
00:16:01.620 facilities so you know the idea that you're going to you know march in there and grab this stuff out
00:16:06.780 so what you're saying is so what you're saying is yes they can't stop yeah is what you're saying
00:16:12.140 because their big thing is they can't stop us all in fact they can't is what you're saying so
00:16:18.060 these guys are these guys are bunker buster like there's no issues with bunker busters no issues
00:16:24.180 with you know what's it what's another moabs multi-ordinates air blast missile like so and
00:16:29.400 then you got 14 people that work at the walmart and fucking right michigan are gonna march into
00:16:34.680 this place dude and they think they're in what you're saying is it's probably not gonna happen
00:16:38.000 no but the sentimental the sentiment's great you know so there are technologies that we the
00:16:44.240 taxpayers have spent trillions of dollars developing that are in these classified projects
00:16:49.320 that a bunch of fascists are keeping away from us it's true they are they're fascists full stop
00:16:54.600 you know there's a man on my team who's the son of of one of the men who founded the cia
00:17:02.060 the grandson of paul mellon the billionaire paul mellon he's on my team his father was senator
00:17:08.000 john warner and he flat out said my entire family are fascists and i said yeah well i know this
00:17:14.100 let me just let me just define a fascist for yeah it's a form of a radical right-wing 0.98
00:17:20.800 authoritarian ultra-nationalism characterized by dictator dick dictators dictatorial power 0.97
00:17:28.760 dictatorial so forcible dictatorial thank you it's interesting word forcible suppression of 0.92
00:17:33.860 opposition which is interesting i mean if you think about what they just do they do it covertly
00:17:38.680 though i mean it's not like they're like going down the street shooting everyone in the head
00:17:42.620 interested in this they do it covertly and through disinformation false information who's running
00:17:47.720 what organization is running the show then it's called the majority intelligence committee i have
00:17:52.380 a documents on our website from the national reconnaissance office that runs all the super
00:17:56.680 secret spy satellites so this is like aside from the government this isn't part of this isn't part
00:18:01.940 of the u.s government at all it well it think of a hybrid entity that is part corporate part
00:18:09.760 government but so secret that it is running off the radar of most people in government you know 0.98
00:18:15.800 when people say the government's hiding something i say the government couldn't find their ass in a 0.59
00:18:20.760 well-lighted room with both hands i get i mean you know seriously most of the senators i should 0.65
00:18:25.320 kind of congressmen other people i've met with cabinet level folks they know nothing about this
00:18:30.380 stuff so it's like a roided up can i ask you some tactical questions sure blackwater is what i was
00:18:35.060 gonna say but roided up remember blackwater the contractors did all the dirty work is it similar
00:18:40.540 to that kind of thing like they have like a con like a half contractor half militant yeah but
00:18:45.300 it'd be a much deeper it'd be a much uh deeper cover operation than that like okay how did you
00:18:53.000 as a traumatologist emergency doctor emergency doctor is what i said yeah yeah how did you as
00:18:59.660 an emergency doctor how do you have the wherewithal and resources and access to find
00:19:07.660 985 people who worked in top secret classified facilities and why would they listen to you as
00:19:14.060 their god and almighty leader of the disclosure project well i don't know that i'm that at all
00:19:21.220 but they understand what our purpose is and it's people who find me i don't find them how'd you
00:19:28.180 How did you get started, I guess I'm asking.
00:19:30.560 Well, that's a very good question, the way I got started.
00:19:32.560 You know, we're working on a documentary right now.
00:19:35.220 I saw it.
00:19:35.740 You guys are shooting on an iPhone.
00:19:37.260 No, no, that's not what it's going to be.
00:19:38.700 That's just for me walking around.
00:19:40.080 Okay.
00:19:40.600 No, it's a good camera shoot.
00:19:42.780 But if you go to ce5film.com, you're going to see what we're doing,
00:19:47.360 and it's about humans initiating contact with these civilizations,
00:19:51.420 bypassing the government.
00:19:53.340 All right.
00:19:53.680 Wow.
00:19:53.940 So I started a project in 1990 before anyone in this room was alive.
00:19:58.140 All right, easy.
00:19:58.820 Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry.
00:19:59.900 Easy.
00:20:00.540 Okay.
00:20:01.340 I was five years old.
00:20:02.580 I just started T-ball.
00:20:03.620 Hey, good for you. 1.00
00:20:04.840 Great fucking T-ball career. 1.00
00:20:05.940 Excellent career. 1.00
00:20:06.720 Yeah.
00:20:06.920 Okay.
00:20:07.700 He was really good.
00:20:08.980 I batted 326 all singles because I couldn't run.
00:20:13.100 I was only five.
00:20:13.700 I couldn't run fast enough to get to second base,
00:20:15.380 and the field's the size of this room.
00:20:16.760 Yeah.
00:20:17.220 I'm picturing Mike at five years old with his feet the same size they are now.
00:20:21.000 That's exactly right.
00:20:22.220 And hairy.
00:20:22.580 That's exactly right.
00:20:23.300 Very hairy.
00:20:24.280 No, it never was hairy.
00:20:25.200 Still don't have much hair on my legs, dude.
00:20:27.000 That's good.
00:20:27.220 Oh, he does it.
00:20:28.100 I've seen him.
00:20:28.520 He's a swimmer. 0.96
00:20:29.040 Smooth as a baby's buttocks. 0.96
00:20:30.220 That's weird. 0.99
00:20:30.760 Anyways.
00:20:31.400 Sorry about that little side note.
00:20:32.780 We're back.
00:20:34.700 I mean, we can have fun.
00:20:36.280 I love having fun.
00:20:37.300 By the way, let's also, let's do something.
00:20:39.860 I'm an emergency doctor.
00:20:40.660 Let's spice this up.
00:20:41.480 Let's do it.
00:20:41.860 We're wild men.
00:20:42.920 Let's bring the whole vibe of this show up a little bit because we don't live here.
00:20:46.380 We don't live down at this two level.
00:20:48.660 We live at about a nine to a ten.
00:20:50.620 Yeah. 0.96
00:20:51.300 Do aliens get haircuts?
00:20:52.900 Mm-hmm.
00:20:53.920 Well, the ones that have hair, I'm sure they do.
00:20:56.160 Okay, fair enough.
00:20:56.860 that makes sense but i'm picturing aliens as some like super hyper advanced civilization who
00:21:02.420 have somehow found a way to keep their hair perfect no matter where they are what do we
00:21:08.300 know what do we know how many species of aliens are there yeah because that was the first thing
00:21:12.260 you said you're like i said where are the aliens you said which ones yeah what are you talking
00:21:15.540 about i'm sure there's several thousand species now i know that there's there's a facility out
00:21:21.140 in the desert near uh tombstone arizona called fort huachuca army intelligence headquarters
00:21:26.720 I've been out there – I've known a couple of the heads of Army intelligence, and there's a dumb out there, deep underground military base, that has nine E.T. craft and autopsy bodies.
00:21:38.060 I knew guys who worked in that facility.
00:21:39.220 Nine?
00:21:39.920 Nine different craft.
00:21:41.240 And they're from different civilizations.
00:21:42.940 So, you know, there are all these stereotypes of this.
00:21:45.840 You know, it's like the big bug-eyed thing.
00:21:47.800 That's not what it is. 1.00
00:21:48.740 That's just all the caricatures that, you know, idiots put out. 1.00
00:21:53.300 Media, you know, the mass media put out to sort of ridicule it. 0.94
00:21:56.720 um but uh you know when i you know to get back to your question i started this project in 1990 it
00:22:02.000 was really for people to do what's called close encounters of the fifth kind which is when humans
00:22:06.960 initiate the contact and within a couple years we had four of these et craft pop in
00:22:12.880 near pensacola and it was on the front page of the paper why would i know it's like knock knock
00:22:18.000 knock uh well there was a whole lot of activity there that was being okay okay so my team down
00:22:23.280 there i go to pensacola sometimes yeah but i only know what's going on i'll tell you what i go for
00:22:27.420 i go to there's a store in florida called uh publics and i get what's called the pubs i get
00:22:32.580 what's called the pub sub yeah it's like i get a chicken that's what they're dropping in from
00:22:37.020 planet zangar and it's weird too because it's like a supermarket like when's the last time you
00:22:42.000 went to the store for a sandwich usually go to a deli right but kids love their pubs and apparently
00:22:46.820 aliens i wonder if like we have an advanced technology called publics that is attracting
00:22:52.240 these animals it's possible should we should we should we like get back on track you think i don't
00:22:56.720 know that we got off track i think we have something called thermonuclear weapons that
00:23:01.160 attracting them over oh all right all right wow you know let's get to you know you want to talk 0.92
00:23:06.060 some real shit so once we started creating nuclear weapons that's when they started showing up right 1.00
00:23:09.560 they're like oh you guys are idiots is that what it is yeah oh yeah because you know you know we 1.00
00:23:13.860 were we were they were looking at us as a real problem right they're like y'all y'all are idiots 1.00
00:23:19.360 I mean, everyone's always afraid of the aliens. 1.00
00:23:21.880 I said, no, it's the other way around.
00:23:23.400 You know, we're a bunch of rampaging monkeys with thermonuclear weapons, thousands of them
00:23:27.520 maimed at each other, and then going out into space with them.
00:23:30.440 You know, okay, so, you know, hello.
00:23:32.320 I mean, you know, it doesn't take, you know, Einstein's IQ even to figure out that problem.
00:23:36.160 So there's a bunch of stories of UFOs.
00:23:38.240 I don't know if you guys have seen this.
00:23:39.240 There's UFOs that will, like, missiles are about to get launched, and then all the systems
00:23:43.980 will just go down.
00:23:44.920 That's in our Disclosure Project archive.
00:23:47.040 Yeah, like there's a lot of these kind of stories.
00:23:48.720 The ICBMs at Minot, North Dakota, there were 18 intercontinental ballistic missiles, went offline at the same time.
00:23:54.940 Really cool.
00:23:55.740 And what they were saying, they weren't a threat.
00:23:57.640 They were saying, look, don't blow up this beautiful planet, but if you do a Mutual Assured Destruction all-out launch, we can take a lot of them offline so the Earth isn't destroyed.
00:24:08.060 That's why they're here.
00:24:09.180 Wow.
00:24:09.360 They're here to sort of be a check to the madness of what's been going on for 70 years on this planet.
00:24:13.680 my thing is why doesn't one of these aliens cruise by in his space coop roll down the window and say
00:24:21.420 yo guys we're up here we're chilling like why doesn't one of them let us know but it's the
00:24:25.840 language that they use is more like this see and how are we going to decipher how are we going to
00:24:31.080 your question is assuming something that hasn't happened that has happened that just hasn't
00:24:36.240 happened for us i'm impulsive sounds like also you personally but you know i mean have did you
00:24:41.220 ever go up on a rocket and walk
00:24:43.240 on the moon? Not yet. Are you considering?
00:24:45.200 But we went there. I'm considering it. We're being sued
00:24:47.260 by somebody. Have you seen Buzz Aldrin
00:24:48.720 punch that guy in the face?
00:24:51.000 I didn't see him punch the guy. It is incredible.
00:24:53.540 I do know what he saw when
00:24:55.240 we landed, but he can't talk about it. His sister
00:24:57.400 confirmed it too. Moon base?
00:24:59.360 What's going on right now? When we landed on the
00:25:01.300 moon, there was around that crater
00:25:03.400 above where we landed,
00:25:04.980 there were multiple ET craft that were
00:25:07.220 just hovering there watching.
00:25:08.640 And that is true. That's 100% true.
00:25:11.220 Whoa, hold on the phones.
00:25:12.760 This ain't good.
00:25:13.420 Whoa.
00:25:13.980 Or maybe it is.
00:25:14.540 They're just checking them out.
00:25:15.560 Yep.
00:25:16.320 Like an audience.
00:25:17.300 They're going, you know, hmm, that's interesting.
00:25:19.700 These guys are up here, and it's like 1969, the Cold War is going on,
00:25:23.920 and the Apollo mission was a militarized operation competing with the Soviet Union.
00:25:29.120 So we were viewed as trying to go into space in a divisive and war-making way.
00:25:36.280 i mean the space program ostensibly was civilian but it was really a proxy for the cold war that's
00:25:41.600 the truth right so you're telling me when buzz aldrin stepped on the moon he saw five
00:25:46.980 extraterrestrial aircrafts well i don't know i think there were more than that i think just
00:25:51.940 watching him step on them to take his first step on the moon uh well actually neil armstrong was
00:25:56.460 to first watch him buzz take his first step yes buzz aldrin was second um you know my uncle was
00:26:03.500 involved with that because he helped design the lunar module that carried them there but uh you
00:26:08.400 know you know that footage highly classified they say they've lost it nasa did you see that in the
00:26:13.420 news not long ago we we lost the original footage from the moon landing i mean the most important
00:26:17.620 event in the history of mankind we just lost it and you know gee you know my dog ate the homework
00:26:22.700 i mean my dog does eat the homework we just love your dog to be true oh you've seen her yeah she
00:26:28.660 eats everything she ate my bird actually oh well that's that's a great time and by the way that's
00:26:33.640 i'm sad that's bad oh it's very sad thanks for the clarification mike well because some people
00:26:38.280 that's hey that's wild that is wild i haven't got started yet no i know i know i know and this
00:26:44.840 how do you how do you lose that footage no like that's not a memory card you just like well that's
00:26:49.220 what he's saying that's ridiculous yeah such thing as a memory card back i know but like for you i
00:26:53.380 know that's not a little bugaboo like nowadays where you drop a memory card and you messed up
00:26:57.600 a vlog moment like i oh can you imagine can you imagine you're landing on the moon how would i
00:27:03.100 describe that i was gonna say planet it's not a planet can you imagine you're landing on uh the 0.89
00:27:06.480 moon and you look across the way and there's things watching you yeah that's fucking scary
00:27:14.400 but they knew beforehand well you can do what have you seen the picture of them at the press
00:27:18.520 conference when they got back that you can tell they're just like yo this like we're freaked out
00:27:23.600 we're freaked out we want to say so why why could he not say anything well i invited neil armstrong
00:27:30.020 to the disclosure project event the national press club and his really good friend of his who's on my
00:27:35.220 team said he was informed that he his wife his kids and his grandkids would all be killed if he
00:27:41.340 did that that there was someone way or another they'd end up in accidents or something and that's
00:27:46.100 true it's really serious stuff i know i know we're joking around a lot but so i said well look you
00:27:50.420 know i'm not i understand the pressure a man like that's under so you know we'll we'll have some
00:27:55.800 other people there okay you think they'd be stoked and then they like i mean they're not looking too
00:28:02.160 too happy that is why so what about buzz has buzz hit you up or has buzz hit you has he punched you
00:28:08.500 in the face yet no no because you know look i don't i don't force anyone to go further than
00:28:13.640 where they're comfortable i understand this you know my military advisor was in one of these
00:28:17.820 unacknowledged projects and you know he understood that lethal force has been used and forced secrecy
00:28:23.920 on that and um it was a very dangerous thing back some years ago when we first started this now it's
00:28:29.300 i don't worry about it but we got people who have our backs i don't see more than that but
00:28:34.480 are we at risk for having had you on the show would you say no absolutely not because i'll be
00:28:39.500 honest with you i'm finally getting a little wind in my sails here the last thing i want to do is
00:28:42.500 get sniped don't worry he's starting to graduate the micro influence yeah moving on to the next
00:28:47.320 Check it out. It's a big time.
00:28:49.640 Logan's got something here.
00:28:52.120 Ever thought I was saying I misrepresented? 1.00
00:28:53.800 My way from me, you're a coward 1.00
00:28:55.500 and a liar and a thief. 1.00
00:28:57.380 Oh, shit! 1.00
00:28:59.480 Buzz Aldrin? 1.00
00:29:00.940 Buzz Aldrin, pause for the win, dog.
00:29:03.660 That's what happens when you see five aliens staring at you
00:29:05.520 on the moon.
00:29:07.080 He's getting fiery!
00:29:09.260 Wouldn't you do the same thing? If you went up to the moon,
00:29:11.920 you risked your life, and you get down
00:29:13.660 and some guy approaches you like that, 0.99
00:29:15.360 I'd pop him right in the jaw, too. 0.56
00:29:16.740 Well, I don't even think I need that big of a reason.
00:29:19.620 I mean, imagine the stress these guys are under.
00:29:21.460 They've seen amazing stuff.
00:29:23.140 I mean, you know, I've worked with hundreds of these men and women who've been in these projects.
00:29:26.740 And they have a kind of PTSD, honestly, seriously, because they have information, have seen things that's earth shattering, amazing.
00:29:35.100 And they cannot speak about it.
00:29:36.880 What we've tried to do is create a forum where they can.
00:29:39.160 And we spent about five years getting the legality of this worked out so that if anyone on my team is threatened, then the people who do that will get arrested.
00:29:52.300 Okay.
00:29:52.600 How are you going to arrest somebody in the Majority Continental Ballistics Army office group?
00:29:57.620 You know what I'm saying?
00:29:58.220 The Majority Intelligence Committee, MAJIC.
00:30:00.900 The cop's going to go to arrest them, and the cop's arm is going to detach from his.
00:30:05.060 But, like, these guys are ultra assassins.
00:30:08.160 Well, that's true.
00:30:09.040 I mean, the covert wet works are called wet works for wet blood.
00:30:12.940 It's called wet works.
00:30:13.760 All right.
00:30:13.980 That's the proper name.
00:30:16.040 They're not going to pull a stunt like that now.
00:30:18.680 At one time, it would have been risky because there are people who are, you know, really want to see this happen now.
00:30:23.720 You're beginning to see stuff in The New York Times and CNN about all this.
00:30:27.200 Although with the sort of the militaristic spin, oh, there's a threat from outer space.
00:30:31.440 Yeah, right.
00:30:32.200 They come millions of light years through space and there's stuff here they just have to have, right?
00:30:37.600 No. 0.92
00:30:37.800 what do we even have that's totally chick-fil-a planets planets going to shit we already destroyed 0.99
00:30:43.940 it they don't want the planet we got we got a bunch of shit political figures most of the 0.99
00:30:48.900 spin on this is just created uh to divert people from the truth so uh again i just want to get 0.97
00:30:55.000 tactical because i like like these real specific questions sure you said what did you call the
00:30:59.400 underground thing bums bombs doms deep underground military basis or just a ugb underground how do
00:31:06.320 you how do you how does one get there is there like an elevator is there like a staircase there
00:31:11.120 are approaches from the ground that then go in that are hardened that go down there are also
00:31:15.580 inner underground connectors you can go from edwards air force base to area 51 completely
00:31:20.560 underground surface yeah so okay so if if if one is to work if one's to work there
00:31:26.080 do you go to work what like a nine to five and it takes you how long to get into the middle of
00:31:32.080 the desert are you stationed there for weeks months at a time usually they they go out for
00:31:36.500 a period of time maybe a week or two and then they're ferried back on a on an aircraft to
00:31:41.120 wherever they live and the windows are blackened out on that air how can they how can they trust
00:31:45.640 the people they're hiring like like we have people sign ndas when they come in the house
00:31:49.460 is it is it like an extreme form of an nda well it's usually yes they have that it's a 70 year
00:31:56.680 one yeah 70 years but but the way they really do it is intimidation i'll tell you my military
00:32:02.840 advisor was in a usap unacknowledged special access project and he you know they took him
00:32:07.400 into an underground facility and took away their you know watches phones everything there was one
00:32:12.540 man who went down who had a uh a pistol he was the security officer for this unacknowledged project
00:32:18.200 with a three billion dollar project nobody had any record of it not congress not the president
00:32:23.060 So where does that money come from real quick?
00:32:25.480 Well, let's answer one thing first.
00:32:26.960 And so they go down there, and this guy takes a bullet out of the clip and says,
00:32:32.220 this bullet has your name on it, and if you speak to anyone about this project that's not in this room, 0.98
00:32:39.840 it will find you, and you're a dead man walking. 0.82
00:32:42.940 So that is not a conspiracy.
00:32:45.060 That is how that is enforced.
00:32:46.900 Now, that means that if the commanding general, let's say you're in the USAP and you're a colonel,
00:32:52.560 Yeah. But there's a general that's the head of intelligence for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, like the guy I briefed who was an admiral.
00:32:58.700 And he asked you about this. You were to turn to him and say, sir, you don't have a need to know.
00:33:04.160 And that is what happened. If you look at the leak that just came out about Admiral Wilson's briefing that the sixth man to walk on the moon, Edgar Mitchell and I did with some of my people in 1997.
00:33:16.680 Admiral Wilson states that he tried to find out, and he was threatened.
00:33:21.140 They actually threatened to take a star off of him, you know, take one of his, you know, demote him.
00:33:26.160 So he couldn't find out, even though he was their boss, that these USAPs were under his purview, his supervision, allegedly.
00:33:34.780 But they actually, he was basically told, go jump in the lake.
00:33:38.060 And so that happened before I got to the meeting, because I'd given him all these top secret documents we have,
00:33:44.500 that one of them was this nro document that had the name of of the organization keeping the
00:33:49.740 secrets the majority intelligence committee magic um and he was basically told when i can tell you
00:33:55.580 anything and so you know this was made him by the time i got to the meeting with edgar mitchell
00:34:00.200 who was this amazing guy you know phd you know six men to walk on the moon brilliant man uh the
00:34:07.840 admiral was furious but scared i mean he was kind of freaked out he's going what the hell's going
00:34:12.300 on and he says who else have you briefed that where this has happened to them i said well the
00:34:16.960 cia director and the senate intelligence committee members and the president of the united states
00:34:22.000 so he he came to realize that these you know unacknowledged special access projects were
00:34:27.860 completely illegal yeah and they are they're illegal you talked about the criminal enterprise
00:34:33.180 you talked about the 70 year confidentialities uh agreements which which i think a lot of people
00:34:40.480 know about where these programs remain secret for 70 for 70 years right 70 75 years whatever it is
00:34:47.060 just i think a lot of people are looking forward to 20 no what is it 2043 for jfk documents do these
00:34:54.700 still won't happen do these usap programs fall under a special category that there will be no
00:35:01.320 release of classified documents at any time whether it's 70 years later 100 years later
00:35:05.720 a thousand years later. Well, here's the problem. I'll give you an example of how screwed up this
00:35:10.540 is. You know, I had this almost three-hour meeting with the CIA, the sitting CIA director, 0.51
00:35:15.440 and I have this white paper. The sitting CIA director now? No, the one for Clinton. I've
00:35:21.280 done others. But he says, and I said, look, you know, we really need you to do an executive order
00:35:26.460 with the president to disclose and declassify this stuff. And he looked at me, he says,
00:35:31.240 how do we disclose that which we have no access to we don't have access how do we disclose it i
00:35:36.340 said you get access he says we've tried they won't give us oh this is this is how who's the
00:35:41.780 government attache that makes decisions on access when it as it pertains to these special access
00:35:48.720 programs like there's got to be someone there's a committee i just named it the majority intelligence
00:35:53.200 and who and who is and so they operate rogue from the rest of the government there's no oversight
00:35:59.120 whatsoever not the way not the way you were taught in high school about senate special
00:36:03.100 intelligence committee involvement there may be a couple senators that know but they're there to
00:36:08.180 to misinform their fellow senators there may be there are some generals and other flag officers
00:36:13.940 meaning admirals generals who know they are told to basically lie to their brethren so the way this
00:36:22.000 works is again if you're not read into a project that's a unacknowledged project you're not going
00:36:28.300 to find out about it and it has nothing to do with your rank now there have been cia directors
00:36:32.280 who know for example papa bush senior okay you know w's father who just passed away he was on
00:36:40.500 that committee and when he was cia director very interesting story we have people who worked with
00:36:45.460 carter the first year he became president uh and carter turned to outgoing cia director bush
00:36:53.260 the senior and said i want to be briefed on the ufo matter because he had seen one near fort
00:36:59.160 benning when he was governor of georgia i have his report for him from from president carter and
00:37:04.680 bush turned to him and said i'm not going to tell you anything go get it from the congressional
00:37:09.120 research service and blew him off this is the incoming president united states that is a true
00:37:13.580 story have multiple people who are involved with that that are in our disclosure project with their
00:37:17.640 testimony, including the constitutional attorney, Daniel Sheehan, Harvard guy who did the Pentagon
00:37:24.020 papers and all that. So he had actually gotten approached by people working with Carter to try
00:37:29.140 to find if he could get information through other channels and eventually saw some secret
00:37:33.760 information that he provided. But Carter trying to get that information from outgoing CIA. So
00:37:39.200 people say, well, why did that CIA director know and others haven't? I said, has nothing to do with
00:37:45.100 your rank, has to do with whether they turn to you and say, are you willing to go along with a
00:37:49.200 project that is being run this way, which is illegal, and to keep away from the public this
00:37:54.240 information and to keep secret the technologies that would terminate oil, gas, coal, and nuclear
00:37:59.760 power? Zing. It's a multi-hundred trillion dollar issue. I mean, the secrecy behind this has nothing
00:38:06.420 to do with aliens. It has everything to do with the petrodollar and a thousand trillion dollars
00:38:11.860 and assets that would go goodbye because these things i get back to what we said a few minutes
00:38:16.620 ago these objects aren't running on fossil fuels or nuclear power is this an illuminati
00:38:21.380 does illuminati exist oh yeah i mean there are groups and little clubs or 33rd degree masons
00:38:28.420 i'm friends with some burl lives who was an actor and singer was only he was a 33 degree
00:38:32.380 mason he didn't know anything about this stuff i was the source for stuff for him do well does
00:38:36.580 this clearance that you talk about exists completely outside of what are the what are the the the three
00:38:42.260 clearance levels is what is it sq and l clear like is it completely outside of top secret you know
00:38:48.760 well well there are only three there's confidential secret and then in top secret you have sdi okay
00:38:53.720 special compartmented information and then from the those special access projects there are zillions
00:39:00.500 of them and the ones that are really sensitive are the unacknowledged special access projects
00:39:04.920 that have cover under other special access projects.
00:39:08.400 It's like the middle of a stinking onion.
00:39:11.320 It's like covered and covered and covered.
00:39:13.020 It's deep in there.
00:39:14.500 So the fact that, you know, someone may be read into one special access project
00:39:20.320 that's top secret by no means means, and they'll get into another.
00:39:23.900 In fact, even if you're in one unacknowledged special access project,
00:39:27.440 it doesn't give you clearance to another one.
00:39:29.920 So I've only met one person who's on my team who had baseline clearance
00:39:34.800 across 18 of these unacknowledged special access projects,
00:39:38.380 and he just came forward about a year ago.
00:39:40.260 And?
00:39:40.560 That's fast.
00:39:40.980 What did you find out?
00:39:43.400 It's mind-blowing stuff.
00:39:45.720 Well, he was assigned to the TMO,
00:39:47.900 which is the Technology Management Office,
00:39:50.080 sub-basement of the Pentagon.
00:39:51.800 And he was tasked with, for example,
00:39:55.360 there was a security breach at an underground facility
00:39:57.640 near Fort Sill, Walton, Oklahoma,
00:40:00.480 where there's an extraterrestrial vehicle that we're studying
00:40:03.020 that we had downed with an electronic weapon back in the 80s we're trying to figure out how these
00:40:07.180 things sort of quote cloak where they can materialize dematerialize right in front of
00:40:11.560 you which our team my team that goes out has seen this so i have photos of it so cool it was amazing
00:40:17.400 can we see some photos well i mean go to our website and i don't have photos of i i didn't
00:40:22.920 bring a photo file with me what's your website serious disclosure.com it's on a shirt yeah it's
00:40:27.980 oh there we go um have we have we put cloaking technology so cloaking technology for people
00:40:35.460 watching what that means is they're able to materialize the environment around them correct
00:40:41.740 to look to blend in with what's happening around them right so they could look like the sky the
00:40:45.780 tree whatever right is that what cloaking technology is well it's actually a little
00:40:49.440 more complex than that it's actually a very high energy physics where electromagnetic shift happens
00:40:55.920 meaning that, not shift, shift, S-H-I-F-T, where these objects,
00:41:02.760 let's say you put an electromagnetic field around this class,
00:41:05.340 and it can actually resonantly shift out of 3D into a nearby dimension.
00:41:11.880 So it's actually right there, but it's outside the physical 3D realm.
00:41:16.980 So this gets into what are known as transdimensional.
00:41:18.920 So this is not camouflage?
00:41:20.140 No, no, it's not camouflage.
00:41:21.520 So I was way off.
00:41:22.620 You're way off, yeah.
00:41:23.300 you're saying that so this cloak alien technology cloaking is actually a unit moving between
00:41:30.560 dimensions to camouflage what i hey look you're not going to go from one star system to another
00:41:35.900 in a solid form you're going to have to shift you're going to turn into jello like no no you're
00:41:41.560 going to turn into something that approximates a ghost you know it's not a ghost that approximates
00:41:47.040 i think it's interesting because you want to hear the technology part of this yes your minds are
00:41:51.800 You're going to melt and come out of your nose.
00:41:53.040 I want my mind to melt and come out of my nose. 0.60
00:41:55.000 It's like, yeah, that's what I was going to say.
00:41:58.480 So that's, you know, that's what we're dealing with.
00:42:00.400 Actually, this next film, the CE5film.com that we're working on,
00:42:04.620 it's crowdfunded, by the way.
00:42:05.960 All these documentaries we've done, no corporations, no big money.
00:42:09.860 It's all the people.
00:42:11.020 We have 5,000 people that are unacknowledged who donated funds.
00:42:14.720 We're doing everything independently and maintaining control of it that way.
00:42:18.260 No corporate shill can go in and say, take this out.
00:42:21.060 We'll say, nope.
00:42:22.060 Are you homies with Bob Lazar?
00:42:24.480 How do you feel about Bob Lazar?
00:42:25.720 We call him Bobby L.
00:42:27.100 I met him years ago in the 90s.
00:42:29.460 He saw something.
00:42:31.480 I don't think his physics are spot on.
00:42:34.340 However, his.
00:42:35.240 Yeah, he said the UFOs fly belly up.
00:42:37.140 Sounds a little weird to me, man.
00:42:38.560 No, belly.
00:42:39.040 No, on the side.
00:42:39.840 Yeah, belly.
00:42:40.220 That's what I mean, like belly forward. 1.00
00:42:41.960 They can.
00:42:42.520 They don't have to.
00:42:43.540 They don't have to.
00:42:44.180 Hip forward.
00:42:44.620 They can move in any angle.
00:42:46.140 They control for one G, one gravity force in any angle.
00:42:50.160 How do you know that?
00:42:51.380 Because I've worked with hundreds of people who have this down to the equations.
00:42:54.920 Here's the tragedy.
00:42:55.960 If these technologies could begin to come forward, we'd have a civilization with no poverty or pollution or global warming very quickly.
00:43:05.940 But think of the stakeholders.
00:43:08.020 Every public utility, bye, don't need you.
00:43:10.860 All the oil and gas, all the nuclear, all that stuff.
00:43:14.260 Well, even that stuff, we think, oh, wow, it's a radio frequency, which we had in the 1800s, right?
00:43:19.740 Yeah. Your smartphone, iPhone, whatever. It's really a piece of junk.
00:43:24.240 All right. So the technologies that are really advanced have been all classified. 0.97
00:43:29.460 And I call this the lost century.
00:43:32.020 There's 100 years of development of our civilization that's been stolen from us.
00:43:37.780 And, you know, I have I'm expecting my ninth grandchild in September.
00:43:42.120 And I go and I go, you know, what kind of world are we leaving to my children that are your guys age?
00:43:49.200 really hot children really hot one yeah hot one and one that's collapsing so we can fix it here
00:43:54.120 i tell people there's so many people are hopeless i said don't be hopeless we have amazing stuff
00:43:58.960 that are technologies that have already been developed they've got to be liberated from the
00:44:04.580 hands of these misanthropic nut jobs who who have been controlling these projects have any members
00:44:10.120 of your team seen the aliens oh yeah what do they look like what do they look like
00:44:18.780 So, you know, I don't know if someone on my team has this cool picture of this ET that popped into.
00:44:24.080 We were doing a CE5, which is when we initiate contact a couple years ago in Arizona.
00:44:29.200 Which is this video right here, correct?
00:44:30.700 And some of these are.
00:44:32.340 The top one.
00:44:33.220 The small one up at the top.
00:44:33.900 Go back to the little bean.
00:44:34.660 Oh, this was in Joshua Tree.
00:44:35.960 We're going to go back there in October.
00:44:37.740 You should come.
00:44:38.260 You'd love it. 1.00
00:44:38.940 Oh, shit. 1.00
00:44:39.540 Have you seen this? 1.00
00:44:40.380 This is crazy.
00:44:41.000 They, like, meditate or do something in these.
00:44:43.280 It's called remote viewing.
00:44:45.160 Remote viewing, yeah.
00:44:45.960 You know, the military at CIA had a program for, you know, still has a program doing that.
00:44:48.960 This is when you initiate contact.
00:44:50.600 Yeah, yeah.
00:44:51.640 Should I skip ahead or is this, whoa, what's happening?
00:44:54.200 I don't know.
00:44:54.800 There may be another object here.
00:44:57.700 And so what do you all do?
00:44:58.540 Oh, look at this cool thing.
00:45:00.680 There are two, this is like late at night.
00:45:02.760 We have a special camera and there are two objects that come in off the coast of Florida that are there.
00:45:08.200 I've seen some things at Joshua Tree as well.
00:45:10.480 Yeah, it's cool out there, beautiful.
00:45:11.720 Well, I'll be honest with you, I was on acid.
00:45:14.480 Oh, well, that ain't count.
00:45:15.020 Yeah, I mean, I'll just be straightforward with it.
00:45:17.560 But I saw some UFOs that night.
00:45:19.260 Yeah, I'm sure.
00:45:19.920 Completely unidentifiable.
00:45:20.540 Yeah, yeah, I'm sure of that.
00:45:22.040 Absolutely crazy.
00:45:23.000 So wait, so y'all, how did, what do you do to initiate contact to get these lights to show up and be lights?
00:45:29.160 Well, you're not going to like the answer. 0.99
00:45:30.600 Oh, shit. 0.99
00:45:31.680 Do we got to sacrifice one of our pets? 1.00
00:45:33.680 I know something's going up in Orifice.
00:45:35.360 Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking.
00:45:38.120 Well, that's what this next documentary is all about.
00:45:40.360 Oh, no.
00:45:41.420 I hope it's not what he just said.
00:45:43.000 No, no, no.
00:45:43.440 It's about the science of consciousness.
00:45:45.640 So, you know, think about all of us are awake.
00:45:48.800 And the physicists have figured out that even though our individualities are different, that the field of consciousness is a singularity.
00:45:55.500 That is the singularity everyone's looking for in AI.
00:45:58.320 So this has been known for years and years and years in classified projects.
00:46:02.520 And that's why the CIA had a big program using consciousness to spy on the Soviet Union, sort of like, you know, psychic spies.
00:46:09.720 but what we're doing is that we're using consciousness and in the meditative state
00:46:14.420 to remote view where these et objects are and then make contact with them and show them where we are
00:46:20.960 mentally and then with lasers and electromagnetic or electromagnetic signals see this is where i
00:46:26.040 start no yeah this is where i start to have trouble yeah yeah like because now you're speaking
00:46:31.500 spencer's language and we may have gone back and forth this well there's a lot of there's a lot
00:46:35.640 of documents that have been disclosed about there's documents about the flatters who remote
00:46:39.500 view very very specific building structures everything numbers right people in rooms from
00:46:45.940 across the planet no there's no question that's been studying this for a long time well stanford
00:46:50.120 research uh international sri had a huge program for years doing this and the scientific studies
00:46:55.840 are are dispositive they prove this the question is this back this up even the mainstream media
00:47:05.420 is admitting now these ufos are real our military has been encountering them how do you think they're
00:47:10.200 communicating from say the andromeda galaxy which is two and a half million light years from here
00:47:14.940 on earth you know at the speed of your cell phone that's two and a half million years you get a
00:47:19.680 signal there two and a half million years back i think that's what sprints running right okay yeah
00:47:24.780 right exactly yeah it takes two and a half million years to do anything so that's five million years
00:47:30.260 round trip to the nearest galaxy to the milky way all right so it's too slow so you're dealing with
00:47:36.180 sciences and technologies that are interfacing with other fields of not only energy but thought
00:47:42.960 so you these civilizations think to their device and it does something i knew they think to their
00:47:48.460 they think to their console and it and the spacecraft goes boing boing to one point to
00:47:53.120 another what's that thing called the neural wait what's uh what's the neural link yeah everyone on
00:47:58.140 this planet who are high tech are trying to go there and and there's some great work if you look
00:48:02.020 at uh dr radin's work um you know a lot of physicists have done studies with photons and
00:48:08.580 with random number generators that generate numbers randomly with people thinking to them
00:48:13.060 and it's shifting so if you look at the science on that it's really really strong and that's what
00:48:17.780 we're going to connect some dots in this next documentary where we we go from okay here's the
00:48:22.800 evidence they're here here's the false information everyone's been told but here's actually what
00:48:28.200 their technologies are doing and and how we can initiate contact because what i think we have to
00:48:32.560 do instead of a million people charging the gates at area 51 we need to have millions of people
00:48:38.280 going out under the desert and making contact with these civilizations it's the equivalent of
00:48:42.980 a cosmic denial of service to these classified projects whoa like a million people meditating
00:48:48.600 million people doing this and go bang and you know and then all of a sudden if you if you look
00:48:53.420 we have 40,000 people right now on my team around the world doing this and they're having
00:48:56.900 these kind of close encounters all over the world amazing stuff but what's the what's the actual
00:49:02.140 uh practice when you're meditating like do you like hum a certain way do you stand up sit down
00:49:07.420 sound bowls yeah whatever fires your rockets honey really yeah my answer is there are certain
00:49:14.000 techniques that help you know there's mantras there's this and that but i you know i had a
00:49:18.160 friend here is a doctor here in LA and she she used to play the harp as a hobby and she would
00:49:23.200 get into this state of consciousness that was this deep quiet state of consciousness and would have
00:49:27.720 these beautiful experiences where she could sense another place have high intuition so that was her
00:49:33.260 mantra was her heart so I tell people you know there are if there are seven eight billion people
00:49:38.420 on this planet there are eight billion spokes into the hub of the will of life which is this quiet
00:49:43.440 state of consciousness that's unbounded in space and time that degree okay and that's beautiful i
00:49:48.140 mean and so you know but there are certain techniques that help and you know that's i
00:49:51.780 hope i teach people that before i was a doctor i was a meditation teacher oh what really yeah
00:49:56.220 that's amazing yeah i was one of the original like louise hay of hay house she was one of my
00:50:00.140 students and yeah can i ask you a quick question what's the i'm trying to think of the right way
00:50:04.440 to phrase this what's the uh point of it and and here's here's what i ask the point of what just
00:50:10.220 of communicating with with them right so for example i know that there's somebody in kuwait
00:50:16.980 right now they're probably having a good day kicking the soccer ball around right i don't 0.83
00:50:21.000 necessarily want to fucking talk to them i'm sure they're there but i got a good cheeseburger i could 0.99
00:50:25.320 eat i got shows i could watch we could play football outside rake leaves all kinds of shit 0.99
00:50:30.440 okay so why am i going to go out to the middle of the desert with a harpist and a random number 0.55
00:50:35.300 generator to try to make contact with an intermolecular majority conference being do you hear 0.99
00:50:42.120 what i'm saying right now that's not what we're doing i don't even call my fucking grandmother 0.97
00:50:46.400 dr green she's 90 years i know i will but i'm just saying like why do i not want to talk to 0.92
00:50:51.640 bleep blork and deep top from fucking because channel 76 egork because if we don't then who 0.94
00:50:57.500 the hell will you've got i don't know well it's like you're driving a wagon and you're like oh 0.99
00:51:01.840 this is the shit why would i need anything else and then a lamborghini passes you you're like 0.99
00:51:05.840 what the what is that i just take another bite of my burger like there's like what like wagons 1.00
00:51:10.900 eating a burger watching a lamborghini go by you because you want to know why because you want to
00:51:18.120 know why because say we do drive wagons i got hot chicks instagram thoughts in my wagon i got great
00:51:24.100 food and now i got a cool audience of people watching so what do these guys got they don't
00:51:28.380 some of them don't even have arms
00:51:29.680 they may have hotter chicks 1.00
00:51:34.500 that's what I was just going to say 1.00
00:51:35.860 they have to
00:51:38.460 they have to
00:51:39.520 hey you want to go to
00:51:42.480 tea garden beach check out the waterfall I just found
00:51:44.420 they're there 0.98
00:51:46.080 bucket list I want to have sexual 1.00
00:51:48.560 intercourse with an alien 1.00
00:51:50.460 that is awesome
00:51:52.660 you know anyone that's done that
00:51:54.000 no
00:51:55.980 well listen look I'm not going to let you off the hook
00:51:58.180 I do want to know what the aliens look like.
00:52:01.300 All right.
00:52:01.980 Well, the one, for example, that healed this man's hearing who is in our circle, sort of very triangular head, about five and a half feet tall.
00:52:13.740 This is going to be in this next documentary.
00:52:16.760 He popped in transdimensionally as an ET being, popped in.
00:52:22.820 We saw this red light come right into our circle and then a photograph taken.
00:52:26.480 and this et is standing right beside this man and he had permanent hearing loss since he was a
00:52:31.420 teenager and he was fixed that night by this et that's a true story it's a beautiful story there
00:52:37.100 yeah i was there i mean the the et was about two feet from me three feet from me and um so it's
00:52:43.940 the photograph of it is beautiful but the experience that this man had was more beautiful
00:52:49.180 well you have a photo of the experience of the et yes well i've actually i've actually got a photo
00:52:54.100 of him here too just so you guys know you said he had a triangle head no no not that one andre if
00:52:58.640 you could zoom in really quick i got your stub toy from when you were actually tinkly winkly
00:53:03.060 what's the photo is it of the red light or is it of the et it's of the et yo what are you saying
00:53:12.540 can we just where can we get this photo can we just see it pull it up and
00:53:17.680 I like how we clapped.
00:53:21.620 Oh, my God. 0.98
00:53:22.960 I got a tingly sensation in my balls. 0.98
00:53:26.040 Does that just me? 0.94
00:53:27.060 I don't want to be affected today.
00:53:28.260 I didn't think I'd be affected today.
00:53:29.560 I might be.
00:53:30.220 Wow.
00:53:30.420 I don't want it like this.
00:53:32.200 No, no, no, bro.
00:53:33.520 No.
00:53:35.260 No, you know, people make all these assumptions about a civilization.
00:53:38.500 They think they've got to be just like us.
00:53:41.240 But, look, you know, if you meet someone in Japan,
00:53:43.240 they're really different from someone in the Congo or Italy.
00:53:45.880 so we're dealing with civilizations that are you know 100 000 to a few million years ahead of us
00:53:52.000 so the way that they're going to appear in and out of our uh space time unfathomable is like a
00:53:58.880 word that i feel like is no it's fathomable but we have to we have to damn catch up you know because
00:54:04.400 if people had known the truth about this 50 60 years ago we wouldn't be you know like in 1.00
00:54:09.240 kindergarten still we're obsessed with the double gluck gluck can you imagine what alien girls are 1.00
00:54:13.800 doing out there the quadruple the quintuple or do they have self-respect like oh no dude 1.00
00:54:21.840 we're dude no they're millions years ahead of us look how our self-respect trajectory is going
00:54:27.480 they're already bro they're doing all kinds of things you're holding the photo off screen
00:54:32.500 and i need to see it yeah we want to see this he's like that looks really cool just let dr
00:54:37.740 grier explain it's not the original well you know this is a a civilization a number of people have
00:54:43.320 seen what are you doing i'm bringing it to you do you think dylan our producer could be an alien
00:54:48.660 is that possible no kind of looks like one thanks bro no it's in a good all right what's going on
00:54:53.920 here what is this what am i looking at you've seen this let me so that blackened area is sort
00:55:01.080 of a bubble in space-time and you can see the people on either side of him we just turned up
00:55:05.340 the contrast and there's a his head is partially in the scatter field of the pixelation but he
00:55:12.180 looks like Groot yeah yeah zooming up there it is yeah so he's very large head sort of triangular
00:55:17.100 shaped has a sort of a cloth tunic that's lit up he's holding some object and this man right next
00:55:22.860 him to the left of how you're looking on hit on the et's right had his hearing uh healed so i mean
00:55:28.200 say oh there's a wacky story it's a beautiful story it just happened a couple years ago hold
00:55:32.340 i'm gonna be selfish no show you want me to show the people yes are you ready for this nope i'm 1.00
00:55:38.100 keeping this one to myself show the fuck you're just like all the presidents man 0.99
00:55:42.300 i'll give you guys a quick explanation right in the middle of all these multi-colored gumballs 1.00
00:55:52.440 there's a man with an exploding lava head you can see it right here that's the lava that's
00:55:58.040 in the mashed potatoes thank you thank you for that scientific analysis
00:56:01.100 let me let me zoom out of it this is this is that's how it looks zoomed out actually that's
00:56:08.960 an actual et extraterrestrial that came into our ce5 uh circle in arizona so you boosted the
00:56:16.600 contrast around the image yeah and what so what are all these colored dots oh you're just turning
00:56:23.020 up the contrast is all but you can see the original one you see him there without all the
00:56:27.540 all the uh you know why does it look like he's in a little tv no it's interesting because that's a
00:56:33.360 that's like a space-time boat it's black there and that's that's the energy field that they can
00:56:37.620 teleport in i know this sounds like star trek or something but you know some of the stuff in
00:56:42.300 science fiction isn't so far off from the fact and it's a little cheesy but this is the real thing
00:56:46.800 this is a this is unretouched not photoshop holy shit you know who took this alex jones you know
00:56:51.700 no david marconi you know the movie enemy of the state with will smith yeah he's on my team he took 0.62
00:56:56.800 this he has some awesome uh camera when he snapped that photo was our alien friend pissed no no he
00:57:03.060 doesn't get all mad it's just one photo no video uh we do have video of other events uh that are
00:57:10.160 amazing that's what this next documentary is going to be like dozens and dozens of images
00:57:15.200 and videos like this from our contact experiences because what we want people to do is say all right
00:57:20.780 we're not dependent on trump or the pentagon or the cia or you know 10 downing street
00:57:26.300 to release this information we can go directly to these civilizations show a side of humanity 0.83
00:57:32.300 that's not idiotically militaristic and myopic and you know make contact directly it's like
00:57:39.440 it's like a cosmic civil disobedience we need to do but instead of storming the gates area 51 where 0.97
00:57:44.420 you're just going to get blown up go out wherever you live all over the world and initiate contact
00:57:48.960 with these civilizations that's the next big step here and it's something where we have to empower
00:57:53.520 ourselves to take back this issue out of the classified project it's it's very much you know
00:57:59.260 i was involved in the civil rights movement i'm old enough to remember those days the black and
00:58:02.780 white water fountains where i grew up in north carolina i was almost murdered for having a
00:58:06.800 black girlfriend in 1972 yeah i mean really so now we're at this next stage where we're gonna
00:58:13.280 have to you know go get past all that nonsense and realize salts did you say oh past all the 0.96
00:58:18.500 Passed all the nonsense.
00:58:20.500 Passed all the nonsense.
00:58:22.220 What's the question?
00:58:22.540 Dr. Greer, if you would like that photo on the screen for the audience.
00:58:26.460 At the Challenger Games.
00:58:28.660 Yeah, go ahead.
00:58:29.280 It's fine.
00:58:30.040 It's going to come out anyway.
00:58:31.380 You've got to be kidding me.
00:58:32.540 Wow.
00:58:32.940 It's an exclusive.
00:58:35.040 I'm Logan's MacBook.
00:58:37.100 So just give us credit for it.
00:58:39.680 So aliens have been around for a while, right?
00:58:41.560 Like aliens, a lot of people believe that aliens came in and altered our DNA.
00:58:45.160 well i like to say ets instead of aliens because people think you're talking about someone who's
00:58:49.280 coming from you know guatemala so are you so really i mean it's really confusing confusing 0.98
00:58:53.920 i thought you were starting into like the social justice shit for aliens no no no they don't like 0.96
00:58:58.540 they don't like being called that in 2019 it's 2019 so the ets uh certainly there's evidence 0.98
00:59:05.380 for example there's a cave etching and drawing in france it's 5 000 years old that looks exactly
00:59:11.860 like a ufo with these ets outside of it they found one in india oh yeah you can look this up so i
00:59:17.780 don't think there's ever been a time where the earth hasn't had some kind of surveillance or
00:59:22.700 involvement with advanced civilizations from elsewhere i think when things really got intense
00:59:27.660 was right around the end of world war ii when we detonated the first atomic bomb yeah yeah well you
00:59:33.160 know the whole quote roswell event well that actually did happen but guess what roswell new
00:59:37.460 mexico at that time was the only atomic bomb squadron on earth really it was the only and
00:59:42.440 that's why they were there they went what are these primates doing you know we're about to
00:59:45.780 blow up the whole planet with this stuff do you think there's going to be a situation in the
00:59:50.160 upcoming call a 20 30 years where we are going to need to kind of uh hybridize and create the
01:00:01.380 first sexual encounter between a male human that's what i'm saying i want it to be because i want to 0.98
01:00:06.800 volunteer can i shine can i fuck like you get all the hottest instagram thoughts you take all the 1.00
01:00:13.380 fucking nines and tens for me even when i bring them here you eat all you get the first plate of 1.00
01:00:17.100 food from chef katie every day you get the big house all this shit i want to fuck the alien 1.00
01:00:21.280 first logan stop you're you're a selfish little guy let me have the first alien sex encounter 1.00
01:00:28.940 well it would have to be by mutual consent and i don't know of course i'm not sure i'm not sure 1.00
01:00:35.580 that's going to be forthcoming bro so he's got game maybe well let's see yeah trust me i could
01:00:41.300 spit dude okay and i ain't gonna be the only forthcoming if you know what i mean let's see 0.96
01:00:45.940 what you're packing you know yeah hey i'm an emergency doctor we see more asses and stuff 0.95
01:00:52.180 and nobody cares have you guys seen the uh egyptian hieroglyphs with the helicopters and
01:00:56.980 the spacecraft what'd you say just now yeah you said some there's egyptian hieroglyphs of
01:01:02.460 helicopters like the egyptians had clear hieroglyphs of technology that did clearly
01:01:09.820 did not exist back then you guys really i have i've pulled them up here for what the 0.97
01:01:14.560 come on that's a black come on guys what's fucking good that's a black hawk bro and it 0.87
01:01:19.600 looks like uh kennedy onassa's speedboat atop right yo i just i just figured this out just 0.99
01:01:28.320 now let's see what you got i can't wait for this something's going on we've never been wait that's
01:01:34.640 it no that was what he had bro something's going on come on now the egyptians you heard it here
01:01:43.200 logan paul black hawks something's going on giant giant moths bro giant moths bro yeah that's a big
01:01:49.840 ass moth that is they were just they were just portraying things they've seen actually you know
01:01:54.860 Some of the writing that was on the wreckage from the craft that went down near Roswell looks very, very similar to hieroglyphics.
01:02:03.500 Wow.
01:02:03.920 This is mind-blowing.
01:02:05.480 Wow.
01:02:06.140 I have several people on my team before they passed away that we got interviews with them about what they had seen and had handled that.
01:02:14.700 It was like a little almost like I-beam-shaped object that was weird material that had this kind of writing on it.
01:02:22.200 Yeah.
01:02:22.420 So, hey, there's nothing new under the sun.
01:02:25.800 I think if you look at it, there's good evidence, but we've never been alone.
01:02:30.680 But the issue is right now we have a covert military program that is mismanaging the relationship in a really dangerous way.
01:02:39.200 You asked me one of this guy at the technology management office, one of the things he told me, aside from the thing that they were studying how it cloaked in and out at Fort Sill near Oklahoma.
01:02:50.960 He was down at Huntsville Space Flight Center in Alabama, and he was read into a project where we have satellites up there that have electronic weapons on them that can target these E.T. craft and destroy them in space.
01:03:06.780 From our satellites?
01:03:07.500 From a satellite.
01:03:09.200 Very dangerous.
01:03:10.300 I mean, there are people who have mismanaged this incipient early relationship.
01:03:16.340 Do you think that's why they're coming back less?
01:03:18.620 Because they fear getting shot down?
01:03:20.480 It's because our technologies have gotten so good that if they come full-on 3-D, they're likely to be targeted and hit. 0.99
01:03:26.700 Well, I mean, we suck. 0.81
01:03:27.700 That's nothing new. 0.99
01:03:28.640 Yeah, I know.
01:03:29.160 But who's going to fix that, the president?
01:03:31.740 No.
01:03:32.260 The president doesn't have access control.
01:03:34.200 So this is where it's a mass consciousness thing.
01:03:36.620 The people have to fix this problem.
01:03:38.780 Like the people – do you think the president fixed the civil rights issue?
01:03:42.540 No.
01:03:42.980 The Kennedy brothers were dragged kicking and screaming into this.
01:03:47.100 It was a bunch of outliers who did that.
01:03:49.540 Same thing with the gay rights movement, same thing with women.
01:03:52.040 So this issue, in terms of it being disclosed and handled well,
01:03:56.000 is 100% up to the people.
01:03:57.840 We the people, as Thomas Jefferson said.
01:03:59.820 And so, you know, I mean, it's fine to enjoy your cheeseburger and babes.
01:04:04.140 No, no, no, but you've got to incentivize.
01:04:05.060 But there's a serious issue here.
01:04:06.440 You've got to incentivize because, what are you saying?
01:04:09.420 You're interrupting us, saying what?
01:04:10.500 It's trying to send.
01:04:11.360 It's trying to send? Thank you.
01:04:12.660 Oh, good.
01:04:12.960 You've got to incentivize us because you got me excited, right?
01:04:16.940 Here's an incentive.
01:04:17.480 I was, hold on.
01:04:18.500 i was i was i was not super scared of the the attacks or like that we were making the wrong
01:04:24.520 stuff i didn't really care much i didn't even call my grandma member then you told me you don't 1.00
01:04:29.420 understand how hot some of these alien girls could be so say you want to activate a bunch of a bunch 1.00
01:04:34.640 of weed smokers for example do you understand how good the chronica is on right dank like you 1.00
01:04:41.100 need to incentivize like you can incentivize logan through female and also right trolling the 0.96
01:04:47.140 internet like whatever like you got to incentivize yeah that's more important than getting pictures 1.00
01:04:50.960 of ets right now we got to get pictures of hot aliens oh yes that's what we gotta do the alien
01:04:57.520 you showed us wasn't attractive enough mainly because he was a blob of light and yeah shapes
01:05:01.680 you gotta get some some ones with some big booties that's what people like nowadays yeah but
01:05:06.000 you know whether or not that will ever happen actually i understand there's there is a civilization
01:05:12.840 that looks extremely similar to humans.
01:05:15.320 To the Kardashians?
01:05:16.380 Yeah, no.
01:05:16.820 No, no, no.
01:05:18.640 Wait, really?
01:05:19.840 You have to have a little bit of class.
01:05:21.300 It's interstellar.
01:05:22.520 Jonathan, you've got to be pissed.
01:05:24.100 Should I just say that?
01:05:24.900 I'm sorry.
01:05:25.380 No, it's all right.
01:05:25.780 You can say whatever you want.
01:05:26.600 It's awesome.
01:05:27.260 What's this civilization?
01:05:29.380 Do you know the name of them?
01:05:30.540 I'm curious.
01:05:31.780 Look it up.
01:05:32.240 I do not.
01:05:32.820 I do not know the name of this particular species.
01:05:35.780 So you've got the Nordics, the Grays, the Reptilians.
01:05:38.300 It's all fake. 1.00
01:05:39.280 That's Alex Jones shit, man. 1.00
01:05:40.880 That's all nonsense. 1.00
01:05:41.680 so look i mean you know anyone who oh wow this this is the picture beautiful so were you guys
01:05:46.480 outside by like a fire like a campfire no we were out in a very darkened area up at about 5 000 feet
01:05:51.540 in arizona and um up by flagstaff no the other way south or outside tucson up on a mountain okay
01:05:58.720 where's the person that left is this he's the guy who had his hearing uh is he seated though he's
01:06:03.620 sitting this the et was standing up is that his arm right there the black space it looks like a
01:06:09.340 tunic drape there and then his head is partially in that pixelated area so it's it's and yeah you
01:06:16.660 can see the eye on the left yeah and you see it's almost like a beak on the front yes this is an
01:06:21.400 actual unretouched photograph so um wow we have a lot of objects like this and people think oh this
01:06:28.660 is this really happening there's a group of people already making contact with the i said well yeah
01:06:32.360 why not so he kind of he did surgery on him right kind of in a way i think it was you know what but
01:06:38.000 What people today would call it the electromagnetic energy surgery.
01:06:42.340 In other words, it wasn't anything invasive.
01:06:44.500 But he had a hearing loss since he was a teenager.
01:06:47.860 So if we got access to this technology, would we cure every disease?
01:06:52.460 Would we cure sickness?
01:06:54.100 Yes.
01:06:54.640 We would cure phagenetics.
01:06:56.440 Yes, absolutely.
01:06:57.500 Everything would be cured.
01:06:58.260 I think we found a full-color image.
01:07:02.060 Is this a guy in the Blue Man group?
01:07:03.880 No, it's Megamind.
01:07:04.860 Okay, Megamind.
01:07:05.360 It's Megamind.
01:07:05.960 But he could be in the Blue Hat group.
01:07:07.320 i mean could be blue head group hey this is wild you've affected me dr yeah no you didn't you've
01:07:13.500 affected me hey it's time for the truth out yeah you know you know what i especially like that you
01:07:17.260 said today what the uh the consciousness no yeah yeah you're not like a crazy conspiracy theorist
01:07:23.940 that's like freaking people out you know you got you got an actionable solution yeah you know we
01:07:29.800 have other responsibilities besides the shock and all and dribble that's 99.9 percent of the subject
01:07:34.940 You know, I mean, look, you know, we're going to have to figure out, you know, do we want to go forward as a civilization or not?
01:07:42.360 Right.
01:07:42.580 And this issue is central to that, believe it or not.
01:07:45.720 That's why I left my medical career.
01:07:47.340 You know, you know what is to go through medical school and residency and build up your career and then abandon it to do this.
01:07:52.480 I'm not doing it because, you know, I'm just trying to, you know, entertain people with nonsense.
01:07:56.500 This is a really, really critical issue. 0.78
01:07:58.700 It has to do with science, technology, the future, our relationship in space, how we go forward as a species, but also the development of conscious life on this planet that is at a level where we can interface with these other civilizations in a meaningful way, not just chasing them with an F-16 trying to blow them out of the sky, dumbass stuff like that.
01:08:22.860 What is the most dangerous information that you know?
01:08:25.440 oh boy well i'll tell you what i told the director of the defense intelligence agency in his office
01:08:32.960 one and the same patrick hughes me and that guy pretend that you're him okay the first question
01:08:38.420 he asked me was we don't understand why you haven't committed suicide yet to me and i said
01:08:44.340 well because i don't need to do that because his father had knowing what i'm about to tell you
01:08:49.660 And that is that there's a group of people who control this issue that are trying to sort of urgent provocateur, to provoke an interplanetary incident.
01:09:02.900 So the next war, World War III, will be interplanetary.
01:09:06.560 And there is a serious group of nutjobs, and they have to be put on a leash and stood down fast and quickly.
01:09:13.540 And the trigger, when unacknowledged hit hundreds of millions of people seeing it, this group started releasing stuff to the CNN and Washington Post and New York Times under cover of a group that – from a man, a boy that I used to teach on this named Tom DeLonge, the Blink-182 guy.
01:09:33.340 Oh, yeah.
01:09:33.960 He's so – he's huge on the internet.
01:09:35.420 But what happened is that his interest got hijacked by militarists whose every bit of information they're putting out has to spend as a threat to the national security.
01:09:46.180 Our sovereignty has been invaded.
01:09:48.020 It's the kind of brainwashing that's already started to try to convince the public there is an alien threat.
01:09:54.800 You know, Wernher von Braun, who invented the rocket for Adolf Hitler, on his deathbed, he said to a member of my team who is his right-hand assistant and spokesperson for the last few years of his life, said, they're going to hoax an alien threat, I'm quoting, and it's all a lie.
01:10:10.600 So we are actually in the last year at the point where they've started on that plan.
01:10:15.560 And that's why we're doing this next documentary.
01:10:18.940 Is that through movies?
01:10:19.720 We have got to intercept this plan and stop it. 0.96
01:10:22.540 Or if you think 9-11 and the Iraq war was a clusterfuck, this is going to be that a thousand times worse.
01:10:29.200 So, and I'm telling you, I'm not trying to scare people.
01:10:31.720 But, you know, the future of what we're going to do and have on this plan is hanging in the balance and we're going to have to wake up quickly.
01:10:38.200 Was that H.G. Wells?
01:10:40.060 Yeah, the War of the Worlds nonsense.
01:10:41.440 Was that similar?
01:10:42.080 Was that like kind of in that vein?
01:10:44.260 It's more like you ever see the movie Independence Day?
01:10:46.740 Of course.
01:10:46.920 That was right out of central scripting from the CIA.
01:10:49.720 Because, I mean, you know, let's unite the world around an alien threat.
01:10:53.740 Google Ronald Reagan's address in the United Nations when he said, and I'm paraphrasing, he said,
01:10:58.540 wouldn't might our job of creating a world peace and unity be easier if we had a common alien threat to unite against?
01:11:05.700 You said that?
01:11:06.060 Yes, Reagan.
01:11:07.060 Yeah, it's in the unacknowledged documentary.
01:11:09.220 Everyone go see it.
01:11:10.040 If you don't have Netflix, it's on iTunes.
01:11:11.980 It's everywhere.
01:11:12.660 So my point is that that mindset is what's been driving this train for 70 years.
01:11:18.900 and if somebody else doesn't step up and not me i mean i'm getting old i'm you know like i just i
01:11:26.000 just turned 64 so it's like you know my days are numbered tick tock a countdown but we're gonna
01:11:31.600 have to have a whole lot of people step forward and fix this problem oh ronald reagan oh you don't
01:11:37.920 want to look at four hours of you know no no no not four hours of 45 seconds
01:11:43.520 no it's not is your is your is your big so is your biggest goal in short to not only communicate
01:11:53.140 but also to let people know that these these dudes are our homies like these are our homies
01:11:58.840 they are no threat but i'll tell you um it's going to be spun by the people who are the
01:12:04.640 what eisenhower called the military industrial complex you know i mean look you know there's
01:12:09.560 trillions of dollars at stake in terms of keeping it secret from the point of view of energy
01:12:14.280 petrodollar and what have you there's more trillions at stake in terms of military spending
01:12:19.340 to gin up a threat all for power and i'm all look the my closest friends who have helped me with
01:12:25.220 this project are all career military and cia people but they're deeply worried about this
01:12:30.460 seriously and and you know that's what keeps them awake at night and that's what keeps me awake so
01:12:34.260 So what do you mean by interplanetary warfare and who are the people that are in this secret group?
01:12:42.040 You want some names?
01:12:43.200 Yes, Al Jodes.
01:12:44.820 Okay.
01:12:46.160 It's the fifth time I said that.
01:12:49.100 Historically, I mentioned Papa Bush was on this committee.
01:12:52.120 Dick Cheney was on this committee.
01:12:53.920 Hal Byrne.
01:12:56.740 Former CIA director Dick Helms, very involved in the good old days.
01:13:02.600 One of the few billionaires in the world at the end of World War II who was an avowed fascist until the end of the war was Paul Mellon.
01:13:09.840 And then he, with Alan Dulles, founded this committee and the CIA.
01:13:14.860 And so those folks have been involved and their families and connections.
01:13:20.740 There are other people.
01:13:21.660 Admiral Bobby Ray Inman was a man that I tried to get to come forward.
01:13:25.480 He was the director of the National Security Agency and deputy director CIA.
01:13:30.340 He wouldn't do it.
01:13:31.280 He went on the Board of Science Applications International Corporation down here in La Jolla, California.
01:13:36.360 It's one of the crown jewels of the contracting that does all the man-made UFOs.
01:13:40.880 By the way, a lot of the things you see out there, they're ours.
01:13:43.940 They're EMGs, electromagnetogravitic craft, that are man-made, top-secret craft that are based on having studied not only ET craft,
01:13:52.560 but the early work of some of the geniuses like T. Townsend Brown, who the Rand Think Tank was founded on.
01:13:59.220 In 1928 or 1909, he had a high-voltage system around a crystalline structure, and the thing started levitating, and that's in the 20s.
01:14:07.140 So there's some cool technology.
01:14:10.040 Maybe that'll be the next documentary, The Lost Century, all the technologies that have existed since Tesla.
01:14:16.720 By the way, the Tesla you're buying, it's a Musk.
01:14:19.600 It's not a Tesla.
01:14:20.780 A Tesla would never have to be plugged in.
01:14:23.060 It'd be pulling energy from the energy field around it.
01:14:25.400 Yeah, yeah.
01:14:26.280 We hope to come out with a real Tesla.
01:14:27.840 That's why they killed him.
01:14:28.260 he said it's a musk so what about it's a musk it's fine it's cool it's fun well yeah when he 0.99
01:14:33.600 died they raided all of his his uh shit yeah i have that document laboratories i have the document 0.98
01:14:39.280 so the department of defense was furious because the fbi went in and took nikola tesla's secret 0.98
01:14:46.000 papers when he died and uh i have a document where the department of defense is demanding
01:14:52.500 that the fbi and jager hoover turned that stuff over and basically the fbi said screw you we're
01:14:59.480 not giving you anything so there's a bunch of fiefdoms out there also don't think that this
01:15:03.060 is some kind of coherent we deal with that too with like different fandoms yeah exactly
01:15:06.660 fandom where can we see where can we see you know when i lived in the middle east they said if you
01:15:12.260 had uh three people together you had four political parties right yeah what what's uh what's trump's
01:15:18.840 First off, real quick, where can we find the Tesla papers?
01:15:23.000 Or is that exclusive?
01:15:25.580 No, no, it's in my archive.
01:15:27.300 You know, at some point we'll have to organize all this.
01:15:29.140 Okay, here's another thing.
01:15:31.140 My wife, who will be 71 in December, and I, in part of our living room, run this project.
01:15:37.040 No funding, no staff, no offices.
01:15:40.420 It's all volunteers.
01:15:41.740 So it's a very quaint little story, and that's the truth.
01:15:45.320 So it's a labor of love.
01:15:46.500 so we don't have there's a lot that we need to have organized if we had some people to help
01:15:50.620 work in there and organize it you wouldn't believe the stuff i have in my vault i mean parts of ets
01:15:55.760 and parts of spacecraft and cool stuff dude we gotta take a visit we gotta we gotta come up yeah
01:16:01.180 come out and we'll take you on a trip to we gotta get this exposed yeah we got to we got the we got
01:16:07.040 the logang out here that's ready to dent the universe with this kind of information literally
01:16:11.780 Yeah, well, hey, and everyone listening, what we want to do in the next year,
01:16:16.380 December 16th here in D.C., I mean, here in L.A., at L.A. Live,
01:16:21.740 we're going to have the premiere of this next documentary.
01:16:23.960 It's going to be mind-blowing.
01:16:25.080 This year?
01:16:25.700 Yeah, December 16th this year, so put it on your calendars.
01:16:28.460 And this documentary will be out for the public at that point.
01:16:32.120 But then I hope sometime next year we're trying to organize a global contact
01:16:37.620 and disclosure music festival with a bunch of rock bands
01:16:40.440 because a number of them have reached out to us if you guys know anyone to be part of it i have
01:16:44.280 someone who's on the work you should get a group called disclosure oh yeah i know yeah yeah and
01:16:48.520 then there are a lot of people you know like even old rockers like you know um aerosmith that
01:16:53.140 stephen tyler was on joe rogan talking about unacknowledged i mentioned it 12 times uh you
01:16:57.660 know you have folks like um a godsmack you know sully and i have hung out he's he's he may come
01:17:02.820 out with us to the desert pretty soon you think you think the aliens like nickelback yeah probably
01:17:08.000 do them and nickelbeck's into this and chris daltrey's into all this i i want to there are a
01:17:12.380 lot of people i want to go meditate in the radio head is a super into all there are a lot of groups
01:17:17.060 that are into this but i mean we need to find people who can reach out to them you know kind
01:17:20.400 of go around some of their managers and agents because they're all such aliens man no not them
01:17:25.520 these these are and put this big music thing together and then let's stream it online you
01:17:29.780 know let's have 100 million people see it and do something really cool big yeah yeah that's what
01:17:33.800 So when's the next desert trip that we can go?
01:17:37.500 I haven't planned it yet because until I get this documentary finished,
01:17:41.360 I don't want to pull the trigger on it.
01:17:43.240 Besides, you know, when I announce it, those fill up in three or four hours.
01:17:45.940 Okay.
01:17:46.220 But we'll put you on an early notification list, Tom.
01:17:48.660 Yes.
01:17:49.020 But there are only 25 people go out with me.
01:17:52.080 Yeah, I want to go.
01:17:52.580 Come on, let us be three of them.
01:17:53.500 I used to be, you know, more people, but it's too hard for me to manage,
01:17:57.620 and I'm not 35 anymore, so.
01:18:01.460 I want to go.
01:18:02.960 It's too chaotic.
01:18:03.800 Yeah, it's a huge crowd, you know, but it's a beautiful experience because it's not only a great experience personally in terms of your experience, but you're with a group of people in these beautiful settings where we have ET craft come over, beings pop up, you know, around us.
01:18:21.860 People have amazing experiences, but it's all centered in the concept of the non-locality of consciousness and time and space.
01:18:29.420 non-locality meaning you know that cool cool experiment they did where they took a photon
01:18:34.980 and split it in half so they had two and then they had two identical photons that had been one
01:18:39.660 and in cern in geneva and they separated by 14 miles and then they they kind of moved one and
01:18:46.640 the other one at the same instant with no time lag moved so it turns out that the whole cosmos
01:18:51.820 and all of us in it through consciousness and what's called non-locality and physics are
01:18:57.220 interconnected that's the secret of how these interstellar civilizations are traveling and
01:19:02.380 communicating so that's what we you know we have to kind of catch up to what quantum well that's
01:19:06.800 what we were talking about in the kitchen the other night i was saying there's a lot of waves
01:19:11.180 that are about to hit that humanity is just so not even aware of yet well we've been we've been
01:19:17.260 purposely kept dumb you know let's face it this stuff was no i have a guy who on my team before
01:19:22.520 he passed away he was the he was the man who invented like a headset like this uh that would 0.91
01:19:27.860 be an electronically assisted remote viewing device so in other words you could put this thing
01:19:32.540 on there was a certain electronic frequency and people could see with their consciousness remote
01:19:36.860 places come on and that's 100 true that's not science fiction i was talking about i was like
01:19:42.120 really really the deep end i was just trying to get an oculus rift recently oh yeah where i could 0.83
01:19:46.920 watch porn in 3d but i'd love to see some remote shit dude yeah you could watch it you could remote 0.94
01:19:51.380 view porn no stop so i can see what's going on in studio city when riley's doing her next 1.00
01:19:56.100 then you're gonna be in those electromagnetic then you're an interstellar peeping tom perv 0.97
01:20:03.080 so don't do that no no no no no we're not gonna do that i am when i am i can't that's not cool 0.60
01:20:08.000 you're gonna we're not we're not gonna be peeping tom perv no you ever been inside the hadrian
01:20:13.600 collider i have not all right well of course you haven't because you'd be dead because it's full
01:20:18.000 on proton and just anarchy in there only when it's operating i was just talking the other night
01:20:24.520 though about there's these devices that are coming out i mean this like people have been
01:20:28.920 working on this for a long time they're frequency devices that can target strains of disease in your
01:20:34.100 body and heal it it's without any medicine without any pharmaceuticals just through a frequency
01:20:40.200 and it's like tesla said it was killed if you understood energy frequency and vibration right
01:20:46.260 you would understand you would hold the key to the universe super cool stuff look at when logan
01:20:50.920 gets a call from his lawyers what it says it screams at him i love how that they're saying
01:20:58.500 wisdom that we just talked it was like this radio so deep and meaningful well you were talking about
01:21:03.080 curing stuff with singularities and wisdom trees it was like the most important thing in the universe
01:21:07.820 here's the deal spencer i need fucking proof okay i understand that people are like all right here's 0.96
01:21:13.420 deal man i'm telling you right now that people are launching magnetic frequency waves to kill 0.99
01:21:18.660 herpes okay well what the fuck i'll bring you the proof i'll bring you the proof i'll bring you the 0.99
01:21:23.380 god for sake the proof is in the pudding okay and i'll bring you the pudding i got the pudding on 1.00
01:21:28.220 the aliens right here yeah he's a swiss miss sitting right in front of me we got it right
01:21:33.240 you know we have all the evidence for this i think the bigger question with all these technologies
01:21:38.260 are the question is they have to be vetted properly and that's your point is a right one
01:21:45.680 um you know you're making a statement doesn't prove it and i tell people don't take my word
01:21:51.240 for any of this go to the website go look at unacknowledged go look at the documents that
01:21:55.280 have been declassified look at the testimony of some of the most courageous men in the world that
01:21:59.980 had top secret clearances that we have dozens of now that are on videotape telling what happened
01:22:05.360 at these facilities you know you don't have to listen to sort of uh you know internet gossip
01:22:10.400 anymore because what i've spent you know 20 30 years doing is putting together that that body
01:22:16.540 of evidence which of course in an hour here we don't have time to go through but but it's there
01:22:20.480 it's there for anyone to see one ups the the flat earthers to a place where i actually can
01:22:25.160 get on with all this because when we i don't know if you know i think he like three thousand
01:22:29.340 Oh, 3,000, but let me just explain where I was going, quickly.
01:22:32.660 I'm flattered.
01:22:34.040 I'm up with the flat earth people.
01:22:36.520 You said I'm flattered, get it?
01:22:37.920 Flattered.
01:22:38.940 What I meant by that was they always used to tell us,
01:22:41.280 don't take our word for it, do your own research.
01:22:43.500 But they never told people, like, where to do it, or how to do it.
01:22:46.160 You say, look at what I'm showing you.
01:22:48.680 Like, it's right in front of you.
01:22:49.700 Well, but also, but also, like.
01:22:50.820 Does anyone have YouTube?
01:22:51.780 Just go to our channel.
01:22:52.660 We've got, like, 70 of these top secret guys' testimony up there.
01:22:55.920 Oh, I'm going to go to that.
01:22:56.420 Okay, it's YouTube.com.
01:22:59.340 slash s disclosure that's like steve disclosure and it's it's it's there um so you know i mean
01:23:06.180 we put things out as transparently as we can the only the only things i cannot put out is like if
01:23:11.960 there's a top secret guy like this technology management office and he wants to give me
01:23:16.280 information and details he's terrified of being identified publicly i've told him i don't think
01:23:22.160 there's any risk anymore but i can't force him so i've met with he and his son both military
01:23:27.040 and um so i respect and you know and they will share because i'm a medical doctor they trust
01:23:32.240 that i'm not gonna tell someone something i shouldn't break that hippo yeah yeah so you so
01:23:37.140 so you so you protect your assets and that's why you that's why you get what i've never violated
01:23:41.840 trust there you go yeah that's awesome yeah that's awesome all right man let's do let's do audio only
01:23:46.960 that was a lot it's it's like this but it's just audio only instead of the visual but uh okay
01:23:51.780 technology that was a lot to digest no seriously thank you so much dr grier you've affected me in
01:23:56.960 very positive way i got a lot of things to digest and think about where can they find you on social
01:24:01.200 media do you have any call to actions do you want them to go to your website what we really need
01:24:05.540 this you know i actually said everything we've done has been through donations and just crowd
01:24:09.220 funding so ce5film.com people can go there and support what we're doing to get this next one
01:24:15.060 done and out um we're you know we have three more months before it'll be wrapped up right here um
01:24:20.620 yeah ce the number five film.com close encounters of the fifth kind contact consciousness in the
01:24:27.160 human food future that's it that's the next one and um it's it's fun i think i don't know how
01:24:32.760 much we've raised about 490 holy shit yeah this crowd is out here yeah let's go we're not there
01:24:38.600 yet but we need to get there um the more that we can have the more we can also get the word out
01:24:44.140 about it then one of the things with unacknowledged that's kind of weird is that we only had like
01:24:48.460 eighty thousand dollars for marketing it but it's been seen by several hundred million people now
01:24:54.220 a lot of those are on black sites but even on netflix it's millions and millions of people
01:24:59.340 have seen it so we're really lucky that because it's really it's by word of mouth because we don't
01:25:04.420 have like we don't have a hollywood marketing budget where they spend millions of dollars
01:25:08.120 stuff like they do um so we need help with that we also i would ask people to um look at our
01:25:14.800 our primary site which is this and and there's an app you can get that actually trains you in
01:25:19.880 the remote viewing and consciousness work to form your own contact team and go out and do that oh
01:25:25.200 and it's an app that's you know it needs to be updated i'll admit it but a volunteer put it
01:25:29.320 together okay everything we have is really amateur got it because it's volunteer people 0.98
01:25:33.440 and i'm an idiot with tech stuff got it that's my my grandson's awesome i'm a moron i don't believe
01:25:41.180 that one bit all right very cool very cool he's got jokes hey check out all the stuff we're gonna 0.96
01:25:45.560 do audio only right now on spotify and itunes thank you for listening to a pause the number
01:25:48.820 one podcast in the world we'll see you guys peace here we are we never talked about what does 0.66
01:25:53.720 interplanetary war look like what does that mean oh shit are we getting fried like are we 0.92
01:26:00.180 do we want that smoke probably not no actually what would happen it would all be done under 0.99
01:26:04.720 false flag scenarios what's that what's that all right they're gonna have like fucking missiles 0.74
01:26:09.820 blow up buildings then they'll just put like a crash alien space yeah yeah it's called stage 0.73
01:26:15.820 craft so let me you know explain how this happens it's not hard to do um if the kind of assets that
01:26:22.720 classified projects have where they have man-made ufos and all this stuff and even creatures that
01:26:28.120 they can make look like an et those have been used for decades to stage things like abductions
01:26:33.840 and mutilations that's that's all man it's the cia program and we have a man who's an air force
01:26:39.160 Office of Special Investigations agent, who said point blank that they have been hoaxing those
01:26:45.180 events. Now, let's take that on a much larger scale. It's not just PSYOP, psychological warfare,
01:26:50.660 but where you actually initiate some kind of physical attack and a threat, but it's all our
01:26:58.320 stuff doing it. But they tell people it's the aliens. Do we have that capability? Yes. Now,
01:27:04.700 In 1997, we were doing closed briefings for members of Congress.
01:27:10.600 So before the Disclosure Project went public, I was hoping the president and members of Congress would deal with this properly.
01:27:16.700 None of them had the courage to do it.
01:27:19.600 So now we're doing it.
01:27:21.600 But in the course of that briefing, there was a man who came to it who had been on an interagency committee.
01:27:29.260 And he said, look, and this was in 1974 he was on this committee.
01:27:32.400 he says i've been on this committee you can hit a button and there would be a sequence of things
01:27:38.660 happen that would look like an alien attack on the planet it is 100 percent man-made it would
01:27:45.120 fool everyone from the president the national military command center and what have you and
01:27:49.900 that is fully operational has been for decades attack or what would look like an attack from a
01:27:54.580 radar an actual both so bombs like well there would be bombs they would be electronic weapon
01:28:00.560 systems and lasers really advanced laser beams so you know you have these people who
01:28:06.480 like to stage things have you ever heard of the vietnam war and the gulf of tonkin it was all
01:28:11.520 all right the bay of tonkin they yes that was a false flag we staged and exaggerated the attack
01:28:17.180 in the gulf of tonkin or bay of tonkin which caused this public outcry it stampeded president
01:28:23.820 johnson into greatly expanding that war even though the pentagon papers that were released
01:28:28.880 said we couldn't win this but it benefited trillions of dollars in revenue to the military
01:28:35.160 contractors so people need to begin to understand how counterintelligence works and how they can
01:28:40.800 hoax things there are people saying 9-11 is it was a false i'm not saying it was but there are
01:28:45.160 people that that say 9-11 was a false flag to get us into an oil a war of war for oil but you know
01:28:50.520 this would be the big one i mean this would be the one that they would do use to aggregate power
01:28:55.680 around the world so the only way we're going to divert off that path is for the people to step up
01:29:02.000 because i have put a briefing together for every president since bill clinton since 1993 um including
01:29:09.240 trump when he got nominated a member of his team asked me to put a brief together and it was get
01:29:14.020 put into trump's hands whether or not he read it or do you think he went to the toilet and tweeted 0.99
01:29:20.720 about, like, the dolphins or some shit. 1.00
01:29:22.360 Yeah, well, both. 0.86
01:29:24.120 But, you know, the scary thing is that
01:29:26.660 within 12 hours of me providing that to Trump,
01:29:31.300 they put a man that I had briefed as CIA director,
01:29:34.440 Arne James Woolsey,
01:29:35.300 who then turned on us and betrayed our interests
01:29:38.140 as his national security advisor within 12 hours.
01:29:43.640 How did he betray you guys?
01:29:46.520 He joined the cabal, let's call it.
01:29:48.660 He joined this secret group and took a big payout and then denied that the meetings overtook place, denied.
01:29:55.000 So he's actually become someone who's an adversary to what we're doing.
01:29:58.320 But he was put on as Trump's national security advisor within 12 hours of this document being put in.
01:30:05.200 Is he still acting?
01:30:06.400 Who?
01:30:07.040 Is he still acting as acting security advisor for Trump now?
01:30:11.060 No, no.
01:30:12.080 I was going to say nobody's last.
01:30:14.120 They just circled the wagons.
01:30:15.540 Here's the other problem.
01:30:16.520 You know, Truman said it first, and then Clinton repeated it.
01:30:19.440 The White House is the crown jewel of the federal penitentiary system.
01:30:23.120 So, you know, the president's in this bubble, and he can't go just anywhere, and the people who they move in to provide information are selected to provide the information that these control freaks want him to hear.
01:30:36.180 This is how Reagan got convinced to do SDI, Star Wars, and weapons in space.
01:30:41.060 I know a colonel who was on the committee that briefed him and said, well, you know, we have an alien threat out there and we need these weapons. 0.99
01:30:47.920 This is all bullshit. 0.99
01:30:49.200 And they knew it. 1.00
01:30:49.940 This colonel told me we knew this was all nonsense.
01:30:52.000 But it convinced Reagan or Reagan to authorize massive billions of dollars in spending out on these projects.
01:31:01.600 It was a boondoggle.
01:31:02.920 So that's how the military industrial complex operates.
01:31:08.840 And, you know, my uncle was a good guy.
01:31:10.940 I work for Northrop Grumman, and there are a lot of good men and women in that system.
01:31:15.120 But these corrupt influences that are in the unacknowledged special access projects, that's a category unto itself.
01:31:21.460 And it's a serious national security risk.
01:31:24.160 Oh, wow.
01:31:25.320 So I tell people the worst day in the ER where a three-year-old boy died in my hands, the very last hour I was in that ER, doesn't pale to dealing with this.
01:31:38.440 Really?
01:31:39.040 Yeah.
01:31:39.260 Oh, my God.
01:31:40.520 Yeah, it's really...
01:31:41.260 There's so much to dissect here.
01:31:43.000 Yeah, it's a lot of stuff.
01:31:44.900 It's a lot of exciting stuff, but a lot of it's really like,
01:31:47.560 oh, God, what have I got myself into, you know?
01:31:49.780 Are these the heirs to your throne?
01:31:51.780 These three...
01:31:52.500 No, they're friends, and yeah.
01:31:54.660 Some good-looking teams you got.
01:31:56.340 Yeah, what's going on here?
01:31:57.500 Yeah, Shane's a GW Division I athlete, baseball pitcher,
01:32:01.940 and he's been the director of Unacknowledged,
01:32:04.660 and I'm working on the CP5film.com.
01:32:07.080 Very cool.
01:32:07.440 He's a producer on this film.
01:32:09.100 Cool, very cool.
01:32:09.860 You look like you go to the club with these guys after.
01:32:13.260 Yeah, we're going to, too.
01:32:14.120 I like going out clubbing.
01:32:15.460 Where are you guys going?
01:32:16.400 My daughters, I don't know.
01:32:17.940 The wilder, the better for me.
01:32:22.680 Google Operation Northwoods.
01:32:25.120 I know we know about Northwoods because we talked to Al Jones quite a bit about it.
01:32:28.500 Wait, what about it?
01:32:29.120 What is Operation Northwoods?
01:32:30.380 It was a proposed false flag operation against the Cuban government
01:32:33.320 that originated within the U.S. Department of Defense and the Joint Chief of Staff.
01:32:36.520 Northwoods.
01:32:36.840 We published these documents and just totally admitted this was a plan.
01:32:39.720 That it was.
01:32:40.540 Yeah, this is like out there.
01:32:41.640 There are tons of these things.
01:32:42.680 And, you know, it's interesting, you know, the quote mainstream media, when unacknowledged started taking off, when was the last time a documentary had hundreds of millions of viewers and was the number one documentary on that?
01:32:55.380 Flatters, flatters.
01:32:56.140 And no media outlet in the world would cover it.
01:33:00.000 Not the CNN, not the New York Times.
01:33:02.520 I am blacklisted.
01:33:03.540 I am the ultimate.
01:33:04.420 Forget the show The Blacklist.
01:33:05.940 I am the ultimate blacklist guy.
01:33:07.700 they will not cover this stuff because we're not just saying oh there's a ufo out there an f-16
01:33:12.320 chased we're saying they exist here are the technologies here's why they're keeping it
01:33:17.200 secret and this is what you need to do to fix the damn problem what about like you know they
01:33:21.320 don't want they don't want that narrative out there say it days before we dropped the movie 0.94
01:33:25.020 the fbi and cia published millions of pages of documents on their website admitting to the whole
01:33:30.420 like prior to you so it was almost like they took the yeah it's all up there i tell people this
01:33:35.680 nobody ever go to their website i mean you know it's like literally millions of pages of stuff
01:33:40.900 was released because they knew we were moving this out and it was going to go viral so they
01:33:44.840 wanted to appear yeah to be cooperative like oh we've never kept anything secret you know so so 0.96
01:33:50.700 and by the way it's like the wizard of oz with the old man pulling the crap behind the curtain
01:33:55.540 that's pretty amazing though that you guys have that kind of influence i mean i think that's the
01:33:59.360 win in that situation i get that yeah that's big i get the desire for credibility from cnn and
01:34:05.580 fox news but spencer brings up this point a lot which is which is true which is technically the
01:34:11.200 internet and platforms like this provide more viewership than they could ever dream of i mean
01:34:16.160 we got hundreds of thousands of millions and millions and millions of views that's why i'm
01:34:20.140 here awesome that's why we're happy that you're here but yeah but another thing i was thinking
01:34:23.300 i was like what about like uh what about like vice and stuff like that could you work with
01:34:26.920 those guys maybe to help you out sure if they if they had the the stamina to go through with this
01:34:32.600 Here's the problem.
01:34:33.980 I mean, I have worked with, I mean, there is a lot of these media people.
01:34:36.860 They'll start on this path.
01:34:37.920 They get a call and they say, you will not do this story.
01:34:41.900 Now, I'll give you an example.
01:34:42.960 There's a TV show called 60 Minutes on CBS.
01:34:45.300 Okay.
01:34:46.220 So they're, and the guy who was their executive producer then went over to ABC and did 2020 and primetime live.
01:34:54.100 He was at my farm in Virginia.
01:34:55.680 I gave him 35 digital hours of top secret testimony and hundreds of government documents.
01:35:01.020 He says, this is the biggest story in the history of the United States.
01:35:03.040 I said, yeah.
01:35:03.680 He says, we're going to do a whole series of these.
01:35:05.480 He goes back to ABC headquarters, and there are people who are in the intelligence community on the payroll of the major media who told him, you're not going to do this story.
01:35:15.840 Now, when he left my house, I said, I don't think that they're going to allow you to do this story because it's a major media conglomerate.
01:35:23.920 It's, you know, capital cities, blah, blah, blah.
01:35:26.140 He says, oh, yeah, I'm, you know, I'm Ira Rosen.
01:35:28.500 And, you know, I got an Emmy working with, you know, 60 Minutes, and now I'm doing this.
01:35:32.900 And I said, all right.
01:35:34.000 You know, a few days later, he calls me up.
01:35:36.180 He says, no, Dr. Greer, they won't let me do this story.
01:35:39.400 I said, Ira, who are they? 0.82
01:35:42.500 And he said, Dr. Greer, you know damn good and well who they are.
01:35:45.080 I said, yeah, it's an intelligence community operatives. 0.84
01:35:47.800 And I said, all right, fine.
01:35:49.140 Now, you take that story 100 times, it's happened over and over again to us.
01:35:53.440 So what I find is if you go on the media and say the aliens are here and they're going to eat us for lunch and they're a threat to the national security, they're going to cover that story.
01:36:05.900 That's what I was going to ask you.
01:36:07.260 They will cover that story.
01:36:08.520 If you go out there and say that's a false flag, here's actually why they're here and here's what we're doing.
01:36:13.840 And the secrecy has to do with a bunch of petro-Nazis that don't want us to have free energy running our cars and houses.
01:36:20.200 Yeah.
01:36:20.720 All right?
01:36:21.040 So, you know, that simple.
01:36:23.120 you get that through your head that's really what the litmus test is how if you look at this as a
01:36:28.440 situation like a situation where um as a society americans and even the world very much wait to do
01:36:36.120 their homework till the day before it's due how close are we to the due date for this project
01:36:40.600 because listen i think like i said earlier you can incentivize this you can get people to get
01:36:45.800 excited because they got hot alien shakes you get people excited because maybe they have better food
01:36:49.940 on these planets whatever your scenario is how close are we to the due date where we got to turn
01:36:55.120 this paper and would you say doomsday clock me well i would say it's it's probably within a month
01:37:03.360 to 20 years now that's like kt's prison sentence yeah five to nine exactly and the reason i say
01:37:12.100 that is that you know time is sort of like a rubber band you can stretch it or contract it
01:37:17.780 It's not fixed.
01:37:18.840 It's really the event horizon.
01:37:20.540 What kind of change happens today, tomorrow?
01:37:23.340 What effect is this?
01:37:24.260 Is the butterfly or the North Pole?
01:37:26.240 So it's very hard to predict that.
01:37:28.700 All I'm saying is, you know, this is like this Asian saying,
01:37:31.440 unless we change directions, we're likely to end up where we're going.
01:37:34.880 And right now we're headed over, you know,
01:37:36.840 like over Niagara Falls without a barrel as a civilization.
01:37:40.780 And, you know, and people get very hopeless.
01:37:43.320 Like, no, don't be hopeless.
01:37:44.280 all the solutions that we need for poverty and pollution and climate change are in existence 0.99
01:37:52.540 already that's the good news the bad news is that the most ruthless vicious assholes in the world 0.94
01:37:58.560 have been keeping it secret yeah and we have to come together as a people i can't do it by myself 0.96
01:38:02.940 and and all of us together have to say you know we want a different civilization than one that's
01:38:07.620 cannibalizing itself living stupidly i think the evidence of what you're saying to me
01:38:13.040 is just so apparent when you look at the budget to end world hunger is 36 billion i believe 36 or 0.92
01:38:19.820 38 the u.s military defense budget in 2019 will be 680 billion dollars well and here's another
01:38:27.840 number you know rumsfeld who was a george george w bush's secretary of defense the day before 9 11
01:38:34.760 it's in the unacknowledged movie go see it he says there's 2.3 trillion dollars unaccounted for in
01:38:41.940 the department of defense budget with a t trillion not billion so at the pentagon no one notices
01:38:47.960 anything until it gets into the trillion dollar 2.3 trillion i remember when that report came out
01:38:52.740 but now that was that was that was in that was in 2001 all right now let's this is 2019
01:38:59.960 so we're now we're talking eight to 20 trillion in black budget funding that congress doesn't
01:39:07.200 know where it's gone no president knows where it's gone can you imagine they literally say that
01:39:10.780 like the pent like the pentagon even admits no it's the secretary defense who was a right-wing
01:39:15.700 guy and it's not like this was like abby hop some hippie you know smoking a joint going saying this
01:39:20.600 this is the secretary administration yeah there's the secretary defense at the pentagon said i'm
01:39:26.260 not sure he knew the tape was oops i lost 2.3 trillion like two two and a half apples gone
01:39:31.980 gone dude so we think a billion dollars is a lot or jeff bizzos with 140 billion you know that's
01:39:38.880 surrounding air to what they're you know like dumping into these black projects and we're
01:39:42.220 paying for you know when we invaded nutty afghanistan the first thing that hit the ground
01:39:47.600 after 9-11 was not boots on the ground it was money yeah we dropped i can't remember if it was
01:39:53.340 three to three or five billion dollars of american cash on pallets from the back of ac-130s onto the
01:40:00.220 ground in afghanistan so that when our troops got there there was money for them to do whatever they
01:40:04.660 had to do with warlords and to spend so we are literally the amount of money that gets spent that
01:40:09.820 people would never know about is mind-blowing we hear a weirder thing in 1992 the head of
01:40:15.860 army intelligence and some of his minions were at a meeting that i'd organized and he offered me 0.94
01:40:23.320 two billion dollars b billion dollars in 1992 dollars to shut the fuck up yeah and i thought 0.95
01:40:31.200 are you kidding no they were kidding and i said no i'm not for sale and then he went to my wife 0.95
01:40:36.860 tried to convince her to convince me she was like absolutely i'll do it no she just thought the guy
01:40:42.320 was really uh you know he was flattering you know they all know how to say things i said no this guy
01:40:46.960 is trying to silence what we're doing couldn't you have taken the two b's and then like still
01:40:51.060 kind of no they would have they would have owned me i would have been an asset at that point i
01:40:55.340 refused to be you're mad noble man i take that two b's and do whatever no i'm not interested
01:41:00.200 respect dude you're i don't none of that interest me logan's kind of like that dude he doesn't care
01:41:05.960 much for money but two b's yeah i mean my mission statement in life is like as important as his
01:41:12.420 you know what i'm saying like if someone's like yo i'll pay you two billion dollars right now to
01:41:15.860 never make another video again i'd be great well that's different that's fine that i get
01:41:20.360 this is selling the future of our our whole civilization down down the sewer yeah you know
01:41:25.920 I said, no, no, no.
01:41:27.260 But, you know, these guys play hardball.
01:41:29.680 First it's a carrot, then it's a stick.
01:41:31.660 You know, they try to buy you off and then they'll try to, you know,
01:41:34.620 and this Air Force guy that's in unacknowledged,
01:41:37.360 he admitted taking bags of cash, like you were talking about,
01:41:40.320 to national security editors at the major media, mainstream media,
01:41:46.860 yes, to keep things quiet, get their cooperation.
01:41:50.200 And this was the guy in charge of UFO matters at Kirkland Air Force Base
01:41:53.940 for almost 10 years as a counterintelligence guy. All right. Richard Doty. And he was Air Force
01:42:00.180 Office of Special Investigations. Look at his testimony. Actually, on iTunes, there's a whole
01:42:05.060 special feature with his entire interview he did with me. That's a mind blowing stuff. And,
01:42:10.540 you know, but this guy is retired and he's friendly to what we're trying to achieve.
01:42:15.900 And those are the kind of men and women, you know, I'm trying to get to come forward. Very
01:42:19.460 credible people can prove who they are it's not just sort of made up but who who know that we're
01:42:24.960 we're you know tick tock we're running out of time to resolve this problem that should have
01:42:28.900 been resolved in the 50s by the way you know about the time i was conceived and born uh this should
01:42:33.980 have been put to bed so you know you know when i started this project my children were my grandkids
01:42:38.920 ages so i've seen a whole generation of this um and and my sense of it when you ask the question
01:42:45.820 And my answer really should have been, it's when we all come together and make this change.
01:42:52.380 You know, that's what it is.
01:42:54.060 You know, and don't, I tell people, please don't expect the U.S. government or some big corporation to do this.
01:42:59.980 Big changes in society like this never happen from the center of power.
01:43:04.660 It always happens from the periphery.
01:43:06.380 You know, kind of freaks like you and me.
01:43:08.940 I mean that in a nice way.
01:43:10.160 No, but I'm also a freak.
01:43:11.480 I love it. 0.98
01:43:12.660 I love that you're a freak. 0.96
01:43:13.580 Hey, thank you. 0.93
01:43:14.200 By the way, thank you for your work.
01:43:15.820 I think it's very selfless, and I think that you seem to have a really good grip on what you're doing.
01:43:24.520 And I like when I talk to someone who's talking about something that people may find, oh, that's too tinfoil, whatever.
01:43:31.640 You've got a really good grip on it, and you've got a lot of proof and a lot of – and the way you talk is very –
01:43:36.820 You know what's helped?
01:43:37.640 It's helpful to your cause. 0.99
01:43:38.860 You know what I think has helped what you're saying and why you feel that way is because we've seen the people who literally talk out of their ass. 0.98
01:43:45.820 Like with the Flat Earthers, we went to their conference and like it's painful. 0.98
01:43:49.820 It's it's the exact opposite of what you're doing now, like talking about something crazy.
01:43:53.800 But you actually sound like you have stuff to back it up.
01:43:57.940 And you do. And anyways, thank you, bro.
01:44:01.040 It's a great it's a great. Here I tell people, look at the far horizon past this chaos we're in now.
01:44:06.380 Imagine a civilization that's got these technologies.
01:44:10.760 Your work week drops about 15 hours a week max instead of 60.
01:44:14.440 there's no pollution you don't have freeway congestion because you're also floating above
01:44:19.380 the ground at multiple levels gps controlled with anti-grab stuff hunger poverty all that
01:44:26.280 diseases are a thing of the past and we can begin to then function as something called a level one
01:44:32.600 civilization no it's not utopia where humans are always going to be you know have our issues
01:44:37.180 you know and we all have our issues i had a friend when i was a medical resident i had a guy
01:44:41.060 because i i came from a really bad family like really bad like really really bad and so you know
01:44:47.580 he said you know and i was a medical resident i was down on myself he says you know your problem 0.94
01:44:51.660 is you think you're a normal person screwing up when in reality you're a screwed up person doing 0.88
01:44:57.060 very well oh i said yeah man you get me yeah that's good i'm just gonna put everything you 0.96
01:45:03.080 kind of said into terms that mike can understand mike you're not you're not gonna have to get an
01:45:09.240 uber for chicks that are over here oh just teleportation or just teleport yeah no more ubers
01:45:15.800 does it you get it now i mean i was on board when he talked about how hot some of the aliens could
01:45:21.780 be i'm on board dude i'm with you i've been and i was with him before i even said that i love this
01:45:26.380 stuff hey man i think we'd be trading up rock and roll boys thank you thank you again dr greer i
01:45:31.920 appreciate it i'll see if the number one podcast in the world right as five stores or don't we're
01:45:35.380 Probably going to be fine either way.
01:45:36.540 All right, bye.
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01:47:10.480 Does the Pope dress up?
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01:47:14.080 He gets right up next to the microphone.
01:47:15.780 I hear you can almost hear the eyelashes hit each other.
01:47:18.900 You've never seen Italy so quiet as when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween.
01:47:23.700 Listen to Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists every Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
01:47:31.740 I'm Lacey Mosley, author, actor, stand-up comedian, creator, and host of Scam Goddess Podcast, the true crime comedy podcast all about robbery, fraud, and those who practice it.
01:47:41.780 Each week I bring on an amazing guest.
01:47:43.660 Ooh, I scammed them.
01:47:44.840 What?
01:47:45.320 I could talk to you for an hour.
01:47:46.840 You're a generational yapper, like me.
01:47:48.880 That's why I had to make yapping a job.
01:47:50.620 And now you can catch full episodes of my show on YouTube.
01:47:54.120 Start listening to Scam Goddess on the iHeartRadio app,
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