00:09:27Who knows? But throughout that area, you can find pretty easily, sometimes they're embedded in people's lawns, these things that look like stones.
00:09:37They would call them waterways, where the water would organically find its way through a stone.
00:09:41But those are usually kind of convoluted little tunnels.
00:09:43These are bored holes directly through big stones that are, according to Dr. Narcolongo, a specific type of anchor that would only have been used by, I forget what the technical terminology for a Viking is.
00:10:25But before we even do that, were you always this guy who was fascinated by these topics?
00:10:31I mean, you've done a great deal of work in this arena going as far as making documentaries and how much content.
00:10:37I mean, hours and hours and hours, countless hours of content before you're a construction guy.
00:10:42Has that always been an interest of yours?
00:10:44Is there something that caused a pivotal moment in your life where you said, wait a second, this is an interesting thread to pull on and I'm going to keep pulling it?
00:10:53Well, yeah, of course, it's definitely coming from a construction background
00:10:56because the buildings we built today are just so boring.
00:11:00We're just building the most plain boxes that are either made of glass and steel.
00:11:06I mean, some of these places now, they're just basically glorified warehouses,
00:11:09and they put a skin on top of it and try to dress it up.
00:11:12But all these steel buildings, they're boring, and they really are just to make widgets.
00:11:19like put up this thing the cheapest fast way you can just so we can sell our whatever out of it
00:11:25yeah and then so i think that but i had this fascination with you know the megaliths from
00:11:30before like i said i was telling matt over here that i was big into that show ancient aliens
00:11:36way back way back before i ever got on social media and all that stuff so i was fascinated by
00:11:41structures that really no one can explain how they were built and so that that topic i never
00:11:48really considered that some of the like the greatest what we'd call greco-roman architecture
00:11:53and gothic cathedrals i guess i had never really thought about that because you know if you go into
00:11:58your you know your local downtown and you see like a like a giant greco-roman building with
00:12:03columns that are 30 feet high and six feet in diameter and it's all made of granite
00:12:08like i guess you don't really think about it too much especially i'm not that far from dc
00:12:12yeah we just kind of know that it looks like what people tell us rome look like yeah but we just
00:12:18thinking like that's it's cool but i guess i never really looked into the stories behind it and then
00:12:22when i got on tiktok some of the first content i made was all about symbolism and things so like i
00:12:28i discovered secret societies freemasonry the rosacrucians the illuminati and all that stuff
00:12:34so when i there was a time where i was like looking at symbolism in the architecture the
00:12:41statues this kind of stuff that's how i kind of got became like the hoover dam guy for a minute on
00:12:45okay hoover dam's an interesting one yeah that's a deep dive i would love to get into that we can
00:12:49definitely talk about that but so as i was kind of bouncing around i was like oh some of these
00:12:54buildings they call our deco i mean just a name for this description of these very elaborate
00:13:00buildings with crazy symbolism faces gods all kinds of things on them and you're like you know
00:13:08that expression we don't build them like we used to and i was like that's that's an understatement
00:13:13that is an understatement and i think that when i went to new york city in like 2017 that was the
00:13:19first time i'd ever went i was expecting to be impressed by like you know the one world trade
00:13:25center like you know and of course it is impressive because it's super tall but in comparison it's
00:13:29so reductive yes right it's a minimalist which is like you know i guess what you would categorize
00:13:34it as but it's got no detail nothing going on no art inspired well and it's specifically like
00:13:39stuff that won't last like like that's the thing is like i could tell it got hit by a plane and
00:13:44the whole thing just yeah but they fell into its own foot there are some anomalies like there's
00:13:47like a catholic church i forget the cathedral name or there's saint patrick's yeah well that's
00:13:52what i guess that was what i was getting to is that that i was expecting to be impressed by like
00:13:57the size of the buildings sure but then when you go into saint patrick's cathedral there's just
00:14:02something otherworldly yeah when you go see that yeah like as somebody who was doing estimates on
00:14:08buildings like i'm just looking up and i'm like i'm not even sure like where you would begin
00:14:13to figure out like draw the plans just drawing the plans would be yeah immensely complicated
00:14:19and then how would anyone even how could you even get a price to say how much this building is going
00:14:25to cost that's a great question yeah and where are you gonna get the laborers and who are skilled
00:14:30enough to do this yeah and then there's that additional that's right that additional element
00:14:35of like cymatics, I believe is what it's called, where you can actually have, let's say, salt on a
00:14:41plate and play the correct frequency. And that salt will start to organize itself in spires that
00:14:48look like, you know, you stripped all of the ornate detail out of a cathedral. Well, I was
00:14:54just looking that up as you were talking about Roman cathedrals. It's a thought that I've had
00:14:57for a long time. When it comes to music and frequency and pitch and all that stuff, the Roman0.56
00:15:02cathedral the roman uh pillars uh two of them are named all the doric pillars and ionic pillars so
00:15:08ionic the ionian is the first degree of the major scale and then the rest the the other six notes
00:15:13fall under that so if you have like a c major scale all the rest will fall under that dorian
00:15:18or doric mode will be the second degree and when you i i i assume if you put this on a cymatic
00:15:25plate it would create a certain structure and i wouldn't be surprised if the romans were using
00:15:56And so, yeah, like you brought up the fact that
00:15:58If you have like the cymatic patterns, a lot of times in these buildings, the sound resonance creates the cymatic pattern that resembles the rose window that's in the cathedral.
00:16:09And you're like, that's not an that can't be an accident.
00:16:11Yeah. And I think that just from a a thing of like where we think of technology is like this and like most people just can't get behind the idea that these people had technology, too.
00:16:22Yeah. But it's like a different technology. It's like a parallel technology where wet technology.
00:16:27This is based on water, sound, vibration, frequency, maybe electromagnetic energy.
00:16:35And that's why people think that what these buildings might have been, they might have been a way to harness energy from the ether.
00:16:42Like they was pulling energy down from the sky.
00:16:44And then with the water, the bells, the pipe organs.
00:23:39And leading up to disclosure, he wanted to kind of position himself as a talking head for Christianity in particular, which, you know, I don't know how well that went.
00:30:48Dude, I pulled him in the back of that room and I said, listen, brother, you're going to do a lot of these because this is like you're bringing good information.
00:30:54But you need to pace yourself and you need to have a conversation when the host is doing it.
00:30:59he was like got it got it got it next time he came on he was like i have five hours to do it
00:31:04we're getting through it yeah exactly it was like he if he didn't get through his notes he was like
00:31:08sweating we did three three hour episodes with that dude and i think he still has more to say
00:31:12yeah but i i loved that theory and i and i think it fits with the alien abduction stories and alien
00:31:17encounters so well that if these people who are experiencing some kind of an astral simulation
00:31:23as seth would put it it's like a dream state that people would say is as real as reality
00:31:29Yeah. So in that dream state, if you can't tell the difference between reality in this dream state, well, then couldn't that explain tons of the alien encounters?
00:31:39So much of it. I think it fits perfectly. I was even it's funny because he doesn't watch movies as much as I do.
00:31:44So I said I said, oh, did you guys ever see that Dr. Strange movie, the first one?
00:31:47Right. When the ancient one is teaching Dr. Strange that they can practice their magic in this mirror dimension.
00:31:54So they would create this mirror dimension around them, and meanwhile, it didn't affect the outside world.
00:31:59So inside the mirror dimension, people could be injured, but buildings could fold on top of themselves.
00:32:05And that would not be the case in real life.
00:32:06And so it also said in the movie that this dark magic was more powerful in this mirror dimension.
00:39:49Yeah, well, yeah, more or less that that kind of is the theme of it.
00:39:52But I do kind of think about it with the idea that the aliens are posing as animals.0.69
00:39:58And if you think about, like, the Skinwalker Ranch stuff where, like, the Native American mythologies is that Skinwalkers were demons that pretended to be animals.0.94
00:40:20No, we're going to have Heather Lynn there, and she's going to be debating our boy James Williams at a World War debate, which I want to go to.
00:40:30It's going to be in Tennessee, but the premise is, are aliens demons?
00:40:33So they're going to do this debate, and I hope they do it justice because Heather Lynn's going to be taking the affirmative that they—
00:40:39No, no, no, she's going to be taking the negative.
00:40:51The richness of that conversation and all the dynamic that play – because if you want to go our aliens, demons, it's like you can say that, and I would say you're pretty damn accurate.
00:41:03But if you want to get into the complexity of the big picture, like there's so many places to go.
00:41:07i do think for example that a lot of the alien abductions are uh associated directly with what
00:41:13we would call mk ultra yeah i think like i said it's part and parcel where the mk ultra is
00:41:18associated with demons yes i mean again we were talking before the podcast about stranger things
00:41:23i mean that's what that whole thing's about is like that that they mess with these children
00:41:27and all of a sudden the demogorgon shows up like what do you think that that is like obviously
00:41:31they're mk ultra and these children they're they're traumatizing them you know the real
00:41:35story of project montauk is they're trying to get these kids to astral project to the moon and mars
00:41:39and all that stuff yeah and then all of a sudden a demon shows up oh you know like like it's like
00:41:44do you think there's some correlation here it's like that so no it's just stranger things stranger
00:41:49things is toward you know told through like the the spectrum of like a horror story but then you
00:41:54could easily tell the same story like they did in it's disclosure day as science fiction yes it's
00:45:09Because you take beautiful people, that's how you get in around the big parties where all the influential people are.
00:45:17But, like, if you talk to a normal person and they say, if there's this evil force doing all this evil on the planet, why would they sneak it into the movies?
00:45:26What I'm saying is that you can take something, if you read just the documents about it, like, obviously the progression of this program, like, this is, like, straight facts.
01:16:36If it's once saved, always saved, and you're telling people, like, yeah, just when you're, like, a teenager, you go to a youth camp, you come to the front, you say a prayer.
01:16:43In your Bible, the date that you said the sinner's prayer.
01:16:45Yeah, if you're good forever, you say, okay, what does Satan gain by that, dude?
01:16:48Like, he's getting people who just the rest of their life could care less, like, what they're doing.
01:16:52Got that fire insurance, and now they can just go out and see what the world has to offer.
01:18:17And so, but I'm always leaving room for things that I don't know about.0.80
01:18:20I think they might show you a thing, some chimeric nightmare hybrid creature they created to kind of, you know, propagate that physicality of them.0.58
01:18:31He says that it's a spiritual phenomenon masquerading as a physical phenomenon.
01:18:37It wants you to believe very much like what you're saying, that it's a physical one.
01:18:39And I think they've probably deployed some elements, some tangible elements to help flesh that out.
01:18:45Yeah, but if you think about it, like if this guy is like he's like a bishop, he's like a doctor in psychology and an exorcist.
01:18:52And you're disregarding what he says about the topic.
01:18:54It sounds like that this guy would kind of have all the he'd have all the degrees to be able to say that.
01:19:01Listen, I'm not some novice talking about it.
01:19:05Yeah, like I'm like I'm somebody that you should actually pay attention to.
01:19:08And if you think about it from like a, you know, whether you want to call Catholics Christians or not, that from a Christian perspective, he's still not even leave.
01:19:16He's still leaving room for some of these things could absolutely be physical.
01:19:19But he's saying what he said, many, if not most.0.51