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00:07:39 I don't care if he's here, legally or illegally.

00:07:46 If he thinks he's here to stay, he's wrong.

00:07:54 Because it's not his country and it never will be, it's ours.

00:08:04 And it's ours by blood.

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00:15:39 Being able to hover, or react opposite, to the force of gravity.

00:15:51 This idea oddly goes back a very long time, to as early as 1638, with Francis Godwin,

00:15:57 and a posthumously published novel of men going to the moon, moon being spelled with

00:16:01 an E, this was so early.

00:16:03 Levitating against the force of gravity by turning it against itself, perhaps even allowing

00:16:07 superman-like powers that allow one to fly freely and never fall to the ground is alluring.

00:16:12 And there would certainly be many practical uses for such an ability in technology, at

00:16:39 at least on its face, but in most depictions of anti-gravity it actually isn't really

00:16:43 the same as it is in physics.

00:16:45 It's the partial mitigation of gravity in sci-fi, but not totally canceling it out.

00:16:49 You can see this with Star Wars, where Luke Skywalker's land speeder hovers, but still

00:16:53 stays in some way gravitationally bound to Tatooine.

00:17:09 or else this beater would have flown off into space if it was truly anti-gravity.

00:17:21 But the reality of that is far more complicated and doesn't actually amount to true overarching

00:17:26 repulsive gravity, more on that in a bit, but it does lead to some bizarre effects.

00:17:31 There is a certain artistic license in sci-fi that usually always imposes some kind of rules

00:17:35 on the physical reality of true anti-gravity but the reality is that it probably cannot exist

00:17:41 but a conditional partial form of it might as a weird science related trivia aside that is not

00:17:46 well known in the star wars community george lucas had been scouting tunisia for filming

00:17:50 locations for tatooine and ran across a town called aptly tatooine and named the planet after

00:17:56 it it was just spelled differently but there was a strange astronomical connection there

00:18:01 in that specific town the actual real town of tatooine saw a meteorite fall

00:18:05 Fall on June 27, 1931, the meteorite is a very rare type called a diogenite that is believed

00:18:30 to have originated on the asteroid Vesta.

00:18:32 meteorite is actually a really weird olive green color, which might scare Superman actually.

00:18:37 Green crystals are not his thing. Because it's made of orthopyrazine crystals and remains one

00:18:41 of the more odd meteorites geologically that's ever been found. I'm not sure Lucas knew about

00:18:46 that at the time, but it did happen. But I digress. The actual idea of anti-gravity is problematic.

00:18:51 We know that particles have charges, positive and negative. But gravity is different. It doesn't

00:18:56 seem to have this. The reality is that there aren't a lot of ways within known physics to

00:19:00 produce an anti-gravity effect. Basically, there are two, and maybe a third, but it is more speculative.

00:19:05 These options were floated mainly because we do not have a decent theory of the nature

00:19:30 of gravity.

00:19:31 We don't know what it is.

00:19:32 We just know how it behaves on large scales through relativity's description of it.

00:19:36 But we do not really know how it behaves in the subatomic world because there, gravity

00:19:40 is so weak that it's almost impossible to measure.

00:19:43 General relativity however does allow for antigravity in a specific way, known as the

00:19:47 equivalence principle, which defines gravity as a curvature of space-time.

00:19:52 But hidden in that is the possibility that negative mass can satisfy the principle.

00:20:02 In short, it means that anti-gravity is not rolled out by known physics.

00:20:05 We have just never seen anything to do it.

00:20:07 But it has been looked for.

00:20:09 So one possibility that was floated in the past is that one potential path to anti-gravity

00:20:13 is matter and anti-matter.

00:20:15 The idea was that anti-matter might actually have been anti-gravity in nature, and that

00:20:19 idea persisted until relatively recently, because it was extremely difficult to measure

00:20:23 and test.

00:20:25 But it finally happened, and it turns out that it does not seem to be the case, at least

00:20:28 with anti-hydrogen.

00:20:30 does not exhibit a repulsive effect in a gravitational environment.

00:20:33 In other words, antimatter falls just like normal matter.

00:20:37 It's important to note that antigravity does not actually mean anti-weight, per se.

00:21:00 You can be in a free fall like in the famous NASA vomit comet aircraft simulating zero gravity,

00:21:08 and approximate the cancellation of gravity, and you can electromagnetically levitate things

00:21:12 and the like.

00:21:13 Instead, it means truly counteracting the force of gravity with an antiforce, not merely

00:21:17 cancelling out but repelling against it through other means.

00:21:21 The other option put forward in the past is not settled.

00:21:23 It is the creation of negative mass or energy.

00:21:30 that would actually also not be true anti-gravity in that sense. The problem is that while physics

00:21:34 does not prohibit negative mass or energy in this sense, there is also no evidence it

00:21:39 exists in nature, and there is no known way to create it. It's just a mathematical flipping

00:21:43 from a plus to a minus, ultimately, in an equation.

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00:24:30 oh my god i can't believe i've been muted this whole time sorry guys it's because i changed the

00:24:57 layout all right well thanks for uh listening to the silence that was uh really great um

00:25:04 so anyways this lady i pulled this video up okay no it's not done i'm just starting rodney i was

00:25:11 like i've been muted this whole time or most of the time because i'm still after doing this for

00:25:16 a year i still haven't figured out i'm an idiot okay so if can you guys let me know if you can

00:25:22 hear me now just because i don't want to continue if nobody can hear me it looks like my mic is

00:25:27 working now it looks like i'm getting yeah it looks like i'm getting a signal so are we good

00:25:32 we're good all righty i'm gonna start again so i switched off that video just because it's um

00:25:40 like i said it explains it pretty much explained about anti-gravity right we're not going to have

00:25:43 to go we don't have to go too deep into that because we're not rocket scientists as far as i

00:25:47 know so anyways there was 11 people that are tied to this kind of research that went missing and

00:25:54 it's been since 2022 to current year and now the donald trump and and the government is getting

00:26:00 involved because they um there's some ties here right so there's some that are more important

00:26:07 than others because their work was definitely you know suspicious um and then like i said there's

00:26:12 some that maybe i don't think it has anything to do with it so i pulled this video up because this

00:26:15 lady went through each single one and what their you know ties were um but basically the first one

00:26:22 she talks about is her name was monica reza she was an aerospace engineer and director of the

00:26:27 materials processing group at nasa's jpl she joined that in 2022 she was previously affiliated

00:26:34 with a company called aerojet rocketdyne these are all aerospace development companies um you know

00:26:41 who work with the space program and the us and all this stuff so they specialize she specialized in

00:26:46 materials and processes engineering including a burn resistant or high strength metal alloy for

00:26:52 thermal propulsion and materials application you know what let me just move this screen over here

00:26:57 so i can see if you guys make a comment easier i have so many screens but i really don't have

00:27:02 the best setup for them uh hold on a second here okay we're good um and she was working at

00:27:11 some reported ties rather to the wright patterson air force base if you are a bit of a conspiracy

00:27:17 theory uh nut or you've read some of these things you'll know that that air base is actually where

00:27:21 it is suspected that they took the crash wreckage from the roswell incident and it was being stored

00:27:28 there and there's ties to other people to that air base as well so that is something to keep in

00:27:34 our back pocket for later um and then she disappeared on june 22nd of last year 2025

00:27:42 she was hiking in the forest in los angeles uh well near los angeles and she was briefly

00:27:47 separated from a companion so she was walking with somebody and they hey wise elk thanks guys 0.99

00:27:53 for letting me know you guys are the best you're always there to kind of kick me in the ass and 0.96

00:27:56 help me figure my shit out but one day my goal is to get there um so yeah she was briefly separated 0.96

00:28:03 from a friend literally he walked ahead i think by like a couple seconds he was a couple seconds 0.52

00:28:08 ahead of her maybe 40 feet they said ahead of her and he turned around within a couple seconds and

00:28:13 she was just gone right and he had looked in both directions off the trail and stuff like that and

00:28:18 never heard anything never you know saw anything there was no evidence that she was even there

00:28:23 so very suspicious and like i said it's going to tie into my schizo theory later but what's

00:28:29 important about her is that she developed so the u.s prior to her development what she developed

00:28:36 this she called it mond mondeloi because her name's monica and it's like an alloy that so 0.62

00:28:42 she created this alloy that can withstand the thermal propulsion and like for rocket for rockets 0.97

00:28:48 right air or spaceships and the U.S. prior to her developing this the U.S. was heavily dependent

00:28:54 on Russia for this material they had to get it for their all their you know spaceships and all 0.59

00:29:00 their space stuff that they were doing the whatever they were sending out there the Mars rover and

00:29:04 stuff like that hey no Dak I just saw your message as well they were relying on Russia to send them

00:29:10 those parts right so then when you know the um russian you know war with ukraine and actually

00:29:17 i think it started before that uh where there was a maybe during the cold war towards the end of the

00:29:21 cold war anyways when russia took it had something to do with russia invading crimea after that russia

00:29:26 was like you know the response they did not like the u.s's response to that and they basically cut

00:29:31 off all that stuff and they so the u.s had the metal or the alloy fucking rockets or whatever 0.74

00:29:38 but they had no support for them

00:29:41 so they had no support to fix them, they had no support

00:29:43 to manage them and all that stuff

00:29:44 because Russia cut off all contact when it comes to that

00:29:46 so this

00:29:47 metal alloy that she came up with, this

00:29:50 mondaloy, was hugely

00:29:52 beneficial in aerospace and

00:29:54 space tech

00:29:56 so that's also a very important

00:29:59 thing, so she had invented this thing

00:30:00 that was really the only thing in the US 0.99

00:30:02 that was US made and developed that can withstand

00:30:05 the heat and the thermal

00:30:06 propulsion of 0.99

00:30:08 rockets or spaceships sorry okay uh where are we so next she we have oh let's make it smaller so

00:30:22 you guys can see um let's go down here so the next person that i wanted to talk about that's

00:30:28 more important like the names are so it was monica who i just talked about anthony chavez

00:30:32 is Melissa Cassia, Steven Garcia, Jason Thomas, Nuno Lorero, Carl Grillmar, Michael David Hicks,

00:30:41 Frank Maywald, William Neal McCaslin, and Amy Eskridge. So those last two names are the ones

00:30:47 I really want to talk about after. But we're going to hear what she has to say about Monica Reza

00:30:51 first. Hold on. June 22nd, 2025, a 60-year-old woman named Monica Reza sets out to summit Mount

00:31:01 Waterman in the Angeles National Forest with two friends.

00:31:05 Trailhead sits along the Angeles Crest Highway.

00:31:08 The terrain is steep, dry, and mountainous, but Monica knows these trails.

00:31:14 By multiple accounts, she's hiked this area regularly, possibly weekly.

00:31:20 She's fit.

00:31:21 She's experienced.

00:31:22 She is in her element.

00:31:24 The group departs the 6,000-foot trailhead around 6.30 a.m.

00:31:29 start which is what you want to do in the san gabriel's get up get to the summit get off the

00:31:35 mountain before the afternoon heat turns the trail into an oven now i also like i said if you know

00:31:42 anything about the missing 411 cases i just said i mentioned that earlier this is where like i said

00:31:47 i'm going with my train of thought but these people that go missing on these these trails and

00:31:51 stuff like that there's just so many of them and like i said there's absolutely zero evidence

00:31:56 that I think something is sus.

00:31:58 The identities of the fellow hikers has never been released,

00:32:01 so I don't know if they're male or female.

00:32:04 So I'm just going to refer to them as Jane and John.

00:32:08 Jane throws in the towel after less than a mile and a half

00:32:11 because the terrain is just too steep.

00:32:13 Monica and the lead hiker, John,

00:32:16 they reach the summit around 8.15.

00:32:18 Pictures are taken and they start heading back down.

00:32:21 At about 9.01 a.m., a picture is taken of Monica

00:32:25 near Double Delight. So notice that there was pictures taken all the way down up until that

00:32:31 one point where she went missing. So again, another thing that's suspicious, we can write

00:32:35 that down in our little detective notebook. A minute later, another picture, roughly 70 feet

00:32:43 from the first. Six minutes later, a third picture is taken, her last confirmed location,

00:32:49 about a quarter mile from that second photo then they keep walking john's about 30 feet ahead of

00:32:57 monica he calls back up to let her know that a right turn is coming up on the ridge monica nods

00:33:03 waves at him he makes the turn descends about 150 feet when he looks back monica is gone

00:33:11 he waits five minutes i think goes back to where he'd last seen her nothing he calls her name he 0.95

00:33:18 I love the dramatics of this video. It was nothing. Zoom into the face.

00:33:22 It's about 500 feet to the west along the ridge and then 120 feet south. Nothing. No response. No sound. No sign of Monica Reza.

00:33:33 Search and rescue from six counties respond.

00:33:36 She gone.

00:33:37 Helicopters with thermal imaging, forward looking infrared cameras, dogs.

00:33:42 they even run an algorithmic pixel matching program through their aerial photography equipment

00:33:48 calibrated specifically to pick up the red of monica's shirt the technology flags some targets

00:33:56 but every time searchers go check them out all they find are mylar balloons caught in the brush

00:34:01 and see this is where i get and i know okay i'm not necessarily a very big woods person

00:34:06 i mean i have a cottage and stuff but i'm not like a camper or a hunter or anything like that

00:34:11 and I do get that the woods are very open a lot of it's probably been unexplored this is why we

00:34:17 have you know Bigfoot sightings and stuff like this right like I'm sure that there's been a lot

00:34:22 of people on drugs and and drinking that have been in the woods and saw some things but maybe

00:34:27 people did see real things is that you know I'm sure a lot of the you know wild has not been yet

00:34:32 explored or has been very rarely explored so I get that it's easy for someone to kind of go missing

00:34:37 but to me it's like especially if you're on a trail and these people are you know experienced

00:34:43 hikers and stuff like that and then it's just like there's like zero trace like I mean no trace

00:34:48 no blood from an animal no fucking you know leftover I don't know dropped a backpack no 0.77

00:34:55 fucking piece of clothing that was left no footprints like there's literally nothing so 0.99

00:35:00 this is where I get all like what the fuck is going on and then they don't even find the person 0.99

00:35:05 either like even 10 years later some people i've heard go missing and they're don't even find the

00:35:10 skeleton 10 years later so like you know and this is where my thing about bigfoot which is another

00:35:15 conspiracy theory we can maybe you know down the road explore if anybody's interested because but

00:35:19 i don't believe it because there would definitely be skeletons somewhere you would think if there

00:35:23 was such a thing as a bigfoot and that's what i think about people that go missing in the woods

00:35:26 like eventually you know there's been people that have been missing 30 40 years and it's like their

00:35:31 skeleton has never been found like i don't know i think it's a bit sus the next morning a beanie

00:35:37 belonging to monica is found in a steep ravine south of the ridge about 600 feet from where she

00:35:43 was last seen a two to three minute walk scent dogs are brought to the ravine but can't pick up

00:35:50 her trail no entry point no exit she was not there she'd never been there as far as the dogs could

00:35:58 town so that's the story with monica right she hadn't been there as far as the dogs were concerned 1.00

00:36:03 bitch who who was here they don't even smell her they don't think she was there at all okay

00:36:08 so that's a bit sus and like i said i don't want to start with the the theory i have the theories 0.95

00:36:14 on yet we'll get to that because we've got to go over the different players in this okay and find

00:36:19 out you know what's going on so one of the other big uh players who i think is definitely tied to

00:36:25 some sort of conspiracy is a general I believe it was a general um I think it was general William

00:36:30 Neal McCasland he uh she's going to talk about him here he was involved with the Wright Air Force

00:36:38 Base he was running that um base he retired I think in 2020 maybe or something like that or

00:36:44 maybe it was a bit before that but he still had ties to all these aerospace you know companies

00:36:49 and stuff like that and if you're uh 90s uh you know not that i'm a 90s baby but i grew up in the

00:36:55 90s and you remember the band blink 182 well one of their band members tom de long has a private

00:37:02 kind of aerospace company um and this gentleman general william mccasland was in communications

00:37:09 with him about this technology as well so it's a little bit sus there too 27th 2026 eight days

00:37:17 after president trump publicly directed the pentagon to begin identifying and releasing

00:37:23 government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life bill mccaslin leaves his

00:37:29 home in albuquerque on foot while his wife is gone at a doctor's appointment he leaves behind

00:37:35 his cell phone his prescription glasses and his wearable devices which i assume means like an

00:37:41 Apple Watch or a Fitbit. He takes his wallet, his hiking boots, and a .38 caliber revolver with a

00:37:47 leather holster. Now, let me back up here for just a second because there is another timeline going

00:37:54 on that's kind of important. On February 19th, 2026, the President of the United States directs

00:38:01 the Pentagon to release UFO files. February 24th, five days after that directive, the United States

00:38:09 navy formally denies a freedom of information act appeal requesting the release of 78 uap photographs

00:38:18 the navy can they ain't giving that up they ain't telling those secrets they're like nope

00:38:23 we're not giving it up firms all 78 photos exist but they withhold every single one

00:38:30 citing class does trump really have any power when you think about it like if he can't even

00:38:33 get these things released as the president boy you're just a puppet by national security

00:38:38 information interesting why do i feel a fight brewing and just as a little side coincidence

00:38:46 around the same window the operator of the black vault which is the largest civilian archive of

00:38:53 government ufo documents in existence discovers that the site's main document server has been

00:38:59 white millions of files gone the hosting provider tells him it looks like a deletion not corruption

00:39:08 but nobody can figure out who did it and how it was done.

00:39:13 Dun, dun, dun.

00:39:14 Nobody can figure out who did it.

00:39:16 Like I said, in his case, he was part of the military.

00:39:19 It could be many different reasons,

00:39:20 but I still think it's tied into this conspiracy.

00:39:23 All the files are backed up,

00:39:24 so the site is up and running in no time.

00:39:28 But then comes Friday, February 27th,

00:39:30 the day that Bill McCaslin walks out of his house and vanishes.

00:39:35 Investigators canvass more than 700 houses

00:39:38 looking for security camera footage not a single camera captures him leaving the neighborhood 0.99

00:39:44 that's uh very suspicious in this lord's year of 2026 because every second person has a fucking 0.53

00:39:52 ring doorbell cam so to me again a little bit suspicious i know he lived in new mexico and 0.73

00:40:00 you know new mexico has a high poverty rate but i'm sure he wasn't living in an area with a bunch

00:40:04 of you know trailer people um so it's it's very weird that there was no footage of anything of

00:40:11 him leaving well i wasn't saying i wonder if they have trail cams but i don't know what it's like

00:40:15 in new mexico they probably don't hunt there for much because it's a desert now i realize that not

00:40:21 everyone has security cameras on their houses but if you look at his neighborhood i bet a good chunk

00:40:28 of them do but there are no confirmed sightings so there's also no idea which way he went

00:40:35 his wife susan tells the 9-1-1 operators something that has stuck with everyone who has heard it

00:40:42 this is important listen to this the wife called 9-1-1 after she got back and he was gone a couple

00:40:49 hours later and she said something again very suspicious she says it seems deliberate she says

00:40:57 he left his phone behind which he never does it's like he planned not to be found she actually said

00:41:04 that in the 9-1-1 call so i didn't pull that up but there is um audio recording of the wife saying

00:41:11 um i don't know i think i think he doesn't want to be found so i mean you would think that she

00:41:18 probably has some sort of like why would she say that unless he's made it known that that might

00:41:22 happened before now if that's the case take a look at his neighborhood on the map and then

00:41:28 zoom out yeah his backyard is essentially the sandia mountain range okay it's just a quick

00:41:35 jaunt of just over a mile to get on trails leading into the mountains so do these mountains uh and i

00:41:43 i'm gonna sound really incredibly stupid but do these mountains there i guess they do have

00:41:47 trees and stuff like that but just maybe not the same as the appalachian mountains it's probably 0.96

00:41:52 more desert like i would assume so it's got like those desert kind of dry air dry ground plants

00:41:59 i'm not sure because it makes a difference if it's like you know a really thick deciduous forest

00:42:05 it might be a bit harder to find somebody so i was curious about that but and away from everything

00:42:11 and everyone. Just food for thought. The next day, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office

00:42:18 issues a silver alert, which is like an amber alert, except it's for seniors who have demonstrable

00:42:25 and irreversible cognitive decline. So yeah, that's the story with him, right? And we can get

00:42:31 into, like I said, a little bit more. He, where did I, I pulled the data on him too, because he

00:42:38 did quite a bit uh where are we yeah so retired oh he was a major general excuse me he deserves

00:42:46 that i mean listen if you get that far in the military you probably deserve that title i would

00:42:51 hope anyways uh retired major general william neal mccaslin he was u.s air force major general

00:42:56 he retired in 2013 so it was over 10 years ago he was a former commander of the air force research

00:43:03 laboratory at wright patterson air force base in ohio which we talked about earlier where that

00:43:07 other lady worked um he oversaw science and technology programs with aerospace defense ties

00:43:13 uh the base had historical involvement in the ufo uap studies does anybody know why they changed it

00:43:19 to uap because it was always ufo and now they've been using uap which stands for unidentified

00:43:25 aeros aerospace you know fucking phenomena aero phenomena aerial phenomena that's what it stands 0.75

00:43:31 for and i'm like why did they change it but anyways was somebody offended by uh you know 0.80

00:43:37 the ufo wouldn't be surprised okay so there was 1950 to 60s there was this project blue book era

00:43:44 um that was something that they were working on uh obviously on the dl and that was after

00:43:49 the roswell incident so he disappeared sorry on february 27 2026 from albuquerque new mexico home

00:43:57 after leaving for a walk all he took with him was his 38 caliber revolver um he wore hiking boots

00:44:03 but he left behind everything else. Now, his wife did come forward on Facebook and she said

00:44:09 that it was unlikely related to any kind of classified extraction or external threats,

00:44:14 noting that his medical mental fog issues at the time. But I've seen in multiple different videos

00:44:20 that they said he had no mental fog issues, that he was as sharp as a, you know, attack and all

00:44:25 this kind of stuff. So we're getting a bit of a fuzzy story here, which could smell of a cover up

00:44:29 for sure but the next one is i think the most kind of damning one and she's not really directly

00:44:36 tied to the 11 that's why they say there's 11 right and i'm pretty sure it's 12 with her

00:44:43 because she didn't have any direct you know observable ties but she was the scientist that

00:44:50 was basically had created the anti had created and patented anti-gravity gravity rather technology

00:44:57 she had started her own um company because she was getting and there's we're gonna watch a video 0.76

00:45:02 of her it's a drunk confession but like i said when you're drunk they call it the truth serum

00:45:08 for a reason so she was ranting or rambling about how you know if you are in the government fund

00:45:14 like government agencies like nasa and all that kind of stuff they will shut you down if they do

00:45:19 not like what you're creating, right? Oh, thanks. Uh, I suck at life. Uh, oh, okay. The gaggle factor.

00:45:29 Okay. Of course. Right. Um, that's good to know. Fuck's sake society these days. Uh, yeah. So she

00:45:38 was, she started her own company because like she said, you would get shut down if they didn't like

00:45:42 what you were creating or they, you know, whatever wanted to keep it suppressed. And she talks about

00:45:46 that a little bit um in this this video that she it was like a interview she filmed before she was

00:45:51 found unalived she was epstein um but she had created this she had her own company and she was

00:45:58 trying to take this to you know market and she like i said all of a sudden wasn't alive so this

00:46:05 is her name is amy eskridge um they're going to talk about her but like i said she's not officially

00:46:09 tied to the rest of them because she wasn't working for nasa she had her own aerospace you

00:46:15 know tech tech firm or whatever tech company we need to talk about amy amy catherine eskridge 34

00:46:23 years old huntsville alabama she died on june 11 2022 from what has been reported as a self-inflicted

00:46:31 gunshot wound to the head neither the police nor the medical examiners in huntsville have publicly

00:46:37 released any details of an investigation no police report no autopsy findings no coroner's statement

00:46:45 nothing a young woman dies and the public record is a black hole before her death amy was she was

00:46:52 also cremated the next day and her father her father was a nasa pre he was a retired nasa

00:46:59 engineer and he has not really come publicly to say anything other than he released a statement

00:47:05 that basically said scientists die all the time was researching and attempting to develop

00:47:10 anti-gravity technology she graduated from the university of alabama in huntsville with a double

00:47:16 major in chemistry and biology she became an interdisciplinarian who mastered electrical 0.55

00:47:23 engineering physics and genetic engineering she co-founded the institute for exotic science with

00:47:30 her that was the thing that she created the institute for exotic science so she was deep 1.00

00:47:35 into a lot of these fucking sciences that could, you know, potentially change the world. 0.87

00:47:40 Father, Richard Eskridge, a retired NASA engineer who specialized in plasma physics and fusion 0.98

00:47:47 technology. Together, through their company, Holocron Engineering, they delivered presentations

00:47:53 about gravity modification experiments and historical anti-gravity research, including

00:48:00 references to alleged classified programs developing triangular anti-gravity craft.

00:48:07 And this I find, again, because there has been, you know, images or people, even people's

00:48:14 descriptions of encountering UFOs or UAPs is what they call them now. And in some of those instances,

00:48:21 they describe it as being triangular, right? And so she was working on something that would have

00:48:27 that same technology theoretically I guess because we don't know if they know although I do think

00:48:34 they know but we don't know officially if they were able to capture aliens and and you know use

00:48:40 their technology like copy it I don't know we don't know that right but I just find it funny

00:48:45 that the whole spinning saucer thing and now the triangle shape thing are actually things that they

00:48:52 are using to you know conduct these experiments and and that may be able to produce or replicate

00:48:57 that now huntsville is not a random place for this kind of work it's one of nasa's most important

00:49:05 hubs in amy's words they call it the rocket city now like huntsville is the silicon valley of

00:49:11 government national security technology and intelligence community technology and aerospace

00:49:17 technology and where this is the interview what we're going to get to and right after this we're

00:49:21 going to watch because she says some very damning things and it has a very specific history with

00:49:27 gravity research that should raise eyebrows. A Chinese-American physicist named Ning Li

00:49:33 worked at the University of Alabama in Huntsville on anti-gravity theories involving superconductors.

00:49:40 She left in 1999 to start a company called AC Gravity, reportedly funded by the Department

00:49:46 of Defense. After 2003, she essentially vanished from public life. She was later hit by a car

00:49:55 on the university campus in 2014, suffering brain damage that led to Alzheimer's. She died in 2021.

00:50:04 So that was another lady that they haven't linked to them yet, although they're starting to,

00:50:09 the Chinese lady that passed away in 2021 or whatever, but she was hit by a car and deemed

00:50:16 basically a vegetable after that. And she was working on this kind of stuff too, different

00:50:22 kind of energy sources and propulsion systems so those like i said there are other people that

00:50:27 have gone missing that you know may have more important um roles in this but those are the

00:50:33 really the top ones so the amy one the amy eskridge this was her interview this is 12 minutes you got 0.56

00:50:40 to hear the crazy shit she says in this and like i said i know a lot of people well the defense of 0.75

00:50:45 the here let's share this she doesn't look too good you can tell um but anyways the defense 0.99

00:50:53 obviously of the government and you know the critics of this are that she was you know 0.85

00:50:58 intoxicated and talking a bunch of shit but I tend to believe that people are the most honest 0.98

00:51:03 when they're drunk um so I don't really believe that um and she had basically released statements 1.00

00:51:11 before whether it was on Facebook and I get people do go fucking schizo right like especially 0.91

00:51:16 after the convict scam I found at least I'm observing that a lot of people have totally 0.99

00:51:22 fucking lost their shit you know what I mean and I I think it's government propaganda it's all the 0.99

00:51:28 other factors in society that's causing this so I get that you know I'm one of these people that 1.00

00:51:33 you know believe that like not every suicide is a murder you know not every like it is what it is

00:51:39 right but you know in this case when somebody comes along and you're on the heels of inventing

00:51:44 something that could change the world you know I don't know if you want to take yourself out like

00:51:50 yes you'd probably be at risk of someone else taking you out because you have this knowledge

00:51:55 and these you know experiments and all this proven research and stuff but to take yourself out now

00:52:01 again I know you never know right what a person's thinking suicide is one of those things that you

00:52:06 sometimes will never guess that someone's going to do it like seem to be the happiest people

00:52:10 i i just find it like it's pretty suspicious that's all i i get it i get the ick from it

00:52:16 so let's hear she was being interviewed by a podcaster um and she talks about how the

00:52:22 government suppressed her anti-gravity stuff four times and they also threatened to kill her if she

00:52:28 published and then like i said somehow you know she is no longer alive she's no longer with us 0.87

00:52:34 he said it has been he said it has been suppressed every single fucking time and he said i don't 0.79

00:52:43 think they're going to suppress it this time he said i think you're in the clear so this can go 0.94

00:52:49 back to the roswell thing and you know they've been working on this since the 60s right the 50s

00:52:55 and 60s so how do we know that they didn't come up with this technology maybe they did get it from

00:53:01 an alien you know ship or whatever a UAP and they were able to replicate this but for some reason

00:53:07 they don't want this being released I could see you know considering that oil is one of the largest

00:53:14 I guess sources of fuel in the world that there would be an incentive for these companies to make

00:53:20 sure it gets suppressed but I don't like part of me is like do you think the government like if

00:53:24 there was if the government was ahead on something like this of other countries why wouldn't they

00:53:29 want to release it as soon as possible right that even is like the whole moon landing like when you

00:53:33 go back to the moon landing whether it was real or not at that time it was during the cold uh

00:53:39 cold war right so there was like a race to space right so like them being able to at least show

00:53:45 evidence and i'm using quotation marks air quotes evidence of reaching the moon kind of gives them

00:53:50 some you know uh developmental standing like they're like a what do you call it intrepid and

00:53:56 like um the word's not it's coming to me but inventive sorry you know they're very inventive

00:54:01 one of the most inventive countries they reach the moon first and stuff like that so

00:54:05 i don't know i part of me is like would they suppress it or wouldn't they but

00:54:09 nothing surprises me these days he he said they obviously know about you because i've had multiple

00:54:16 both protective and threatening interactions with various agency affiliations whatever 0.99

00:54:23 he was like if if you haven't had a u.s government agent come to you and say stop shut the fuck up 0.99

00:54:30 stop shut the fuck up if that hasn't happened they're gonna let you do it they're waiting 1.00

00:54:37 they're like there there are ssp motherfuckers that are fucking twiddling their thumbs 1.00

00:54:42 like is amy not gonna publish soon god we've been influencing this bitch forever 1.00

00:54:49 doesn't she know we want her to publish Jesus and I I don't know that you know what would be 0.97

00:54:55 the incentive to lie about something like this I mean I guess if you think it's going to get you

00:55:01 funding she had an independent lab that depended on uh independent private donors and no government

00:55:07 contracts so I guess I mean in a roundabout way you could be lying about this to try to get you

00:55:14 know more funding um but that truth serum has got me you know what i mean the drinking people tend

00:55:22 to tell the truth when they're drinking like there's multiple people doing that right now

00:55:26 and on the other side of the fence there's multiple parties looking at each other like 1.00

00:55:31 didn't we tell this bitch three years ago that we kill people for this is she not listening 1.00

00:55:37 what is she doing she's still doing it what we told her we were gonna kill her three years ago 1.00

00:55:42 so i have these two like i have these two different scenarios floating constantly in my

00:55:49 life where i have people being like do it do it do it you're the one do it and then i have

00:55:54 multiple people people being like they're gonna kill you don't do it they're gonna kill you

00:56:01 i just have a thought you guys can let me know what you think i could see somebody wanting to

00:56:08 off themselves if maybe in an attempt if you know that they're coming for you and that they're you

00:56:15 know and they're going to kill you is it possible that you were like this i'm not letting them take

00:56:21 me out i'll take myself out so they can't you know maybe you're taking secrets with you i don't know

00:56:27 maybe she was worried they were going to kidnap her and torture her and so she offed herself first

00:56:32 i still i i don't know like i said these these suicide things that people are um big what do you

00:56:38 you call it notable names and like under suspicious circumstances i think it's just it's very easy i

00:56:45 would think for the government to stage something like this i mean they got away with if you believe

00:56:50 in the epstein conspiracy theory they got away with that right so i don't know i mean i i she

00:56:55 could have been just like i gotta fucking get out of this and you know this is the only way 0.99

00:56:59 but i i just don't i don't think so amy katherine eskridge was a 30 you fucking invented like the 1.00

00:57:06 groundbreaking, earth-shattering technology. It just doesn't fit the profile of somebody who 0.68

00:57:13 would do that. But again, I'm not a psychiatrist. A four-year-old scientist based in Huntsville,

00:57:17 Alabama, commonly referred to as Rocket City, who co-founded the Institute for Exotic Science.

00:57:23 She held degrees in chemistry and biology from the University of Alabama in Huntsville

00:57:27 and pursued interdisciplinary work in electrical engineering, physics, plasma science,

00:57:33 and experimental propulsion, including what she described as gravity modification or anti-gravity

00:57:39 research. I don't know if this voice is AI generated, but I feel like so many of these

00:57:44 videos have AI generated voices. And I get you don't want to be docs and stuff like that. I am

00:57:49 in the same boat necessarily, but like you can't use your fucking voice. Like it's just, or even 1.00

00:57:54 have it change slightly and just use your own voice because like the cadence that AI uses is

00:57:59 just so uncanny valley i can't deal with it and i'm sure that there's a lot of informative 0.77

00:58:03 information in these videos you know what i mean but like i just lose fucking interest because of 0.51

00:58:08 the ai voice just let me expound it more for those who don't know what anti-gravity is 0.70

00:58:14 anti-gravity sometimes referred to as anti-grav or gravity modification refers to the idea of

00:58:19 creating a force or effect that opposes reduces cancels or reverses the attractive pull of gravity

00:58:26 In simple terms, it's the concept of making something float, levitate, or move upward without using conventional methods like rockets, wings, propellers, or magnets.

00:58:36 Amy gave public presentations on the topic in a 2018 talk for the Huntsville, Alabama L5 Society and appeared in interviews discussing her ideas on advanced propulsion concepts that could challenge conventional physics.

00:58:49 we think we need independently funded research because when you're at a university or an

00:58:55 academic institution and you want to work on this stuff and they say oh no that's fringe you can't

00:59:01 do that or you have a result that you want to publish and they say oh no that's crazy and then

00:59:07 so that that suppresses a lot of publications that maybe are accurate but they're perceived badly and

00:59:16 and so professors are afraid to publish it.

00:59:19 But if you have a privately funded research institution,

00:59:22 you can just study whatever you want to.

00:59:24 We don't have to worry about tenure.

00:59:27 In a 2020 interview with Jeremy Ries,

00:59:29 Amy stated her team had made progress

00:59:31 on anti-gravity related work.

00:59:33 She said, we discovered anti-gravity

00:59:36 and our lives went to expletive

00:59:37 and people started sabotaging us

00:59:39 and alleged prior independent discoveries

00:59:42 of similar technology had been suppressed.

00:59:45 Also, if you're a Canadian, you may or may not remember this.

00:59:49 I wasn't alive when it happened, but I've read about it.

00:59:53 The whole Avro Aero thing, right?

00:59:54 So Canadian aerospace or whatever you want to call it, engineering, came up with this airplane that was better than anything the U.S. had had, okay?

01:00:03 And they were put under pressure by the U.S. government and stuff like that to kibosh the whole thing.

01:00:10 And they did, right? 0.96

01:00:12 So I could see, you know, them easily pressuring some, they're one of their own citizens, you know, that's working on this stuff to keep it suppressed for whatever fucking reason they have. And, you know, a lot of people would probably just go along with it, like the Chinese scientist that, you know, mysteriously got hit by a car and became a vegetable after that, although that could, you know, who knows, that could be the CCP that came after, who fucking knows. 0.97

01:00:36 But I'm just saying, like, it's just, it's, I'm going to use that word a lot. 0.69

01:00:42 It's sus.

01:00:44 She also mentioned receiving threats and being close to breakthroughs she feared publishing.

01:00:48 She later died on the 11th of June, 2022, at her home in Huntsville from a single self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, according to the local authorities.

01:00:58 Local authorities and medical examiners ruled it a suicide.

01:01:01 No detailed public investigative report or autopsy findings were released at the time.

01:01:06 which has contributed to ongoing speculation.

01:01:10 I read that she was cremated the next day,

01:01:13 so obviously they're not going to do an autopsy now if that's true,

01:01:17 and they wouldn't have had time to do an autopsy.

01:01:19 I'm sure they didn't do an autopsy that quickly, but maybe.

01:01:22 Maybe they did.

01:01:24 Obituary described her as a genius

01:01:26 who questioned conventional scientific wisdom.

01:01:29 Months before her death around May 13, 2022,

01:01:32 Eskridge sent messages to associates expressing fear for her safety.

01:01:36 one widely quoted text stated is greater than if you see any report that i killed myself i most

01:01:42 definitely did not if you see any report that i overdosed i most definitely did not if you see any

01:01:49 report that i killed anyone else i most definitely did not she also described harassment including

01:01:55 break-ins anonymous threatening messages phone hacking suspicions and physical symptoms she

01:02:00 attributed to a directed energy weapon for instance the burns on her hands she shared

01:02:05 photos of injuries with contacts and linked the targeting to her research in interviews she

01:02:10 expressed paranoia about sabotage by contractors in this message and i feel like they you know when

01:02:16 they're doing a psyop on people they feel like they one of the biggest or more most successful

01:02:22 i guess psyop is by making making that person or at least making everybody around that person

01:02:28 think that that person is crazy and then you get to the point where you start questioning if you 0.97

01:02:32 are fucking crazy because they convince you know the people around you that you're absolutely 0.98

01:02:39 fucking yeah that's the other thing too that's another thing in it for love it's not a conventional 0.99

01:02:45 method for a woman to commit suicide doing that it's very rare um like if you're looking at the 1.00

01:02:51 forensic pathology kind of side or the forensic psychology side of it it's very rare for women

01:02:55 to do that that way but i feel like they you know make it to the point where you look absolutely

01:03:01 fucking insane right and then you know a lot of people who they get broken down to the point where 0.81

01:03:07 they start questioning whether they're fucking maybe they are insane and kind of like help people 0.99

01:03:13 you know take the final solution help people kill themselves i guess by just convincing them that 0.99

01:03:19 they're fucking nuts sent by amy eskridge at 8 25 a.m she wrote like don't mention it to anyone 0.99

01:03:25 though because i don't know who's doing it yet it's the creepiest shit ever but it could literally 0.99

01:03:30 be anyone doing it i don't know who it is i'm not trying to report anything officially right now 0.89

01:03:36 i just want a web of people who are fully aware that i did not kill myself because there is some

01:03:41 protection to be had by multiple people knowing full well that you did not kill yourself i'm not

01:03:46 that's important too because she decided to go public with her company so make it a public

01:03:53 company as opposed to like a private government organization or ngo but get you know not gets

01:03:59 funding from the government because she said that you have the protection of the public knowing who

01:04:04 you are and and you know i guess becoming suspicious if something happens to you so

01:04:08 my thought is she was already you know kind of worried that her life could be in danger because

01:04:14 of what she had discovered walking outside in the dark even if they send me anonymous messages

01:04:19 taunting me too i'm currently in a mode where i am not going to be at home alone if my parents

01:04:25 leave the house, I leave the house. I am not going to be here alone. She sent another one at 8.42

01:04:30 a.m. just 21 minutes later, she wrote, I think I might know why this particular thing is happening

01:04:36 right now, but I still can't quite be sure because I'm still not quite sure of who is doing it. It's

01:04:41 just super creepy. The creepiest shit ever for me, which is saying a lot. It's just the same old shit 1.00

01:04:47 but like times a hundred. I think it's maybe happening because I just entered my next proposal 1.00

01:04:51 and white paper writing phase vert recently for various domestic agencies and it's the best shit 0.99

01:04:57 i've ever written i think that's why now attempt to drive me crazy with endless shit and try to 0.97

01:05:02 relentlessly taunt me into killing myself or try to lure me outside before i and this is also part 0.52

01:05:08 of you know the psyop or this is also gives them plausible deniability if the person is you know

01:05:13 taken out by another person they make it look like a suicide then they you know have you know 0.99

01:05:19 have make the woman look like she's fucking unhinged make her drive her fucking crazy you 0.99

01:05:24 know do all these little things that make her think she's gaslighting you know all this other 1.00

01:05:28 stuff to make her think she's crazy so she starts posting these fucking what sound like unhinged 0.98

01:05:32 rants or messages to somebody and then they can go back and say oh yeah well you know she was losing 1.00

01:05:37 her fucking shit so it's really no wonder she killed herself right it's easy for them they got 1.00

01:05:42 a fucking perfect excuse there so open shut and open and shut case send this newest shit to my 1.00

01:05:47 coal at darpa or my program director at nasa if they can successfully taunt me into killing myself 0.99

01:05:53 tomorrow my most recent best work ever would die with me so she agrees that they're taunting her

01:05:59 into killing herself right and i i'm sure you've heard stories of people i mean it mostly happens

01:06:05 to teenagers right but that get bullied to the point where they you know do kill themselves i've

01:06:09 even heard of online people you know bullying or whatever they're doing brainwashing people into 0.93

01:06:16 fucking killing themselves cults you know a lot of these cults like the the one that drank the

01:06:21 kool-aid and stuff like that like they convince all these people to do that so that's also that 1.00

01:06:25 could also be part of it maybe she did kill herself but maybe she was kind of pushed to it by 0.96

01:06:30 you know multiple fucking psyops being done by either the government or a foreign government 0.98

01:06:34 why but can i tell any of these agencies that i am currently being aggressively taunted into 0.99

01:06:40 killing myself right now though nope i can't it would immediately disqualify me from obtaining

01:06:45 any new security clearance in the future the moment that it gets reported, which is maybe

01:06:50 actually the whole point of the exercise, taught me into reported something that gets me bulk

01:06:55 listed from clearances. She meant blacklisted, I'm sure. And she, it was compared to the other

01:07:01 people that went missing. Hey, B3, compared to the other people that went missing, she did not

01:07:07 have security clearance at these labs. Like I said, she had just developed the anti-gravity 0.97

01:07:12 technology or a form of anti-gravity technology and i have a feeling the government could have

01:07:19 been either worried she was going to sell that technology to a foreign agency or maybe she was

01:07:24 already working for a foreign agency that might be the point that would achieve their goal i don't 0.89

01:07:29 want it to be reported honestly even though i have a huge fucking computer screen and i wear glasses 0.60

01:07:34 i still sometimes the words kind of blend together um it's probably the font that i'm using so i just 0.65

01:07:41 All I could see was H3.

01:07:42 But now that I know it's Helix, I should remember that.

01:07:46 I just want the people closest to me to be able to vouch for this happening later,

01:07:49 if something were to happen.

01:07:51 15 minutes later, at 8.57 a.m., she sent another text.

01:07:55 I don't know.

01:07:56 It was creepy enough for me to tell several other people, like, 0.97

01:07:59 hey, if anyone reports that I killed myself, I fucking did not. 0.58

01:08:04 Some of them were like, yeah, I know. 0.97

01:08:06 They did that to me.

01:08:07 Yep. 0.99

01:08:08 Someone is absolutely trying to taunt you into killing your elf. 0.99

01:08:11 it's real just don't do it that's fucked up with pretty nuanced advice on how to navigate it 0.99

01:08:16 that's absurd it's fucking disturbing that i can report this current thing to my inner circle of 0.96

01:08:21 scientists just imagine what the technology that the government has and has had for at least you 0.94

01:08:27 know 10 to 15 years since the you know cell phone and since the development of ai and all this kind

01:08:33 of stuff they could very easily and and the reliance we have on you know technology like 0.97

01:08:40 smartphones and computers and all this kind of stuff they could very easily make you fucking go 0.90

01:08:45 insane like they could you know change like they could have messages being sent to you they could 0.92

01:08:49 have like just little things like they've done all these psychological experiments before on people

01:08:54 so they kind of know what makes and breaks people they do you know with terrorists and all the 0.63

01:09:00 fucking stuff they do in other countries and they question you know these people and stuff like that 0.95

01:09:04 they do torture methods and stuff so who's who why wouldn't you think rather that they couldn't do this 0.99

01:09:10 at a higher level now like they could do it subvertly basically by using your own technology 0.53

01:09:15 against you it's in the united states that's not my schizo theory yep that happened to me 0.88

01:09:20 they're gonna ask you to kill yourself and taunt you for a while about it just don't do it those 0.81

01:09:25 guys are what the actual are these pricks and how common is this exactly what the hell on may 19 at 0.95

01:09:33 2 51 a.m she sent this message after the past three days almost constant my current best guess

01:09:42 is that some united based contracting group has been hired to attempt to harass me to death

01:09:47 my ex-cia weapons guy on my team saw my hands when they were imagine they hired some jeets 0.79

01:09:52 in india to like just launch a campaign of harassment against her i mean they do it to

01:09:58 us for free so i could see them banding together it's not funny i shouldn't laugh but 0.98

01:10:03 banding together to fucking you know do a launch a fucking harassment campaign more than likely it 0.99

01:10:10 was probably fucking israel but i'm just saying burned really badly a couple months ago and he 0.99

01:10:14 saw that window pane in person he said he had built things like that and that it was most likely 0.99

01:10:19 an rfk band emitter run by five car batteries strung together from inside an suv when i asked

01:10:26 who would do something like that and his honest answer was i hate to tell you this but it's most

01:10:31 likely domestic. Oh, and that's another thing I'm going to tell you. Oh, thanks. I suck at life

01:10:38 for giving that membership. That's awesome. I appreciate you guys. And I love that you come to 0.96

01:10:41 my streams, even though they're not about Canadian content and they're about schizoconcerity

01:10:45 theories. That's awesome. One of the videos I was watching last night talked about two guys,

01:10:50 and this was back in the 19th century, that created engines that were conserved fuel or

01:10:58 what no sorry it wasn't an engine i'm lying it was carburetor okay so the first guy and

01:11:02 this was back in it might have even been in the 19th century um i could be wrong but um

01:11:08 he invented this carburetor that uses like little to no fuel to create the energy needed for the or

01:11:14 the combustion needed for the car to run and it was kiboshed you know i believe that person ended

01:11:20 up dying as well uh the technology was he patented it but it would never went anywhere because i'm

01:11:26 assuming big oil you know didn't want them to do anything about that or who knows and then somebody

01:11:31 else replicated that um but using he wasn't using what he maybe was using water i think he was he

01:11:38 created an engine that ran on water and again it was the same concept like direct energy or it was

01:11:43 creating some kind of direct energy response that or it was the steam or something and it was

01:11:49 creating the energy from the steam and once again he was also i don't know if he was killed but his

01:11:54 technology was basically blacklisted and kiboshed so you know again this could very well be easily

01:12:02 possible oh is that what okay so he was off before he could make it widely available so you're yeah

01:12:07 so he was off because i watched so many of these videos last night because like i said i went down

01:12:11 this rabbit hole and then once you start it's like you you can't stop and so like they all probably

01:12:16 they all probably got mixed up in my head but i do know i saw two different videos about two

01:12:20 different men that, you know, created these similar technologies and neither one of them

01:12:24 were able to make it widely available. They got basically silenced. Most likely a contractor

01:12:30 who sees your IP is at a restaurant lunch. God damn. That seems like the worst case scenario to 1.00

01:12:35 me. And she sent another one at two 52 AM just a minute later. She wrote, there's probably a

01:12:42 pretty short list of us contractors who would do something this dirty. Gave me Havana sidrome ahead

01:12:47 of time just to make me think and tell people that it was russia maybe even frank milburn a

01:12:54 former british army paratrooper and it kind of reminds me of if anybody's what and i'm sorry i

01:12:58 relate everything to tv or shows that i've watched because i'm a big huge movie and uh well mostly

01:13:04 movie buff but the punisher does anybody remember this kind of was a similar kind of thing where the

01:13:11 you know there was they were traders there was traders that were on the team and they were 0.99

01:13:14 selling the technology to other people and they were creating this really fucking crazy shit 0.93

01:13:18 um you know so all all this stuff like i said i don't whether i've said this before it's like 0.98

01:13:23 the egg or the chicken like when i look at books like 1984 when i look at books like

01:13:28 journey to the center of the earth all these dystopian so-called dystopian uh novels and

01:13:34 stuff like that i always wonder like did the idea come from did this person just have a really vivid

01:13:39 imagination and, you know, it came, they just created this thing. And now with all the advances

01:13:44 in technology, we've kind of, you know, made that a reality. Or was this something that they were

01:13:49 writing about from kind of an experience or they kind of, there was rumblings of something like

01:13:55 this going on and they're just, you know, they've been suppressing it for so long. I always get stuck

01:13:59 on that. Defense intelligence officer, the author of papers on UFO topics was in contact with

01:14:06 eskridge he has publicly stated he does not believe her death was a suicide milburn claims

01:14:12 she sought his help investigating the attacks this was the guy that was supposedly she was 0.99

01:14:16 sending those emails to he was some sort of colleague of hers and her own fucking dad though 0.95

01:14:20 like i said you know i mean again you know people he's the opposite because the people that i when i 0.98

01:14:27 used to do bereavement counseling the people that had um a loved one who committed suicide they

01:14:33 very rarely accepted that it was very rare it was always you know or if they died by misadventure

01:14:39 you know it was always there was always some sort of you know foul play involved because they need

01:14:43 somebody to blame um and they don't want to blame the person themselves right so you know i mean it

01:14:48 was weird that her dad was just so accepting of the suicide um explanation you know and i know

01:14:54 he's a scientist but i think he might have got a visit from the you know dod sense of directed

01:15:01 energy weapon, DEW, incidents, and that he submitted related information to Congress in

01:15:06 2023 during UAP-related discussions. He has described a pattern of psychological and physical

01:15:12 intimidation aimed at discouraging her work. I believe it. It's reported he spoke with her 1.00

01:15:17 hours before her death. Frank Milburn joins us now. Frank, thank you. Welcome to the show.

01:15:22 Amy's father told News Nation there was nothing unusual about her death. Why do you think

01:15:27 differently? Because I've been in contact with her for well over a year before she died. I had

01:15:35 documented her harassment, which actually started a couple of years before that. So she was probably

01:15:39 between three years and four years of this intense harassment. I also spoke to her co-workers while

01:15:44 she was still alive. And in one instance, those photos that you showed of a directed energy

01:15:49 weapon attack with microwaves that actually took place. And she called me straight afterwards and

01:15:54 sent me the videos which i've also so she believes that she was attacked with direct energy

01:15:59 technology via a microwave i believe that's what she was alleging provided to news nation um

01:16:07 basically explaining the attack and there was another scientist expert witness there as well

01:16:11 and this was wasn't the only one um so and i spoke to her you know four hours before she died a month

01:16:18 before that she sent me another one of those similar messages i'm not going to commit suicide

01:16:22 I'm not going to kill myself or anybody else.

01:16:24 I'm not going to overdose.

01:16:25 If I die, treat it as suspicious.

01:16:28 And she calls me four hours before she died.

01:16:30 Everything was fine.

01:16:32 And then somehow, somewhere between four and five hours later,

01:16:35 I get a call and I find out that she's dead.

01:16:38 The whole thing about the, I wasn't there on the crime scene.

01:16:41 And also as well, I'm a former counterintelligence officer.

01:16:45 I'm not a crime scene investigator.

01:16:46 Even if I were there, I'd need somebody else's expertise.

01:16:49 And I was told by contacts, co-workers, and also a contact who put her in touch with the FBI and who was in the intelligence community, he said that our department does not consider it to be a suicide.

01:17:01 It's too suspicious.

01:17:03 And then I followed up with the, she was, there was an autopsy on the Saturday, so she died early Saturday morning.

01:17:08 There's an autopsy on the Saturday.

01:17:10 She was cremated on the Sunday, which would remember.

01:17:12 Okay, so she did get, there was an autopsy on the Saturday, cremated on the Sunday.

01:17:15 and i don't know how long it takes to do a thorough autopsy but i'm assuming they wouldn't

01:17:21 have gotten back evidence of drug abuse and whatever drug abuse drugs in her system

01:17:29 blood tests toxicology results i don't think they get them back that quick but again i could be 0.99

01:17:33 wrong so they cremated her and they haven't even presumptuously presumptively holy fuck

01:17:43 they haven't gotten that evidence back yet i would think so again kind of sus i mean i guess 0.85

01:17:49 the parents decide what would happen to the their child's remains um so somebody was in a rush to

01:17:55 get those remains cremated remove any evidence of um injuries from directed energy weapons over time

01:18:02 you know to internal organs to the the spine um and then on the it's my canadian i'm sorry 0.80

01:18:09 some words i just can't fucking get out monday i followed up with the local pd and also the 0.70

01:18:15 alabama bureau of investigation they said they had no knowledge of an accident involving a gunshot 0.89

01:18:20 wound or a suicide or a or a homicide of anybody called amy eskridge so that's all that's all sus

01:18:28 and then here is the white the white you guys i don't know what's going on here helix

01:18:33 i can't talk oh my god okay so the white house is investigating now they've asked the white

01:18:40 house to investigate these are all the people with the exception of amy uh that we're talking

01:18:45 about in this video that have gone uh missing or have been marked um this is the the general

01:18:51 major that's missing this guy here was shot in front of his house and he was also working on

01:18:56 this kind of technology anti-gravity you know propulsion technology um this is the hiker that

01:19:02 we talked about at the beginning Monica Reza some of these people like this guy I saw he was a

01:19:07 Portuguese physicist or whatever I don't think that it was necessarily involved but one thing

01:19:13 I did want to say is that you know people forget like the like in this guy's case for example the

01:19:19 one that if you can see my pointer the guy with the glasses here in the center he was killed by

01:19:24 a former classmate right and the guy was this guy lived in the states oh thanks helix i try um

01:19:33 this guy lived in the states in in massachusetts because i think he taught at one of those ivy

01:19:39 league schools but the guy that killed him came all the way from portugal they hadn't seen each

01:19:45 other in however many years and they were in you know they were classmates in in university

01:19:49 and he just comes and shoots him with like no fucking reason whatsoever so let i mean yeah

01:19:56 it could happen you know what i mean but it's kind of a long way to settle a 20 year old vendetta 0.98

01:20:02 right um but more likely i think is that idle hands make the devil's tools is what they say

01:20:10 so somebody who you know he wasn't as successful as this other guy so you know it could be easy

01:20:15 to get these people brought into some kind of psyop this is what i think is

01:20:19 likely happening with the people that are attempting to assassinate Trump too. And that's

01:20:24 a whole other, you know, rabbit hole I've gone down before as well. So, you know, it could be

01:20:30 that he was coerced somehow. We've heard of many times, you know, the word glowy comes from the FBI

01:20:36 kind of, you know, grooming kids, for lack of a better word, or grooming people, not kids

01:20:42 necessarily, grooming people online to do these kinds of things. So I could see that happening

01:20:47 in this guy's case but i don't know if it was necessarily related that's all i wanted to say

01:20:51 and that was a long way to explain it sorry me eskridge case has been linked to a broader list

01:20:56 of about 11 scientists and experts in nuclear aerospace propulsion or uap adjacent fields who

01:21:02 have died or disappeared under mysterious circumstances in recent years so that's that's

01:21:07 where i'm going to stop that video it's almost over anyways but the only other thing i wanted to

01:21:11 show you about the missing people and then we're going to get into the fun part which is my

01:21:14 conspiracies i'm so excited well one of them is my conspiracy the other ones are kind of

01:21:19 would be everybody's conspiracy theory i guess you could say um but this guy is one of the he's

01:21:26 a republican congressman and he is i guess was part of pushing trump to investigate these uh

01:21:33 disappearances or get someone to investigate these disappearances i think the fbi is on it now um

01:21:38 Although I would say like, I don't know, I feel like, you know, in asking a three letter agency that is in your country, that's run by your country, funded by your country to investigate some corruption in your country might not be the best way to do it.

01:21:53 Like, I mean, it's a Western country.

01:21:54 They could probably ask another Western police force or intelligence agency to come in.

01:22:00 But I guess, you know, that might be a breach of security or national security, possibly.

01:22:05 But I just feel like you're not going to get the full, you know, answer from asking, you know, the FBI to investigate, I guess.

01:22:12 Something like that, especially if the government's involved, right?

01:22:14 So anyways, this is Eric Burleson.

01:22:17 and he's going to talk about the missing people

01:22:20 and what they know so far

01:22:22 and what the government's take on it is.

01:22:28 Why is this so quiet?

01:22:38 Teen.

01:22:38 Sorry, guys, we're good to share.

01:22:39 We're also learning that the 2024 death

01:22:41 of former Air Force intelligence officer

01:22:43 and would-be UFO whistleblower Matthew Sullivan

01:22:45 could be tied to this. Two new ones that they're trying to tie to this whole conspiracy.

01:22:53 Mystery. Congressman, what can you tell us about Matthew Sullivan?

01:23:01 Yeah, I first learned of Matthew Sullivan from David Grush. Whenever he was, he began working

01:23:08 with our committee, he had asked me to reach out or to write a letter to the FBI requesting an

01:23:14 investigation into his suspicious death. And so we've been working on that. Whenever I spoke with

01:23:21 the FBI in the last few months, I asked them directly, is there any investigation that you've

01:23:27 begun in that? They seem to indicate that they would not tell me at this time. But they would

01:23:33 not confirm nor deny that there was an ongoing investigation. So that's just for this guy that

01:23:39 they're now tying to the um or possibly tying to these missing scientists again i i don't know too

01:23:46 much about this one i thought you know i thought this was a different video i must have grabbed 0.97

01:23:49 the wrong one but there is one here that is four minutes long unfortunately it's that fucking 0.98

01:23:53 faggot cuomo but it is got some you know good information and then like i said we're gonna 0.99

01:23:59 move on to um operation paperclip because that's part of one of the theories i have as well 0.98

01:24:05 that it is now investigating a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances involving

01:24:11 top U.S. scientists over the past several years. Some had reported ties to the UAP community,

01:24:19 the UFO community. Today, and now look, I've covered this with Ross Colthart, and I've been

01:24:25 doing a lot of reporting on it, where I've been reading into it.

01:24:27 News Nation take like all the rejects from CNN or something, because I feel like, or Fox,

01:24:32 because i feel i feel like is that is it fox news nation i don't know i'm a canadian

01:24:37 um because i feel like a lot of the people that were maybe on fox before are now on this news

01:24:42 nation and i haven't really attacked it because i think it's more correlation and interesting

01:24:47 for social media but not really true causation but today of course he thinks it's correlation

01:24:53 hey we got thrown a curve causation amy eskridge is one of those who is dead we know what happened

01:25:00 her she's there all the people we don't know how she died it was ruled a suicide but this happened

01:25:06 back in 2022 she'd been working on anti-gravity technology allegedly sent alarming text messages

01:25:12 to a friend just a month before suicide and that last shot there she ain't looking i don't know 0.96

01:25:17 what where that shot's from but she ain't looking too good she looks a little frazzled in that uh

01:25:22 that shot and honestly i would be too if i was working on this kind of technology because not 0.96

01:25:27 just your own government but how many other fucking countries are gonna you know potentially 0.98

01:25:31 put out uh you know not a hit necessarily but they might want to kidnap you for that technology 0.99

01:25:35 these were the kinds of messages the white man's burden see this is the white man's burden being so 0.97

01:25:41 fucking intelligent and being able to innovate stuff this is our burden if you see any report 0.99

01:25:46 that i killed myself i didn't if you see any report that i overdosed i didn't she continued 0.99

01:25:53 if you see any reports that i shot anybody i didn't now you could say okay that's funny as

01:25:59 well eh because it's like if it's not if it's not a stage suicide then they'll frame you for

01:26:04 like something like they'll frame you for shooting somebody or something so you got to cover all your

01:26:09 angles maybe she was struggling these are pictures of her hands she said that she had been hit with

01:26:15 some kind of weird energy ray device and her hands were red weird marks stay away from the microwaves

01:26:25 guys we're gonna have to kick it back old school and start heating up stuff in the oh is it left

01:26:31 leaning helix owned by wg okay okay well so was he on cnn then because i feel like i saw him

01:26:38 somewhere like years and years ago um on one of these you know media propaganda stations

01:26:45 I just don't remember which one it was.

01:26:46 I think it might have been CNN or one of those, those ones, 1.00

01:26:50 but he's a fucking faggot anyways. But yeah, we, we, we need to cook it. 1.00

01:26:54 We need to kick it old school. We're going to, sorry, I, you know what?

01:26:58 I shouldn't be drinking carbonated water before I go live.

01:27:05 Gives me the hiccups. Anyways, I feel,

01:27:09 I feel like we need to start heating stuff up in our gas stoves again,

01:27:14 maybe um electric stoves i guess and stuff like that because microwaves i don't know man i'm

01:27:19 starting to think with all this talking about direct energy weapons and all this kind of stuff

01:27:23 oh cnn okay yeah i knew i saw him in one of those i feel like with all these you know the microwave

01:27:30 technology and stuff like that probably you know could be doing some harm to us we never know and

01:27:36 the thing is too is i always think about this and this is probably why i'm you know schizo sometimes

01:27:40 but like even if they couldn't yeah so it's the same exactly it's exactly helix so even if the 0.53

01:27:49 microwave when it first came out wasn't really that harmful to people how do we know that they

01:27:55 aren't going to be able to change that you know i mean rather quickly in the new microwave

01:28:00 technology because we wouldn't know right like we just assume it's the same as irregular microwaves

01:28:05 and if there was ever any study to come out and definitively link any kinds of you know

01:28:10 direct energy injury or something like that from these things we would never hear about it um so i

01:28:16 don't know i i think about you know those things sometimes it's the same thing like well it's kind

01:28:21 of unrelated but my son was telling me today that as of 2027 the us is trying to demand that new

01:28:29 cars all have ai technology in them so that they can measure basically like those insurance things

01:28:34 that you put in your car where they measure your driving and like whether you brake too much or

01:28:38 whether you speed it's all the new cars are going to be having to have this technology to kind of

01:28:44 record your driving behavior if you're drunk if you're driving erratically you know and again i 0.69

01:28:49 don't fucking agree with any of this stuff but i do agree in being able to you know as a non-drunk 0.76

01:28:55 driving person be able to drive my car without any issues and if i got to speed up to pass a 0.99

01:28:59 motherfucker i'm going to do that and i don't want my car shutting off while i'm doing it so 0.95

01:29:02 i mean of course they're going to frame it as safety right but it's not and that's why i always 0.98

01:29:07 when i when i heard that i thought about the microwave link and i thought about all these

01:29:11 different things that we use and how easily it's going to be for them to if they wanted to you know 0.97

01:29:16 fucking zap us like who's to say in 20 years it won't be like men in black and like your social 0.99

01:29:21 credit score is low and all of a sudden zap you're fucking gone you've disappeared into like these 1.00

01:29:25 minuscule atoms and scattered a fucking throughout the fucking atmosphere like i don't know man like 1.00

01:29:32 this shit is fucking a little crazy it's on it news nation has been digging on this we talked 1.00

01:29:38 to the person who says that she he got sent these texts and he is a former intelligence official 1.00

01:29:43 but her father and her family says sometimes scientists just die they're like nah bitch she 1.00

01:29:51 was just crazy my own daughter was just fucking crazy and took herself out bullshit sure jan i 1.00

01:29:57 don't think so they kill themselves like our daughter did um they don't believe it was 1.00

01:30:04 suspicious given her claims of harassment and those texts is that why the fbi is looking into

01:30:11 it let's ask former fbi special agent in charge of the tucson office andrew black this is a weird

01:30:17 one and now look some of them so that's uh we don't have to go any further than that but that

01:30:21 was just another video about what's like the fbi is doing and stuff like that but we're going to

01:30:26 get to the good stuff because otherwise i'm going to you know go on a tangent and it's not going to

01:30:32 make any sense to anybody so first we're going to talk about operation paperclip and we're going to

01:30:37 this is tied into one of my theories i'm going to give you my theories just let me get rid of some

01:30:41 of these windows here all right so theory yeah ssd yeah sudden scientist death syndrome yeah

01:30:50 that's probably what they're going to fucking label it it's going to be like you know they just 0.53

01:30:55 you know couldn't handle handle it you know science being a scientist is a hard job it's 0.93

01:30:59 going to be brushed off as some sort of natural phenomena that just happens to occur among

01:31:04 scientists um so i figured that there's probably at least there's two major theories that most

01:31:10 people would probably hold and then there's a third one that i have that i think like i said

01:31:14 is tied into you know missing people and missing 411 cases and all this stuff which we're going to

01:31:19 get to but the first one i think most people would think is that it's a rival aerospace company

01:31:24 you know doing these assassinations right but they all even though they all had ties to NASA

01:31:32 and like aerospace technology they didn't all work for the same company four of them did work

01:31:37 for a lab in Los Alamos New Mexico so they all kind of had high security clearance there and

01:31:43 stuff like that so maybe they could be tied in I don't think that I don't know I don't even want

01:31:51 to say it's a foreign aerospace like I could see oil companies you know what I mean or something

01:31:57 like that possibly you know getting involved in this kind of shady shit because it's not in their

01:32:02 best interest for this technology to get some you know teeth and and kind of be developed because 0.63

01:32:07 as the person I was talking about earlier the carburetor guy that created a carburetor that

01:32:12 burned like a fraction of a you know a tank or a fraction of a liter of gas or gallon of gas to go

01:32:19 like 200 kilometers or 200 miles it's not in their best interest right to have something that doesn't

01:32:25 require any kind of fuel whatsoever just a use of its own kind of energy so that is possible I think

01:32:34 but I don't know like I'm just like it do would they have enough clout to kill or disappear that

01:32:41 many people that have high security clearance like an you know an oil company possibly if they were

01:32:47 in like the government was involved like if they were you know doing it with the government and the

01:32:52 cia and all this kind of shit their help or i guess cia only does international stuff but maybe 0.74

01:32:56 it's international oil too like who knows right the middle east i'm sure the u.s and you know 0.98

01:33:01 buys a ton of oil from the middle east it could be something like that that is my least favorite

01:33:07 theory um and it's not because i'm biased to my own theory it's just that i i don't know i don't

01:33:13 know I couldn't see that happening but the second one which is what this video is going to be related

01:33:19 to is a foreign either kidnapping or a foreign like foreign involvement right so there's two

01:33:26 trains of thought on this one being that another country let's say Russia for example Iran you know

01:33:35 because I mean the U.S. right now is kind of at war on behalf of Israel with Iran so you know and

01:33:42 And Iran wants to develop nuclear weapons and all this kind of stuff.

01:33:45 So it could be that they kidnapped these scientists to have them work on their technology, you know, or work in their countries, building that technology there.

01:33:59 The other strain of that with foreign interference could be that these people were already working with a foreign entity.

01:34:07 I watched a video and maybe I should have pulled it up, but there were so many.

01:34:11 i didn't want to bore you guys all but was an ex-CIA agent and talking about this like that

01:34:17 it could be and this is where pop operation paperclip came in it could be that these people

01:34:24 were assets to foreign governments and that kind of they're going to be found out because donald

01:34:29 trump is releasing these or wants to release these ufo you know classified files and this foreign

01:34:36 government either said okay they helped them disappear so that you know they wouldn't be

01:34:40 whatever thrown in jail and they offered them positions in their country to develop this kind

01:34:45 of research and that's what the americans did to the nazis the because you know germany had some

01:34:52 brilliant brilliant scientists during the nazi era and they brought a lot of them over to america to

01:34:57 work on you know nuclear weapons and stuff like that so the reason why i wanted to show this video

01:35:02 is because it's very possible that this is the same thing that's happening with these scientists

01:35:07 because this is kind of the next level yeah exactly helix and that's that's what i was going

01:35:13 with like in this whole thing that the intelligence will yeah and that's the same with paperclip right

01:35:18 so we're going to watch just a short video on paperclip but um yeah that's what my thought was

01:35:23 is that they were basically you know forcing them to work with them or you know your family will be

01:35:27 killed and stuff like that that like i said is i think the probably the most likely scenario in

01:35:34 this whole thing is that it is definitely foreign intelligence especially considering the U.S. and

01:35:39 you know again their Israel war that they're they're you know contributing to or they're 0.75

01:35:44 participating in with Iran and Iran like I said you know wants to create these nuclear weapons 0.73

01:35:51 they want this technology obviously also could be Russia right and because Russia is not the 0.66

01:35:55 U.S.'s favorite fan either right so it could be any one of those places I would say I don't know

01:36:01 If it was to choose a country, I would honestly, out of all of them, I would think China, to be honest with you.

01:36:06 But I know Russia is generally the one that most people think of when they think about, like, foreign assassinations and kidnappings and stuff like that. 0.72

01:36:13 But the Americans did it as well.

01:36:16 So this is Operation Paperclip.

01:36:17 We'll watch a few minutes of it explaining it.

01:36:20 It's basically, if you don't know about this, but I'm sure you guys all do because you're all smart people.

01:36:23 But it's basically, like I said, when they brought the Germans, their aerospace engineers, their scientists and stuff like that to the U.S. to work on weapons for them after the fall of the Nazi regime.

01:36:37 ...in a fit of passion, nor an Auschwitz factory during a passing spasm of brutality. 0.54

01:36:43 What if I told you that in its quest to become the dominant superpower, the United States willingly brought more than 1,600 former Nazi scientists into the country?

01:36:57 What these men did was done with the utmost deliberation. 0.59

01:37:01 A once-powerful Nazi war machinery is slowly crumbling to dust.

01:37:04 Imagine a post-World War II world, where the lines between enemy and ally blur, and the pursuit of power leads to morally questionable choices. 0.50

01:37:15 That's exactly what unfolded in one of the most controversial operations in U.S. history, Operation Paperclip.

01:37:24 It's a story of secret deals, ethical compromise, and the race for global dominance in science and technology.

01:37:31 you who have not seen it do not know what hell looks like from the top that's what germany looks

01:37:39 like that's the third reich i don't think it looked too bad to be honest with you i would 0.82

01:37:44 fucking love to go back to hitler era germany um maybe not during the world but uh you know

01:37:52 or sorry maybe not during the world war ii although i think they were highly successful 0.96

01:37:57 other than towards the end of the war um but prior to that germany had created hitler had created a

01:38:02 great society to live in and i think this is where we need to kind of go back to uh in order to get 0.98

01:38:07 fucking our beautiful white you know aryan fucking european countries back 0.98

01:38:14 thanks what does that say oh big matt thanks big matt yeah exactly helix work for us or we'll 1.00

01:38:23 execute you for a nuremberg crimes and that's another fucking uh what do they call that 0.98

01:38:27 fucking trial a banana no not that's a banana government what is the word they call those 1.00

01:38:32 trials a kangaroo trial collapsed the allies were not only hunting down national war criminal 0.99

01:38:39 and i i bring this up a lot to a lot of people that i talk to because obviously they're not you

01:38:43 know they're not on board with me as far as thinking hitler was you know did a good thing 0.99

01:38:48 is he turned their economy around in like two years to uh fucking poor in debt fucking 0.97

01:38:56 weimar republic to uh you know flourishing economic you know somewhat economic powerhouse 0.99

01:39:02 they were manufacturing shit they were doing extremely well and that was within i believe

01:39:06 two years um i read the nsdap uh policy for like the financial policy economic policy 0.99

01:39:14 And it was great. And it worked for them. And that's why they had to, you know, destroy Germany to shut it down, because, God forbid, they depended on international Jewry.

01:39:24 They were also scrambling to capture Germany's most brilliant minds. Why? 0.94

01:39:30 Oppenheimer.

01:39:30 Because these scientists had pioneered advancements in everything from rocket technology to chemical weapons.

01:39:36 weapons i agree helix i'm i exactly that's what i exactly what i think happened because everybody

01:39:43 is still also brainwashed into the fact that well hitler was going to take over the world that's why 0.63

01:39:47 the west had to go fight him he never made any fucking indications that he was going to do that 0.91

01:39:51 like i get he was going to you know try to but this happens where you try to maybe take over 0.86

01:39:56 portions of other countries or maybe you're trying to take over the entire country but this has

01:40:00 happened for millennia so again i don't understand why the west had to get involved when you know

01:40:05 there was no threat to them direct threat to them so they could be used to tip the balance of power

01:40:11 in a post-war world the united states and soviet union were locked in a shadowy competition

01:40:18 each trying to gain control of these intellectual resources where i believe the moon landing was

01:40:25 a psyop as well and i this is something i never believed before but i don't know man a lot of

01:40:32 different things that have come out lately and stuff like that and the fact that they I mean even

01:40:36 now they just blatantly lie to our face and the media covers everything up they propagandize us

01:40:40 and that generation which is now the boomers right they were very um they were very uh trustworthy

01:40:49 people because I talked about this in another one of my videos but the whole I believe in the four

01:40:54 turnings like that every 100 years there's four turnings four different periods of time where

01:41:00 different things happen and the first turning was would have been the boomers right that would

01:41:05 have been right out of world war ii um the economy was flourishing you know people were able to buy

01:41:10 homes they were able to work on a single income uh go on vacation have multiple kids this is all

01:41:17 stuff that people could do in america up into you know i want to say the until the hippie well the

01:41:23 boomers were hippies too right so probably up until the 80s and 90s is when you know feminism 0.93

01:41:28 really kind of took a hold and that's when things you know went even further down the fucking 0.97

01:41:33 shithole but so the boomers i feel like that's why they're the way they are now like that's why 0.99

01:41:38 they're so trustworthy of all this shit they were very trustworthy back then um and that's carried 0.99

01:41:44 over into now so that's why they are the biggest supporters of mass immigration yeah he wanted 0.99

01:41:50 europe to be what it was supposed to be white and powerful exactly and that's up until our you know

01:41:55 the invasion that they've thrust upon all of us we were we were that and some of whom like canada

01:42:02 i you know another thing i was reminded of today um i saw something that the hudson bay company

01:42:08 which basically created like massive trade with other countries was a canadian company

01:42:14 it was not canada at the time but they were from there from british north america or whatever you 0.97

01:42:21 want to call it and they basically created the whole fucking trade process overseas and shit like 0.96

01:42:27 that we're given new lives new jobs and even new identities welcome to the dark ethically fraught 0.97

01:42:36 world of operation paperclip ethically fraught how is it ethically fraught it's only ethically

01:42:45 fraught if you believe in, you know, the story that we've been fed about the Holocaust.

01:42:55 Don't say that. 0.89

01:42:56 Figures to emerge from this operation was Wernher von Braun, the mastermind behind the

01:43:01 Nazi V2 rockets that had terrorized Allied cities. 0.72

01:43:06 An altitude of 117 miles will be achieved. 0.92

01:43:09 Yeah.

01:43:09 The world's record.

01:43:10 I believe it, Helix. And I also believe that they're even current day, the most degenerate women out there. Like, you know, really, because like, they're the ones I swear to God, every time I, you know, see a mixed race, not all the time, but like, especially on TV, you see a mixed race couple, nine times out of 10, the woman is a fucking Jew, especially if they're like doing really degenerate shit. 1.00

01:43:31 And I mean, the fact that, you know, Jews own, you know, sex fucking toy stores and OnlyFans and Pornhub and all this other fucking shit. 1.00

01:43:40 So, yeah, I totally believe it. And to be able to split. Yes, that's the other important thing. 1.00

01:43:44 They wanted to double the tax revenue and be able to, you know, get two people fucking borrowing, you know, and having to pay usury and shit. 0.99

01:43:53 This rocket is not American, however. It is German. 0.99

01:43:57 These deadly rockets were designed in part by prisoners forced to work in inhuman conditions at the Middlewirk factory. 0.60

01:44:04 Well, you know, in human conditions, they could, the alternative probably would have been being dead. 0.86

01:44:09 So, you know, yeah, maybe you might consider that inhuman now, but I'm sure the alternative was probably 10 times worse.

01:44:16 Brown wasn't just a passive bystander in this atrocity.

01:44:20 He personally selected slave laborers from the Butchenwald concentration camp.

01:44:25 Okay, from the concentration camp. So, was it Jews then that he was bringing? He was passed.

01:44:34 Von Braun became a central figure in the U.S. space program, eventually helping to develop the Saturn V rocket that took Americans to the moon.

01:44:43 To help show you what is being done to solve these problems. 0.77

01:44:46 So, Germans helped Americans get to the moon if you believe that the moon landing was real. 0.78

01:44:50 And maybe it was, but I'm just a naysayer.

01:44:52 we have called upon one of the foremost exponents of space travel dr werner von braun and you know

01:44:59 the other thing they're also the biggest pushers of you know prison reform like as far as the

01:45:05 conditions in current prisons now like i don't you know i don't well number one i don't believe that

01:45:10 the concentration camps were half as bad as they claim but i also you know in prison jails and

01:45:16 stuff like that i don't necessarily agree that you know it should be like medieval conditions 0.96

01:45:20 but these people these motherfuckers in prison right now there's no deterrent for them to not 0.99

01:45:26 go to prison because it's fucking like cushy in there like a lot of these motherfuckers they don't 1.00

01:45:31 got to work while they're there they get three square meals a day they get to work out they get 1.00

01:45:34 to read as much as they want they don't have any responsibility you know what i mean and for a lot 1.00

01:45:39 of these weak fucking men especially you know blacks and fucking you know other fucking immigrants 1.00

01:45:44 browns and stuff like that they that's to them that's fucking the high life man it was better 1.00

01:45:48 than what they were getting at home so i believe that prisons need to go back to being a punishment 0.99

01:45:53 and that there needs to be minimum sentences on every fucking crime so that there's no you know 0.98

01:45:59 judge fucking nuance be able to say well you know his upbringing was bad or you know he was he was 0.99

01:46:05 people were racist to him when he's i don't give a fuck so you know what i mean that that's the 0.99

01:46:09 whole thing like i don't believe that the concentration camps were that bad and i believe 0.99

01:46:13 that because of jewish people advocating for all these prison reforms and all this kind of shit and 0.99

01:46:19 the advocation of the abolishment of the fucking mental institutions as well that you know they're 1.00

01:46:26 kind of like they basically unleashed a bioweapon on the world yeah prison exactly it's a psyop like 0.99

01:46:33 it's bullshit now like that's why i like when people are like oh are you are you worried when 0.97

01:46:37 they pass uh the bill and you know you're gonna go to jail for what you say no no because it's 0.99

01:46:43 probably better than fucking my work life anyway like the way it is maybe not for me maybe it won't 0.99

01:46:48 be but for most people yeah it's better than fucking working a nine to five they had swimming 1.00

01:46:54 pools orchestra sports teams three square meals wet yeah that's what i mean like fuck and i know 0.99

01:47:00 certain things got bad but they don't tell you the truth about that and that was when you know 0.97

01:47:04 towards the end of the war they started losing you know didn't have food enough food and stuff

01:47:07 like that to go around i don't believe any of that like i said it was done on purpose i think 0.92

01:47:12 it was unfortunately you know kind of a they ran out of fucking supplies like they do in war 0.96

01:47:17 yeah he well of course the pope would say that again and you know we're going down another 0.97

01:47:25 fucking subject here but i'm just saying this is why and i am uh you know i do believe in in god 0.88

01:47:30 and whatever like that i'm not a you know staunch christian or catholic but like i said this is the 0.98

01:47:36 ship as to why this kind of stuff because being a christian means that you're supposed to accept

01:47:41 everybody as long as they're christian right and actually even goes beyond that so you know this

01:47:47 is what the whole thing is we let christians into the country you know from africa and stuff like

01:47:51 that and the religion doesn't matter when you're comparing two totally different ethnic groups 0.98

01:47:56 so my big beef with christianity is their acceptance of all this shit and it shouldn't 0.97

01:48:02 not be like that like i said it should be you know there should be a specific 0.99

01:48:06 white religion for white people european people and that's it and it other you know we shouldn't

01:48:12 have sold it to the africans or basically convince them to become you know christians 0.95

01:48:16 and whatever else the middle easterns or some middle easterns who are christian

01:48:19 yeah that's when things got bad and that and this is when after that we've been paying for it since 0.87

01:48:25 right we've been paying for it via social you know engineering and all this kind of shit 0.98

01:48:30 since the world war ii since they won and you know they sold this fucking line of how bad the nazis 0.97

01:48:37 and stuff like that were we've been paying this for this ever since just like we're paying for 1.00

01:48:41 the reparations to the feather niggers and we're paying for the reparations to the regular niggers 0.99

01:48:46 who is at present the chief of the guided missile division of the army's rocket center 1.00

01:48:52 at redstone arsenal but von brown was only the tip of the iceberg let's talk about some of the

01:48:59 other key players. Yeah, let's hear it. Let's stop. Some people believe that the reports of what

01:49:03 happened there are exaggerated. Oh, is that real? No words could exaggerate. You know what? I didn't

01:49:08 even know that, Helix. I honestly didn't know that that was why the whole war began. I thought it had

01:49:14 to do with, you know, him taking over or trying to take over, where was it? Was it Italy? I can't

01:49:21 remember. I thought it had something to do with him trying to take over Italy, maybe, but I could

01:49:26 be off on that. So it was because

01:49:28 he arrested the Rothschild and nationalized the

01:49:30 banks. Yeah, I can absolutely

01:49:32 150% believe that. 1.00

01:49:34 Because, again, the Jew 1.00

01:49:36 cries out in pain as he strikes you, right? 0.99

01:49:40 Yet despite this dark past,

01:49:42 See how every, even a skit-go

01:49:44 conspiracy theory stream goes down the 1.00

01:49:46 Jew hole. See, it happens all the time. 0.99

01:49:48 But it's okay. It's fine. It's fine.

01:49:50 He made him an asset to the United States during the

01:49:52 Cold War. Brought to America 0.93

01:49:55 Under Operation Paperclip,

01:49:57 he became a key figure in NASA's space program,

01:50:00 playing a significant role in developing the Saturn V rocket

01:50:03 that enabled the Apollo moon landing.

01:50:06 And remember, they were relying on Russian material, 0.98

01:50:11 the alloy for the boosters or the rocket fucking boosters 0.95

01:50:14 where the flames come out and stuff like that. 1.00

01:50:16 So German people creating it 0.99

01:50:19 and relying on Russian fucking technology. 0.99

01:50:22 celebrated as a hero of american science even receiving prestigious accolades for his work 0.99

01:50:28 now i'd like to show you a year after rothschild was arrested the uk was and still is owned by

01:50:35 the rothschild yeah churchill was a rothschild puppet yeah i don't like that guy from winston

01:50:42 churchill from and i don't even know a ton about him i'm sure there's people out there that know

01:50:46 tons more but just from what i've heard and even even from the character he plays in that 0.57

01:50:52 fucking show peaky blinders i was just like you know that was kind of i was just like what a 0.99

01:50:56 greasy son of a bitch but and that was just a fucking show and they actually portrayed him in 0.99

01:51:00 a pretty decent light which is a logical outgrowth of what you've been seeing however when his 0.99

01:51:06 involvement in nazi war crimes resurfaced in the 1980s rudolph was forced to give up his u.s

01:51:12 citizenship and return to Germany, largely escaping formal justice.

01:51:18 So we get the point, right?

01:51:20 Operation Paperclip, you guys probably already know this.

01:51:22 I'm probably rehashing something you already know. 0.93

01:51:24 But Operation Paperclip was basically them bringing, after the war, bringing Nazi, you 0.75

01:51:30 know, scientists or whatever that were working on the atomic bomb, I believe, or that kind 0.80

01:51:37 of technology, nuclear technology.

01:51:39 They brought them to the U.S., gave them new identities, and basically said, you know, we're not going to arrest you or kill you for committing these, you know, war crimes if you work for us and, you know, you kind of keep it on the DL. 0.84

01:51:52 But then I guess, you know, probably the Jews did something, Mossad or something, to find these people out.

01:51:58 And then they, you know, basically had to flee back to, I guess, Germany. 0.65

01:52:02 And then at that point in time, you know, you kind of went against the German government, although they're extremely cocked since World War Two, but to work on the technology for the U.S.

01:52:12 So would you even be accepted back there like that? That's the other thing. Right. So that was Operation Paperclip, Paperclip in a nutshell.

01:52:18 So the point being, it ties to my theory that, or not my theory, one of the theories, that it's foreign interference or foreign kidnapping, foreign silencing of people.

01:52:29 But more than likely, I am on the fence, or not the fence, I am firmly in the camp, okay, the conspiracy camp.

01:52:38 I'm going to get a hat. I'm going to make myself a hat so I can wear a conspiracy hat, a silver tinfoil hat.

01:52:43 um what the fuck is that okay um that i'm in the camp that they probably kidnapped these people 0.97

01:52:52 um at least the ones that weren't found dead um and they're using them to work on that technology 0.98

01:52:58 for a different country so whether it's russia china or maybe iran um i you know and and this

01:53:07 is also you can even kind of tie this back to you know the u.s and and letting in people from all

01:53:13 these hostile foreign countries and probably not doing yeah definitely kidnapped probably not doing

01:53:18 the vetting that is you know required i don't believe that u.s intelligence is what it once was

01:53:23 during the cold war i mean they really focused on you know um foreign intelligence back then now i

01:53:28 don't think that you know it's as you know they don't know as much or they're not as deeply

01:53:34 entrenched in it but again what do i know so i believe that that is the most likely scenario

01:53:40 okay foreign kidnapping but i've had we're going to get on to my schizo uh theory um there was

01:53:48 another video i was going to show you but honestly it's boring so it's not you know necessary um 0.98

01:53:54 here let's put let's put a pretty picture up instead of this stupid i fucking hate rumble 0.97

01:53:58 studio and it's just i have to really have to fucking get my shit together and figure out how 0.94

01:54:03 to do it from stream labs because it just never you can't schedule them from stream labs which 0.91

01:54:07 is annoying um because it doesn't have a interface with rumble which is freaking annoying rumble

01:54:14 should have it but there's pointless does it stream on youtube because the minute you say 0.51

01:54:17 the word nigger or something you get banned uh for life so i don't even bother anyways my theory

01:54:22 i've always had this theory that people especially in the cases of the missing 411 cases so missing

01:54:32 411 briefly is simply this guy he was I believe he was a police officer um at one point in time

01:54:40 his name's David Polites and he has you know wrote books about people that go missing and

01:54:48 they call it missing 411 because these people all went missing in like the wilderness right

01:54:52 so a lot of times they're on um yeah the reparations this is the other thing right and

01:55:00 that's what i mean like they unfortunately you know the german people they lost the war and 0.97

01:55:05 they're going to pay for that the rest of their fucking life right and that is really fucking sad 0.95

01:55:09 sad um because you know other countries have lost wars and and still you know come out of it not 0.99

01:55:15 having to you know pay an endless debt to jews um but you know that's on them right like they they 0.98

01:55:22 keep voting for this shit so you know and i know they signed that what was it the what you know 0.98

01:55:27 what that's what i thought started world war ii now that i think about it the treaty uh was it 0.99

01:55:31 the treaty of versailles or am i thinking of something different the after world war one i

01:55:36 thought that hitler was very upset um with how much the germans had to you know pay after world 0.99

01:55:42 war one and that it was making them you know broke the country so i thought that was right 1.00

01:55:46 why it started but i absolutely believe about the rothschild thing 100 yeah we say nigger on rumble 1.00

01:55:54 it's okay um so my theory is that like I said tied into these uh missing 411 cases there's many 0.98

01:56:01 cases and yes some of them could probably be explained by like animal activity or maybe there

01:56:06 is these have you guys ever seen the movie the hills have eyes you know what I mean so maybe 0.99

01:56:11 there is people out there that are like those fucking freaks and the hills have eyes and they 0.98

01:56:15 kidnap um you know people and they you know do whatever they want or the devil's rejects like 0.98

01:56:21 those kind of movies but i think in most likely scenarios that's not the case right so this book

01:56:27 talks about people who just literally go disappear they go missing in the wilderness

01:56:30 and it's like within seconds of you know maybe being seen by somebody or like where there is a 0.95

01:56:36 lot of people around and they just literally vanish like without a fucking trace not a footprint like 0.95

01:56:42 i said not a blood stain not a piece of clothing yeah national parks disappearance that's it yeah 0.96

01:56:48 it's national parks you're right not just the wilderness so it's you know it's kind of rare

01:56:54 um that all these people that would go missing and then they've never been found like i said

01:56:58 the traces a lot of these people there's never been like a skeleton found um and then because 0.96

01:57:04 it's in national parks a lot of the people are were on trails right and they just fucking up

01:57:09 and disappeared so i've always had this theory that there was some sort of space time uh

01:57:18 how would you put it like a hole like a black hole kind of thing idea so some sort of space

01:57:24 time force that creates a ripple in time and i went down this uh that rabbit hole yesterday like

01:57:31 i was saying and i watched one video where they said that technically uh direct energy weapons

01:57:38 if developed could theoretically disintegrate a person into like nothing they could use such force

01:57:46 that your atoms could literally like just basically explode it's like like you would just nobody would

01:57:51 it wouldn't be seen by the human eye it would just be like gone right so I thought okay not that

01:57:56 the necessarily they're developing I mean I think that they could be developing a weapon based on a

01:58:01 natural phenomena that occurs in some of these national parks and I think that it could be that

01:58:08 it's not the same spot all the time because it might have something to do with the earth's

01:58:12 rotational axis and gravity and all relation to gravity and all this kind of stuff so

01:58:16 and in national parks maybe because of the there has something to do with it has something to do

01:58:22 with the vegetation there because there's trees like i don't know maybe it's all kind of tied

01:58:25 into that but i've always had this long held belief that there's like black holes in random

01:58:31 places in the in the world and people just disappear into it because i like i don't even

01:58:35 know what the other explanation could be it's schizo i told you it's extremely schizo 0.64

01:58:39 so my thought is now with these people is that they have been able to create something like this

01:58:48 where you can warp using direct energy whether it's anti-gravity whether it's whatever other

01:58:57 direct energy right now I only know about the anti-gravity technology I suppose there's sort

01:59:02 of magnetic stuff that they could potentially use but I think that they've been able to replicate

01:59:08 this phenomena and create direct energy weapons and I'm not saying that's what happened to these

01:59:15 people but wouldn't it kind of be I don't know is it ironic the word that these same people that

01:59:21 are working on this technology get taken out by that technology like I said this is not my favorite

01:59:26 theory it's just my schizo thing that I think about because my brain never shuts off so I was

01:59:30 just constantly thinking about this and I was like you know maybe the government or whoever 0.95

01:59:36 kind of like x-file shit you know because they knew too much and they were maybe trying to 0.90

01:59:41 bury this program maybe they discovered that this program or these weapons are able to like do a 0.97

01:59:46 huge amount of damage and that they want a thing or like i said they were concerned that these

01:59:50 people were talking to other countries it could be a combination of both they could they could

01:59:55 have been talking to you know foreign assets and stuff like that and you know they were worried

01:59:59 that they were going to give that information up i do think it's all tied in to trump wanting to

02:00:05 release those UFO files. And they, like I said, they refused to release images. I think it was

02:00:10 like 70 images saying that it would affect national security. So that's also a little bit

02:00:17 sus, right? So is it possible that, you know, the government had them taken out using the very

02:00:23 technology, direct energy weapon that created a ripple in time. And these people that were not

02:00:30 killed, that just disappeared are like, they're actually dead, but they're like, we're never

02:00:34 going to find any evidence because they were like evaporated by some kind of ray gun or something

02:00:38 that's my that's my schizo theory that I was so excited to tell you guys about

02:00:42 um because I I'll tell you a little story before I go um I I would be interested to see what you

02:00:51 guys think too like honestly if you're still there in the chat and you want to share what

02:00:54 your theory is if you've been following it um I became a private investigator I I mean I don't

02:01:01 work as one now but I became a private investigator solely because I thought in Canada private

02:01:08 investigators could do a lot more than they they do and they can and I was my hope was to be able

02:01:15 to work on missing people you know missing persons cases specifically ones where people go missing

02:01:20 without an absolute like a trace at all and so I think about this a lot I think about the fact that

02:01:26 like how is it possible like there's not a single thing like i could say that you know it could be

02:01:31 possible a few instances but there's just so many and it's all like around national parks and stuff

02:01:37 like that so i just like i said i have a feeling we don't know everything we know about the earth

02:01:43 and about gravity and about you know fucking space although you know i i think we do know a lot more 0.76

02:01:48 about space. What's up, buddy? You want to go out? I think we do know a lot more about space than 0.96

02:01:57 they've let on, that we know. But, and I do think that we probably do have alien technology. They

02:02:02 probably did capture aliens. And the fact that people are able to describe alien craft and

02:02:08 pretty much all these people over centuries, not centuries, but over decades, have the same

02:02:14 description of of it and this is pre-internet right so it's not like you could easily search

02:02:19 up what it is so the fact that that technology what what we we've seen in those old movies where

02:02:24 like i said the flying saucer and sometimes you see images of the triangle fucking ship

02:02:29 the fact that they're kind of using that sort of you know shape and that kind of theory that of

02:02:36 energy now to create anti-gravity makes me think that yeah there was probably something that did

02:02:41 happen at roswell because you know i know there's mass hysteria and a lot of people you know a town

02:02:47 could possibly get you know all get mass hysteria but i just think it's just too there's too much

02:02:53 evidence to point to the contrary and like what is it um the most likely scenario is generally

02:02:59 the most obvious but i feel like now that's not always true because the government is able to

02:03:04 fucking really gaslight us and to propagandize into us into pretty much believing anything

02:03:10 unless you're a skeptical conspiracy noticer like me but yeah I mean they can basically and just 0.97

02:03:17 deny it right and who's going to say anything different so I think that it was all kind of

02:03:22 tied to that if that's true if my the third conspiracy is true although like I said I already

02:03:28 told you I believe it's more likely the second one that they were kidnapped by foreign intelligence

02:03:32 and either because they were working with them before or because they want them to work with

02:03:37 them now because it's kind of like we're I think we're going to be entering in another kind of

02:03:41 cold war kind of thing but it's not going to be the cold war it'll be like some kind of

02:03:44 technological war with other countries where whoever can develop this you know technology

02:03:51 will basically win the space race if so to speak and I also think that they're going to be looking

02:03:55 at colonizing other planets for the rich there was a movie out again I told you guys I reference

02:04:02 a lot of movies here because I used to be obsessed with movies and watch them all the time

02:04:06 um but before i knew oops before i knew that you know it was mostly created by jewish hollywood

02:04:12 but there's a movie called um alyssum and it is about that kind of idea where they have like a

02:04:19 colony in space that is basically just it's there not by any kind of power it's just basically held

02:04:24 there by the rotation of the earth you know and the gravity and stuff like that and it's you know

02:04:29 where they grow their own food and it's because earth has become a shithole right and obviously 0.96

02:04:33 this is what's going to happen this is kind of tied into the other shit i normally talk about 0.99

02:04:37 which is you know immigration and stuff like that um our earth is going to become like that because 0.95

02:04:43 we're now a very highly consumerist society we have you know the population is exploding of 0.97

02:04:48 undesirables and all the beautiful countries that were we prided on keeping clean canada

02:04:54 and america where we you know normally have always taken care of our parks and our waterways and 1.00

02:05:00 stuff like that they're bringing in you know the third world incompatible cultures that are 1.00

02:05:05 disgusting and don't have that same level of empathy and care for their environment are going 1.00

02:05:11 to totally destroy it so we're going to get to a point where yeah we're it's earth is going to be 0.95

02:05:16 just a huge entire garbage dump and anybody who can afford it like all the rich elite which at

02:05:22 that point in time will probably be you know there'll be very few of them and then everybody 1.00

02:05:25 else will be low-class plebs that are just basically you know living day-to-day kind of like 1.00

02:05:31 um what's that movie uh mad max you know where you're kind of in this dystopian kind of fucking 0.99

02:05:37 society uh that's what's going to happen to the rest of us i think and you know it's it i think 0.90

02:05:41 that they're going to be working on that so i'm not sure why they would want to suppress this it

02:05:48 would you would think it would be in the government's best interest to harness this technology

02:05:52 but maybe again they were having dealings especially with the amy eskridge thing because 0.83

02:05:57 she i could see her because she was kind of pissed off about them not funding her you know 0.99

02:06:03 government not funding her at one point in time and refusing um so i could see her possibly as a 1.00

02:06:10 fuck you to the u.s working with another uh country a foreign you know country and and 0.91

02:06:16 helping them develop it and then maybe they got wind of it but most likely scenario my final 1.00

02:06:22 answer they were kidnapped by foreign intelligence and they're now being forced to work on this

02:06:28 technology in another country so that they can beat the U.S. in this race to space that's my 0.98

02:06:35 theory on it so anyways that's all I got I like I said I had watched a ton of shit I forgot half

02:06:43 of what I saw I kind of showed you guys the videos I thought were you know the most relevant 0.98

02:06:46 and I thought we would just have a little bit of fun today because I'm getting so fucking black 1.00

02:06:50 pilled with all the Canadian fucking you know because it's every day every day there's something 1.00

02:06:56 new like we're literally a banana republic here so it almost gets to the point where you're just 1.00

02:07:00 like let's talk about something totally fucking random and schizo and like just I don't know 0.97

02:07:04 wing it today and do something totally different uh so that's it that's what that's why we did it 0.76

02:07:09 today so anyways um thanks for joining guys i appreciate it thank you so much helix for the

02:07:15 membership that you gave i appreciate all that stuff and i appreciate the people that are here

02:07:19 all the time wise elk is always here i suck at life helix you're always here um and i appreciate

02:07:25 all you guys you know because honestly i mostly i mean i yeah i i do it to entertain people but

02:07:30 i just do it because i like talking and nobody in my real life wants to listen so uh i figured i'd

02:07:35 it with you guys there's got to be a couple other schizos out there right so and clearly you're here

02:07:39 you showed me so thanks guys and i will see you tomorrow we again we do our regular space i believe

02:07:46 it's going to be starting early tomorrow um oh hey donald um it's going to be starting early

02:07:53 tomorrow i believe a little bit uh earlier because normally we would start it at 8 p.m eastern time

02:07:59 but i think we're going to switch it to 6 p.m eastern time or 5 but i will let you know it's

02:08:04 It's on, it'll be on my Telegram and it'll be on my X or Twitter if you follow me there.

02:08:09 So we'll be, I'll be live streaming our space, our Canadian national space. 0.94

02:08:12 And then I'll be back on Saturday and we'll get back to the regular old Canadian fucking 0.92

02:08:16 Jeet content that we all love and adore. 0.97

02:08:19 And that's it.

02:08:20 Thanks guys.

02:08:21 I will see you next time.

02:08:22 Have a good rest of the week.

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postyX - April 29, 2026

Maple Syrup & Mayhem： The dead scientists

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