February 16, 2018 • 58 mins
Recently, the New York Times broke a story that baffled most ordinary readers -- until about 2012, the Pentagon had run a multi-million dollar, secretive program to collect numerous reports of unexplained aerial phenomena and unidentified flying objects. So what did the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program actually find? Join the guys as they interview returning guest and filmmaker Jeremy Corbell for a peek behind the curtain into the Pentagon's search for UFOs.
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From UFOs to psychic powers and government conspiracies. History is
riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or
learn the stuff they don't want you to know. M Hello,
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welcome back to the show. My name is Matt, my
name is Noel. They call me Ben. We're joined with
our super producer, Paul decant Uh, the man behind the
curtain here and most importantly, you are you that makes
this stuff they don't want you to know. Today, we're
very excited, friends, neighbors, fellow conspiracy realists, because we are
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finally delving into a story that you heard about fairly recently.
And you may have seen it as an interesting headline
on your Facebook feed, if that's where you get your news.
You may have seen a couple of people commenting on
in Reddit. You may have wondered why such an earth
shaking story hit the headlines and then appeared to vanish.
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And now when I first saw it, I was like, wait,
so this is this is like an admission that that
this stuff is real. Well, yeah, these programs are real,
especially because you were probably reading it in the New
York Times, which you generally don't read about UFOs. There,
that's what I'm saying, I was like, this is the one,
this is the big one. And then it was kind
of just like where where that? What happened to that story? Right?
Paper of note, New York Times UH, and a journalist
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working for the New York Times by the name of
Ralph Blumenthal went public with a front page Sunday article
in the New York Times fairly recently, where it was
entitled Gluing Auras and Black Money, The Pentagon's Mysterious UFO column.
Bloomenthal riding with Leslie Keene and Helene Cooper UH, it
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introduced the vast majority of the public, including Matt Noel,
Paul and myself, to something called the Advanced aerosp Ace
Threat Identification Program. And this blew our collective mind. We
weren't sure what was up, We weren't sure what was left,
what was right, where to go? And because we wanted
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to bring the most fascinating and most accurate information to
bear on this subject, we UH we connected with one
of our experts in the field in this regard, right,
and we are lucky enough to have him with us
on the air today. Ladies and gentlemen. You may remember
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him from our previous episode on allegations of alien implants
or mysterious implants, the mastermind behind the film Patient seventeen
number on Netflix and trending right now. By the way,
check it out if you haven't already, We'd like to
introduce you to Jeremy Corbell. Jeremy, Hey, gentlemen, thanks for
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having me on again. So all right, you just I
guess we just start at the beginning. Let's let's go
to the day this article comes out. How much did
you know about this at that point? Well, I've actually
been working on the tic Tac case for two years
and was not allowed to say anything about it, so
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I got to see it kind of from the inside
before it was published. You know, I had pre warning
about the published, you know, being published in the New
York Times and Politico and then getting picked up by
the global media. You know, it was a big story,
is a big story. So luckily I got to see
it a little bit from the inside. So can you
tell us a little bit about what the tic Tac
incident is? Sure? Yeah, I mean we should go. You know,
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here are the facts, man. The devil's in the details,
and this is a real conspiracy reality. This is something
being held back from the American and global public, and
it you know, does have a focus on the tic
Tac incident because and that is the case that I
was working on for a couple of years. I had
no way to shield anybody I was speaking with, you know,
from their secrecy agreements. So as really great how this
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came out. The tic Tac incident off the coast of
California was one of many incidents where there is an
anomalous aerial vehicle or anomous aerial threat, depending on how
they want to twist the language, where an object of
unknown origin, no tail numbers, no even wings, was defying
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all ideas that we have about propulsion, gravity and flight.
And this thing was observed within a hundred feet by
the primary pilot, Commander David Fraber, and it was on
every radar that we have and considered a threat of
unknown origin, and it just displayed the most astounding flight characteristics.
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And so that is kind of the core of that story,
that there is an unknown technology, unknown craft from unknown
origins that outfly anything that we have. And that was
a two thousand four case, so pretty current, right, and
that's uh, I really want to emphasize this for the
rest of the audience here, Jeremy, you mentioned it was
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a fighter pilot who is the primary observer. Here, there
were other observers, and these were experts. These were not
people who are walking in, you know, a tourist area,
waiting in line to get some street food. These were
These were people operating out of the USS mimits. Is
that correct? Yeah? In fact, these are are most highly
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trained combat pilots. There were four visual observers on that
particular day, Yet these events were ongoing for over a
week off the coast of California, being observed by our
National defense and military, and these pilots, having no knowledge
of what they were going to were asked, what ordinance
do you have on board? We have a real life
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target for you. And they were sent out to observe
and to engage this anomalous aerial vehicle. And there are
some things about that that the public needs to know.
Not only are these trained observers, but this object that
they engaged did things like actively jam compared to passively
jam their radar and weapons systems, which is fascinating because
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they had the most high tech available to the United
States military or the world at this time, and the
craft itself did not look like anything we would understand
as an aircraft. Right. There were no uh, no rotors,
no wings, no, not even any portholes. Is that correct?
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In my conversations with Commander David Fraber, it was the
most astounding thing he had ever seen in combat or
even in theory, because this object, through the different visual
optics that he had, had no protrusions like wings or
anything like that. It had no exhaust plumes they can
use flear, which is heat sensing. There is no possible
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way that he knew of that this thing could operate
and in ways that it did when he was observing it,
it was like a ping pong bouncing right left, up down.
It was absolutely foolish. The way that it was moving,
it was strange, beyond all beliefs. And at one point
it noticed him and it started to target him and
move around his vehicle and shut down his system. I mean,
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he's quoted as saying in the Boston Herald, you know
it is not something we developed, uh, And then he
believes it's something not from here, not from Earth. So, Jeremy,
you have not only spoken with the fighter pilot who
was the primary witness for this, but you also followed
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this story or this phenomenon beyond this specific instance to
a global context. And earlier off air you said that
you had some you had some contextualizing points about the
the the global impact or or the backdrop of this phenomenon,
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and we were wondering if you could walk walk us
in the audience through the primary Um, let's see the
lay of the land here or the should we say,
the cast of the sky. Yeah, sure so, yeah. I
have developed a network of people involved, which you know,
the two thousand four Nimits event, from radar operators to
personnel to the pilots. So I've been able to see this,
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you know, from a larger perspective. But the big news,
let's let's step back to the big news. You know,
here are the facts. You know, first of all, we
should know that my mentor, George Knapp, really broke all
of this information first before anybody, and you know, he's
got his ear to the rail in a way. We
are standing in a place now within the United States
where and the world where we are being told a
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number of things. So for example, you know, here are
the facts. It was an announcement twenty two million dollars
was spent by our government to study the UFO phenomenon
that was reported in the New York Times, and the
Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program a t i P was
named secret UFO study something in our airspace, out running
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our machine bullet point. A man named Lewis Alexando, who's
the former director of Programs to investigate Unidentified aerial threats
for our government, he came forward in that article as well,
So they identified that there's a threat. Alexandre said in
the political article. We we we had never seen anything
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like it. There was frustration within our government. Uh. Alesando
kind of made that clear by saying, look, if the
Russian bear bomber comes into near California, it's all over
the news. These are coming in the skies over our facilities,
and you hear nothing but crickets. I mean, he says
our facilities. That was a direct quote. We're also talking
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about nuclear facilities. So in the public eye, nothing has
been studied about UFOs since the closing of Project Bluebook
in nineteen sixty nine. That's what we were told. Now
we know that that is completely false. It was also
said that the a a t i P program ended
in two thousand and twelves, right, So this is right
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out of the Pentagon. They're saying that program to study
FOS ended in two thousand twelve. In fact, that is false,
and we'll get into that when it gets crazy. Uh,
there was a fear. This is something else that everybody
should know. There was a fear that you know, these
incidents and these aircraft and these craft that were witnessing
were not made by humans. This is all the way
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up in the chain of command within our Pentagon. And Uh.
The other kind of headline news that we learned through
the New York Times article is that former Senator Harry
Read of Nevada, he initiated this twenty two million dollar
program to study UFOs and the larger phenomena that we
observe that have to you know, that are beyond UFOs.
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There is a very strange link to a very strange
property that this program had a directorate to a place
called skin Walker rect So that's what we know from
these global announcements that in fact UFOs as a threat
is a hot topic and remains a hot topic since
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nineteen sixty nine, when allegedly we stopped studying this stuff,
which we now know is not true. So that's kind
of the big point, the big pictures, and they're using
specific cases to help us understand that. Just to go
back quickly to Lewis Elizondo, the person who was essentially
the manager of the program at least for a time,
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one thing we found to be extremely important here with
regards to the Pentagon itself studying these things. He said
that even his immediate supervisor at the Pentagon was unaware
of the program, which, you know, we we've we've talked
about segmentation that occurs within the government, within government groups
like that before, within structures where you know, what what
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is it You just a lot of people won't know
exactly what's going on, what your what the next person
is working on. Often there's a compartmentalization of information. So
perhaps the Pentagon overall didn't even really know what was
going on. I guess yeah, it's it's quite surprising. There
is a stove piping they call it, within intelligence circles
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of information, so you know, one hand can't access what
the other hand is working on. And there's a reason
for that specifically in these programs. It's because the implications
of this technology. It is a fierce technology. It is
something when weaponized, if we could control the forces of
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nature like these craft appear to be able to control,
that gives any nation a leg up technologically, a weaponization
that other countries, other nations wouldn't have. So that is
the exact reason why within the intelligence community, Department of
Defense and National Security, you have this stove piping and compartmentalization.
It's important. We used it for the atomic weapons system,
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the autock bomb, and we use it now in anything
regarding UFOs. And that's that's a very important point regarding
atomic weaponry. And I'm glad you brought up this subject because,
from what we understand, for Senator Harry Reid, uh, the
the question of missile defense and nuclear weaponry was one
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of the at least according to his public statements, one
of the primary motivators for his interest in the project.
He said that he had read classified reports about encounters
with unidentified flying objects over US nuclear basis, and that
during those encounters, just just like how the systems on
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the fighter planes were scrambled or disabled, the atomic weapons
themselves were somehow disabled in these encounters. Uh, do do
you believe that that? What that stated motivation of his
was the primary goal or do you believe the something
more to the story. Well, I believe that the concept
of national defense is the primary goal. If we don't
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know how something is working in if acant threat in
our nation, than it is a priority. So yeah, I
do believe in general that the idea was a how
do we protect ourselves from these vehicles and these technologies
that are far beyond ours that can shut down our
nukes at any moment. But let's get specific about that.
I just had launched the other week with Robert Salas.
Robert Salas was in command of ten minutemen intercontinental ballistic
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missiles when at his base, mails from Air Force Base
a UFO came in observed. This is all now public
information through FOYA. We got this information and UFO, a
glowing red UFO came in over the base and it's
shut down ten independent systems. And we know specifically what
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this UFO target, which is the Global Positioning System. Disabled
them immediately, just disabled them. And this is not an
isolated This happened within seven days on another base here
in America, and also we now know in Russia at
the same time, So you have a technology flying with
impunity coming over the most just secure nuclear missile basis
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our top weaponry in America and in Russia and just
effortlessly shutting down our technologies by targeting the positioning systems. Now,
this is a problem. This is a problem, whether it
is benevolent and they're saying don't play with fire, or
if this is some sort of display of power, which
it certainly was. So, yes, I do believe the motivation
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is national security. Well read was quoted in saying, um,
I'm glad that this happened because now we have scientific proof,
or I'm glad as revelation was revealed to the public.
And those are strong words from a politician who's I
don't know, one of their primary jobs seems to be
obstistication or like trying to kind of deceive the public
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in some way or like you know, and this is
pretty bold sentiment coming from a career politician. Can you
speak to that or where how do you feel about
that quote? Yeah, well, look his perspective because he did
this with black budget money. I mean, this is not
even pushed through Congress, this is not asked for. This
is money that is created and funneled in to these
special access programs where you know, again, most congress person
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will have no idea about these programs or what's going on.
They are not in the need to know, even if
they have the classification. So uh, I this is These
are strong words, but it's it's really just the beginning
of it. There's a lot that Harry Reid is not explaining.
The reason Harry Reid got interested in this subject at
all is because of the Bob Was Our story and
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being in Avata politician would talk with George Knapp, and
so he learned that Bob was Our story is true,
and he learned that this is something the et technology
or foreign technologies that we don't really have a handle on.
And then it was a pawn and this is something
that people don't know. Again, it's upon understanding the skin
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Walker Ranch story that really motivated Harry Reid because he
read George Knapp's book. It motivated him to take this
issue more seriously and try to initiate funding for it
because he thought, scientifically, if we can get a handle
on this, even a glimpse, that this is the biggest
thing that has ever happened to national events and humanity.
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So yes, I I think it's a powerful statement. It's
also powerful that the New York Times pats article and
that they admitted to the advanced A the Aerial Threat
Identification Program. I mean that is the modern day Project Bluebook,
and it has not ended in two thousand twelve, Like stated,
the only thing that ended was the partnership with Robert
Bigelow a big Low Aerospace to study skin Walker Ranch.
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And on that note, we do have to emphasize, yes,
Harry Reid was not acting alone. He did have support
from at least two other senators who went public, Ted
Stevens and Daniel Enoe from Alaska and Hawaii, and of
course the founder of Bigelow Aerospace, Robert T. Bigelow. No
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long time listeners, you will recall previous episodes examining Project
blue Book, and you may also recall um previous mentions
of skin Walker Ranch. And if you like our show,
then you are definitely going to want to hear the
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rest of our conversation with Jeremy Corbell after a word
from our sponsor. Okay, we're back now. Generally, when I
think about the study of UFOs, I think about governmental
organizations and things like Project blue Book. I do not
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usually think about a private for profit organization having a
hand in, you know, either taking a government contract to
study UFOs or aerial phenomena or being paid in any
way by a government entity. But in this case, we
do have a private aerospace organization, Bigelow Aerospace, And can
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you like, what do you know, Jeremy about their involvement
with this whole thing. Yes, it's absolutely fascinating. This is
a classic chess move by our United States government. It's
like when they put facilities on Native American or sovereign
nation land where they can they don't have to uh
act as if they're you know, under jurisdiction of the
federal government. They can do things outside of the parameters
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that are usually on them. So using private industry is
the oldest trick in the book. And that's what we
saw with the partnership between Big Low Aerospace and actually
the d i A at the Defense Intelligence Agency, the
intelligence agency within the branch of the Pentagon. So this
is exactly what happened. There was a contract put out
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for this twenty two million to study what was going
on specifically at at skin Walker Ranch, but the anomalous
aerial vehicles and Bigelow already had an interest in this
and had a property of high activity. The United States
government wanted to understand this technology and if it was
indeed other worldly and if that is a national security problem.
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So that shielding that they got through using private industry,
because you cannot send a Freedom of Information Act to
private industry, but you couldn't the d i A. So yeah,
So partnering with Bigelow was really the way that they
were able to shield themselves from public scrutiny to try
to get a handle on what's going on. Dude, before
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we get crazy, I just have a quick question. I
know Harry Reid's retiring soon, um, and there is talking.
You know, he was a big he was really against
the whole yucka Mountain nuclear waste repository in Nevada. And
now I saw an article saying that because he's retiring,
that could go forward without him there to kind of
guard against it. I'm wondering if, since he was in
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such a toward of this program, you think him retiring
will you know, deflate it in anyway. No, actually, I
don't think that Harry read retiring will deflate the program,
because we're talking about a twenty two million program, which
is like, you know, our military spends more on viagraph
for its soldiers than it was twenty two million per
year and this is over you know, uh, seven years maybe.
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So it's really funny. This topic is studied through every
branch of our military and every intelligence organization. The studies
are ongoing, so there's no deflating this. It's just we're
hearing about a piece of it. Don't worry our governments
on this. And one of the things that will hear
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when people bring up that that number that's twenty two million,
is you will hear people say, well, that's twenty two
million out of a six hundred billion annual budget, right,
or I love that statistic about viagraph. Just introduced this
to which is my first time hearing it. This this
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argument to UH supporters, seems misleading because it could it's
sort of circumvents the concept of black bag budgets, or
it circumvents the concept of untraceable money, which we know
is a a real phenomenon, uh, not just in the
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Department of Defense, but in other world militaries and intelligence agencies.
And we have to ask with with Noll's earlier question
about deflation we have to ask what else we don't
know it does program like this continue? What does it
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lead to? What are the other pathways in this rabbit hole?
And most immediately, Jeremy, is this where it gets crazy? Yeah,
I would say this is certainly where it gets crazy.
I'm gonna tell you a few points right now that
I think the public is not picking up on, and
it's very important to pick up on them, and they
will blow your mind. So yes, here's where it gets crazy. So,
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first of all, the program did not end. What they're
telling you is that that twenty two million dollar program,
that little program that the contract is now over since
two thousand twelve. But the study of UFOs is still
one of the primary studies that everybody's looking at in
the United States military. So don't start to believe that
it ended. It did not end. Now. Also, uh, this event,
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we talked about the tic tac event series, the week
long series. That was not an anomaly, it's a trend.
The tik Tak event was not an isolated event. The
other video that was put out by the Pentagon was
what's called the Gimbal video. Something people don't know, or
very few people know, is that the gimbal video was
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from a completely separate set of events off of the
east coast of California in two thousand fifteen. So these
frequencies of the are increasing. Of these tic TACs and
these the similar things, and and the tic TAC event
also there were multiple tic TACs, and there was a
U s O and identified submerged object that was turning
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the water underneath. Uh, you know the planes they're flying
and looking at the tic TACs. It was said the
tic TAC seemed to be talking in quotes, talking with
the U. S Oh. So it's not isolated, um, the
government involvement, it's something else that where it gets crazy.
The d i A. The d i A, the Defense
Intelligence Agency, was the one in charge of this program
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through the twenty two million dollars. So we're talking about
a major intelligence agency within the United States. In the
article something else. Another point people didn't really pick up on.
There were alloys. There were there were skiffs that were built,
you know, to to protect information and actual objects at
big low airspace in Las Vegas, Nodada. These were being
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held there. Uh foreign to say it nicely, foreign technologies
or alloys. So you know, UFO alloys. And I think
what we're gonna learn a lot about in the next
year or so is the atomic layering of these alloys.
How do we know that they weren't created on Earth
by another nation? So keep your eyes out for that,
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and don't forget that was said in the article they
were warehousing alloys. They also mentioned really briefly, and this
was a leak about medical studies for for u a
P or unidentified flying objects or UFOs whatever we want
to call them, encounters by our government and military personnel.
So there are medical studies on individuals who had prolonged
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u a P Unidentified aero phenomena encounters. That's something that
hopefully we will learn more about. Let's talk about demons,
since we're going to where it gets crazy. The program
was stopped because people were scared lists of being in
you know, being this all being on the on page
of any news report, because some people believe this was
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not the works of aliens or et s, but it
was in fact demonic. This is true. Within our intelligence agencies,
people believed this and they didn't want it splashed on
the New York Times because they believed it was demonic.
That is true that is crazy. So, I mean, I
don't know what it is, but that is wild. Um.
The other thing is the skin Walker Ranch connection has
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not been flashed out, and I'm making a movie on that.
I'm making a movie to show those connections between these
recent UFO events, the twenty two million and the skin
Walker Ranch connection, and so that kind of leads us
to that. But all of that to me is wild. Yeah, agreed.
And one thing, that's one thing that's interesting when you
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mentioned that people within the government, some of the people
in Uncle Sam's employ felt that there were religious or
spiritual implications about that. We know that can sound insane, folks,
but we have to remember that regardless of what someone's
occupation is, what the role is, there are still a
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human being and they moved by these human motivations. So
if someone takes if someone interprets a threat seriously enough right,
then they will feel that it is a moral imperative
to report it. So this, uh, while just hearing what
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you heard just now might sound like creepy pasta on
the internet, the fact is that these were real people.
These were genuine government employees who were voicing these concerns. Yeah,
and they're seeing it through their own lens, right, which
is there's nothing wrong with because you know, I don't
know the ultimate truth. If anybody says they know the
ultimate truth, they're lying. But but that that perspective is
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worthy of an individual who has religious say to say,
this is my concern. What we're witnessing is the act
of the devil. You know, these are not a ins
this is demonic and that in fact halted progress on
these studies it did, which is pretty intense. Wow, Let's
talk a little bit more in depth about skin Walker
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Ranch while we're here, because one thing that you can
say for sure about skin Walker Ranch, whether you are
tuning in as a as a guide in the wool
believer about a very specific aspect of it, or whether
you consider yourself a James Randy esque skeptic, you can
easily admit that skin Walker Ranch is the subject of
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intense controversy. Since we we talked about on James Randy,
one of the messionic figures of the Internet skeptic movement,
had said that he had deemed Robert Bigelow's purchase of
skin Walker Ranch as um a useless study or useless investigation,
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whereas other people have sworn that they have seen incredibly
anomalous activity such as cattle mutilation, right, strange strange objects
in the sky. And what what we were hoping to
ask you, you as as your our go to expert
on this, could could you give our listeners a an
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overview of skin Walker Ranch as Okay, I'll just go
to the chase. What the heck is going on there? Man?
It's a great question, and it's easy to throw stones
someone like James Randy at Robert Bigelow saying it's useless
or whatever. But you know what, our Defense Intelligence Agency
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did not think it was useless. In fact, uh, skin
Walker Ranch was the subject of the most intense scientific
study of UFOs and the paranormal by our United States
government in history. So it wasn't just one eccentric billionaire
putting is money behind this. Now we know that. Now
we know there was a partnership made with the d
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i A. So people can throw stones and say that
sounds ridiculous, and I agree it sounds ridiculous. But you
wouldn't do a prolonged study at a place if there
wasn't scientific information and data that you were getting let
it be classified or not. So let's talk about skin
Walker Ranch, the bullet points or this real estate mogul,
self made billionaire Robert Bigelow, a big low aerospace. He
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purchased the four and eighty acre ranch in northeastern Utah
to use as a living laboratory to study the UFO phenomenon.
And historically, just to put it out there, this location
or this whole u Into basin has been inundated with
bizarre phenomenon going on back generations. So Bigelow just wanted
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answers to some you know, some big questions, and he
was determined to find them, regardless of the cost. What
happened at the ranch historically, you know, what's claimed to
lurk in the shadow goes far beyond UFOs, But bizarre
events range from you know, perplexing the wholly terrifying, vanishing
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and mutilated cattle, unidentified flying objects, huge other worldly creatures
appearing flying orbs, uh, everything under the sun. Like a
grab bag of bizarre is what was reported by scientists
and locals in this area for generations. And one family
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at this ranch, you know, their life was under siege
by these unknown enemies or entities and nothing could explain it.
And they thought maybe science could and in enters Robert Bigelow,
and he employed a crack team of PhD level scientists
to conduct long term investigation into the reports of the phenomena.
And the team was tasked to use the ranch as
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this living laboratory, you know that Biglow's own words in
the un To Basin. And they quietly and with rigor,
they studied the ranch and what they encountered during that
study would test their beliefs and even their sense of reason.
And that's what skin Walker Ranches, a living laboratory and
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in the most scientifically studied paramount hot button in history.
And our government was involved. And we're going to get
deeper into this story after a quick word from our sponsor. So, Jeremy,
give us a little insight on how you've come to
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acquire what I've seen from a trailer, boxes and boxes
of video tapes and documents all about the skin Walker Ranch.
Sure well, right time, right place, my mentor George Knapp.
You know he's a two time p Body Awarding award
(32:57):
winning uh you know, seven M journalist. The guy breaks
stories right and last day and night for thirty years. Right.
So one thing that that he did was. He earned
the trust of those involved by keeping his mouth shut
and being able to be on location, you know, dozens
and dozens of time, and working with the scientific teams
to just have a journalistic standpoint on it that one
(33:19):
day maybe he could make a documentary or reveal this info.
And he's let out little bits and pieces. But now
that the ranch has changed hands, all of that has
been altered. We can now tell this story. So poking
and prodding and trying to get the information and what
he's collected and sorting it and collating it. That's what
I've been doing for the last couple of years. And wow,
(33:41):
what I've been covered through this is truly shocking and interesting.
So that led me to want to make a movie
on it. Okay, so George Knapp had these documents, and
it appears that he was under some kind of non
disclosure agreement, and that's that I'm trying to understand here.
He wasn't allowed to talk about it for a while. Yeah,
(34:02):
journalistic ethics is more about it. If you're let in
to observe and look at something and you're said, you're told,
you know, as a journalist, you know it is not
the time to talk about this, but I want it
kind of recorded for history. We're not talking about just documents.
We're also talking about footage, actual footage that goes back
twenty years. So this is something that he kept his
(34:25):
word as a journalist. At the moment he breaks that
people no longer trust him, you know, if they if
there are a source for him. So he kept his
word and he did not leak any information, although he
did report on it from time to time in the
capacity he could even wrote a book on you know,
Hunt for the Skinwalker. Great book. It will get you
up to date on what happened there. So he was
able to put some stuff out, but the meat of it, yeah,
(34:48):
he had to is a human burden as a journalist.
He had to sit on it and those that time
has now gone and that that was a burden that
you were also shouldering for your time researching this, Uh,
this upcoming work. One thing that's interesting, I know a
lot of a lot of us in the audience are
(35:09):
going to ask and it's completely fine if this and
completely understandable if there's a question that shouldn't be answered
on air. You mentioned that Robert Bigelow no longer owns
skin Walker Ranch that it was acquired by another party.
Do we know who that party is and do they
wish to remain anonymous or they affiliated with the government
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in any way, et cetera. The public does not know
who the new owner of skin Walker Ranches. Uh. The
new owner of skin Walker Ranch is not affiliated with
the government to the best of my knowledge, and the
new owner desires to remain out of the public eye.
So I respect that and again journalistic integrity, and there's
(35:53):
you know, no reason to go beyond that. But yeah,
that that you know, there is new ownership, and that
is interesting. Okay, Uh, this I'm really glad that we
got that out into the air. I also wanted to, well,
Matt Nolan, I wanted to follow up on something that
we had been thinking about four years and I know
(36:13):
you're on the same page with us here, And that's
the larger concept of disclosure capital D disclosure. And this
is uh to catch everyone up. This is the idea
that there would be some globally recognized acknowledgement of either
evidence of extraterrestrials visiting in the past, evidence of extra
(36:36):
terrestrial life even if it hasn't contacted Earth, or something
like that. Do you see this announcement by the pentagon Um,
regardless of how much store remains classified, do you see
this as a step toward that? Do you believe that
disclosure is an impending phenomenon? No, disclosure will not happen.
People would go to jail. It would also be very
(36:59):
damaging to the world in general. However, Uh, confirmation is
something that appears that we are inching towards to some
people even believe we've we've had confirmation if you really
read and understand and talk with the people involved here
from the news reports to you know, the television interviews.
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But I think it's a very important understand disclosure with
the capital D. That is a fantasy. People would go
to jail if the United States government says we are
we are in fact being visited by extraterrestrials and we
have been for a long time and here's all the
information we've been reverse engineering their technology or attempting to that.
Is that people would would go down for that. So
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that's not going to happen. But what might happen and
appears we are inching towards, is confirmation the idea that hey,
there's there, there are unknowns, and these unknowns they have
to be piloted if it's what it appears, although all
the evidence shows these are not being some other star
systems visiting us, but in fact it's much more complex
(38:03):
than that. That's actually what the evidence shows. But yeah,
I believe we're inching towards confirmation of what we do
know to a degree. But no, no disclosure with a
capital D. That's that's just never going to happen in
my opinion. Well, that's disheartening, Jeremy, because I've been waiting
on that for a long time. Very good. No, no, no,
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I'm jokingly. I guess the reason I'm told we're totally joking.
But it's like, you know, they released They do tend
to release stuff years and years and years later when
it seems like it maybe is irrelevant for actual living humans,
like things about the Kennedy assassination and stuff. Um, but
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I feel like you're I I agree with you. It
doesn't seem like the government does things like that and
for any other reason than to play kate people and
not actually to inform right or to get what they want. Remember,
the elephant in the room here is that how these
craft operate on the on the last show with you,
I said, the only one thing we know about UFOs
(39:10):
is that it's a huge amount of energy in a
very small amount of space. Scientifically we know that. So
now we're looking again at a fierce technology. It's like
the moment that you learn how to make a nuclear
reactor for power, you you you cannot unlearn how to
(39:30):
make a nuclear bomb. So the weaponization potential of these
technologies are so powerful that for all the good things
that could do for us, it could be a very destructive.
It would be a very destructive technology. And so that
is the elephant in the room. Wow, Okay, I'm going
(39:51):
back to the twenty two million dollars because I think
this is an important point and it kind of touches
on disclosure as well. The f A eighteen super Hornet
that Commander David Faber was flying when he saw the
tic tac UFO incident, the price tag on that vehicle,
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if you were going to buy it in that of course,
was two thousand four it would be seventy million dollars.
And if you're imagining that that single jet that that
single pilot was flying that observed a UFO is several
times more than the entire operating budget for a program
(40:32):
for me that spells smoke screen or perhaps almost a
front or disinformation of some sort in some way. That's
just what That's what it feels like to me in
my gut. And I just wonder if you've encountered anything
like that that would make you think there's something fishy
(40:54):
going on. Well, I mean, the only thing fishy going
on is that we're not being told where our tax
dollars are being spent on. It's not being acknowledged that
this is a high priority. Again, that twenty two million
is just a drop in the budget, that's what a
drop in the bucket, And that that's what's so funny
about this. There are programs in every branch of our military,
(41:14):
in every intelligence agency. I can tell you that with
definitive fact. So this little tiny drop is part of
an ocean of financing that goes towards trying to understand
these fierce technologies. Got you, So, I guess I just
have I have worries about it being some kind of
(41:37):
disinformation or counterintelligence program to cover up just advanced testing, um,
because you know it's that whole I want to believe
thing I am nervous that maybe somebody is pulling my leg,
even all the way up to the Harry Reads, just
so that something else can be covered up. Well, that
would be fantastic. I mean, that would be a wild
(41:58):
truth if if uh were indeed the case. And we
always do need to look at that, because our government
historically has been really good at saying, look at the
left hand when I'm doing something with the right hand.
But indeed, these are this is not a smoke screen
to the best of my knowledge. I mean, these are
things being observed by trained fighter pilots, by witnesses all
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around the world for centuries, and so this phenomenon is real.
We might not understand it deeply from a government level,
but they do want to know as much as they can.
I it is outside the scope of my imagination. Essentially
telling the public that these things are happening is somehow
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going to benefit the budget or benefit the the you know,
the needs of the government. I think the people that
have come forward are just like you and me. They
believe this is worthy of proper investigation and that the
American public should know. Well said, well said Jeremy. This
this brings us to another question that we we always
(43:07):
want to include when we're talking about currently unfolding events,
and this can go where wherever you see fit. What
do you see as the near or mid future? Um,
I guess consequences might be too strong a word, but
(43:27):
the results are the ripples of this announcement. Well, I
think it's going to be followed up, and I think
that if we can get to the point where the
public really understands. I mean, gosh, the public was so
interested when that New York Times article came out. I
mean it just blacked it off. This is a topic everybody.
If you have a curious bone in your body, you
(43:50):
have to be interested in this. It's just a matter
of the devils and the details, really trying to read
and see what's going on. I think that once alloys
are presented to the public that are clearly not made
by human hand because of the perfect atomic layering of
elements that should not be able to be fused together,
(44:10):
and then the properties of these alloys, how they interact
with our known physics in slightly different ways. If that
is shown, if that is shown in a big way
through major media, you will have to ask yourself who
made these alloys? So I think slowly and over time.
Remember we're being promised more videos by the Tom DeLong
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conglomerate of really incredible intelligence and aviation people and CIA people,
that kind of thing, that there are more videos. The
third one is promised. I happen to know that there
are a lot more videos that were unclassified. So the
question is what is the public going to be exposed
to slowly and what will the questions be? What will
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the public ask and asking the right question that I've
learned through this type of work is the most importance
in the near future. I think it's just getting the
public to ask the right questions in a big way,
and it's going to take a drip by drip more
information coming out to get us there. I have one
last serious question. Are these videos going to be lost?
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Blink onanity two videos? You'd hope right that blink money
is in the sneeze. I I I do hear that
he is doing interesting things with his his fortune, and
I think that's really fascinating. I'm I'm being a jerk,
but I think it's really interesting that he's taking that
money and like trying to do something interesting with and
(45:39):
he is working with us as we said, established government figures,
many many retired, but you know, legit intelligence agency, defense
folks like Chris Mellon, for instance, I believe is working
with him. Is that correct. Yeah, let's just clarify here.
So Tom DeLong Blink two got together a group of
(46:02):
government officials who are all on the same page and
scientists to try to one get more information out like
Lou Alesando who's on his board, did get up to
videos so far declassified to us. So, you know, yea
for Tom. I'm rooting for Tom. Has nothing to do
with his music or anything like that, just as an
individual trying to move the needle forward. He has successfully
(46:24):
done that and hopefully will continue doing that. Of course,
there are other aspects to his project, which is, you know,
the promise through funded you know, through money from you know,
from people through crowdfunding, to to try to emulate or
simulate or make you know, some of these technologies actually function.
And you know, I don't know about that. I don't
know if that's gonna work. I don't know the implications
(46:46):
of that at you know, there's a lot of skepticism
on that, but I think what he has done is heroic.
I think he pulled together a good group of people,
put it in the forefront, used his name in the
space as his passport to get more information out, and
I applaud him for that. So I think we just
need to separate that from the other endeavors of his group.
Let's look at what he has done. So yeah, I
applaud him for that. Again, we are all cogs in
(47:09):
a much bigger wheel. The big news flash here is
if we're being visited by technologies and craft of unknown
origin not made here on Earth, who is piloting these
and what is their intention? That's the big question. And
then I would I would only add to that to
(47:29):
what end? I mean, it's a serious that's a serious
concern because, as human history at least has taught us,
typically when one civilization with technological advantage or superiority meets
another civilization, things do not end well. And if we
are in a case where where there would be some
(47:53):
sort of contact from beyond our terrestrial plane, we can
only hope that this would not follow the precedence set
by humanity. Right, So this is in fact where it
gets weird. I have a little theory that I call
the clock. The UFOs are clockwork orange. And it's the
(48:13):
basic theory that we may not be witnessing just beings
from other star systems engaging humanity with craft that appear
to be UFOs, but in fact we may be experiencing
uh an ai or some sort of artificial intelligence that
is giving us a learning program over time to acclimate
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us to the ideas of high technology. Because if you
look through UFO accounts all throughout the centuries, you'll see
that what people are engaging and seeing goes far beyond
just craft in the sky or lights in the sky.
But in fact, there are much more complex interactions that
humans have from information to uh you know, technology that's
(49:00):
just beyond the cusp of what we have at the time.
So this information is changing over the centuries, and I
think that we may be interacting with something far stranger
than just being so another planet other people from another planet.
Well said, and speaking of stranger things, not the Netflix show, folks,
but speaking of stranger stranger subjects and topics, there is
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something that we wanted to bring up. We we would
be remiss if we didn't mention this or explore it
at some point in our time with you today. And
Matt I'd like to pass the honors to you in
this regard. Yeah, you mentioned a name that just kind
of got peppered in as we've been talking. Bob Lazar.
(49:48):
This is a This is a physicist who was working
at several laboratories at least I have to say allegedly
here because you're you have your taking Bob Lazar's word
over you know, other other people's. But he worked amongst
other places, Area fifty one, according to him, and he
was witnessed to a lot of the things that we've
(50:10):
been talking about today, other alien you know, alien craft,
Alloy's medals, this kind of thing, and you you got
to talk to him. Yeah. In fact, you know, after
many years, this is always the kind of a dream
of mine. After many years of time knowing Bob, becoming friends,
(50:33):
we have had the chance to go really deep into
this and eventually he said, let's you know, let's do it.
You're right, people have twisted my story. So just to
get people up today, Bob Lazar is the most important
and key individual in the whole UFO history and more
he has certainly influenced the UFOL culture, you know with
(50:54):
his story, more than anyone particular individual and he wants
you to put the word a aegedly in front of
anything you say about him, because he wants you to
use your brain. He is giving you his story and
telling you that you should decide if what he's telling
is true. Now, after thirty years telling his story and
(51:15):
not changing it, we now have a different lens in
order to look at this story. And that's what I've
been doing. I've been contact and witnesses that have never
been contacted. I've been talking with Bob and getting him
to go on film about things he's never been able
to or never talked about. So the basic story is
that Bob says he's studied alien propulsion and alien propulsion
(51:36):
system for the US military in nine nine, and he
came forward on the news with George Knapp and told
everybody about it. Eric, if you won flying sausage from
another world and a program to create a fierce technology,
that is Bob's claim, And this is where we stand now.
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He's really pretty much remained silent. He's nothing from the
UFO world has ever done anything good for his life.
And you you only know that when you get closer
to Bob as a person to see who he is
what his character is and how it really has negatively
influences life just telling his story. That will be up
to you to judge based on the evidence and based
on getting to know him personally through the film, if
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you believe Bob Lazar and his story. But the big
question is if Bob is telling us the truth, then
what and so that's what I hope to address in
this film. Bob claims he worked at a sub base
of Area fifty one called S four. There was a
place with nine hangars and nine flying saucer type craft.
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He was able to work on one and its propulsion system,
which operated allegedly off of Element one fifteen, a stabilized
version where they had a nice took it, stabilized it,
and he said, gravity is a wave and it works
off gravity amplification. The most interesting thing this weaponized my
curiosity the way that this propulsion worked, because it's not
(53:09):
really propulsion. You don't push thrust out the back. You
distort time space by amplifying a gravituate and fall instantly
in little jumps into a place, so you don't need
to travel fast in this be of light. So his
claims are that he worked on trying to understand this
system for our government. And he actually got to see
(53:32):
allegedly the inside of what he called the Sports Model,
which was a really sleek looking UFO, and he said
it was ominous. Wow. Well, unfortunately, I think we're running
out of time, guys, so we really we're gonna have
to just go on our own and learn more about
this in our own journeys. Is where's the best place
(53:55):
to go and find your films? For anybody listening, all
of my films can be found at Extraordinary Beliefs dot com. Currently,
my film Patients seventeen is available on Netflix as well
as iTunes and Amazon, Xbox all that stuff. What I
encourage everybody to do is go deep into the Bob
Blazar story. Now type it in, ask your Google voice
(54:16):
device who is Bob Blazar, and just start looking into
it because I will be putting out the definitive documentary
on his story and life within the year of two
thousand eighteen. Towards the end of it, a lot will
be revealed, So go research, catch up and hopefully we
can touch base right before that film drops to the public.
And also this for listeners, there are two great articles
(54:37):
about the main stuff we're talking about today with this
government program. There's one on the New York Times, as
we mentioned, and then there was one in Politico that
I think we talked about as well. You had something
to do with the political piece, did you say, No,
I was able to know about what was going on.
I had been studying the Teknok case for two years,
so it's intimately involved in knowing how this is going
(54:59):
to way out to the public, which is not really important.
It's just kind of cool that I could see it
from both sides. Absolutely, It's also interesting to read these
stories from these you know, very um prestigious news organizations
and to see the way they handle stuff that you
don't typically see dealt with by organizations like this. So
it's it's it's pretty it's pretty interesting and illuminating, especially
(55:20):
when it turned into a The New York Times had
a follow up article where they did one of my
favorite moves that happens often in journalism. They started reporting
on how they reported the story, so not the actual
story itself, and then a portal of dark matter opened
up and swallowed the entire New York Times. Hey, by
(55:42):
the way, speaking of Netflix, have you guys seen the
clover Field Paradox yet not good. Oh, haven't haven't seen
it yet, but it's a hot take. Haven't haven't seen
it yet, We've heard about it. But while you're on Netflix,
you can, as we mentioned, check out pace in seventeen.
You can also check out our earlier episode on Implants
(56:05):
with Jeremy And that was the first time we had
you on the show. And uh, just like we said then,
we greatly appreciate your time. Thank you so much for
coming on and giving our friends and neighbors listeners in
the audience conspiracy realists a peek behind the curtain. And
I'm really glad that you said. I'm really glad that
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you encourage people to dive into this on their own.
When can they expect to see the next film on
Bob Blazar. Yes, so the boblas Our film will come
out at the end of two thousand eighteen, but I
will have one coming up before and that will be
the one on skin Walker Ranch. And so look for
my films this year. Absolutely, and thanks gentlemen for having
(56:48):
me on. You certainly do provide a show telling people
and giving people information on stuff they don't want you
to know. And I really appreciate that you do this,
so thanks for having me on and just great work,
a pleasure. We'll see you again soon, Sir Jeremy Corbel,
Ladies and gentlemen, And thus ends our episode for today,
but not our show. Never fear, Matt, Noel, Paul and
(57:12):
I will be back very soon with something strange, unnerving,
hopefully fascinating, and in the meantime, we'd like to hear
from you. You can find us on Instagram. You can
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(00:46):
finally delving into a story that you heard about fairly recently.
And you may have seen it as an interesting headline
on your Facebook feed, if that's where you get your news.
You may have seen a couple of people commenting on
in Reddit. You may have wondered why such an earth
shaking story hit the headlines and then appeared to vanish.
(01:08):
And now when I first saw it, I was like, wait,
so this is this is like an admission that that
this stuff is real. Well, yeah, these programs are real,
especially because you were probably reading it in the New
York Times, which you generally don't read about UFOs. There,
that's what I'm saying, I was like, this is the one,
this is the big one. And then it was kind
of just like where where that? What happened to that story? Right?
Paper of note, New York Times UH, and a journalist
(01:29):
working for the New York Times by the name of
Ralph Blumenthal went public with a front page Sunday article
in the New York Times fairly recently, where it was
entitled Gluing Auras and Black Money, The Pentagon's Mysterious UFO column.
Bloomenthal riding with Leslie Keene and Helene Cooper UH, it
(01:52):
introduced the vast majority of the public, including Matt Noel,
Paul and myself, to something called the Advanced aerosp Ace
Threat Identification Program. And this blew our collective mind. We
weren't sure what was up, We weren't sure what was left,
what was right, where to go? And because we wanted
(02:12):
to bring the most fascinating and most accurate information to
bear on this subject, we UH we connected with one
of our experts in the field in this regard, right,
and we are lucky enough to have him with us
on the air today. Ladies and gentlemen. You may remember
(02:34):
him from our previous episode on allegations of alien implants
or mysterious implants, the mastermind behind the film Patient seventeen
number on Netflix and trending right now. By the way,
check it out if you haven't already, We'd like to
introduce you to Jeremy Corbell. Jeremy, Hey, gentlemen, thanks for
(02:55):
having me on again. So all right, you just I
guess we just start at the beginning. Let's let's go
to the day this article comes out. How much did
you know about this at that point? Well, I've actually
been working on the tic Tac case for two years
and was not allowed to say anything about it, so
(03:16):
I got to see it kind of from the inside
before it was published. You know, I had pre warning
about the published, you know, being published in the New
York Times and Politico and then getting picked up by
the global media. You know, it was a big story,
is a big story. So luckily I got to see
it a little bit from the inside. So can you
tell us a little bit about what the tic Tac
incident is? Sure? Yeah, I mean we should go. You know,
(03:39):
here are the facts, man. The devil's in the details,
and this is a real conspiracy reality. This is something
being held back from the American and global public, and
it you know, does have a focus on the tic
Tac incident because and that is the case that I
was working on for a couple of years. I had
no way to shield anybody I was speaking with, you know,
from their secrecy agreements. So as really great how this
(04:01):
came out. The tic Tac incident off the coast of
California was one of many incidents where there is an
anomalous aerial vehicle or anomous aerial threat, depending on how
they want to twist the language, where an object of
unknown origin, no tail numbers, no even wings, was defying
(04:22):
all ideas that we have about propulsion, gravity and flight.
And this thing was observed within a hundred feet by
the primary pilot, Commander David Fraber, and it was on
every radar that we have and considered a threat of
unknown origin, and it just displayed the most astounding flight characteristics.
(04:46):
And so that is kind of the core of that story,
that there is an unknown technology, unknown craft from unknown
origins that outfly anything that we have. And that was
a two thousand four case, so pretty current, right, and
that's uh, I really want to emphasize this for the
rest of the audience here, Jeremy, you mentioned it was
(05:09):
a fighter pilot who is the primary observer. Here, there
were other observers, and these were experts. These were not
people who are walking in, you know, a tourist area,
waiting in line to get some street food. These were
These were people operating out of the USS mimits. Is
that correct? Yeah? In fact, these are are most highly
(05:30):
trained combat pilots. There were four visual observers on that
particular day, Yet these events were ongoing for over a
week off the coast of California, being observed by our
National defense and military, and these pilots, having no knowledge
of what they were going to were asked, what ordinance
do you have on board? We have a real life
(05:51):
target for you. And they were sent out to observe
and to engage this anomalous aerial vehicle. And there are
some things about that that the public needs to know.
Not only are these trained observers, but this object that
they engaged did things like actively jam compared to passively
jam their radar and weapons systems, which is fascinating because
(06:14):
they had the most high tech available to the United
States military or the world at this time, and the
craft itself did not look like anything we would understand
as an aircraft. Right. There were no uh, no rotors,
no wings, no, not even any portholes. Is that correct?
(06:34):
In my conversations with Commander David Fraber, it was the
most astounding thing he had ever seen in combat or
even in theory, because this object, through the different visual
optics that he had, had no protrusions like wings or
anything like that. It had no exhaust plumes they can
use flear, which is heat sensing. There is no possible
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way that he knew of that this thing could operate
and in ways that it did when he was observing it,
it was like a ping pong bouncing right left, up down.
It was absolutely foolish. The way that it was moving,
it was strange, beyond all beliefs. And at one point
it noticed him and it started to target him and
move around his vehicle and shut down his system. I mean,
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he's quoted as saying in the Boston Herald, you know
it is not something we developed, uh, And then he
believes it's something not from here, not from Earth. So, Jeremy,
you have not only spoken with the fighter pilot who
was the primary witness for this, but you also followed
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this story or this phenomenon beyond this specific instance to
a global context. And earlier off air you said that
you had some you had some contextualizing points about the
the the global impact or or the backdrop of this phenomenon,
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and we were wondering if you could walk walk us
in the audience through the primary Um, let's see the
lay of the land here or the should we say,
the cast of the sky. Yeah, sure so, yeah. I
have developed a network of people involved, which you know,
the two thousand four Nimits event, from radar operators to
personnel to the pilots. So I've been able to see this,
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you know, from a larger perspective. But the big news,
let's let's step back to the big news. You know,
here are the facts. You know, first of all, we
should know that my mentor, George Knapp, really broke all
of this information first before anybody, and you know, he's
got his ear to the rail in a way. We
are standing in a place now within the United States
where and the world where we are being told a
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number of things. So for example, you know, here are
the facts. It was an announcement twenty two million dollars
was spent by our government to study the UFO phenomenon
that was reported in the New York Times, and the
Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program a t i P was
named secret UFO study something in our airspace, out running
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our machine bullet point. A man named Lewis Alexando, who's
the former director of Programs to investigate Unidentified aerial threats
for our government, he came forward in that article as well,
So they identified that there's a threat. Alexandre said in
the political article. We we we had never seen anything
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like it. There was frustration within our government. Uh. Alesando
kind of made that clear by saying, look, if the
Russian bear bomber comes into near California, it's all over
the news. These are coming in the skies over our facilities,
and you hear nothing but crickets. I mean, he says
our facilities. That was a direct quote. We're also talking
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about nuclear facilities. So in the public eye, nothing has
been studied about UFOs since the closing of Project Bluebook
in nineteen sixty nine. That's what we were told. Now
we know that that is completely false. It was also
said that the a a t i P program ended
in two thousand and twelves, right, So this is right
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out of the Pentagon. They're saying that program to study
FOS ended in two thousand twelve. In fact, that is false,
and we'll get into that when it gets crazy. Uh,
there was a fear. This is something else that everybody
should know. There was a fear that you know, these
incidents and these aircraft and these craft that were witnessing
were not made by humans. This is all the way
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up in the chain of command within our Pentagon. And Uh.
The other kind of headline news that we learned through
the New York Times article is that former Senator Harry
Read of Nevada, he initiated this twenty two million dollar
program to study UFOs and the larger phenomena that we
observe that have to you know, that are beyond UFOs.
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There is a very strange link to a very strange
property that this program had a directorate to a place
called skin Walker rect So that's what we know from
these global announcements that in fact UFOs as a threat
is a hot topic and remains a hot topic since
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nineteen sixty nine, when allegedly we stopped studying this stuff,
which we now know is not true. So that's kind
of the big point, the big pictures, and they're using
specific cases to help us understand that. Just to go
back quickly to Lewis Elizondo, the person who was essentially
the manager of the program at least for a time,
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one thing we found to be extremely important here with
regards to the Pentagon itself studying these things. He said
that even his immediate supervisor at the Pentagon was unaware
of the program, which, you know, we we've we've talked
about segmentation that occurs within the government, within government groups
like that before, within structures where you know, what what
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is it You just a lot of people won't know
exactly what's going on, what your what the next person
is working on. Often there's a compartmentalization of information. So
perhaps the Pentagon overall didn't even really know what was
going on. I guess yeah, it's it's quite surprising. There
is a stove piping they call it, within intelligence circles
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of information, so you know, one hand can't access what
the other hand is working on. And there's a reason
for that specifically in these programs. It's because the implications
of this technology. It is a fierce technology. It is
something when weaponized, if we could control the forces of
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nature like these craft appear to be able to control,
that gives any nation a leg up technologically, a weaponization
that other countries, other nations wouldn't have. So that is
the exact reason why within the intelligence community, Department of
Defense and National Security, you have this stove piping and compartmentalization.
It's important. We used it for the atomic weapons system,
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the autock bomb, and we use it now in anything
regarding UFOs. And that's that's a very important point regarding
atomic weaponry. And I'm glad you brought up this subject because,
from what we understand, for Senator Harry Reid, uh, the
the question of missile defense and nuclear weaponry was one
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of the at least according to his public statements, one
of the primary motivators for his interest in the project.
He said that he had read classified reports about encounters
with unidentified flying objects over US nuclear basis, and that
during those encounters, just just like how the systems on
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the fighter planes were scrambled or disabled, the atomic weapons
themselves were somehow disabled in these encounters. Uh, do do
you believe that that? What that stated motivation of his
was the primary goal or do you believe the something
more to the story. Well, I believe that the concept
of national defense is the primary goal. If we don't
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know how something is working in if acant threat in
our nation, than it is a priority. So yeah, I
do believe in general that the idea was a how
do we protect ourselves from these vehicles and these technologies
that are far beyond ours that can shut down our
nukes at any moment. But let's get specific about that.
I just had launched the other week with Robert Salas.
Robert Salas was in command of ten minutemen intercontinental ballistic
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missiles when at his base, mails from Air Force Base
a UFO came in observed. This is all now public
information through FOYA. We got this information and UFO, a
glowing red UFO came in over the base and it's
shut down ten independent systems. And we know specifically what
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this UFO target, which is the Global Positioning System. Disabled
them immediately, just disabled them. And this is not an
isolated This happened within seven days on another base here
in America, and also we now know in Russia at
the same time, So you have a technology flying with
impunity coming over the most just secure nuclear missile basis
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our top weaponry in America and in Russia and just
effortlessly shutting down our technologies by targeting the positioning systems. Now,
this is a problem. This is a problem, whether it
is benevolent and they're saying don't play with fire, or
if this is some sort of display of power, which
it certainly was. So, yes, I do believe the motivation
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is national security. Well read was quoted in saying, um,
I'm glad that this happened because now we have scientific proof,
or I'm glad as revelation was revealed to the public.
And those are strong words from a politician who's I
don't know, one of their primary jobs seems to be
obstistication or like trying to kind of deceive the public
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in some way or like you know, and this is
pretty bold sentiment coming from a career politician. Can you
speak to that or where how do you feel about
that quote? Yeah, well, look his perspective because he did
this with black budget money. I mean, this is not
even pushed through Congress, this is not asked for. This
is money that is created and funneled in to these
special access programs where you know, again, most congress person
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will have no idea about these programs or what's going on.
They are not in the need to know, even if
they have the classification. So uh, I this is These
are strong words, but it's it's really just the beginning
of it. There's a lot that Harry Reid is not explaining.
The reason Harry Reid got interested in this subject at
all is because of the Bob Was Our story and
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being in Avata politician would talk with George Knapp, and
so he learned that Bob was Our story is true,
and he learned that this is something the et technology
or foreign technologies that we don't really have a handle on.
And then it was a pawn and this is something
that people don't know. Again, it's upon understanding the skin
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Walker Ranch story that really motivated Harry Reid because he
read George Knapp's book. It motivated him to take this
issue more seriously and try to initiate funding for it
because he thought, scientifically, if we can get a handle
on this, even a glimpse, that this is the biggest
thing that has ever happened to national events and humanity.
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So yes, I I think it's a powerful statement. It's
also powerful that the New York Times pats article and
that they admitted to the advanced A the Aerial Threat
Identification Program. I mean that is the modern day Project Bluebook,
and it has not ended in two thousand twelve, Like stated,
the only thing that ended was the partnership with Robert
Bigelow a big Low Aerospace to study skin Walker Ranch.
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And on that note, we do have to emphasize, yes,
Harry Reid was not acting alone. He did have support
from at least two other senators who went public, Ted
Stevens and Daniel Enoe from Alaska and Hawaii, and of
course the founder of Bigelow Aerospace, Robert T. Bigelow. No
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long time listeners, you will recall previous episodes examining Project
blue Book, and you may also recall um previous mentions
of skin Walker Ranch. And if you like our show,
then you are definitely going to want to hear the
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rest of our conversation with Jeremy Corbell after a word
from our sponsor. Okay, we're back now. Generally, when I
think about the study of UFOs, I think about governmental
organizations and things like Project blue Book. I do not
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usually think about a private for profit organization having a
hand in, you know, either taking a government contract to
study UFOs or aerial phenomena or being paid in any
way by a government entity. But in this case, we
do have a private aerospace organization, Bigelow Aerospace, And can
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you like, what do you know, Jeremy about their involvement
with this whole thing. Yes, it's absolutely fascinating. This is
a classic chess move by our United States government. It's
like when they put facilities on Native American or sovereign
nation land where they can they don't have to uh
act as if they're you know, under jurisdiction of the
federal government. They can do things outside of the parameters
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that are usually on them. So using private industry is
the oldest trick in the book. And that's what we
saw with the partnership between Big Low Aerospace and actually
the d i A at the Defense Intelligence Agency, the
intelligence agency within the branch of the Pentagon. So this
is exactly what happened. There was a contract put out
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for this twenty two million to study what was going
on specifically at at skin Walker Ranch, but the anomalous
aerial vehicles and Bigelow already had an interest in this
and had a property of high activity. The United States
government wanted to understand this technology and if it was
indeed other worldly and if that is a national security problem.
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So that shielding that they got through using private industry,
because you cannot send a Freedom of Information Act to
private industry, but you couldn't the d i A. So yeah,
So partnering with Bigelow was really the way that they
were able to shield themselves from public scrutiny to try
to get a handle on what's going on. Dude, before
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we get crazy, I just have a quick question. I
know Harry Reid's retiring soon, um, and there is talking.
You know, he was a big he was really against
the whole yucka Mountain nuclear waste repository in Nevada. And
now I saw an article saying that because he's retiring,
that could go forward without him there to kind of
guard against it. I'm wondering if, since he was in
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such a toward of this program, you think him retiring
will you know, deflate it in anyway. No, actually, I
don't think that Harry read retiring will deflate the program,
because we're talking about a twenty two million program, which
is like, you know, our military spends more on viagraph
for its soldiers than it was twenty two million per
year and this is over you know, uh, seven years maybe.
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So it's really funny. This topic is studied through every
branch of our military and every intelligence organization. The studies
are ongoing, so there's no deflating this. It's just we're
hearing about a piece of it. Don't worry our governments
on this. And one of the things that will hear
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when people bring up that that number that's twenty two million,
is you will hear people say, well, that's twenty two
million out of a six hundred billion annual budget, right,
or I love that statistic about viagraph. Just introduced this
to which is my first time hearing it. This this
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argument to UH supporters, seems misleading because it could it's
sort of circumvents the concept of black bag budgets, or
it circumvents the concept of untraceable money, which we know
is a a real phenomenon, uh, not just in the
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Department of Defense, but in other world militaries and intelligence agencies.
And we have to ask with with Noll's earlier question
about deflation we have to ask what else we don't
know it does program like this continue? What does it
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lead to? What are the other pathways in this rabbit hole?
And most immediately, Jeremy, is this where it gets crazy? Yeah,
I would say this is certainly where it gets crazy.
I'm gonna tell you a few points right now that
I think the public is not picking up on, and
it's very important to pick up on them, and they
will blow your mind. So yes, here's where it gets crazy. So,
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first of all, the program did not end. What they're
telling you is that that twenty two million dollar program,
that little program that the contract is now over since
two thousand twelve. But the study of UFOs is still
one of the primary studies that everybody's looking at in
the United States military. So don't start to believe that
it ended. It did not end. Now. Also, uh, this event,
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we talked about the tic tac event series, the week
long series. That was not an anomaly, it's a trend.
The tik Tak event was not an isolated event. The
other video that was put out by the Pentagon was
what's called the Gimbal video. Something people don't know, or
very few people know, is that the gimbal video was
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from a completely separate set of events off of the
east coast of California in two thousand fifteen. So these
frequencies of the are increasing. Of these tic TACs and
these the similar things, and and the tic TAC event
also there were multiple tic TACs, and there was a
U s O and identified submerged object that was turning
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the water underneath. Uh, you know the planes they're flying
and looking at the tic TACs. It was said the
tic TAC seemed to be talking in quotes, talking with
the U. S Oh. So it's not isolated, um, the
government involvement, it's something else that where it gets crazy.
The d i A. The d i A, the Defense
Intelligence Agency, was the one in charge of this program
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through the twenty two million dollars. So we're talking about
a major intelligence agency within the United States. In the
article something else. Another point people didn't really pick up on.
There were alloys. There were there were skiffs that were built,
you know, to to protect information and actual objects at
big low airspace in Las Vegas, Nodada. These were being
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held there. Uh foreign to say it nicely, foreign technologies
or alloys. So you know, UFO alloys. And I think
what we're gonna learn a lot about in the next
year or so is the atomic layering of these alloys.
How do we know that they weren't created on Earth
by another nation? So keep your eyes out for that,
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and don't forget that was said in the article they
were warehousing alloys. They also mentioned really briefly, and this
was a leak about medical studies for for u a
P or unidentified flying objects or UFOs whatever we want
to call them, encounters by our government and military personnel.
So there are medical studies on individuals who had prolonged
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u a P Unidentified aero phenomena encounters. That's something that
hopefully we will learn more about. Let's talk about demons,
since we're going to where it gets crazy. The program
was stopped because people were scared lists of being in
you know, being this all being on the on page
of any news report, because some people believe this was
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not the works of aliens or et s, but it
was in fact demonic. This is true. Within our intelligence agencies,
people believed this and they didn't want it splashed on
the New York Times because they believed it was demonic.
That is true that is crazy. So, I mean, I
don't know what it is, but that is wild. Um.
The other thing is the skin Walker Ranch connection has
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not been flashed out, and I'm making a movie on that.
I'm making a movie to show those connections between these
recent UFO events, the twenty two million and the skin
Walker Ranch connection, and so that kind of leads us
to that. But all of that to me is wild. Yeah, agreed.
And one thing, that's one thing that's interesting when you
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mentioned that people within the government, some of the people
in Uncle Sam's employ felt that there were religious or
spiritual implications about that. We know that can sound insane, folks,
but we have to remember that regardless of what someone's
occupation is, what the role is, there are still a
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human being and they moved by these human motivations. So
if someone takes if someone interprets a threat seriously enough right,
then they will feel that it is a moral imperative
to report it. So this, uh, while just hearing what
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you heard just now might sound like creepy pasta on
the internet, the fact is that these were real people.
These were genuine government employees who were voicing these concerns. Yeah,
and they're seeing it through their own lens, right, which
is there's nothing wrong with because you know, I don't
know the ultimate truth. If anybody says they know the
ultimate truth, they're lying. But but that that perspective is
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worthy of an individual who has religious say to say,
this is my concern. What we're witnessing is the act
of the devil. You know, these are not a ins
this is demonic and that in fact halted progress on
these studies it did, which is pretty intense. Wow, Let's
talk a little bit more in depth about skin Walker
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Ranch while we're here, because one thing that you can
say for sure about skin Walker Ranch, whether you are
tuning in as a as a guide in the wool
believer about a very specific aspect of it, or whether
you consider yourself a James Randy esque skeptic, you can
easily admit that skin Walker Ranch is the subject of
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intense controversy. Since we we talked about on James Randy,
one of the messionic figures of the Internet skeptic movement,
had said that he had deemed Robert Bigelow's purchase of
skin Walker Ranch as um a useless study or useless investigation,
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whereas other people have sworn that they have seen incredibly
anomalous activity such as cattle mutilation, right, strange strange objects
in the sky. And what what we were hoping to
ask you, you as as your our go to expert
on this, could could you give our listeners a an
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overview of skin Walker Ranch as Okay, I'll just go
to the chase. What the heck is going on there? Man?
It's a great question, and it's easy to throw stones
someone like James Randy at Robert Bigelow saying it's useless
or whatever. But you know what, our Defense Intelligence Agency
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did not think it was useless. In fact, uh, skin
Walker Ranch was the subject of the most intense scientific
study of UFOs and the paranormal by our United States
government in history. So it wasn't just one eccentric billionaire
putting is money behind this. Now we know that. Now
we know there was a partnership made with the d
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i A. So people can throw stones and say that
sounds ridiculous, and I agree it sounds ridiculous. But you
wouldn't do a prolonged study at a place if there
wasn't scientific information and data that you were getting let
it be classified or not. So let's talk about skin
Walker Ranch, the bullet points or this real estate mogul,
self made billionaire Robert Bigelow, a big low aerospace. He
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purchased the four and eighty acre ranch in northeastern Utah
to use as a living laboratory to study the UFO phenomenon.
And historically, just to put it out there, this location
or this whole u Into basin has been inundated with
bizarre phenomenon going on back generations. So Bigelow just wanted
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answers to some you know, some big questions, and he
was determined to find them, regardless of the cost. What
happened at the ranch historically, you know, what's claimed to
lurk in the shadow goes far beyond UFOs, But bizarre
events range from you know, perplexing the wholly terrifying, vanishing
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and mutilated cattle, unidentified flying objects, huge other worldly creatures
appearing flying orbs, uh, everything under the sun. Like a
grab bag of bizarre is what was reported by scientists
and locals in this area for generations. And one family
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at this ranch, you know, their life was under siege
by these unknown enemies or entities and nothing could explain it.
And they thought maybe science could and in enters Robert Bigelow,
and he employed a crack team of PhD level scientists
to conduct long term investigation into the reports of the phenomena.
And the team was tasked to use the ranch as
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this living laboratory, you know that Biglow's own words in
the un To Basin. And they quietly and with rigor,
they studied the ranch and what they encountered during that
study would test their beliefs and even their sense of reason.
And that's what skin Walker Ranches, a living laboratory and
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in the most scientifically studied paramount hot button in history.
And our government was involved. And we're going to get
deeper into this story after a quick word from our sponsor. So, Jeremy,
give us a little insight on how you've come to
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acquire what I've seen from a trailer, boxes and boxes
of video tapes and documents all about the skin Walker Ranch.
Sure well, right time, right place, my mentor George Knapp.
You know he's a two time p Body Awarding award
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winning uh you know, seven M journalist. The guy breaks
stories right and last day and night for thirty years. Right.
So one thing that that he did was. He earned
the trust of those involved by keeping his mouth shut
and being able to be on location, you know, dozens
and dozens of time, and working with the scientific teams
to just have a journalistic standpoint on it that one
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day maybe he could make a documentary or reveal this info.
And he's let out little bits and pieces. But now
that the ranch has changed hands, all of that has
been altered. We can now tell this story. So poking
and prodding and trying to get the information and what
he's collected and sorting it and collating it. That's what
I've been doing for the last couple of years. And wow,
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what I've been covered through this is truly shocking and interesting.
So that led me to want to make a movie
on it. Okay, so George Knapp had these documents, and
it appears that he was under some kind of non
disclosure agreement, and that's that I'm trying to understand here.
He wasn't allowed to talk about it for a while. Yeah,
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journalistic ethics is more about it. If you're let in
to observe and look at something and you're said, you're told,
you know, as a journalist, you know it is not
the time to talk about this, but I want it
kind of recorded for history. We're not talking about just documents.
We're also talking about footage, actual footage that goes back
twenty years. So this is something that he kept his
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word as a journalist. At the moment he breaks that
people no longer trust him, you know, if they if
there are a source for him. So he kept his
word and he did not leak any information, although he
did report on it from time to time in the
capacity he could even wrote a book on you know,
Hunt for the Skinwalker. Great book. It will get you
up to date on what happened there. So he was
able to put some stuff out, but the meat of it, yeah,
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he had to is a human burden as a journalist.
He had to sit on it and those that time
has now gone and that that was a burden that
you were also shouldering for your time researching this, Uh,
this upcoming work. One thing that's interesting, I know a
lot of a lot of us in the audience are
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going to ask and it's completely fine if this and
completely understandable if there's a question that shouldn't be answered
on air. You mentioned that Robert Bigelow no longer owns
skin Walker Ranch that it was acquired by another party.
Do we know who that party is and do they
wish to remain anonymous or they affiliated with the government
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in any way, et cetera. The public does not know
who the new owner of skin Walker Ranches. Uh. The
new owner of skin Walker Ranch is not affiliated with
the government to the best of my knowledge, and the
new owner desires to remain out of the public eye.
So I respect that and again journalistic integrity, and there's
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you know, no reason to go beyond that. But yeah,
that that you know, there is new ownership, and that
is interesting. Okay, Uh, this I'm really glad that we
got that out into the air. I also wanted to, well,
Matt Nolan, I wanted to follow up on something that
we had been thinking about four years and I know
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you're on the same page with us here, And that's
the larger concept of disclosure capital D disclosure. And this
is uh to catch everyone up. This is the idea
that there would be some globally recognized acknowledgement of either
evidence of extraterrestrials visiting in the past, evidence of extra
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terrestrial life even if it hasn't contacted Earth, or something
like that. Do you see this announcement by the pentagon Um,
regardless of how much store remains classified, do you see
this as a step toward that? Do you believe that
disclosure is an impending phenomenon? No, disclosure will not happen.
People would go to jail. It would also be very
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damaging to the world in general. However, Uh, confirmation is
something that appears that we are inching towards to some
people even believe we've we've had confirmation if you really
read and understand and talk with the people involved here
from the news reports to you know, the television interviews.
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But I think it's a very important understand disclosure with
the capital D. That is a fantasy. People would go
to jail if the United States government says we are
we are in fact being visited by extraterrestrials and we
have been for a long time and here's all the
information we've been reverse engineering their technology or attempting to that.
Is that people would would go down for that. So
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that's not going to happen. But what might happen and
appears we are inching towards, is confirmation the idea that hey,
there's there, there are unknowns, and these unknowns they have
to be piloted if it's what it appears, although all
the evidence shows these are not being some other star
systems visiting us, but in fact it's much more complex
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than that. That's actually what the evidence shows. But yeah,
I believe we're inching towards confirmation of what we do
know to a degree. But no, no disclosure with a
capital D. That's that's just never going to happen in
my opinion. Well, that's disheartening, Jeremy, because I've been waiting
on that for a long time. Very good. No, no, no,
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I'm jokingly. I guess the reason I'm told we're totally joking.
But it's like, you know, they released They do tend
to release stuff years and years and years later when
it seems like it maybe is irrelevant for actual living humans,
like things about the Kennedy assassination and stuff. Um, but
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I feel like you're I I agree with you. It
doesn't seem like the government does things like that and
for any other reason than to play kate people and
not actually to inform right or to get what they want. Remember,
the elephant in the room here is that how these
craft operate on the on the last show with you,
I said, the only one thing we know about UFOs
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is that it's a huge amount of energy in a
very small amount of space. Scientifically we know that. So
now we're looking again at a fierce technology. It's like
the moment that you learn how to make a nuclear
reactor for power, you you you cannot unlearn how to
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make a nuclear bomb. So the weaponization potential of these
technologies are so powerful that for all the good things
that could do for us, it could be a very destructive.
It would be a very destructive technology. And so that
is the elephant in the room. Wow, Okay, I'm going
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back to the twenty two million dollars because I think
this is an important point and it kind of touches
on disclosure as well. The f A eighteen super Hornet
that Commander David Faber was flying when he saw the
tic tac UFO incident, the price tag on that vehicle,
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if you were going to buy it in that of course,
was two thousand four it would be seventy million dollars.
And if you're imagining that that single jet that that
single pilot was flying that observed a UFO is several
times more than the entire operating budget for a program
(40:32):
for me that spells smoke screen or perhaps almost a
front or disinformation of some sort in some way. That's
just what That's what it feels like to me in
my gut. And I just wonder if you've encountered anything
like that that would make you think there's something fishy
(40:54):
going on. Well, I mean, the only thing fishy going
on is that we're not being told where our tax
dollars are being spent on. It's not being acknowledged that
this is a high priority. Again, that twenty two million
is just a drop in the budget, that's what a
drop in the bucket, And that that's what's so funny
about this. There are programs in every branch of our military,
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in every intelligence agency. I can tell you that with
definitive fact. So this little tiny drop is part of
an ocean of financing that goes towards trying to understand
these fierce technologies. Got you, So, I guess I just
have I have worries about it being some kind of
(41:37):
disinformation or counterintelligence program to cover up just advanced testing, um,
because you know it's that whole I want to believe
thing I am nervous that maybe somebody is pulling my leg,
even all the way up to the Harry Reads, just
so that something else can be covered up. Well, that
would be fantastic. I mean, that would be a wild
(41:58):
truth if if uh were indeed the case. And we
always do need to look at that, because our government
historically has been really good at saying, look at the
left hand when I'm doing something with the right hand.
But indeed, these are this is not a smoke screen
to the best of my knowledge. I mean, these are
things being observed by trained fighter pilots, by witnesses all
(42:22):
around the world for centuries, and so this phenomenon is real.
We might not understand it deeply from a government level,
but they do want to know as much as they can.
I it is outside the scope of my imagination. Essentially
telling the public that these things are happening is somehow
(42:43):
going to benefit the budget or benefit the the you know,
the needs of the government. I think the people that
have come forward are just like you and me. They
believe this is worthy of proper investigation and that the
American public should know. Well said, well said Jeremy. This
this brings us to another question that we we always
(43:07):
want to include when we're talking about currently unfolding events,
and this can go where wherever you see fit. What
do you see as the near or mid future? Um,
I guess consequences might be too strong a word, but
(43:27):
the results are the ripples of this announcement. Well, I
think it's going to be followed up, and I think
that if we can get to the point where the
public really understands. I mean, gosh, the public was so
interested when that New York Times article came out. I
mean it just blacked it off. This is a topic everybody.
If you have a curious bone in your body, you
(43:50):
have to be interested in this. It's just a matter
of the devils and the details, really trying to read
and see what's going on. I think that once alloys
are presented to the public that are clearly not made
by human hand because of the perfect atomic layering of
elements that should not be able to be fused together,
(44:10):
and then the properties of these alloys, how they interact
with our known physics in slightly different ways. If that
is shown, if that is shown in a big way
through major media, you will have to ask yourself who
made these alloys? So I think slowly and over time.
Remember we're being promised more videos by the Tom DeLong
(44:33):
conglomerate of really incredible intelligence and aviation people and CIA people,
that kind of thing, that there are more videos. The
third one is promised. I happen to know that there
are a lot more videos that were unclassified. So the
question is what is the public going to be exposed
to slowly and what will the questions be? What will
(44:55):
the public ask and asking the right question that I've
learned through this type of work is the most importance
in the near future. I think it's just getting the
public to ask the right questions in a big way,
and it's going to take a drip by drip more
information coming out to get us there. I have one
last serious question. Are these videos going to be lost?
(45:16):
Blink onanity two videos? You'd hope right that blink money
is in the sneeze. I I I do hear that
he is doing interesting things with his his fortune, and
I think that's really fascinating. I'm I'm being a jerk,
but I think it's really interesting that he's taking that
money and like trying to do something interesting with and
(45:39):
he is working with us as we said, established government figures,
many many retired, but you know, legit intelligence agency, defense
folks like Chris Mellon, for instance, I believe is working
with him. Is that correct. Yeah, let's just clarify here.
So Tom DeLong Blink two got together a group of
(46:02):
government officials who are all on the same page and
scientists to try to one get more information out like
Lou Alesando who's on his board, did get up to
videos so far declassified to us. So, you know, yea
for Tom. I'm rooting for Tom. Has nothing to do
with his music or anything like that, just as an
individual trying to move the needle forward. He has successfully
(46:24):
done that and hopefully will continue doing that. Of course,
there are other aspects to his project, which is, you know,
the promise through funded you know, through money from you know,
from people through crowdfunding, to to try to emulate or
simulate or make you know, some of these technologies actually function.
And you know, I don't know about that. I don't
know if that's gonna work. I don't know the implications
(46:46):
of that at you know, there's a lot of skepticism
on that, but I think what he has done is heroic.
I think he pulled together a good group of people,
put it in the forefront, used his name in the
space as his passport to get more information out, and
I applaud him for that. So I think we just
need to separate that from the other endeavors of his group.
Let's look at what he has done. So yeah, I
applaud him for that. Again, we are all cogs in
(47:09):
a much bigger wheel. The big news flash here is
if we're being visited by technologies and craft of unknown
origin not made here on Earth, who is piloting these
and what is their intention? That's the big question. And
then I would I would only add to that to
(47:29):
what end? I mean, it's a serious that's a serious
concern because, as human history at least has taught us,
typically when one civilization with technological advantage or superiority meets
another civilization, things do not end well. And if we
are in a case where where there would be some
(47:53):
sort of contact from beyond our terrestrial plane, we can
only hope that this would not follow the precedence set
by humanity. Right, So this is in fact where it
gets weird. I have a little theory that I call
the clock. The UFOs are clockwork orange. And it's the
(48:13):
basic theory that we may not be witnessing just beings
from other star systems engaging humanity with craft that appear
to be UFOs, but in fact we may be experiencing
uh an ai or some sort of artificial intelligence that
is giving us a learning program over time to acclimate
(48:36):
us to the ideas of high technology. Because if you
look through UFO accounts all throughout the centuries, you'll see
that what people are engaging and seeing goes far beyond
just craft in the sky or lights in the sky.
But in fact, there are much more complex interactions that
humans have from information to uh you know, technology that's
(49:00):
just beyond the cusp of what we have at the time.
So this information is changing over the centuries, and I
think that we may be interacting with something far stranger
than just being so another planet other people from another planet.
Well said, and speaking of stranger things, not the Netflix show, folks,
but speaking of stranger stranger subjects and topics, there is
(49:26):
something that we wanted to bring up. We we would
be remiss if we didn't mention this or explore it
at some point in our time with you today. And
Matt I'd like to pass the honors to you in
this regard. Yeah, you mentioned a name that just kind
of got peppered in as we've been talking. Bob Lazar.
(49:48):
This is a This is a physicist who was working
at several laboratories at least I have to say allegedly
here because you're you have your taking Bob Lazar's word
over you know, other other people's. But he worked amongst
other places, Area fifty one, according to him, and he
was witnessed to a lot of the things that we've
(50:10):
been talking about today, other alien you know, alien craft,
Alloy's medals, this kind of thing, and you you got
to talk to him. Yeah. In fact, you know, after
many years, this is always the kind of a dream
of mine. After many years of time knowing Bob, becoming friends,
(50:33):
we have had the chance to go really deep into
this and eventually he said, let's you know, let's do it.
You're right, people have twisted my story. So just to
get people up today, Bob Lazar is the most important
and key individual in the whole UFO history and more
he has certainly influenced the UFOL culture, you know with
(50:54):
his story, more than anyone particular individual and he wants
you to put the word a aegedly in front of
anything you say about him, because he wants you to
use your brain. He is giving you his story and
telling you that you should decide if what he's telling
is true. Now, after thirty years telling his story and
(51:15):
not changing it, we now have a different lens in
order to look at this story. And that's what I've
been doing. I've been contact and witnesses that have never
been contacted. I've been talking with Bob and getting him
to go on film about things he's never been able
to or never talked about. So the basic story is
that Bob says he's studied alien propulsion and alien propulsion
(51:36):
system for the US military in nine nine, and he
came forward on the news with George Knapp and told
everybody about it. Eric, if you won flying sausage from
another world and a program to create a fierce technology,
that is Bob's claim, And this is where we stand now.
(51:57):
He's really pretty much remained silent. He's nothing from the
UFO world has ever done anything good for his life.
And you you only know that when you get closer
to Bob as a person to see who he is
what his character is and how it really has negatively
influences life just telling his story. That will be up
to you to judge based on the evidence and based
on getting to know him personally through the film, if
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you believe Bob Lazar and his story. But the big
question is if Bob is telling us the truth, then
what and so that's what I hope to address in
this film. Bob claims he worked at a sub base
of Area fifty one called S four. There was a
place with nine hangars and nine flying saucer type craft.
(52:45):
He was able to work on one and its propulsion system,
which operated allegedly off of Element one fifteen, a stabilized
version where they had a nice took it, stabilized it,
and he said, gravity is a wave and it works
off gravity amplification. The most interesting thing this weaponized my
curiosity the way that this propulsion worked, because it's not
(53:09):
really propulsion. You don't push thrust out the back. You
distort time space by amplifying a gravituate and fall instantly
in little jumps into a place, so you don't need
to travel fast in this be of light. So his
claims are that he worked on trying to understand this
system for our government. And he actually got to see
(53:32):
allegedly the inside of what he called the Sports Model,
which was a really sleek looking UFO, and he said
it was ominous. Wow. Well, unfortunately, I think we're running
out of time, guys, so we really we're gonna have
to just go on our own and learn more about
this in our own journeys. Is where's the best place
(53:55):
to go and find your films? For anybody listening, all
of my films can be found at Extraordinary Beliefs dot com. Currently,
my film Patients seventeen is available on Netflix as well
as iTunes and Amazon, Xbox all that stuff. What I
encourage everybody to do is go deep into the Bob
Blazar story. Now type it in, ask your Google voice
(54:16):
device who is Bob Blazar, and just start looking into
it because I will be putting out the definitive documentary
on his story and life within the year of two
thousand eighteen. Towards the end of it, a lot will
be revealed, So go research, catch up and hopefully we
can touch base right before that film drops to the public.
And also this for listeners, there are two great articles
(54:37):
about the main stuff we're talking about today with this
government program. There's one on the New York Times, as
we mentioned, and then there was one in Politico that
I think we talked about as well. You had something
to do with the political piece, did you say, No,
I was able to know about what was going on.
I had been studying the Teknok case for two years,
so it's intimately involved in knowing how this is going
(54:59):
to way out to the public, which is not really important.
It's just kind of cool that I could see it
from both sides. Absolutely, It's also interesting to read these
stories from these you know, very um prestigious news organizations
and to see the way they handle stuff that you
don't typically see dealt with by organizations like this. So
it's it's it's pretty it's pretty interesting and illuminating, especially
(55:20):
when it turned into a The New York Times had
a follow up article where they did one of my
favorite moves that happens often in journalism. They started reporting
on how they reported the story, so not the actual
story itself, and then a portal of dark matter opened
up and swallowed the entire New York Times. Hey, by
(55:42):
the way, speaking of Netflix, have you guys seen the
clover Field Paradox yet not good. Oh, haven't haven't seen
it yet, but it's a hot take. Haven't haven't seen
it yet, We've heard about it. But while you're on Netflix,
you can, as we mentioned, check out pace in seventeen.
You can also check out our earlier episode on Implants
(56:05):
with Jeremy And that was the first time we had
you on the show. And uh, just like we said then,
we greatly appreciate your time. Thank you so much for
coming on and giving our friends and neighbors listeners in
the audience conspiracy realists a peek behind the curtain. And
I'm really glad that you said. I'm really glad that
(56:28):
you encourage people to dive into this on their own.
When can they expect to see the next film on
Bob Blazar. Yes, so the boblas Our film will come
out at the end of two thousand eighteen, but I
will have one coming up before and that will be
the one on skin Walker Ranch. And so look for
my films this year. Absolutely, and thanks gentlemen for having
(56:48):
me on. You certainly do provide a show telling people
and giving people information on stuff they don't want you
to know. And I really appreciate that you do this,
so thanks for having me on and just great work,
a pleasure. We'll see you again soon, Sir Jeremy Corbel,
Ladies and gentlemen, And thus ends our episode for today,
but not our show. Never fear, Matt, Noel, Paul and
(57:12):
I will be back very soon with something strange, unnerving,
hopefully fascinating, and in the meantime, we'd like to hear
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