Oct. 29/25 - Famous Tragedies with Ole Dammegard - Spaced Out Radio

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We are going to have an amazing show tonight. We
are going down many rabbit holes. Researcher Oli Domaguard is
here tonight to talk about some weird stories of all

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these celebrities at people in the public. Then in our
number three swamp Dweller will join us for another crazy story.
We're gonna extend the version of Katie Page. You guys
asked for it, so the encounters will be extended. We're
gonna skip the day of one oh one because of it,
and we have the weird news of the week as well,

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so let's get right to it. Only. Domaguard is a
truth seeker, codebreaker, and peacemaker. He joins us for an
in depth conversation on covering the secrets behind some of
history's most shocking events, learning from giants like Mahatmagamiy and
Martin Luther King Junior Only has spent over forty years
investigating global conspiracies, false flag operations, media manipulation, and so

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much more. We're also going to get into a little
bit of a topic that's different from what we do,
which different is good some again every now and again,
like mysterious pop icon deaths. Yeah, his website Light on
Conspiracies dot com if you want to check it on
out Only Domaguard, Well, welcome to spaced Out Radio, my friend.

(04:02):
Good to have you here. How are you?

Speaker 4 (04:05):
I'm doing great and thank you so much for inviting me.

Speaker 2 (04:07):
Dave.

Speaker 1 (04:08):
Now you're over in Bali, surrounded by beautiful ocean water
which contains many many sharks. Are you safe there? Because
my audience knows I have a primal fear of sharks.

Speaker 4 (04:21):
They're no sharks here as well as I know, only
reef sharks, you know, like, But beautiful, beautiful water, that's
for sure.

Speaker 1 (04:29):
Oh man, that must be nice, must be nice. I
got to ask you in regards to your adventures into
the conspiracy theories. Conspiracy theory over the years has become
such an ugly term. It really happens.

Speaker 4 (04:46):
Yeah, But the thing is that the word conspiracy and
theory was put together by the CIA in nineteen sixty four.
If it was an operation for sixty four to seven
sixty seven to make people like us look like jokes.
So the thing is they've been extremely successful in weaponizing
this expression conspiracy theory or conspiracy theorist, because it makes

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it possible to just disregard people that are critical to
the official narrative. So the thing is with conspiracy, I
mean you in the States or on Canada, you know
that in any legal case, there's often a conspiracy to arson,
conspiracy to fraud, conspiracy to whatever. Conspiracy is actually an

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old Latin word that means breathing together, but it has
become this word that shows that two or more people
are involved in planning or carrying out criminal activity. And
the word theory, when you think of the word theory,
it's been completely misused because now it's like sounds like speculation.

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But it's like, if you take music theory, is that
speculations about this this chord could might be blood? Well
going with that one, not at all. It is conspiracy
is making it visible. It is making music visible. Music
theory is making music visible. And so you got the

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Einstein theory relativity theory that was not sort of like
pure speculation. You got like if you have a you
go to the driving school and you have to put
down a test, it is on traffic theory. So the
whole thing that theory means speculation is completely wrong. So, yes,

(06:34):
conspiracy is one thing, and I would like to see
myself as a crime investigator or yeah, more or less that.
And then it has been the most successful you become
in exposing these type of criminal activities. The more you
would be hit with this word conspiracy theory, and as

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soon as people it's been so successful this CIA operation
from sixty four and onwards, that as soon as you
mentioned the word conspiracy, people's mind will add the word
theory and you will be disregarded right away. So yeah,
it's you can't. You have to congratulate them because they've
been good at messing it up for us.

Speaker 1 (07:14):
Did you ever look at yourself as say this is
what I wanted to do in my life, or did
you say there's something wrong here. I need to be
able to to really look into this because I need
this itch, I need to scratch because two plus two
is an equaling four.

Speaker 4 (07:37):
It's the last option. It's like I'm never sort of yes,
this is what I'm going to do. Absolutely not. I
I was born into this, into this world very confused.
It later turned out that my parents were living a
double life, my whole life. They died not that many
years ago. So I have it in my DNA to

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be confused and just feeling there's something wrong. This doesn't
make any sense, this doesn't match up, you know. So
I think from a very very early age I got
that mindset of like I don't get it. I don't
get it. I need to try and find out what's
going on. And then over the years I started working
as a journalist, and then that took me more and

(08:20):
more into the world of real conspiracies because it's sort
of like as a journalist I found very early on.
I mean I was a journalist in the eighties, and
I was just like, what's going on here? Because it
doesn't make people are not looking into what is important.
They're just you know, buying the official narrative on a local,

(08:40):
on a national and apparently on an international level as well.
It's just like pushing on pre written stuff, you know,
instead of I was very proud of being a journalist
because I thought that we were doing a really important job,
which was to keep people in power positions under sort
of control, under so and so that we would say, listen,

(09:01):
I see that you got your hand in the cookie jar.
Get it up, because we will keep our eye on you.
But journalism doesn't exist anymore, as well as I know,
I mean, I don't know any real journalist anymore. It's
it's more up to so called ordinary people to do
this investigative work because it's not done from an official

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point of view, So you know what I hate. But
if I cannot, sorry, if I can just answer your question.
My wake up call was in nineteen eighty I know
the exact a it happened. It was the first time
I saw the so called Suprudo film, you know, where
you see that Kennedy is hitting the head, And as

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soon as I saw that his head was thrown backwards
and to the left, I mean, I've got a simple mind,
and it's sort of like one plus one equals to
That's what I called farmer Brown logic. That is what
I lived my life by. Because the truth is always
very simple. It can be extremely difficult to find. The
truth is very simple, very simple. So it took me

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about eighteen twenty seconds to understand that somebody must have
been at least one shooter must have been standing to
the right and to the front of Kennedy when he
was hitting the head like that. It's normal physics. But
the official narrative said, no, behind him up six floors
up in a gool book to postory, made absolutely no sense.

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Behind a tree with a rifle that couldn't hit anything.
It's like, so right away it was like I don't
get it, that's so obviously not true. Why I'm Why
am I being light? And these were people on a
very high level, you know, like very big documentaries and
very heavyweight pull it surprise winning journalist that was backing

(10:48):
what was very obviously not true. So it's taken me
some forty four or five years to I believe that
at this point I have come to expose most of
what's going on that day in daily plasta on a
street level, not the bigger picture. I focused on a
street level, and so I identified more or less everyone,

(11:10):
all the shooters that were there, because this was an ambush,
masterclass ambush, like multiple multiple teams, involved multiple shooters. This
whole narrative one was that one shooter, two shooters is
like give me a sleeping pill, because once you start
looking into it, it's just like, oh my god, this

(11:31):
is so advanced. And the thing is, it was that
shot that was fired from the right of from the
grassy and ole, the thing that made JFK's head explode.
That shot was not meant to be carried out. It
was as the last resort because the teams were informed

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we go for a head shot. So the different shooters
were heading or aiming to hit him in the head,
but people they were all missing, and so the shooter
at the Grassy Knole had been informed if as a
last resort, take him out, and that he did so
his shot. The shooter's name is James Files. He's still alive.

(12:15):
I've been done multiple interviews with him. I've been backing
him from the mid nineties and onwards, and now finally
his story is coming quite out in the big in
the big Arena after all of these years. But anyway,
so had he not fired that shot, then most of

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us would have bought into the official narrative. It was
his shot that messed it up. It was his shot
that they had because he used special ammo that blew
the head of him. Had the teams behind them behind
this operation to do a lot of things to try
and rearrange the injuries on the skull. They had to

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do all kinds of stuff and also shot up so
many witnesses, I mean, there are many, many, many, many
witnesses or people with some kind of connection to the
jfk assas aation that have died over the years. And
this is because the lie has just grown and grown
and grown and grown. So this is one. There's always

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something that goes wrong in these operations, and that is
often the entrance into where you can find the truth.
And also the reason for conspiracies being sort of pile
on top of this whole thing, because normally in these
cases there's one conspiracy that they act itself, the murder
or the bombing or whatever it is. But then you

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most of the time, if this is an inside job
or from one of the agencies or whatever, then there's
a secondary conspiracy following, and that's the conspiracy. I call
it conspiracy of silence, this glass wall of silence that
follows these big cases where nobody stands up, nobody in

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power positions, nobody that should normally speak out does it.
So there's this unseen hand that just squeezes all kinds
of official efforts to explode it. Instead it's silence, and
then we're being served this official narrative that very often
falls apart very quickly once you start looking at it.

Speaker 1 (14:22):
I want to touch on JFK a little bit later
in the show, but you know, because it's one of
the subjects that it fascinates me, especially with it coming
back up in the news here with the what I
like to call the conspiracy Club put on by Anapoline,
A Luna and many others of the US government. So
we will get into that. Over the last number of years,

(14:44):
social media has really done a number on trying to
eliminate conspiracy theorists from their platforms. How have you been
able to survive this because so many others have been,
you know, taken off the air or had their work removed.

Speaker 4 (15:07):
Theyve I've been called the most censored person on the Internet.
I've been shot, I've been almost poisoned, I've been almost
hit by cars. I've had to change country twice and
take my family with me. I've been I've had multiple
murder threats. I mean, I'm not complaining. I'm just saying
that I have been in it. Not from a logical

(15:30):
point of view, because from a logical point of view,
I would on an early stage just said, my god,
this is too much. I need to get out because
this is not healthy at all. But there's something you
asked me before, Why am I on this track? And
I think it's it's almost like my soul's purpose, you know,

(15:50):
It's like it's almost I don't know what to say,
but it's like my mind. It's quite famous because it
can take all of these facts. I mean, it's like
a database. I'm like rain Man when it comes to
these operations. You put me in the kitchen, I'm an
absolute disaster. You put me in other situations, I'm handicapped,
I can't function. But in this area, for some specific reason,

(16:14):
this meet too seems to have been made for it.
And then with my background with my parents living in
a double life as secret assets for NATO, I found
out after their death in the Gladio network. The way,
there's no logic for me. There's no gain for me
to have been in the receiving end of all of this.

(16:35):
And also, I mean, like all of the censorship and
the attacks and the I mean I could go on
for hours and hours of what happened. Because the truth
is not popular among the people who are carrying it
out the dark forces. That's the only thing they really
fear is the truth. That's why they eliminate people when

(16:55):
it comes to a high level of when you really
start digging into it. Not enough to like somebody on
something on Facebook or whatever, but when you start digging
and you start pulling the curtain that's when it gets ugly.
And so unfortunately, I have multiple friends who are no
longer with us. I have people that are very dear

(17:17):
to me that had their career destroyed, their reputation, their credibility,
their families taken away from them. Then, I mean, this
is an ugly world to get into. So from a
logical point of view, makes no sense for me to
be here at all, financially, no sense whatsoever. But there's
been something in me that has just been saying, go on,

(17:40):
go on, go on, and I'm like, but I'm shit scared.
I don't want to go on, go on, go on,
and also putting my family at risk. That is the
worst of it all, you know. So yeah, well a
few years ago with I mean, most people say now
that they're being you know, censored, and so yeah, yeah,

(18:01):
I completely agree with that. Like a year ago, I mean,
I've been shut down on YouTube, on Patreon, on a
bit shoot, on you name it, vimills shut me down
all of these different platforms. A few years ago, I
checked my name on Google. It was like I've done
more than one thousand, three hundred interviews, so there was

(18:22):
like one point eight million hits on my name. I
was just checking it, you know, and then a year
ago I checked and there was nineteen thousand, four hundred.
So even though I kept doing interviews. So from one
point eight million down to nineteen thousand, that is an
I would say, a very very powerful digital filter that

(18:42):
is there to shut also the traffic in It's very
hard for people to find my website. It's a domain's name.
My oli damagard dot com has been hijacked. Now it's
like a legal firm in El Paso. I mean, what
the hell is that? And so on?

Speaker 1 (18:58):
So, yeah, do you feel like you're still on the
run now.

Speaker 4 (19:05):
I've never been on the run. I've been as street
wise as possible to relocate myself when I felt needed.
I'm never run. I'm not hiding. I've never been hiding.
I've always if people wanted to contact me, I'm here.
I have no no you know, crypt encryption on my emails,

(19:27):
my address has been on my website, stuff like that,
you know.

Speaker 1 (19:30):
So not hiding as you have, you know, taken on
these tasks. Why do it? Why? What is the purpose
of it all?

Speaker 4 (19:42):
Dave, you tell me, I'm not sure. I just know
in my soul that when I see something that is
not right. You know, when people get hurt, it's always
you know, us ordinary people that get hurt. It's always
ordinary so called if there is such a thing as
ordinary people, but people sort of normal people that are

(20:06):
in the receiving end of this pain that is delivered
out by an elite few that are sitting in the
background and just hammering away on us. And it's like
being in a school yard and you see a bully
that is just like beating somebody up. I just can't
be quiet. I just And then over the years, also

(20:26):
the more I got into so called force flag operations
where I found two insiders that they were actually leaving
clues in the forensic evidence about upcoming attacks that they
were planning. I'm now talking about state sponsored terror, not Ice,
not the Muslim terrorists, nothing like that. Every single time

(20:49):
I look into these months, they're from the inside. Ba
Mozart is there all the time, and then backed by
whatever country is there. It's the saying again and again
and again. And once I found out that they actually
leave these clues in the forensic evidence, I was like,
to start with, I thought, why on earth would they

(21:11):
do such a stupid thing? But then an insider informed
me that the reason they do it is because they're very,
very scared of the of the law of karma. What
you do comes back to you. So the way they
see it is that if they tell us what they're doing,
if they tell us, even in subtle ways, what they
did or what they are doing, then if we don't notice,

(21:32):
at least they told us, and so the bad karmas
on our shoulder, we should have known, We should have
understood because they told us. So once I understood that
was back in twenty fifteen or whatever, that that is
actually true that they leave these clues. So that was
when I started specializing on finding the clues and then
being part of stopping planned attacks. So over the years,

(21:56):
my last name has actually become a verb. Tech Damagodo
has tech damagard is to find these clues and be
part of stopping upcoming attacks.

Speaker 1 (22:06):
So, yeah, we have about two minutes ago before we
have to go to break at the bottom of the hour.
Olidammaguard is our guest tonight on spaced out Radio. You know,
there have been so many cases around the world of
strange things happening to famous people, which we will talk
about next. I mean a lot of these people seem

(22:28):
to be taken down by by you know, what seems
to be innocents going on, maybe a car accident or
a helicopter crash like Kobe Bryant or something along those lines.
But you tend to think with ninety seconds ago that
for some of these cases there's more to it.

Speaker 4 (22:45):
Unfortunately many of them, many of them.

Speaker 1 (22:51):
What what has So let me ask you this, what
has to look in a case or what has to
show in a case that makes you say there's something
more here?

Speaker 4 (23:04):
It can be. I mean, first, we're being served the
official narrative. So what I do when I try to
go on the crime scene if I can, if I cannot,
because now I'm living in the Far East, and also
it's become more and more dangerous for me to go
to certain countries. But once I check out the official narrative,

(23:26):
when you start quite early on, if it's a stage
event or if it's one of their operations, you would
start finding that it doesn't match up at all. The
official narrative doesn't match up. It's following like an old template.
I think it was the old Romans that came up
with templates on how to eliminate enemies, or how to

(23:49):
eliminate critics or political enemies there as well and get
away with it, blame it on a patsy control, the
investigation control also called commissions that would be following the
investigation if the public doesn't buy into the official narrative.
And so it's over the years, I mean, I've looked

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into so many different cases, and after a while you
start seeing a very clear pattern on how they carry
these operations out. They follow a very specific template. When
it's them who are doing it. Then of course you
have natural causes of death, you have natural accidents, you
have and natural this and that.

Speaker 1 (24:31):
We'll get to more old it doma Guarde here on
spaced out Radio. I'm already into this. I hope you
are too. It's gonna be great for the next ninety
minutes spaced out Radio. Great start, great start.

Speaker 4 (25:06):
Thank you.

Speaker 1 (25:11):
You still have fun talking about all these topics or
is it just an eye roll moment now it's like
I've done this so much.

Speaker 4 (25:18):
No, no, no, no, not at all. It's like as
if I feel that I can be of service, that
I can help to prevent somebody from getting hurt or
prevent these very dark forces to get away with what
they're trying to do. I mean, it's what's going on
in the world is not madness. It's a very detailed plan.

Speaker 2 (25:37):
To you know.

Speaker 4 (25:39):
But maybe it's better to take that one way back
on the air. So no, for sure, I'll be happy.
I'm here to be of service. If anything I can
I've found out over the years can be of help,
then I'm here. It's also for healing purposes because there's
so many traumas surrounding these things.

Speaker 1 (25:59):
You know, well, I hear you. I hear you so
many questions. Man, I could probably have you on for
a week.

Speaker 2 (26:11):
Oh there you go.

Speaker 4 (26:12):
I'd be happy to come back anytime. Not anytime, but.

Speaker 1 (26:16):
I hear you. No, man, it's it's very interesting to
go down these rabbit holes so much, you know. I mean,
you can almost get lost in translation if you go,
you know, too hard into it. How do you, as
a former journalist, then how do you push yourself through

(26:42):
the I'll just say it this way, the bullshit from
from the truth because mainstream media, and I agree with
what you said about mainstream media. It has changed since
I went to broadcasting school, and it's it's become infotainment,
which I don't think is is very healthy, rather than

(27:06):
telling the truth and being the eyes and ears of
the people, which is your job. Oras is the job
of a journalist. How do you But on the flip side,
a lot of this alternative news is never sourced. It's
it's you know, very highly opinionated and skewed to one

(27:29):
side of the ledger or the other. How do you
find your balance in all of that.

Speaker 4 (27:35):
It's very difficult. It is very very very very very difficult.
And it's so easy to get tunnel vision. You know,
you see one thing and two things that matches up
with whatever people want to see, and they jump to
conclusion right away. So this is why I when something happens,

(27:55):
because most people when there's a false flag or let's
tell attack on unless match, shooting, assassination, when that happens,
many people from around the world contacts me and they
want to know right away. I keep quiet. I keep quiet.
I download everything all the things that is from mainstream media,

(28:16):
alternative media, intel sources, whatever. I download, download, download, download,
because nowadays this gets censored so fast. I tell you,
if you just go back to the alleged Charlie Kirk shooting.
You will see that a lot of the stuff that
you look. If you try to find that again, now
it will be gone. So what I do is I
download everything and save it. I've got like an eight

(28:38):
terabyte to pack jam packed the backup that is perfectly
organized with thousands of cases. So I download, download, download,
and then I start going through it, step by step
by step by things that I don't agree with, things
that I agree with, things, whatever it is, because it's
when it's when you start to get a the bigger

(29:00):
over you picture of the things of this ges jigsaw
possible pieces, that's when you can start putting it together.
And very often it's like if you have a jigsaw possible,
but with the picture side down. It's only when you
fit the pieces and you get a bigger picture slowly, slowly,
that's when you can turn it around. Like with the
jfk assassination, it took me thirty odd years to get

(29:25):
a quite complete picture actually went down. And I mean
I read hundreds of books. I've been a speaker in
Dallas three times. I've been like, I'm a friend of
many of the people that are key in this whole thing,
like Leos Will's girlfriend, Julius Verry Baker or e Howard
Hunt's son is a friend of mine that I very

(29:48):
much appreciate, or the Babush Galladia and so on. So
I've really been I really try to go as deep
as possible, and then I say stuff. And when I
say it, my intention is that it's like to be up,
like up against Mike Tyson, because the truth, once you
see it, it's not up for debate. It's not once

(30:11):
you see that, once you get the picture complete enough,
there's no you can't really say anything.

Speaker 1 (30:19):
So hold that thought because this leads into our next
portion here coming up right now, we're into the second

(30:45):
half hour of spaced Out Radio tonight. Good to have
you with us. My name is Dave Scott Holdi Domaguard
is our guest tonight, and we're going to be talking
about strange ways people have left this planet. But first
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(31:28):
light Onconspiracies. Dot Com is his website, and we're going
to start getting into some of these stories. But first,
one of the things I want to talk to you about,
OIE is false flags. We talked a little bit about
journalism in the last break, how it's really trying to
be a part of the story instead of covering the story,
which is highly dangerous for the field of journalism, and

(31:51):
we're relying more on citizen journalism. But the problem is,
if you don't believe the mainstream media, you end up
going to alternative, which usually for the most part, is
independent what I like to call a citizen journalists who
may not have the connections, they may not have the
inside sources to give you the truth of what's going on,
so you're getting more of a bias opinion. But false

(32:14):
flags is something that I think are real but dangerous
at the same time, because we're getting to a point
in society where nothing can happen or something can happen
and immediately it's a false flag event. Are they happening
that often or are we abusing the term false flag?

Speaker 4 (32:35):
First of all, I would say it's great news that
people know about false flags, because before, for instance, the
Boston bombing, I think that was the first time when
people starting hearing about the term false flag operation. Before that,
it was only nerds like myself who were in this
world of seeing what false flag operations are. And I

(32:57):
just want to point out what a false flag of
It's an old naval term from the years when the
Great British Empire was sailing around the Portugal Holland conquering
and just massacrering, invading whatever country they wanted to. But
that led to complications with trading agreements and stuff because

(33:19):
they were just murdering bullies, you know. So somebody I
don't know who came up with it. I would not
be surprised if it's the old Roman again. But what
they came up with the idea was like, what if
we put our flag on one of our ships, or
we put the enemy's flag on one of our ships,
and then we let that ship our own ship attack ourselves,

(33:41):
meaning we're under attack and that would then justify us invasion,
rape and plunder. So a false flag is that you
put the wrong flag on your own ship, you attack yourself,
and then that justifies whatever you want to do. And
so instead of you being the horrendous, the murderer, rapist

(34:01):
that just goes into whatever weak, innocent country and just
slaughter everybody, if they attacked you first, then that would
justify you doing it. So instead of being horrible, they
were applauded. And then over the years the pirates found
out that, oh, that's a good one, so they started
doing the same, but they turned it around so that,

(34:23):
for instance, they put if it was a Spanish armada
that was out there, they just put up the Spanish flag,
and then they got closer and closer and closer to
the target, and many times the normal shifted, so, oh,
it's one of ours. And they didn't really notice the
peg legs and the parrot on their shoulders until it
was too late. So a false flag, it's a psychological

(34:47):
mind fuckery. Sorry for the name, but that is when
they turned it around. They play with your mind so
that the attacked one you had to understand, is actually
the attacker. So if you ask me, how often is
it used. It is used on an mind blowing scale.

(35:08):
Nowadays it is on believably often that they use it.
It's on a daily basis, daily basis, and so over
the years, I have looked into hundreds and hundreds of
alleged match shootings. They're always in the US because that's
where they want to get rid of the guns, and

(35:30):
alleged terror attacks, most of the time in Europe or
the Middle East because that if there are not any guns,
that they have to do it in a different way
to conquer these countries. Over the years, I cannot say
how high a percentage of these were false flags that
I found out, but it was like so false flags

(35:54):
nowadays are used extremely often because it's almost like we're
up against one enemy.

Speaker 2 (36:01):
Now.

Speaker 4 (36:01):
It used to be that the enemy were sort of
in many different locations. Now we have one global it's
not a nation, it's not a faith, it's not a group.
But it's sort of like a how shall I said, yeah,
like an elite network that are hiding behind Now it's
like corporations, like anonymous corporations, facades. So in the old days,

(36:27):
you had big, great empires, you had like kingdoms and
they were fighting each other. Then it was like families.
Now this whole thing is hiding behind like companies like
Black Rock, State Rock band, God Anonymous, these power structures
that we can't We have no idea who they are.
So that's what we are up against, and they are

(36:49):
using it. I mean it's and I want to say
that the people say Cia Mozart as if it was
something too different things. Yes, they are on a street level.
The higher up you come in the power structure, the
more connected they are. They are completely in bed with
each other. And so Mozart the Israeli intelligence agency or intelligences.

(37:13):
So I think they hijack that word because it's it
should be replaced by madness. This Israeli madness in agency.
Their motto is war by deception. War. Listen to those words,
war by deception. What does deception mean to you? That
is false flags. It is how to get into your mind,

(37:37):
make you believe something they want you to believe while
they get away with what they're doing. So many of
these operations are there to divert your attention away from
something else. So when something says boom over here, everybody
is looking there, the media, everybody, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa,
I'm looking here? What what?

Speaker 2 (37:56):
What? What?

Speaker 4 (37:56):
What do a three sixty? Do a three six, because
that is very often where the important thing goes on.
So please be aware boom, don't look there. That's any magician,
any mind illusionist on the stage. They want to divert
your attention to something like if you go up with
David Copperfield or something like that, they're doing something with

(38:18):
their left hand and boom, you got a rabbit. Oh
my god, magic. What you have to do? Or what
I would suggest, where is the other hand? Where is
the other hand? And so do a three sixty around, around, around,
and suddenly you will see maybe behind his back, that
he's actually doing the whole trick behind his back with
the other hand. This is in a symbolic way, so

(38:41):
be aware of these. When it says boom and you
suddenly see like oh j Simpson trial goes on forever.
The whole media is like, whoa, Okay, fair enough. If
this is like big trials, then you had the Martin
Luther King family that made a trial in nineteen ninety
nine where they proved that with these different agencies, the FBI,

(39:02):
the CIA were deeply involved in the murder of Martin
Luther King. How many journalists were there? One local journalist
in total the whole time. One and then you have
these other ones who has, like the media is, you know,
camping outside and they're staying there day and night. So
be aware of what was going on when these things happen,

(39:25):
when this thing happened, When you have this massive focus
in one point, at one point, look around you, because
that is very often. Or if somebody says something really
like let's buy greenland, everybody looks towards Greenland. What is
going on in the background, Let's build a wall, let

(39:45):
them pay for it. Everybody looks there. Do you see
what I'm saying? This is you have to see that
there's a psychological war going on against humanity and it's
backed by extreme skilled marketing agencies and highly high knowledge
about propaganda how to get into your mind and twist

(40:10):
it in a way so that you will believe their narrative.

Speaker 1 (40:14):
Let's get to one of these topics here that you
know we're bringing you on for tonight. I mean, you
believe that there is some sort of conspiracy with a
lot of music people, you know, whether it's Whitney Houston,
whether it's Elvis or or other people involve. John Lennon,
why do you think the music industry is targeted? And
what's your favorite case that you like researching.

Speaker 4 (40:38):
I don't have favorites like that. I do my job.
I think it's always very tragic because most of the
time the people that are taking out are beautiful individuals
that for some reason have become a problem or that
they're worth more dead than alive. So it's really like

(41:00):
a very dark thing. So don't look. I don't enjoy
looking into like the death of beautiful Whitney Houston. I
think it's absolutely horrendous what they did to her. But
at the same time, I feel it's my responsibility because
very often I seem to see things that other people
don't see. And I think, once again, this meat suit

(41:22):
equipped I don't know what it is, but also that
I put down more effort into these things that than
anyone else that I know of. So why you will
see that the way that they get into our mind
is through marketing, through propaganda, through all kinds of also

(41:47):
mind control, but mind control sounds so it sounds so oh,
it's very limited to certain in many ways, Television is
based on mind control. You know, how to get into
your mind and make you believe different things, some of
it true, some of it not. But the reason for

(42:07):
the music business is that is one area where they
can really reach you. The film industry one area where
they can really reach you. Book publishing one area where
they can really reach you. News agencies one area where
they can really reach you. So it's a matter of

(42:28):
how can they get to you, and this is the
music industry is one of them, a very very important
one for them, and an industry that very early on
was infiltrated and to a large extent taken over by
very dark forces. That was just like they told they say,
the music industry, that's exactly. It's not like the music development,

(42:52):
beautiful area for free expression of creativity. No industry. And
and in the industry, they don't care about who they do,
who they deal with at all. It's a brutal, brutal industry,
as is the film industry. And so in that brutal industry,

(43:16):
there's also a lot of dark secrets where people that
enter into it often I don't think that they're aware
of what they're getting themselves into. They're just so seduced
by this possibility of fame and fortune that they're not
aware of who they sign with. And many people like
Bob Dylan and many other people have said that they're

(43:38):
actually signing a contract with the dude down below, the
guy that has a bit of a horny hair style
and likes to eat with a fork. These are their words,
not mine. But what I'm saying is that there's a
lot of very dark stuff going on in in these
industries that are connected to Satanis and and yeah, very

(44:02):
dark stuff. So when people die in this area, I
would say generally it's if they are getting to become
too popular and they get big headed and think that
they can that they don't need the backing before, or

(44:24):
they're that they betray the ones that got them into power,
but popular in a way that when they say something
millions will listen. That's when they get it gets dangerous
to the establishment. Like John Lennon if he said make
make babies, not war, that could really affect the Vietnam

(44:45):
War in a very very negative way for the military
industrial complex. When Lady Diana was standing up and saying
let's stop the land mindes, that was like one of
the part of her death sentences because land minds are
so important in this whole, in this operation of a

(45:06):
military control drug industry, yeah, child trafficking, organ trafficking, blood diamond,
all of these things. That the minefields are very important
in that these operations two clear areas, that's what they
use for their used to get the local population out

(45:27):
of the way, out of the way so that they
can have the landing strip and poppy fields and all
of these things for themselves or mining or whatever it is.
So they the minds are really important. That was one
of the reasons why Lady Diana was taken out. But
there's also another one is that when artists that are

(45:50):
super successful, like Whitney for instance, I mean she was,
I mean, the voice of this incredible woman was just
like boom. Then then she started hitting up when she
was like thirty five forty and suddenly in this very
brutal youth based industry, you started going downhill. And so

(46:12):
she was starting to have all kinds of problems and
her life was just like spiraling. So what they did
was you can ask you there's many interviews with sha
Ka Khan and other people in the music industry where
they said, it comes to a point where you're worth
more dead than alive. If you're dead, then they can
do they don't have to deal with you. And you're

(46:34):
lacking voice, and you all of these things or deals
that have been signed with you. Once you're dead, boom,
you're out of the way. But like when Whitney died
within two hours from her death where she was found
face down in the bastub, I mean ask, I ask you, Dave,
how often do you take a bath face down in

(46:56):
the bathtub? Both she and her daughter Bobby Christine was
found face down, that is in the medical report, fased down.
But anyway, so within two hours, before her body was
even cold, the sony had already changed the pricing of
her albums. They had already prepared for these release of

(47:18):
these you know, in in memory of our the best hits.
And it was like she died two days before Valentine's
And if there was anyone that was famous for you know,
romantic ballads, it was I Will I Will Always love you,
Whitney Houston. So that Valentine's Day went boom, she was dead,

(47:40):
and the sales went like this absolutely skyrocketed. How I
asked you, They had even planned for uh to make
a movie about her life, so she was even she
even met the was her name Jennifer Hudson, or she
even met the actress and her agent, Clive Davis, who

(48:03):
is a very very very dark individual if you ask me.
In these areas. He introduced the new Jennifer to Whitney
as this is the new jen Whitney. So she had
to be humiliated in front of all of that. So
they had planned the release of a movie about her

(48:24):
as well as this whole thing. All of it was
on standby. Boom, she dies and it just takes off.
These are the things when you start seeing that. I'll
reverse the tape a little bit. There's one person that
I really really admire. His name was Fletcher Prowty. He's
the guy who is portrayed by Donald Sutherland in the

(48:45):
movie JFK. Fletcher Prowty was working at the Pentagon. He
was working within false flag operations all over the world
in the fifties and the sixties, very successful, very skilled.
And then he was the guy that they sent to
the South Pole just before the assassination of JFK to
get rid of him because he was an honest dude.

(49:07):
They wanted him out of the way because he would
not accept what they were doing. So anyway, so he
became a whistleblower after that. A lot of the things
I've learned is from him from the inside. So what
he said, when you look at these things, don't only
look at what happens, look at what did not happen,
what would normally happen, and then it did not happen,

(49:31):
you know. So it's like many many times if I
look at these ones, I look at things that, Wow,
why didn't that happen?

Speaker 2 (49:40):
Where?

Speaker 4 (49:41):
Why didn't that happen? Why these anomalies, you know, like
for instance, there's a mass shooting somewhere in a high
school or something like that. You speak to swat team members,
they normally have other jobs, you know, and or as
bodyguards or whatever it is. Something happens, it's an emergency,
they get a call boom, you have to come here,

(50:02):
so they rush. They go to the station, they sign
for their weapons and the bulletproof vest or whatever it is,
and then they go on location as a swat team.
That is often up to like forty five minutes. When
many times when you see these alleged match shootings. You
will see that the SWAT team is there within thirty
two seconds. I'm asking you, Okay, so what are the

(50:26):
chances of a fully equipped, fully armed SWAT team to
be on location within like say, three minutes. It is
absolute nonsense. It is nonsense. And so how come it
was there because it was part of the operation. That
is why these are the things you have to look
out for that that doesn't match up. Or where's the ambulance?

(50:49):
There's always an ambulance, No, not this time. Where's that?
It's not here? Where is it? Normally it would be
do you know? Like so right, So it's a it's
both to see what is there but also to see
what is not there. It's sort of like if I've
heard from an Apache tracker that, for instance, if you

(51:11):
are in an area and you see something happened inside
this circle, so you have to find out who, who
and how did that individual get into the center of
the circle symbolically? Okay, so you real tracking is not
just look for the track. Real tracking is look it's
not here, it was not here. It was not here.

(51:35):
It was not here, it was not here. There it
is boom. But every single just like Edison with the
lamp light bulb. He found out this is a way
not to invent the truck. This is a way not
to And it's the same here. You have to look
all over and then boom, you find the real thing,
not the one that is trying to deceive you. Saying yeah,

(51:55):
but it happened over there. Do I make any sense?

Speaker 1 (51:59):
I think, and I think it makes complete sense on
that as we have about two and a half minutes
ago before we have to go to break at the
top of the hour. Although that reguard is our guest
tonight on Spaced out Radio. What about John Lennon.

Speaker 4 (52:14):
John Lennon was murdered by a man called Jose Perdomo.
He was one of the top assassins in a group
called Operation forty or Group forty, where George Buss was
the guy that funneled the finances into this group. They
were very a major part of the JK assassination where

(52:36):
George Bushsior was on location as well, and they followed
him his whole career and the Mark Chapman that is
said to have been the shooter absolutely not complete. Patsy
had nothing to do with it, but was there to
take the blame for it. Jose Perdomo was working as
a dorman that evening, that evening alone, and he was

(52:57):
the guy that fired five shots from the left straight
in to the chest of John Lennon, whereas Mark Chapman
was standing several meters behind him and to the right,
and there was an additional backup shooter. He was called
the handyman. His name was Clyde Foreshaw, if I'm correct.
He was there as a handyman, but as a backup
shooter as well. So that's how it happened. But then

(53:21):
why he was shot that is a completely different one
that I'm not totally sure of. There are multiple different
aspects to this assassination.

Speaker 1 (53:30):
What's your theory.

Speaker 4 (53:34):
Where there's the word theory again as a speculation. My
theory is either he was just about to blow the
whistle on the group the Beatles, which was a construct
of the Tavistock Institute. I'm very sorry to say that
I loved the Beatles, but once you start looking into
that whole operation, it is a massive, massive, massive thing

(53:56):
that was there as part of a change the whole
mindset of the young generation during the sixties, where we
had the whole from the very naive early sixties to sex, drugs,
rock and roll, flower power, all of that within five years,
five years on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean coordinated.

(54:20):
I was strongest situated with Laura Canyon in the US,
and you had the music scene in London. So yeah,
but we can get back to that.

Speaker 1 (54:30):
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is our guest tonight on spaced Out Radio. We have
them for another hour on this show, and we're going
to continue to delve into some of these strange cases.
We probably look at them completely the wrong way, but
only sitting there saying there is another side that you

(54:51):
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(01:02:39):
dot com. We're talking about singers, and right before the
break we were talking about the passing of John Lennon.
It may not have been Mark David Chapman. It may
have been somebody else. Oh yes, let's bring them back in.

Speaker 2 (01:02:52):
Oli.

Speaker 1 (01:02:53):
Thank you so much for being here tonight.

Speaker 4 (01:02:56):
Thank you, And I tell you Mark Chapman if it
was Mark, and feel free to drop off my right arm.
Absolute bullshit, sorry, absolute bess it is. That's not a
true word at all. It's it's also they When you
look at these cases, you have to see who can

(01:03:17):
control the evidence, who can control the investigation, who can
control the media, who can control the autopsy, who can
control the police, all of these things. You have to
look in if there is a cover up, if something
just doesn't add up the normal way, who has the
power to do that? And that is not you or me?

(01:03:38):
And so that will also lead you to look at
who was actually Kuiborno, who benefited from this and who
could control it? And so when you see that, suddenly
here many, many, many of these cases suddenly you can't
access there's no autopsy done. People are being cremated before
they even go boom down. They're burned to ashes, so

(01:04:02):
you can't find anything. The crime scene is redecorated or
torn down. The investigation, the official narrative, is there anyone questioning?
Is suddenly being you know, harassed or whatever. These are
signs that something is not right. And so these are
the signs that I follow, and unfortunately or fortunately, I

(01:04:24):
would say that very often it leads back to the
very very same cancer growth that is really trying to
hurt us. It's not big, it's not big, but it's
very powerful. It's got tentacles in so many different areas.

Speaker 1 (01:04:41):
What other famous passings should we look into a little
bit more? I know that over the years, if you
take somebody like Michael Jackson, that there is a lot
more about that than what we know of.

Speaker 4 (01:04:55):
Michael Jackson is a tricky one. I'm still not sure,
but it's a very the official narrative. I don't buy
it at all, not at all. But what actually went down,
I would put my money that he's still around. But

(01:05:15):
you got like Bob Marley is one, you got like
Jimi Hendrix is another one. You got very weird things
around Jim Morrison. The whole Laura Canyon thing is very
very important to understand. So if you want to, I
can go into that area.

Speaker 1 (01:05:32):
Let's do it.

Speaker 2 (01:05:33):
Let's go.

Speaker 4 (01:05:35):
Okay. So the sixties was a very very important ten
years where a lot of things were going on. You
had the US where almost at civil war, there was
this almost like a race war going on as well,
and you had the Vietnam War that started, right, I

(01:05:57):
mean Johnson he signed the war before Kennedy was even buried,
almost and so before that it was not an American
war at all. It was a French war in Indo
China in the Southeast Asia. But it's always been a
drug war. So it has nothing to do with communism

(01:06:20):
or all of these type of things, absolutely nothing. It
is a matter of drugs, trafficking, weapons, military industrial complex
making absolute billions. This is more or less the same
for all of these wars that have been started in
the name of freedom. Freedom absolute. I mean, I don't
know even how to say it. It's like these words

(01:06:41):
have been so misused. The freedom democracy is the exact opposite,
exact opposite, and they use the same template all the time.
So anyway, so during the sixties there was a lot
of a lot of turmoil and the military industrial complex
one of the same one of the reasons why JFK
was taking out was to get that war going, because

(01:07:05):
it was making billions with drugs, weapons, all of these
type of things. And so the thing is also people
think that that wars cost money, yes for the taxpayer,
but it's actually the manufacturer of Bell's helicopters or bombs

(01:07:26):
or Ammo or weapons they make a fortune. So the
money doesn't go to, for instance, Vietnam and it's wasted there. No,
it goes it stays there in the US, and it
goes straight into the pocket from the taxpace into the
pocket of the ones manufacturing all of these things that
are aimed to be blown up. The more they get

(01:07:46):
blown up, the better for them. So anyway, so the
last thing they wanted was sort of like for people
to start trying to stop this war. So there was
a whole massive operation psychological operation going on in the
sixties to divert the attention away from the assassination of JFK,

(01:08:08):
Malcolm X of Martin Luther King, Robert Kennedy, away from
that away from people daring to stand up and say
we don't want to go to war, we don't want
to fight that. So how did they do that? And
here is where so called sex, drugs and rock and
roll is the key, the three key words in this manipulation,

(01:08:30):
because at least if I've understood it right, I mean
I've put in many, many years in looking at this,
and you will see there's a very similar development going
on in the UK and in the US, and so
it's easier to see it in the US than in
the UK. But it happened at the exact same time

(01:08:54):
you had at in the early sixties, the music scene
was in New York, in Memphis, it was Nashville, these
type of things. Nothing in Los Angeles, there was nothing whatsoever.
There was hardly any clubs or anything like that. But
in the early sixties, sixty four sixty five, Frank Zappa

(01:09:14):
moved to this tiny little place called Laura Canyon. It's
up in the mountains. It's a tiny little village. It's like,
I don't know how many people live. There are not
that many mountainous roads. Bloom boom bloom. But there he
had a wooden big they call it the cabin, but
I mean it was a massive, big house, and out
of nowhere, all of these future to be rock stars

(01:09:38):
started being pulled out of like with a magnet, and
an invisible magnet was being pulled from all over these
people that later became the rock stars of the sixties,
anything from like people writing ballads like John Bias and
the Monkeys You had, Yeah, I'll come back to it,

(01:10:04):
but many, many of them were being drawn in an
invisible way to this tiny little place that then became
the center for the whole sex, drugs, and rock and roll,
including the hippie movement. The hippie movement was started in
a house just down the road with seven people while
this very very odd person that was also connected to

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Frank Zappa, that they started that whole thing, and then
they took it down on Sunset Boulevardazon in LA and
that just spread the whole thing and it became a global,
a global phenomena. But from a tiny little point anyway.
So all of these musicians came there, many of them
couldn't even play anything they'd never played before, and somehow

(01:10:50):
they were equipped with instruments with amplifiers, with lyrics many
times and backed by record companys like CBS and on.
These were officially dropouts. They were sort of like giving
the finger to the rest of society, and they were
it was rock, rock and roll and sex and boothe

(01:11:12):
and all of that. None of them were drafted to
the war, which is interesting again. And when you look
at more or less every single one of these future
rock stars, their family or parents came from within the
military industrial complex or the US military, like navy bases,
many of them Navy or Navy bases that was connected

(01:11:34):
to MK ultra or the intelligence community. More or less
all of them, as far as I know, came from them.
The crossby Stills and Nash and other groups like that also,
but all of them, they would pull into this area
and from that tiny little place you started seeing the
whole explosion of what was called rock and roll. It

(01:11:57):
just like exploded from there. And now we're finding out
and more than most of these bands didn't even play
on their own records. There was like about fifty studio
musicians that were playing on all of them, including the
Beatles records. It's unbelievable. But the thing that really is
interesting is that in the middle of this tiny little
almost like village. You had a military installation called the

(01:12:20):
Lookout Mountain Air Force Base. It used to be an
air force base during the Second World War and then
it was taken over by the CAA and turned into
this underground, massive film studio that, according to most sources,
produced more film than Hollywood together in total. I mean,

(01:12:45):
I don't know how or where this film production the
result of that, where these films were shown, or if
they were part of being edited into other movie auctions
or whatever. But you had people like John Ford the director,
you had Marilyn Monroe, had security clearance up there also

(01:13:09):
all kinds of stuff, and in the same little spot
as all of these dropout sex, drugs and rock and roll,
and then with this intelligence hub right in the center
of it. And it was also from this hub where
the whole LSD thing came from the production of LSD
that was given out for free in the tens of

(01:13:31):
thousands of tablets were handed out at Woodstock, Monterey. These
big music festivals. Who would benefit from something like that,
Who would finance them giving this whole thing out. But
this was the thing that in a very very short
time span, completely turned society into. For instance, in Europe

(01:13:55):
where people were shocked by the haircut of Beatles shocked, okay,
and then five years later you had losing the Sky
of Diamonds, the whole Flower Power Acid Rain thing in
five years is unbelievable how fast that went. So aould strongly.

(01:14:20):
You had also Timothy Leary with all the LSD all
of that was interconnected with these things, and so these
rock stars that came out of there. You had Jim
Morrison's whose father was actually on the big military ship
that was the one that was officially being attacked at

(01:14:40):
the Gulf of Tonkin, and which was the reason a
force like I would strongly say they've admitted it to
it now that nothing ever happened, but it was a
claimed attack on that military vessel, and that then gave
the green light for the US to enter into the
Vietnam War. I was his father that was the admiral

(01:15:02):
on that ship.

Speaker 9 (01:15:03):
Wow.

Speaker 4 (01:15:03):
And it's very interesting with Jim Morrison because both his
father and him comes in on stage at the same time,
him as a singer in a rock and band, his
father on as the head of this military vessel in
the Gulf of Tonguere and also they leave their position
Jim official death and his father on the very same

(01:15:26):
day left his position as commander of this ship. And
it's like with Jim Morrison, very very interesting again because
he came with lyrics to Laura Canyon, pre written lyrics.
Nobody saw ever saw him write lyrics or do any
poetry or anything like that. He came with a finished

(01:15:48):
stack of lyrics and then it was put into music
and so on. It's the same with the Beatles. It's
unbelievable when you start really looking into how like, for instance,
you got the the record Robert Soul, and like they
produced albums seventy percent faster than any other band alive

(01:16:08):
at the time. Seventy percent they made and it's like
within one month, I believe it was like eleven different
songs finished, produced album record, all of it released. It's
just like there's a one of my friends, Mike Williams,
and also another researcher called Mark Devon and have done
incredible work when it comes to the Beatles. Also on

(01:16:29):
my website you can find a webinar where I go
into extreme details about that whole group or band I
would call it operation Unfortunately, where you can clearly see
that This is part of changing the mindset of especially
the younger generation, to look in a certain direction, away

(01:16:51):
from politics, away from trying to make a difference, and
into the whole sex drugs, especially drugs where people girl
got completely wasted and couldn't care less and moved away
from this whole thing.

Speaker 1 (01:17:05):
So yeah, let me ask you, were a lot of
the musicians, if they were in the know of what's
going on, were they secretly writing these in their lyrics?

Speaker 4 (01:17:18):
No. The only band that I've ever seen put clues
in the lyrics is the Beatles, but that was John
Lennon massively putting in because one of the members had
been replaced Paul McCartney died in sixty six and was
replaced by another guy who's a lot taller. Once you

(01:17:38):
started comparing them, I mean, they don't even look alike.
But anyway, in that it's a massive thing. David, I
don't know if it's clever to get into this whole thing,
but what I can say is that especially John felt
very very bad about this replacement, that they were fooling
their fans and so on. Also, because the whole construction

(01:18:02):
of the Beatles, We've been told one thing that there
was this group of youngsters that men in Liverpool, they
were schoolmates or whatever. At Boom, they went to Hamburg.
They did a lot of nightclubs there and they came
back and they were like this sensation and the whole
beatle Mania started. And then they were introduced to George Martin,
this super producer, and Boom they got the Beatles. So

(01:18:24):
not the way it happened, and I mean they couldn't play,
they were not good musicians, and still they delivered all
of these songs that are unbelievably good and so advanced musically.
It's like George Martin, the producer. I have interviews with
him where he said, when I first met the Beatles,
I thought they absolutely sucked. Quincy Jones, I mean, that's

(01:18:48):
a musician for you. He said, they were awful musicians.
They had to even on Ringo Star's own record, They
had to get rid of Ringo, get him out of
the studio. Quincy Jones describing this whole thing so that
they could get I think his name is Bertie Perkins,
a black drummer, and he put down drums on at

(01:19:09):
least twenty one of the Beatles songs, like this whole
thing to get Ringo out because he couldn't He wasn't
steady at all. It's just all over the place. So
they had to sort of get him out of the studio,
go have some lunch, and then while he was there
whom they recorded all of these tracks. But when you
look at, for instance, Roberts sold, you will see that
it is not physically possible to do what they did,

(01:19:34):
because we've been told that during this month all of
this was done. Now we have the historical dates, so
when they went into the studio, when they did that,
when they did that, But when you know the manufacturing
steps of how to it's not only to write the
songs with they also claim that they did in this

(01:19:54):
time span, but the production, the choosing and what the
you know, how should the songs? Should that be the
first song, the second song? Should that be on the
B side? Should that be this? Should that do that?
The cover designs, also the printing and the label printing,
and then the distribution. You will find that it's absolutely

(01:20:17):
impossible on a logistic point of view to do it
in the time span that we're being told. It would
take like at least three times the time if these
songs had not been pre recorded in many ways except
for the lyrics. And it's also I have the paper
magazine cuttings and stuff from the sixties where it says

(01:20:39):
that today George Martin, the producer, is bringing new songs
to the studio for the Beatles to record. He's bringing
these songs with him to the whole thing. And the
more you look into the Beatles and also what was
going on on the other side of the Atlantic, you
will find the Tavistock Institute in the background. The Tamistock

(01:21:01):
Institute is very important to know about. Most people have
no idea, but this is an in institution where they
are focusing on how to manipulate the mindset of populations
into staring them in a specific direction, and so very
very important to find out these things. And then you

(01:21:23):
will see, oh my god, that is where they were,
not next door where we were told they were in
this nightclub. The Talmestock Institute is right next door. And
then you will see also, like if you have documentaries,
you can see how the Beatles were working, like this
get Back song. You can see there working like a

(01:21:44):
normal band. It takes time, you know, Okay, if I
play like that if you do like this, what about it?
If I do, it's time consuming. But we're being told
that they recorded, like made and recorded two songs at
least per day and produce it. You can. It's just
it's not possible. So these are the things I look
for when it's just like that makes no sense whatsoever.

(01:22:07):
Something must be wrong. Why are they telling us lies?
And then track that back and you start seeing back
to where I say, farmer brown logic one plus one
equals two. If they say one plus one equals thirty four,
you have to say, I don't know why, but somebody
is lying to me, because that is absolutely not true.

Speaker 1 (01:22:27):
We got two minutes ago before we have to go
to break into the bottom of the hour. In the
next half hour, well, we're going to get to some
audience questions regarding that. You know, the I don't or
I struggle with the Paul versus Paul conspiracy theory on
that one. I really do on that one.

Speaker 4 (01:22:48):
Yeah, it's very like so did I for many years
And did you see how you use the word conspiracy
theory here?

Speaker 2 (01:22:54):
Again?

Speaker 4 (01:22:55):
So I completely agree, and I overlooked it from me
many years. I was very aware of it because it
was a rumor already in sixty six. It spread right away.
It was like a DJ in the US that started
spreading this rumor that he had died in a car accident.
So it was a massive, big thing, and in the
late sixties many people was you know, like going through

(01:23:18):
the songs trying to find hidden messages and found loads,
so many things. But the record company even they made
a lot of money on it as well, because people
destroyed their records by playing them backwards and so on
trying to find stuff, so they sold even more. So
it was good for business. But the thing is with
George and Fall or Paul or Fall as he's called

(01:23:41):
by the other members. You will see once you started
really looking into it and comparing the two, there's they
don't even look like the guy Fall is like half
a head taller. It's like his everything is just different.
But you have to put them next to each other
and the it's not only that, but like there's many

(01:24:04):
interviews with Paul where he talks about Paul in third person,
you know, and he just he says, you know, he
was considering and what can I say, you know, one
of the benefits of being Paul, And then he decided, Yeah,
there was more benefits being Paul because he had to
give up his whole life before. And also you you

(01:24:27):
will see in my presentation the at Lighter on Conspiracies
dot Com the Beatles webinar that that I break it
down and you can hear for yourself. In many interviews,
he's talking about himself like I can't like he's saying,
I can't even imagine how it must feel to be Paul.
I'm just like this guy imagining playing this guy.

Speaker 1 (01:24:52):
Hold that thought. We're gonna go to break here. We
have a half hour left of Bob Domic. You're listening
space out with your host Dave Scott. All right, we

(01:25:20):
got about five minutes here. Appreciate you, Thank you, Thank you, David.
A lot of questions about is that what kind of
guitar is that on your wall? Is that a PRS?

Speaker 4 (01:25:35):
It's actually a Canadian built It's hilarryweed.

Speaker 1 (01:25:38):
Oh very nice.

Speaker 4 (01:25:40):
Yeah, I mean you're in Canada. I love it. It's
been mindful of some thirty odd years.

Speaker 1 (01:25:46):
Beautiful color.

Speaker 4 (01:25:48):
Thank you. It was every single all the money I
had I put into that one back in the eighties.

Speaker 1 (01:25:58):
So well, looks beautiful it's beautiful. What's your plan for
the rest of the day after this?

Speaker 4 (01:26:13):
We're we're in the process of creating what we call Selalu,
a neighborhood for light minded people, light minded, not like minded,
like minded trends here in Bali where we're we're in
the middle of building a project. It's going to be
about thirty houses in this valley up on a mountain

(01:26:38):
side here in Bali where we're sort of in the center.
We don't have the money to do it ourselves, but
we are now in the process big time of inviting
people in from around the world. Is there's like an
what we call it an alignment process, because we need
people that are on the same side as us, you know,

(01:26:58):
big part small egos on the contr and that wants
to do good, be good and share good things with
the world and the local population here also. So we
have this vision, I can send you the video we have.
We call it Selalu, which means always in Indonesia, and

(01:27:19):
it is to create this neighborhood, not a community, not
a gated anything. This is like a neighborhood. So that
now if I want to come and have a coffee
with you, I have to travel like forever and ever.
Instead I can just go down the road to Dave
and have a coffee. Because with people on the same

(01:27:40):
level of integrity and creativity and all of these beautiful things,
when you bring them together without big egos, incredible things happen.
It's like a firework or creativity. I've seen it happen
again and again. And I've also seen how communities with
a lot of rules die. So we're trying to do
or we're doing something different. So this is we live

(01:28:02):
and breathe sel a Loo at the moment.

Speaker 1 (01:28:06):
Oh wow, that sounds like an interesting time.

Speaker 4 (01:28:11):
It is. We have absolutely no clue what we're doing,
and we feel but we are with with like there's
this team that is coming together amazing people, and we've
had horrible experiences before we builders and stuff like that,
so we really know what to look out for. But
this time it feels, it feels right. And so we

(01:28:36):
have people here who have also been here for forty
years and who've been doing a lot of these stuff together.
So without them we would never do it, and without
us they would never do it either. So we're sort
of bringing the best of the best of the best
from around the world into this little valley. It's a
bit like Laura Canyon, but of incredible people that will

(01:28:57):
want to lift the world.

Speaker 1 (01:29:02):
And here I'm just going to sleep after this.

Speaker 8 (01:29:05):
Okay, Well then again it'll be like I don't know,
midnight here in about ninety minutes, but.

Speaker 4 (01:29:14):
I already slept that night that you were going into.

Speaker 2 (01:29:17):
So yes, fun times.

Speaker 4 (01:29:20):
I'm coming to you from the future.

Speaker 2 (01:29:22):
I love it.

Speaker 1 (01:29:27):
All right, We have about a minute to go here.
If you have audience questions, please put them in capital letters.
I would appreciate that. Dave's eyes don't work that well
on lowercase. Looks all blended together.

Speaker 4 (01:29:45):
I know the feeling.

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(01:31:27):
have all the Damaguard with us. His website lightonconspiracies dot
com if you want to check it on out. We
got some great audience questions coming at you here, Oly,
So thank you very much for being with us tonight.

Speaker 4 (01:31:41):
Thank you for inviting me, Dave. And please, if anybody
is like, oh my god, this guy's all over the place,
please notice that I've been into you more than one thousand,
three hundred times. They're all on my Websiteline on Conspiracies
dot com where I break down every single case in
extreme details. So if you're interested in any of these
cases or about a thousand other ones, please go to

(01:32:04):
my website and then see for yourself. Because when you
scratch on the surface of the so many different cases
that we're doing now, I can completely understand if it
sounds like well that he's so please line on Conspiracies
dot com.

Speaker 1 (01:32:21):
All right, start off with PARAMIV here. Why would James
Files come forward to tell you he was the shooter
of JFK. What was his motivation? Who is he working for?

Speaker 4 (01:32:35):
Okay, So James Files is the shooter from the Grassino
and he didn't come forward to me. He didn't come
forward to anyone. He was a man that was born
into like a super soldio program. He was born in
nineteen forty two in Alabama. His mother signed up. He
was poor and signed up to be insiminated in one

(01:32:56):
of these operations where the intelligence agencies were trying to
create super soul. It's just like Hitler on this side.
They were doing a similar thing and often with the
very same scientists that was connected to Operation paper Clip later.
But anyway, so he was born into He never went

(01:33:17):
to a normal school. He never went to high school.
From day one, from a very early age, she was
being trained as an assassin. He and I think there
were about one hundred children. Many of them died, but
otherwise than that were in this program. So he has
been over the years. I let me rephrase because there's

(01:33:39):
a question here. There was absolutely no reason for him
to come forward. He had been keeping this as a secret.
He was like one of multiple shooters that day, and
so for him he earned it was no benefit for himself.
He has no remorse for shooting Kennedy. For him, it

(01:33:59):
was like he said, it was like carrying out taking
out the trash. He couldn't care less. He has no
remorse at all. And he has over the years killed
about a thousand people. So this is like a mission impossible,
but real type guy. He is the real deal, and
he's been in so many different operations around the world,

(01:34:23):
many times connected to George Bruce Senior and this group
forty where he was part of binding and killing che
Evarda down in Bolivia together with Phillis Rodriguez, who is
another key person in this Operation forty. He was in
Santiago to Chile when Aliande committed suicide and they did

(01:34:44):
the overthrow and put Pinochette there. He was in laos In,
he was in Vietnam. He was he was the one
that delivered the explosives when they blew up the Orlando
Lettier in Washington, d C. On Embassy Road. He was.
I mean, this guy, his life is unbelievable. He's been very,

(01:35:06):
very productive. He worked for the Chicago Mob and the
CIA at the same time, so he's always on standby
where he had the very same handler or controller as
Lee Harvey Oswald and several other of these agents, David
Attley Phillips, key person in many of these operations. And
so anyway, in the nineties he had been put away

(01:35:29):
for a thing that he hadn't done. It's almost a
hysterical because he did so much other stuff, but this
one he was put away for. He was innocent too.
But anyway, he spent some I think about twenty five years.
I believe inside prison is something like that. And it
was inside prison where Jesus came to him. Believe it

(01:35:50):
or not, but this is a hardened murderer, a hardened killer.
So for him to change, who could do that to
James Files? Jesus came to his cell one day and said, listen,
you have to change. There's another chapter for you. You
have to change. And Jesus came twice to him and

(01:36:10):
said the very same thing, which turned his life upside
down because suddenly it was very hard for him to
be in this world of violence. And at the same
time also he was approached by a researcher called Joe West,
who wanted to escavate JFK's body to show that there

(01:36:31):
was actually mercury inside his skull from because that was
the type of AMMO that James Files had used when
he shot JFK. At that time, Joe West was not
aware that James Files was one of the killers, but anyway,
Joe West was really pushing for this whole thing. He
became close friends with James Files. After a long time,

(01:36:52):
James Files started to trust him, and then Joe West,
when he started making too much fuss, was killed. He
died after an operation where there was no need to
him diet to die at all, there was no need
for that. They took him out and if he asked me,
if you ask Files, if you ask anyone else, he
was murdered to stop him. After that, James Files. Just

(01:37:15):
who's a man of extreme honor, I must say mass
murderer extreme honor. He wanted to stand up for in
the memory of Joe West and also for his widow
and really stand up. So he took a step forward
and was interviewed by Jim Marris if you know about him,

(01:37:39):
a legend in the JFK movie, and other people, also
one of my friends from Holland who interviewed him man
In these interviews from ninety four or five or six
or something like that, he describes what actually happened for
no benefit of himself inside a high security prison where

(01:38:00):
he could be taken out at any day, against these
agencies that could take him out anytime. At least they
tried many times. So that's when he did it. And
so to start with, I heard about him in the
early two thousand or something like that. To start with,
it didn't make any sense to me at all. And
then I started really listening to him, and every single

(01:38:22):
thing that he's ever said, I have not been able
to find something that was not correct, except for what
he was paid for the assassination. He was paid thirty thousand,
but he got money for several different assassinations in the
same Enmerald anyway, that's the only thing. And I've been
to Dallas, I've been tracking down his path exactly how

(01:38:42):
he walked and went and all of these things, and
never ever have I found anything not true. So after
a few years, because nobody was listening to him, it's unbelievable.
He's like this, I would say, the most important witness
of modern times. If you listened to him, you will
find out. He was part of the chip equidic when

(01:39:04):
they set up ped Kennedy. He was a guy that
drove the car into into the river while I Howard
Hunt suffocated the girl, and Frank Sturgis. These three were
the ones, all of them connected to Group forty or
Operation forty. They did that one. I mean so so
many of them. He was also part of them your

(01:39:26):
Unconscious thing when he was one of the pilots flying
raw cocaine into the US, starting the whole crack epidemy.
He was just one of them. Bara Seals was another
one that is now portrayed by Tom Cruise in this
movie called American Made or whatever. So James Files had
no reason to do it, and he did. I started

(01:39:47):
early on seeing that. Oh my god, this guy is
for real. So I've done everything to back him. I
got in on media shows and so on where I
put my trustworthiness on at risk. But I stood up
for this guy and I still do it. He's eighty
three now, he's in a very bad health situation. But

(01:40:09):
that guy we all also, people close to me have
approached Donald Trump to let him speak freely, give testimonial
and you know, but not at all. I tell you,
anyone like Donald Trump in his situation, if he really
wanted the truth out here, that's the guy that would

(01:40:29):
get it. But it's on the on the exact opposite.
It's just being shut down, shutdown. So long, long answer
to a short question.

Speaker 1 (01:40:40):
Let's get to another question here. And I love that answer,
by the way, it's good. Unknown. Besides Alan Dulles, who
I think was the main conspirator, who else do you
think could have planned this?

Speaker 4 (01:40:52):
Oh my god, it's a massive operation. It is massive,
and it's so compartmentalized and I'm so many different layels,
so you can't even say that one of the main conspiracy. Yeah,
he was a bad dude to say the least, and
he was deeply, deeply involved in it, but he was
one of the players on a certain level. There were

(01:41:12):
so many others on so you had to say on
a street level, on a government level, on an elite level,
on a so I can say Alan Dollas he was
massively involved, yes, and so was his brother. But otherwise
than that, he was not one of the main main Oh,

(01:41:33):
he was important, that's for sure. So I can't really
answer that question.

Speaker 1 (01:41:39):
All right, let's move on. Let's get to Joe's question here.
I like this only have you ever looked into the
theory that John Wilkes Booth got away? The body they
pulled out of the barn does not match John Wilkes Booth.

Speaker 4 (01:41:54):
No, I have not, but I tell you I would
not be surprised. I mean, very few things surprised me
nowadays when it comes to these type of things. I
know that eight people were executed for this assassination, and
so there's still a lot of fog around this. I

(01:42:14):
have a friend of mine who's really looked in deeply
into it. I did an interview with him a few
months ago. I'm sorry I forgot his name on my
website as well on the Abraham Lincoln assassination. So please
check that one out. Is that because he knows a
lot more than I do.

Speaker 1 (01:42:31):
All right, let's go to another.

Speaker 4 (01:42:34):
I'll tell you very very often, sorry, there's other you know,
when people have assassinated or tried to assassinate precedents, they
end up in graves and then they put lime on
the body. Why would they do? You know, like, why
do they do that so that the body cannot be
identified afterwards? So many times there's this because also assassination attempts,

(01:43:00):
it is one very very powerful tool to add popularity
to the one that was the target of the assassination,
who was standing up for freedom and democracy. Look at
that one. Look at the alleged assassination attempt against theod
Donald Trump. You will see a massive, massive psychological operation.
Please go to my website line on conspiracy dot com.

(01:43:23):
I've got two webinars that I break it down. I'll
tell you if you believe the official narrative after watching
these ones. And once again, I have no interest in
pushing anything on anyone. I'm just saying, look at the
different pieces of the puzzle and you will find a
completely completely different picture than the official narrative.

Speaker 1 (01:43:47):
All right, let's move on to another one here t
Bone is asking why do they hide these conspiracies and
played site.

Speaker 4 (01:43:59):
I'm show what he means by that. But one of
the I would say that one of the reasons is
the thing that I said before about the law of karma,
that they're very afraid of it, that they show us,
but not they had to show us. It's the same
if you look at all different old stories, and it's

(01:44:21):
always like evil has to show itself. Evil has to
knock on the door and then it's up. If we
open the door, then we just have to blame ourselves.
But also hiding in plainside is often the best place
to hide it because the bigger the lie, the easier
it is for people to believe it. You know, the
bigger the lie. If you just keep repeating the lie

(01:44:42):
over and over and over again, people start believing it.
It's they said no, but it's you couldn't lie about
a thing like that. You couldn't. Yes, they do.

Speaker 1 (01:44:54):
I don't normally talk about this subject, but I will
because it's been in the news recently. Recently, Tucker Carlson
did a five part series on nine to eleven. I'm
not sure if you saw it or not.

Speaker 2 (01:45:08):
It was.

Speaker 1 (01:45:09):
I highly recommend watching it, and we know the story
about what happened that day. We were all the people listening,
we're pretty much all the live when that happened. That
would be our modern day Pearl Harbor. But there are
still so many questions. In the end, Tucker really stated
that this was something that was a lot more sinister

(01:45:31):
than what we really believed, and he focused in on
Building seven. Your thoughts on Building seven and the whole event, it's.

Speaker 4 (01:45:44):
A big question Building seven controlled emolition boom. I think
the reason they took down Building seven in the afternoon,
many hours later, was because it was used as the
headquarter for the operation, complete inside job, where many of
the people that have been part of I mean, the
buildings were taken down with all so many different types

(01:46:05):
of technologies. It never ever has anything like that been
done in the world. So they could not fail, they
could not afford to fail. So they were using all kinds,
including thermite, including controlled demolition, including directed energy weapons, including
things that we've never heard about. I think because they

(01:46:26):
these buildings were dustified, they were turned into dust and
you got the Brooklyn Haven Brooklyn National Laboratory, Brookhaven Sorry,
Brookhaven National laboratory that I think is one of the
main sources for the energy that was used to justify

(01:46:48):
these buildings. So it was a complete inside job. Had
nothing to do with the Middle East, had nothing to
do with planes, had nothing to do with all of
these things. But I believe that Billing seven, the people
that were part of assembling the controlled demolition part of it,
because they were working there for weeks on different levels,

(01:47:12):
all of them. The reason we have found no whistleblowers
or no one coming forward, that is because I believe
they were invited over to Building seven, to the headquarters
where all of it was being observed from right in
front of these two the main towers that went down
and then to get rid of all evidence, including the

(01:47:34):
bodies of these people that were involved, and that these
different teams that have carried out this work, all of
them went down and Building seven. So Building seven was
just like you know the old Pirates when the captain
and two pirates went to some island and they had
a casket of gold and some shovels, and then they

(01:47:54):
buried the treasure and before they filled up the whole
boom boom, the captain shot both of them and then
fill the hole with them exactly the same way.

Speaker 1 (01:48:06):
It is a weird story. And and you know, the
weight is the weight, not.

Speaker 4 (01:48:10):
Sorry saying sorry to interrupt you. It is massive. It
is so multi layered that there's so many different things
happening on that day. So you can't say, yes, it
the buildings went down. No, it's so so, so so
much bigger. It is unbelievably big. But I would say,

(01:48:31):
wouldn't it be better instead of arguing about how did
they get the towers to come down, wouldn't it be
better to look into who had the possibility and the
power and the weaponry that can do such a thing,
and then look for where are they today? Because the
very same people that carry that out they didn't stop.
They're still doing a lot of bad stuff to us.

Speaker 1 (01:48:55):
And one of the things that Tucker brought up, and
I didn't even know this, you know, I probably hurt
it but kind of rushed it through like we do
with a lot of news, was that as they were
removing the rubble, they were immediately taking before the investigators
even had a chance to look at it, they were
shipping the rubble right out of the country to different

(01:49:18):
locations for meltdown and garbage basically.

Speaker 4 (01:49:23):
But Dave, that's what I'm saying. When things who controls
the crime scene, who controls it, who controls the investigation?
Who controls that The police in this case allowed that.
I mean, it was a crime scene on mass murder
that the world had never seen anything like it before,
and it was being shipped out before the fires were

(01:49:45):
even turned out. It was chopped many of these pillars
that was left was already through somemos. I'm like, what
is it called cut in pieces that were perfect to
put on these trailers and trans voted out. Was pre
it was prepared to transport out all of the things

(01:50:07):
that could show that something really ardly happened here instead
of the official narrative that is like a ridiculous the
whole miss report. I tell you, Dave, Okay, if you
believe the official narrative with the pancake thing or the
plane that the fire from the plane did that these
buildings were constructed to take impact by earthquakes, storms planes. Okay,

(01:50:32):
So there was even a plane earlier on that hit
the buildings. It hardly met and made a mark. So
I tell you, if you take an airplane it's made
mostly of aluminum, it's mostly empty. It's got like two
at least two big indians of titanium whatever, six tons whatever.
But otherwise than that, it's more as an empty tube

(01:50:53):
with some gas fuel jet fuel. Otherwise than that, not
a lot going on. So if you make a similar experiment,
you take like a Coca Cola can empty it boom,
that would be more or less the same material as
in the body of an airplane. You fill that with
jet fuel, You turn the jet fuel on fire, the

(01:51:13):
jet fuel, you take it and you smash it against
a concrete wall. If that concrete wall dustifies, so the
only thing that is left not armored irons, anything like
this big steel whatever. If it doestifies, then the official
narrative makes sense. Otherwise, and that is as pure bs

(01:51:35):
on steroids. These buildings went down three fall speed. What
does that mean. It means that there's no friction whatsoever.
If you have a pancake thing, it will go boom
and then slower slower slower because of friction. Here we
see had you dropped the bowling ball from the top,

(01:51:56):
it would have landed at the very same speed as
the building. The buildings were justified. They went, they became dust.
How is that possible? Where all the furniture, all the telephones,
all the office chairs, all the cabinets, file cabinets, the
closed but all of it were justified. Who can do

(01:52:22):
something like that? Who has the weaponry, who has the
technology that can do anything like that? And you will
see it's very very very very few, if more than one,
that can accomplish it.

Speaker 1 (01:52:38):
It is very very interesting.

Speaker 4 (01:52:40):
And I don't think this whole thing, ye no, sorry
to interrupt you, but this whole thing about nine people
from the Middle East, No. Nineteen, where nine of them
were still active pilots several years afterwards. They didn't even die.
And like the I mean that none of they learned
to fly with a VHS cassette, do you know? Come on,

(01:53:01):
it's sort of like you know, many years ago, I
was sitting in this very chair and my daughter, who
was at that time four years old, she came running
in and she said, my dad, what are you doing?
And I was watching the towers go down, you know,
I was rewatching it for the thousand time or some time,
and I said, I'm doing adult stuff and she said,
tell me, so I explained to her the official narrative

(01:53:26):
of how these two buildings went down, and she said,
She looked at me, she said, Dad, I'm a child.
I'm not stupid. Why are you lying to me? So
I'm telling you that is the mind of a four
year old, but not sort of messed up in the
mind of how to think or whatever. She just thought, No,
that's not possible, and then she went off playing. And

(01:53:47):
here we are twenty I don't know how many years later,
and people are still was it this or was it that?

Speaker 9 (01:53:53):
No?

Speaker 4 (01:53:54):
Is It's like, come on, mind, do you know, Like
when people are talking of breakin watching, I think that's
a very healthy thing. Wash our brains. That's been so
packed with crap. We need to rinse it, give it
a really good rinse, let go of all of the
things that has just blocked up there as concrete, and
start making it at work again. Brainwashing. They hijack that word.

(01:54:18):
I think it's a beautiful word, because that is we
need to get back to like logical steing. Like just
because somebody in a white rope tells you stuff, question it.

Speaker 1 (01:54:29):
Only down my guard, everybody. We're definitely going to look
to bring him back on again. So interesting, Thank you, Ollie,
Thank you. Swamp Dweller kicks off our three. Next you're
listening to spaced Out Radio with your host Dave Scott.

(01:55:01):
That was fantastic. Thank you, Thank you David.

Speaker 4 (01:55:06):
And if you ever want me back on, let me
on whatever case. I mean, my head is like in
the thousands of different cases or whatever wherever you want
to go.

Speaker 1 (01:55:15):
Appreciate you, Thank you. That was so much fun. You
have a good day after doing okay.

Speaker 4 (01:55:23):
That I will, and don't get eaten by a grisly
take care.

Speaker 1 (01:55:28):
Bye, bye bye, pull it down my guard, everybody. I'll
be right back.

Speaker 7 (01:57:56):
Us.

Speaker 1 (01:59:30):
Let's bring in the beautiful, the lovely, the talented Katie Page.
There she is.

Speaker 10 (01:59:39):
Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where
you are.

Speaker 1 (01:59:45):
Right. Good to have you here.

Speaker 10 (01:59:48):
It's nice to be here.

Speaker 1 (01:59:53):
I put up a video on TikTok and it accidentally
loaded twice of the snow that that was following the
other day. It was like a freaking blizzard here.

Speaker 10 (02:00:03):
I happened to catch that.

Speaker 1 (02:00:05):
It's got like thirty thousand views.

Speaker 10 (02:00:09):
Isn't that something?

Speaker 1 (02:00:11):
I'm like, where the hell did this come from?

Speaker 10 (02:00:14):
You know, lately, I've been watching videos that get like
millions of use and they're of people playing instruments to animals,
to cows. I just watched the orchestra playing playing orchestra
music to the giraffes at the Denver Zoo.

Speaker 1 (02:00:28):
I like that they do.

Speaker 10 (02:00:30):
Like then they get millions of views. People like me
are like, Wow, this is fascinating.

Speaker 1 (02:00:36):
Fancinating, totally totally right. We got about forty seconds. Big
thank you to Jenny white Bear and her great return
to our chat room. It's been months. Sally Alcappam Harris
t Bone gifting five memberships and Kimberly, thank you very

(02:01:01):
much for your love and support. Love it very much,
appreciate it. And yeah we get to play Katie song tonight,
Yes we do. Thurston Howell the Third House, Lovey give
us an update. Yeah, it's all melted now. By the way,

(02:01:23):
the snow that is here, we go. Our number three
of Spaced Out Radio is now underway. We have Swamp Dweller,
Katie Page and the weird News of the week coming
on up. My name is Dave Scott. I'm happy to

(02:01:45):
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and every night, and I hope it makes you scratch
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on spaced Out Radio, let's head to the Swamp.

Speaker 9 (02:02:42):
Hello and welcome to spaced Out Radios Swamp. I'm swamp dweller,
and tonight I'm going to take you on a mystic
journey of the unknown, sharing tales of monsters, legends, and nightmares.

Speaker 1 (02:02:55):
Welcome to the spaced Out Radio Swamp.

Speaker 9 (02:03:00):
This story happened when I was around eleven or twelve
years old and I was finally on summer break. Me
and my best friend who I've met on the internet
made plans for me to stay at their place for
the weekend. She lived in a city about two and
a half hours away from me, but I have met
her before real life, so everything was fine. On that day,

(02:03:23):
I took the train by myself, which was not a
new experience for me, says my mom. Let me have
a lot of freedom and experience. I texted my friend
the time and place i'd arrived, but that city was huge,
so I got the name of the station mixed up,
which led her going to somewhere else instead of where
I was. But at the time I obviously didn't know,

(02:03:45):
so when I arrived, I just took my suitcase and
went to a quiet corner to wait for her while
watching all the busy people running from a to B.
My friend texted me asking where I was, and after
some more text we figured out that it was my
fault for telling her at the wrong station, but she
was on the way to pick me out.

Speaker 1 (02:04:05):
After waiting for.

Speaker 9 (02:04:06):
A few minutes, a man in his thirties accidentally bumped
into me, even though I was just standing still. He
apologized a thousand times. I assured it was fine, and
nothing happened. But he insisted on making it up to
me and wanted to buy me a hot chocolate or
something to eat. I refused, but I was also a

(02:04:28):
pretty shy girl back then and wasn't taken seriously many times.
He seemed pretty frustrated at this point and decided to
just grab my hand and try to drag me with him.
Only then I realized that his intentions were not good,
and I felt super scared.

Speaker 1 (02:04:48):
No one else around seemed to notice what was going on.

Speaker 9 (02:04:51):
But like a miracle, my friend just arrived on time
and came straight to me. I was calling her name,
which made the guy realize I wasn't alone anymore, so
he took off as fast as he could without saying anything.
So I hope that creep from the train station who
tried to abduct me never tried to abduct anybody else.

Speaker 1 (02:05:11):
Thank you swamp Dweller for another creepy story. If you
want more just like that, head on over to his
YouTube channel swamp Dweller hit subscribe ring that Bell. He's
got thousands of stories for you to listen to each
and every night. It's that time of the night. I
love it when I get to play this. Here's Katie
Page Nancy away from the beautiful rocky mountains of Colorado.

(02:05:56):
Here she is researcher, author, and down right awesome person.
Katie Page with the Encounters. How are you, my friend?

Speaker 10 (02:06:05):
I'm doing well. I hope everybody is too.

Speaker 1 (02:06:09):
It is always awesome to have you here. And how
you been. It's been a week.

Speaker 10 (02:06:13):
It's been a week's doing really good. The weather's been beautiful,
not a cloud in the sky most days. So I
saw you got some snow.

Speaker 2 (02:06:23):
I did.

Speaker 10 (02:06:23):
It's that time a year, but we've been lucky so far.
We've only had one snow so far.

Speaker 1 (02:06:28):
It is something that I am How can I put it?
It's almost time to put a hoodie on. Okay, where
I live, it's almost time to put a hoodie on.
And you know, it just doesn't get much colder than
that at this time of year, and it always seems
around Halloween we get an early snow just to kind

(02:06:49):
of forewarn us about what's happening and what's coming. So
it is what it is. But you know, we could
still make our way through the snow and have some
fun there as well. So it's all speaking of snow
more dramatic.

Speaker 10 (02:07:06):
Than I love speaking of so dramatic.

Speaker 1 (02:07:09):
Because it literally the snow is melted.

Speaker 10 (02:07:12):
It's already melted, right, good thing speaking of snow and
lack there of snow. You know, we're doing the Obscure
UFO Encounters, brought to you by UFO Decks. Ryan was
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and if you have any particular questions you'd like to

(02:07:33):
ask about this topic, it's a good place to go
and you get really specific answers back through his huge
collection that is really UFO paranormal encrypted based, mostly UFOs,
but there are the paranormal crypted stories and the mutilations
as well. So this week we are going to the
warm state of California, and California know is really known

(02:07:56):
for the Battle of La that happened in February of
nineteen forty two, but I'm looking for those not so
well known cases and going through the UFO Decks, there
are some weird, interesting ones out of California. So we're
going to be talking a couple of blob case stories
and metallic kind of robotic aliens, so a lot of
fun stuff in California. And we're going to start with

(02:08:18):
a case from nineteen fifty three, known as the Brush
Creek little Man and Water Collector's Case. And I thought
this was interesting just well, first of all, I thought
it was funny. So for both Manitoba, which we're going
to get to in a little bit, and California. The
first case is start on my birthday. So this happened
to take place on May twentieth, nineteen fifty three. Now,

(02:08:41):
of course that's not the year of my birth, but
May twentieth is my birthday. I share a birthday with Share.
Isn't that awesome?

Speaker 2 (02:08:48):
That's awesome.

Speaker 10 (02:08:49):
That's awesome for me, Bob Dylan, for me, you share
a birthday with Bob Dylan.

Speaker 1 (02:08:54):
I do see.

Speaker 10 (02:08:56):
Look at that. People are talking to Bob Dylan and Share.
You didn't know that's that's what's going on anyway. Okay,
So this happened on May twenty, nineteen fifty three. The
witnesses are John Q. Black and John Van Allen. They're
titanium miners and while they're working at their mine, Black
and Van allen encountered a small disc like shaped craft

(02:09:17):
near the mine shaft. They were diminutive beans, described as
little men. They emerge and scooped up water from the
creek in a shiny pail and returned to the craft.
The bean was described as about three feet tall, with
large with a large head, and wearing tight fitting suit.
The craft then took off silently. And the description on

(02:09:40):
this one I like because so many cases we hear
we have these little beans or aliens coming out and
you know, testing the water, or they're around water, or
they're testing the soil, different aliens with tools, that kind
of thing. So I like this little case here is
kind of a fun little case. Now, this one's really
cute too. I had to include this because we are

(02:10:02):
getting into the holidays, in the holiday spirit. This one
is called the elf on Christmas Morning. And I believe
this one came from Preston Dennett's book. Actually this was
in San Gabriel, California. This happened early morning Christmas morning,
so basically Christmas Eve night in nineteen fifty seven. This
was Oh no, this wasn't from Preston Dennett. This was

(02:10:23):
a letter written in a letter written to Whitley Strieber
from a little child and it says a seven year
old child awoke in the early morning hours, paralyzed in
bed and saw a small cream colored creature on the
front porch. Wow, I know, he said that while the

(02:10:46):
thought was Santa's elves, at first he thought it was
Santa's elves. The being was about three or four feet tall,
and the child felt a loving parental telepathic message telling
him to go back to sleep. The experience was so
vivid that the child ignored Christmas presence in favor of
searching for evidence on the porch. So he's like, forget

(02:11:08):
the presence, I gotta go find proof of this little
cream colored Now some we don't hear very often a
cream colored little alien being. So I thought that was
a sweet little story.

Speaker 1 (02:11:19):
Are we sure it wasn't? In Alphaca, I got to
tell you a little Dave story if we could go
back in time. Okay, when I was about five years old,
it was Christmas Eve, and I I remember my parents
saying to you know, go to bed or Santa won't come.
You know what I'm saying. I think we all got
told that you got to go to sleep so Santa

(02:11:39):
Claus can come. And I remember being in my room
and I can hear my parents. They got company over
and they're all laughing, and you know, doing what parents
do loud, and I remember going to my bedroom window,
and this would have been one I was five, so
that would have been about nineteen seventy eight, and remember

(02:12:00):
looking out my window and way off in the distance
in the sky, there was a red light in the sky.
And now, logically it was probably an airplane coming out
of Vancouver because I lived east of Vancouver and the
flight line going east was kind of along those that route. Okay,

(02:12:24):
but in my mind that was Rudolph's nose, yes, of course,
and I was I actually remember having to this day.
I remember having a panic attack that I wasn't asleep
and here's Santa's flying by, and I'm going to miss
it because I'm not going to get any gifts because

(02:12:44):
I'm not asleep. No, And I was just like, oh
my goodness, So yes, I know what this kid is
feeling like in wanting to investigate.

Speaker 10 (02:12:55):
That's why I love the story, because whether you celebrate
Christmas or not, we all remember that that feeling when
you were a child and you're so excited either about
a family trip or a party or Christmas or whatever
celebration you celebrate. That childlike wonder is just kind of
what I got brought to When I read this little

(02:13:17):
tiny case here, I'm like, oh, how cute is that?
So yeah, I wish we can still have those feelings.
But it's kind of sucky being adult, isn't it.

Speaker 1 (02:13:27):
No, I'll be honest with you. I'll be honest with you.
I have refused. I'm fifty two and I have refused
to give up on Santa Claus. That's good, I refuse.
I absolutely like say.

Speaker 10 (02:13:43):
About Albert Einstein. You know, they studied his brain and
parts of his brain were very childlike. He retained that
childhood wonder of discovery, and I think that's important that
we all hold on to any ounce of that that
we can have any laughter, any joy, any wonder, especially
now in this crazy world we're living in. So good

(02:14:04):
for you, Dave, good for you. We're doing that well.
Speaking of childhood wonder, robots, right, Jabe. I love the
robots because a two B guy in Rocky Mountain Ranch.
So I'm always looking for correlating cases to that. But
this one's called the Cisco Grove robot encounter. This was
a Cisco grove near Trucky, California, September fourth and fifth,

(02:14:28):
nineteen sixty four. It says while bo hunting with friends,
Donald became lost in the woods and decided to spend
the night in a tree for safety. So I'm assuming
he meant like one of those tree hammocks. Perhaps I
don't think he just like crawled up there and stayed
in the tree. I don't know. Maybe in the sixties,
I don't know. Anyway, As darkness fell, he observed a

(02:14:49):
strange light maneuvering through the forest. The light approached, revealing
itself in a domed, metallic object. What followed was a
night of terror. Uh oh. He was besieged by a
group of bizarre entities, including two humanoid robot figures with
glowing eyes and a smaller, more organic looking being. So

(02:15:11):
they were together, which is interesting because that's the same
thing that's reported at the ranch. The robots attempted to
gas him out of the tree with a vapor emitted
from their mouths. Have you ever heard of any such
a thing like this? And reported losing consciousness, and he
reported losing consciousness multiple times. He defended himself by throwing

(02:15:31):
objects and even setting his own clothes on fire to
ward off the entities. The ordeal lasted until dawn, after
which the beans and the craft departed and there he
was stark naked with burned clothing. And I mean, I've
never heard of such a thing. That is really an interesting,

(02:15:52):
interesting case.

Speaker 1 (02:15:54):
It's that is very very eerie.

Speaker 10 (02:15:57):
Yeah, that's eerie. And then after that one, so right
after that in nineteen seventies, in the early seventies in
the Semi Valley, this one's called the hairy robot and
triangular UFO. So this happened October first, early nineteen seventies.
The exact year isn't specified, but the witnesses observed a huge,

(02:16:19):
hairy robot like creature walking mechanically with its hands upraised
in a large rounded head and an egg shaped UFO.
There's that egg shaped dufo again, was also seen during
a thunderstorm and imprints were found in the area. That's interesting.
The UFO was described as a triangular object. And that's

(02:16:39):
also fascinating because when we think of you know, there
was an egg shaped first of all, wait, egg shaped
dufo and then it's described as a triangular craft. So
it was there two craft. I don't know, I just
noticed that right now. That's kind of interesting. But with
the triangular craft, I don't hear a lot of abductions.
What triangular craft do you.

Speaker 1 (02:16:59):
No, they seem to be more observers.

Speaker 10 (02:17:03):
Yeah, I agree, I mean, I know there's a few,
but it's less common anyway. So this subtriangular object was
thirty by fifty feet. Maybe the egg shaped craft came
out of the triangle and I don't know, with an
eight foot hose dangling from the bottom and a clear
bubble on top. Well, the hose is interesting because in
the snippy case, there was a sighting of a craft

(02:17:25):
that had this like a hose coming from it as well,
So you do see that from time to time, also
kind of rare. So those two kind of went together.
Now we're going to get into these blob creatures. The
Dapple Gray Lane blob encounter from Palos Verdies in nineteen seventies. Again,
the Dapple Gray Lane, Palos Verdes, California. John Hodges, Now,

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this is an interesting question for you. He was a
UFO investigator that experienced this. Do you think that makes
him more credible or less credible or it doesn't matter?

Speaker 2 (02:18:00):
Tough one to say.

Speaker 10 (02:18:02):
I know, I kind of agree. I'm like, huh, I
don't know anyway. So John Hodges who was a UFO investigator,
experienced a bizarre encounter near his home in Palos Verdies.
While driving late at night, he and a friend saw
two bloblike creatures in the road. These entities were described
as amamorphous, so just a blob, semi transparent and glowing

(02:18:26):
with a bluish light. As Hodges approached, the blob seemed
to project a vision or hologram into his mind, showing
him scenes of environmental destruction and warning him about humanity's future.
We hear that a lot. The experience was so strange
that Hodges initially doubled his own or doubted his own sanity,

(02:18:48):
but the physical effects, including what were the physical effects,
sense of paralysis and missing time, con vissed him something
extraordinary had occurred. So that same message that we hear,
and we've heard this for decades now, you know, take
care of our planet. Doom and glooms coming three. I

(02:19:09):
at lists, wasn't it supposed to be close today, Like
the closest it's going to be. I thought maybe we'd
get a big long and I'm a little disappointed.

Speaker 1 (02:19:17):
We should kind of met. Talk about that for a
quick second here. Okay, all of the fake video said
photographs coming up that this is a UFO. You know,
I want to believe, you know me, I want to
believe that this is a UFO.

Speaker 10 (02:19:37):
It's a comment, but.

Speaker 1 (02:19:41):
The I was looking at one and it looks so fake.
And oh, a source inside NASA slipped this to me.

Speaker 2 (02:19:49):
And no they didn't.

Speaker 1 (02:19:53):
I know they didn't. That's not how the game works,
you know.

Speaker 10 (02:19:58):
And it I want to believe too. I want something
to come land how you know. Finally, yay, No, it's
a comment and what what? What disturbs me though, it's
just all the hype around it and all the disinformation
and the I don't know. I just and it's gonna be.

Speaker 1 (02:20:18):
I blame NASA. I blame NASA for being stupid again
I do. Yeah, all right, go ahead.

Speaker 10 (02:20:28):
All right, yeah, so anyway, all right. So then then
another blob entity. So I haven't heard very many of
these blob entities, so I thought it was interesting that
we had a couple. And this is actually it says
this is in the same area, which is also fascinating.
The payless Verdie underwater bas So there's a supposed underwater base,

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so maybe these blob entities are living under this base.
Near the Santa Catalina Canal off the coast of southern California.
Says this is multiple witnesses and this is still ongoing.
I had not heard of this before. Numerous witnesses, including
military personnel, have reported seen UFOs entering and exiting the ocean,

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as well as these glowing blob entities, both in the
water and on the land. Some reports describe these entities
as jellyfish like and resembling living plasma. There are persistent
rumors of underwater bases in the area, supported by sonar
anomalies and repeated sightings. Now this reminded me of these

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sightings that are going on on both coasts here of
these lights under the water under our oceans, and there's
multiple lights.

Speaker 1 (02:21:42):
Have you seen this, Dave, I have you not seen
this encounter? No, this is new to me.

Speaker 10 (02:21:47):
Oh yeah, so look it up. All acrosscross the East
Coast and the West coast, people are seeing lighted just
lights under the water and it's very mysterious. And there's
hundreds of these on both sides. So this is what
that reminded me of. And this is ongoing right now.

Speaker 1 (02:22:07):
What if you're in Canada and you have three oceans.

Speaker 10 (02:22:11):
Yeah, I wonder if you're seeing it out there as well.
Have you been watching the news, lady, We don't watch them.

Speaker 1 (02:22:18):
News doesn't report anything on UFOs.

Speaker 10 (02:22:21):
That's true, that is true. Okay, do we have time
for one more?

Speaker 1 (02:22:25):
California? Two minutes?

Speaker 10 (02:22:27):
We had two minutes, okay, two minutes, Okay, we'll do
the Panorama City the Floating Grays abduction of nineteen seventy four.
This is in Panorama City, Los Angeles, California, summer of
nineteen seventy four. Lorie Boggs and her roommate Joe were
awakened by a strange, whiny noise and white lights flashing

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in their apartment. Several short, thin, hairless beans with large
heads and powerful eyes entered through their closed door, floating
about a foot above the floor. Briggs was levitated out
of bed and floated into another egg shaped craft in
a nearby field, where she underwent a bizarre medical examination

(02:23:08):
involving pink lights and a sensation that her blood was
light like. Her blood was lit up. The beings communicated telepathically,
and Briggs was eventually returned to her bed. So an
abduction story there.

Speaker 1 (02:23:22):
Maybe it was the blobs, the good old abduction story. See,
that's what I crave, That's what I can. I love
a good abduction story. They're so creepy and and scary.
How about you like a good abduction story.

Speaker 10 (02:23:45):
I do like in a good abduction story. I don't
know why we don't hear more of them, because if
there's that many types of ets visiting our planet, Goodness
knows they're taking people, maybe we don't hear about them
because they're not bringing them back.

Speaker 1 (02:24:00):
You know what we have. I will say this, in
the ten years, almost eleven years that I've been doing
this show, we really have seen a real drop in
alien encounters, like really high quality ones. Maybe that's because
of social media, maybe it's because of people clamming up
a little bit more. But I could tell you this,

(02:24:22):
it's not the same as it once was. I'm gonna
get you to hold on right there, Katie Page. We
have her for another fifteen minutes on spaced Out Radio.
When we return for the break, then we'll get to
the weird news of the week to wrap up this show.

Speaker 2 (02:24:37):
This is spaced Out Radio and your hosts.

Speaker 1 (02:24:56):
Big fan of yours, Katie Page, big fan.

Speaker 10 (02:25:02):
Right back at.

Speaker 2 (02:25:06):
I know I know.

Speaker 1 (02:25:14):
We got five minutes, all right. I think your segment's
way better than my my uh Dave one on one,
I really do.

Speaker 10 (02:25:25):
I don't know about that.

Speaker 1 (02:25:26):
No, it is going on.

Speaker 2 (02:25:30):
Wo Yeah, I noticed that.

Speaker 1 (02:25:32):
I don't know where it's coming from.

Speaker 10 (02:25:35):
That's wild. Let me turn down my sound.

Speaker 2 (02:25:37):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:25:39):
Testing one two.

Speaker 4 (02:25:42):
Just started.

Speaker 10 (02:25:47):
My house has been unusually quiet lately. I was gifted
a clearing, you know, because people are concerned about the
time I spend at the Rocky Mountain Ranch. So I
was gifted a clearing. It took five hours. It was
from a wonderful woman in Mexico who did this thing online.

(02:26:07):
And ever since then it's been quiet. So I think
she's good at what she does. And part of me
is like, bring him back. I'm it's not horrible to say,
but it's like kind of weird. It's quiet.

Speaker 2 (02:26:21):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:26:23):
I've been going between you and me and our audience.
I've been going a little stir crazy that I haven't
been able to get up to Flight twenty one oh,
because I won't go up there alone. It's too dangerous,
especially this time, especially this time of year, like this
is the danger time of year up there, not because
of weather, but because of the animals. Yeah, and not

(02:26:49):
being able to go up there as frequently as I was.
It's been very difficult for me.

Speaker 10 (02:26:59):
Well, kind of addicting. When you get to interact with
the phenomenon, as scary as it can be, sometimes it's
like okay, it helps, Like okay, I'm not crazy. This
is going on, this is real. I have other witnesses.
I want to know more. I want to learn more.
I want to figure this out. I mean, at least
that's how I am, and I'm excited. On the fourteenth,

(02:27:22):
the next month, I will be spending the night at
the Rocky Mountain Ranch. We're going to be doing some experiments.
Trey Hudson told me some experiments to do, So we're
going to be doing that and I'll report back to
you what happens, right, Yeah, be interesting.

Speaker 1 (02:27:41):
I got a beautiful email today from one of our listeners,
Graham in the UK, because I've been battling my depression
pretty hard lately, so he says, I should read this
for the entire audience, just a quick email from the
distant UK to issue the best of health and hope
you can find the strength to get back to your

(02:28:01):
old self and your family. Uh, we're all sorry that
you're struggling. You haven't sounded yourself for a little while,
and kudos for you for talking about it to us
complete strangers. We're all behind you and rooting for you. Mate.
Thank you for making my working hours more tolerant by
listening to your great shows. I love the way it
feels like we are just sitting around a bar table

(02:28:23):
chewing the fat. And really appreciate all the time and
effort you and your team put into every second of
space out radio. Sorry for taking up your spare time.
Keep the battle away, battling away, mate, Warm regards, Graham, Graham,
tip of the cap to you, my friend, Tip of
the cap. Thank you very much. I love you. Appreciate that.

Speaker 10 (02:28:45):
Nice, really nice, Dave. You're not alone. So many of
us are battling that right now. It's the energy what
we're all going through, something shifting. We're all feeling it.
It's a tough time.

Speaker 1 (02:28:56):
Yeah, yeah, I knew.

Speaker 2 (02:29:00):
I know.

Speaker 1 (02:29:03):
I think I'm getting better. I'm getting better. I'm feeling
more energy coming through good. So, uh, it is something
that I am feeling better recently.

Speaker 10 (02:29:20):
You know, I know it's hard to do sometimes, but
try to wake up in the morning and think of
things You're grateful for, the littlest things.

Speaker 1 (02:29:28):
I'm grateful for you, Katie Paige, even though you likely
won't be at our Vegas event this year or next year.

Speaker 10 (02:29:38):
When is it? When is it this year?

Speaker 1 (02:29:39):
Well, I think it's the weekend before Contact of the Desert.

Speaker 10 (02:29:44):
I'm so busy before that.

Speaker 1 (02:29:46):
I know you had to go get a job with them.

Speaker 10 (02:29:51):
Well, I am grateful for that.

Speaker 1 (02:29:53):
I don't think I'm teasing when I say that.

Speaker 10 (02:29:57):
I know.

Speaker 1 (02:30:02):
Got twenty seconds. Big thank you, Jenny kim t Bone
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(02:30:45):
hour of Spaced Out Radio tonight. My name is Dave Scott.
Thank you very much for tuning us in wherever you
are on this beautiful planet we call her.

Speaker 2 (02:30:56):
Hey.

Speaker 1 (02:30:57):
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(02:31:19):
Travelers Club. Here we go Katie Page on the big
show with the Encounters tonight, and we always appreciate it
when Katie drops on by each and every week to
hang on out with us. Thank you Katie for being here.

Speaker 10 (02:31:38):
Ah, thank you. All Right, we have a few more
for California and then we're going to go into Manitoba. Okay,
so this is another seventy three case out of Lemon Grove, California.
This is November nineteen seventy three. Two young boys I
like these kid encounters. Two young boys encountered a large
dome top ufo with four legs. The craft admitted a

(02:32:00):
bright red light from the dome and a sequence of
green lights around the rim. For heard that before too.
As the object begun to rotate and admitted a wooo
sound that increased in tempo, the boys experienced chills, tingling sensations,
and a sense of impending blackouter death. Oh that's scary.
Others in the area reported TV interference during the event,

(02:32:24):
suggesting electromagnetic effects something else. We don't hear as often
any more like we used to back in the day.
I think their technology is advancing, just like ours. Probably
our powers power TVs anymore. Maybe we don't. You know,

(02:32:45):
TVs are different now. Maybe they can't use it anymore.

Speaker 4 (02:32:47):
I don't know.

Speaker 10 (02:32:48):
Okay, So all right. The French Gold Stand and Metal
humanoid encounter. This is also nineteen seventies French Gold, California.
A family experienced repeat encounters with humanoid beings near their home.
Physical evidence was left behind in the form of a
strange pile of sand and metal, which was later analyzed

(02:33:10):
and found to be composed of rock fragments and manufactured
materials from the earth. So I guess. The beings were
described as human like with odd, odd proportions and movements.
Let's move to Manitoba. That other one's kind of lame

(02:33:31):
on that one. Now again, we're going to start with
the case the most what is okay quiz? This is
a quiz for everybody. What is the most famous case
out of Manitoba, Canada? I know, I know it happened
on my birthday?

Speaker 1 (02:33:47):
Am I allowed to say it? Yeah? The Stephan Michelic case, Yeah, yep.
Stephan Michel Falcon Lake incident.

Speaker 10 (02:33:56):
Yep, May twentieth, on my birthday. Again the same year,
but on my broth.

Speaker 1 (02:34:02):
You want to know an interesting fact about that case?

Speaker 4 (02:34:05):
I do.

Speaker 1 (02:34:07):
The Defense Minister of Canada that time was Paul Hellier.

Speaker 10 (02:34:13):
All right, that's right. Yeah, he talked a lot about
it this case, didn't he?

Speaker 2 (02:34:19):
He did?

Speaker 1 (02:34:20):
But I think Paul Hellier went to his grave with
a lot of UFO secrets. He didn't admit to much,
and he made claims that a lot of his interest
in this subject happened well after he was out of government.

(02:34:41):
I don't buy that. I had. I did a show
with Victor Vigiani on it a couple of weeks ago,
and even Victor had some questions about whether or not
he knew more than what he did when he was
in government back in the nineteen sixties.

Speaker 10 (02:34:59):
Yeah, especially if he was in there during the Stephan
Maholic case, because that's a good one. In fact, the
glove from the Mahoalic case is that Dave Marler's in
real Rancho New Mexico. So he has some of that
physical evidence in a glass case there at the National
UFO Historical Record Center. It's pretty cool to see. But
of course that's an interesting encounter. He's out there mining,

(02:35:22):
you know, for his rocks and his hobby, and he
encounters this shiny metallic oval shaped with a dome on top.
Basically there was a hum sound, which is interesting. He
got the grid pattern burn, you know. So there's a
lot of physical evidence in that case, the sulfa smell,

(02:35:43):
he was dizzy, he was sick. You know. That's a
I think that's one of the better cases out there.
But again we're looking at the UFO decks dot com
to try to find those more obscure cases. I have
to I can't talk about Manitoba without talking about your
lake monsters. I'm sure you're very familiar with your lake monsters.

(02:36:05):
Are those still ongoing out there? Yes, the Manipogo and
the Winnipogo is that what they're called. Yes, they are,
and they're still being reported apparently.

Speaker 4 (02:36:18):
So.

Speaker 1 (02:36:20):
Canada, believe it or not, has a plethora of lake monsters,
like in British Columbia. Here alone, I believe there's about
about nine or ten. Really the largest one of course,
the Ogo Pogo. Then you have the Canon Lake Monster,

(02:36:41):
the Thetis Lake Monster. A few of these are on
Vancouver Island, which would make sense because obviously, with the
Vancouver Island being surrounded by Pacific Ocean, you would think
that maybe back in a long time ago that some
of these creatures maybe got stuck in these water ways
and then eventually adapted to fresh water, or maybe there's

(02:37:04):
water caves that go through that they can travel through.
But yeah, in British Columbia, I think has like nine
or ten.

Speaker 10 (02:37:11):
Yeah, it makes sense to me.

Speaker 1 (02:37:13):
Yeah, not crazy.

Speaker 10 (02:37:15):
We're discovering things every day, you know, things are going
extinct every day and new things are being discovered every day.
So went out a big scary water monster. Okay, so
this is one out of the Snow Lake. Have you
do you know where Snow.

Speaker 1 (02:37:28):
Lake is in Manitoba? No?

Speaker 10 (02:37:31):
Okay, this is in the nineteen sixties. This is a
couple of witnesses and she did a newspaper article and
she calls it the sighting of a lifetime and her
fifteen minutes of fame, which is kind of funny. And
she because her fifteen minutes of fame was from the
newspaper article. But while returning from Flint Flaw Is that right?

(02:37:52):
Is that? A Flint Flawn to snow Lake one evening
with her neighbor Linda, they went as strange lights on
the highway. She later discribed the event in her article
titled Unidentified Objects baffle snow Lakers. For three nights residents
saw a fast moving object in the southwest sky around

(02:38:12):
five point thirty pm, pretty early visible for nearly half
an hour. On the one night, just past Cranberry, she
and Linda saw a green light appear, vanished, then reappear closer,
an oval glowing object about twenty feet wide, hovering just
above the road and casting a yellow light. When they

(02:38:34):
signaled with their head lights, it rotated but didn't retreat. Terrified,
they backed up repeatedly as the light followed them. Finally
it faded away near Cranberry's lights. When they reached the
Simon House road, they realized they had half an hour
of missing time. So this thing was like pacing their

(02:38:56):
car again, very similar to an encounter out there in
the sound Luise Valley where Harry King was being paced
by a UFO. Stopped, started, started, you know that kind
of thing. So that's probabe a crazy. Now, this is
a recent case in twenty twenty four in Winnipeg River
Fort Alexander glowing orb video and this went viral. These

(02:39:16):
were very bright. They described him as too, as bright
as the sun type orbs. I thought I printed a picture,
but maybe I left it councer, Oh, no, I have it,
but it looks like two sons right there on the horizon.
And what's interesting about this report. The people that claimed
to have taken this photo claimed to be quite the

(02:39:37):
skeptics and really poop pooed UFOs in general until they
had this encounter and they ruled out everything they could
think of and it was left a mystery. And this again,
this was just recently in twenty twenty four, over there
by the Winnipeg River. Did you ever see that photo there?

Speaker 1 (02:39:58):
I did not.

Speaker 10 (02:39:59):
Yeah, so that's an interesting one. And then I know
how much time we.

Speaker 1 (02:40:05):
Have one minute?

Speaker 10 (02:40:08):
Well, we're gonna have to save Charlie Redstar for later.
That's Grant Cameron's book. Oh yes, and that, of course
was a fascinating case, So let's save that for another time.
We'll do Charlie Redstar another time. I love it because
that's a good case.

Speaker 1 (02:40:24):
Katie. Thank you again for coming back on Spaced Out
Radio with the Encounters. Tell everybody where they can find
your YouTube.

Speaker 10 (02:40:30):
Channel at Rocky Mountain Ranch Research with Katie Paige.

Speaker 1 (02:40:36):
That's why you're the best right there, just nailing that
down right there on your YouTube channel, Rocky Mountain Ranch
Research with Katie Paige. She joins us each and every
week for the Encounters. Thank you, Katie. It's time for
the weird news of the week.

Speaker 6 (02:40:53):
As God is my witness, I thought turkeys.

Speaker 10 (02:40:56):
Could find lad and here is the latest bulletin from
the Inner Continent radio news. I am good at things,
fighting and reading the news.

Speaker 1 (02:41:06):
It's time once again for Spaced Out Radios Weird News
of the week. Well, if you're a fan of Texas
Tech College football, please do not throw the tortillas anymore. Okay,
apparently this got the team in trouble. Yes, Texis Tech

(02:41:29):
is banning the throwing of all tortillas by fans on
kickoffs after the fourteenth ranked football team was penalized twice
and fine for objects being thrown onto the field in
their most recent home game. Athletic director Kirby Hocutt said Monday,
the fans entering the stadium would be instructed to discard

(02:41:50):
their tortillas, and there would be reminders before kickoff for
anyone who took tortillas in and gave them to give
them in to stadium workers in order for them to
be thrown away. Anyone caught throwing tortillas would have their
ticket privileges revoked from the rest of the academic year,

(02:42:12):
according to All That's All Across Sports. According to Hocut,
the announcement came a little more than a week after
the Red Raiders were given two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties after
kickoffs in a forty two to seventeen win over Kansas.
Oklahoma State visits this Saturday. Hocut was the lone dissenting
vote when the Big Twelve Conference approved a policy to

(02:42:34):
penalize teams for objects thrown on the field. The vote
came just before the season, and Hocut was defiant in
his reaction to the rule and its effect on a
tradition that goes back years at Texas Tech. This situation
is on me, Hokut said, I leaned into this of
throwing tortillas at the beginning of the football season. Now,

(02:42:55):
I must ask everyone to stop, and I must ask
our staff to enform on game day now. Coach Joey
McGuire had some harsh words for the fans after the
game against the Jayhawks, but said while sitting alongside Hocut
at the coach's regular Monday meeting with reporters that he
also had encouraged fans to continue throwing tortillas, but only

(02:43:18):
on opening kickoff. Big Rule, or partly the Big twelve rules,
states that officials will issue a warning for a first
offense and assess fifteen yard penalties thereafter. I leaned into
it also, maguire said, I believe in tradition, tortillas aren't
hurting anybody. Tortilla has never hurt anybody in the world.

(02:43:40):
The beautiful part of college sports. And this coming from
a Canadian where our universities up here have very little tradition,
but in the US, tradition in college sports is everything.
It is whether it's inter Sandman at Virginia and the
crowd starts hopping which literally causes a minor earthquake, or

(02:44:05):
it Clemson where don't touch my rock. Okay, it goes
from there, you know, I mean it's not like the
WNBA where they're throwing sex toys onto the court. That's dangerous,
But tortillas let them throw fly. The tortillas their Texas
tech let them fly. Here's a weird one. A hostile

(02:44:30):
STD carrying monkey has busted loose from a large trailer
truck hauling primates after the semi flipped over on a highway.
The wreck went down this past Tuesday in Heidelberg, where
the truck containing several monkeys infected with hepatitis C herpies
and COVID crashed en route from Tulane University to a

(02:44:55):
Florida testing lab. Witnesses shot camera footage that captured the
monkey climbing out of the trailer and wandered around in
a rural area. Cops say six monkeys made a break
for it, but five have been destroyed and one is
still on the loose. Police warned the public that the
monkey is super aggressive towards humans. Translation, if you see

(02:45:16):
a monkey on the run, don't approach it, just call
nine to one one. Mississippi wildlife officials and local cops
are already out trying to nab the furry baboon, but
can't seem to find the chip anywhere. As for Tulay,
University officials say, despite what the cops say, these primates
in question belong to another entity and are not infectious,

(02:45:39):
meaning they don't have diseases. They add, we are actively
collaborating with local authorities and will send a team of
animal care experts to assist as needed. Well, hold on
a second. Here they're talking that they're destroying these monkeys,
but then they're saying, well, don't you know they're for research.
Just let them be either way, that's just scary. I

(02:46:02):
wouldn't want to run into that, not for me. How
about this, I know this is gonna sound way over dramatic.
Why don't we just stop testing on monkeys? Why don't
we just stop testing on animals? Okay, whether it's makeup

(02:46:24):
or for diseases. Okay, maybe not rats, okay, because rats
are well they're rats. Okay, they're rats. But like monkeys
and dogs and all of that, let's just let's just

(02:46:44):
get rid of that. I don't like it. I don't
like it. Let's move on. Here's my political rant for
the day. The confusion began a long time ago when
Casey Dan received a mysterious dot on his plane ticket.
The self described alien enthusiast of the X and X

(02:47:06):
Files fan, who was traveling to Area fifty one for
his thirty ninth birthday, thought it was unusual. He had
never seen it before and didn't know what it could
mean for international tourists like himself. But like most people
passing time at the airport, he had a few beers
forgot about it, continuing on his thirty hour journey from
Sydney to Las Vegas. Just as he was about to

(02:47:28):
board his connecting flight at LAX, an enormous airport security
guard suddenly pulled him into a room where three large
men began relentlessly interrogating him. They wanted to know why
he had recently appeared on Russian TV and what exactly
he intended to do at a government controlled facility like
Area fifty one. He told him the truth. He and

(02:47:49):
his childhood friend Edwards nits owner or owned the world's
oldest McDonald's quarter pounder, and they rose to internet fame
as a result of explaining they're bizarre appearance on a
state run television network that espouses political propaganda to millions
of people. Eventually, one of the intimidating officials, lost his

(02:48:09):
composure and smirked. After a forty five minute long ordeal,
Dean was finally released. Yeah, they realize that I'm legitimately
just a drunk Ozzie going to see his family at
Area fifty one, who happens to have custody of the
world's oldest burger, he said, matter of factly. Since then,
the burger in question has traveled throughout the continent and

(02:48:31):
been showcased extensively on local news outlets, even catching the
attention of visibly disturbed Joe Rogan. Now, the American icon,
finally called Senior Burger, is about to turn thirty in November,
and its local stewards across the globe staunchly believe it's
the oldest quarter pounder in existence. McDonald's, however, hasn't been

(02:48:54):
exactly vocally supportive of this, and Dean and Nits are
not the only people who claim to have had decades
old patties in their possession. To Dean and knits fascination
and amusement, Senior Burger, delicately wrapped in the waxy beige paper,
still looks perfectly frozen in time. It was never refrigerated,

(02:49:15):
and it has spent the majority of its life cycle
stuffed in cupboards, garbage bags, and sheds. Despite its rough upbringing,
it's still eerily intact and it hasn't grown any mold
or developed any foul order. Dean says he wasn't kidding.
Even though the burger and I are almost the exact
same age, it's arguably in much better condition. The man says.

(02:49:39):
The only thing that happens is it's shrunk in size,
and it tells me one day over a video call,
it's no longer looking like a hamburger, he continued. It's
no longer food. It just looks like artwork, he added,
explaining that he'd love for it to be in a
gallery one day. At a glance, he at his accomplice
looked like they could pass off as outsider artists themselves.

(02:50:02):
Dida works as a dog trainer and a musician, had
an enormous facial piercing and impish almondies, while Knits, a
bricklayer in Adelaide who's chatting with us from inside his car,
has a bushy gray mutton chops that make him look
like a civil war or general or R. Keith Andrews. Yeah, so, yeah,

(02:50:22):
that's kind of scary. A thirty year old burger from
McDonald's and it's still intact. Oh man, And because it's Halloween,
we're gonna quickly say this story. People in the United
States celebrate Thanksgiving every year with a feast that includes pumpkins.
But it turns out that pumpkins, along with the rest
of the plants genus of gourds and squash, have us

(02:50:48):
to think two more than ten thousand years ago, the
extremely bitter tasting wild ancestors of the curcubita plants were
thriving across the New World, along with those large mammals
such as giant sloths and mammoths that grazed on them. Today,
these wild plants are rare, whereas the sweet tasting domesticated

(02:51:09):
species are extremely common in our gardens. That is what
would have happened to pumpkin cut What do they call this, pumpkins,
gorge and squash without human intervention. Well, they're saying that
if humans hadn't come around, pumpkins would be extinct. Yeah,
the giant mammals were eating them all in the bitter

(02:51:31):
cocure beat of fruit and depressed all their seeds that
was causing the plants to go extinct, but apparently some survived.
And it's all because of us now and the success
of things like Halloween and Thanksgiving that the pumpkins still
survives and survives strongly, maintaining its roots with tradition. How

(02:51:55):
awesome is that? Hey, I want to say a big
thank you to OLDI Domaguard for coming on this show tonight,
and thank you to swam Dweller and the legendary Katie
Page for joining us here in our number three. What
a great show tonight, as we say good night to
you and hello to mister Ron. Bumblefoot ball Rocket in
the background with little brother is watching. Bumblefoot is the

(02:52:17):
official music of spaced Out Radio. Rocket us in and
out of every single show. Get your horns up for
the guitar God him self. Special thanks to everybody listening in,
at work, at home, in your cars, wherever you may be.
Thank you to everyone in our chat rooms tonight, YouTube, Twitch, Helgap, Facebook, spreaker,

(02:52:39):
LinkedIn the Space Travelers Club and on x and hashtag
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Out Radio and Bigfoot Broadcasting Limited. Thank you so much
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(02:53:01):
my friends sic. Wating, we own the night. Mister Bumblefoot,
we need a favor, We need you to take us home. Yes,

(02:53:22):
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