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sick of them
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spot know this thing existed but i ordered it
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is not come here to serve a preemptive bright spot
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another building around the basement of another building
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it's great to at least for the first couple a times
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while still novel wrapped you never know here boring
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a switch it up somehow he but for us allies
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a slow very it should like a belt that can
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that's a good point going down the stairs though ah
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lot easier what it could have like a couple
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of slinky is but i that
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is the second world that get sick
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and works over by you were times when i
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bright spot dan is as as as
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i said last week it out a studio
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us summer games done quick i
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just wrapped up and they finished with
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over three million dollars that's the
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money raised over the week but what's so cool
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about it is that yesterday
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they went from like to point something
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mm in twenty four
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hours three something that's
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that's like it was er doctors without borders
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absolutely it was incredible to
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watch it was so cool can i ask you to i
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i ever watched much of this at all or
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any of it this time alright what
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does it have to be a summer game know
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so or because i was thinking it's like okay so it's gotta
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be like mario tennis now it's
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more like a that is when it happened
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right right right you can still do a game that of
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like a wintery fi i'm like maybe the
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tropical freeze your shirt on your own country
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tropical well they do these mario
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rom hacks one of them was made out of this
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game called celeste so it had smell idaho
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av subway as all they'd play that
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celeste quite a bit as good game
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i'll prove on yes i'm done today
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we have something fairly fun
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also what's the assess assess
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what occurred but that so wild wild
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real outlook here's the deal of
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to it we're going to be releasing this it's the fourth
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of july many and according to alex
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and roger stone on their big exclusive
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from last week probably going
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to announced his candidacy on the for
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one hundred percent will guarantee but maybe
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they're obesity ability strategic flexibility
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is what it is now i don't want to pile
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on and say more about this less
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trump actually doesn't has it's really
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entirely possible so i wanna put on
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the back burner to censor thankfully
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i found something wonderful
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okay well below match and
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i see give our
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guards
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if possible disquiet
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i will yes yes
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found a good to broaden
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our front yard to
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, believe it was squats squat say with scots
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irish shortened for sasquatch ask
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her okay that is correct this is is
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said he i cannot wait to talk
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about those this i have watched
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so much shit he
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object camelot try and find things
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for us to talk about and this
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is so is i
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felt like somebody who'd been walking through the
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desert who out what i do a i
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on my kingdom for a horse
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yes and i don't know
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anything about this guy ah but
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i hope he's not some weirdo
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problematic horrible person because
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i like him oh now we're
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and real good territory out so
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all this get excited for that prefer
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i'm very excited that say hello to
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me wants the great idea so first
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smaller of and abou do it like
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one from the horrible man thank you
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so much your now policy one i'm
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a policy warfare you a lot to do
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without whale butter happy birthday to the hello
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bone beelzebub of
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killer whale island we all love you
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very, much that might be late but thank
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you so much your help i was feeling kind
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dr stupi, thank
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you so much much you're in our wonk policy,
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wonk dreamy
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creamy black, thank so much you're an album
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won't unopposed the one one
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our entered we got a technocrat appear in
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medicine so thank you so
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very much too loose change and
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it's consequences have been detrimental to human
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been sentences magazine much your now
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a technocrat i'm a policy walk
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or have risen above
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my enemies ah my quote marks
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let's take a little break email
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the little birdie for me
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the man were going to come
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back
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i'm in a start to show over but
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i would really
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be this that you you
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i got plenty of words for you but if they ever the
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day sub you and your new world order
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and slut or she wrote and on and
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all yours yet
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maybe nationalists rogers maybe
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always been gone a month maybe five years maybe
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i'll walk you out of here tomorrow and you never
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see me again that's really
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what i want to do
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the never gonna come back here yeah i apologize
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to the crew in the listeners yesterday that i
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was legitimately am and month now sonia
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the better tomorrow you've gotta be a lot better if
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trump announces yeah i believe
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it believe believe it or but we will leave
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that to the side of our mind
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not give it another thought another ones
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that had absolutely nothing but for
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now let's just baskin
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the wonderful waters response
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hi everyone i carry me from
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project camelot and i'm here
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with
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major solomon bird and
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were going to be doing what mouthy
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considered a groundbreaking interview
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he he has his dealings with
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op world ways
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there is comprised and what we
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know our eyes in some cases
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sasquatch in some cases yeah
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to ease you know by a lot of name oh
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boy now area my henderson i'm
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with it i am i am very much
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still waiting for doctor
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sullivan major sullivan burg
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or like solomon
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bird have to say is one
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of the more likable people are
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has come on that's a great that
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it he does still seemed like he is
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a bit weird and i don't believe anything
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he's a concern but if there's anybody
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who i've kind of wanted to believe
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i think of him
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the
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their squad is talking to somebody right
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i figure the vibrant about
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, that's right right
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up top i don't know if he's smoking would carry
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sir users and more chance
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that this is a print right grow
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food or open the possibility of of
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course but look either major
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you're either although apparently a are
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quite an accomplished a researcher
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and anthropology oh that's exciting you
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are a on i guess
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a doctor of anthropology ah
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and also a major are you major
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in the united states army or
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navy or or what our i'm you know a
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major in
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well in where you're located
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or can explain that as well
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how to maintain the title major ah
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had an outline of what you could call
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outlaw status on
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my last
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my last posting
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was we have the united states marine corps
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ah as part of a group called project
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black reagan okay so
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i'm like less than a minute into this
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interview i i'm a fucking hook
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not a major fight better believe
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i am i gonna ,
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that i only have a know we have i
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am out of his his
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are movies me a black
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rocket a progressive on
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okay if if you are fucking
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with somebody right out the gate
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your nail in nail fantastic
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so much of carries content
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is this dumb shit to and on nonsense
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and talking about one oh seventy jfk
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and like i don't care about this and want
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to hear about vaccines are want to hear about
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squad oh yeah absolutely
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you hear about alien listen bobcat
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wait can do
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as many hours on
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quarters he was i'm going to watch every single
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one of them and other i'm already at like eight or nine
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and been needs i will keep going sir
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i've had many a late night drunk conversation
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with the a comedian jason are often sets
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of , in the day idea that the that's
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a goal the evening if it was
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it all of those we believe it it's as clutch
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of coal so black crack
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him yeah is the name of
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his group and us up here
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is what they were setting out to do of my
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last
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posting was we have the united states
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marine corps ah as part of a group
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called projects black craig which
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as i mentioned you our previous don't call
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was a kind of military
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think tanks are really our our
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goal is to push the boundaries
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of science we
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, a lot of what i guess in the conventional
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world you could call paranormal research
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he does not elaborate on this release
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the black crackers whose idea
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was here , as
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what he does not explain how he pushed the
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boundaries of science ah yes
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kind of i mean e s p you would assume
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sure there's a little bit of telepathy out
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there are some of this that were and men who stare
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at goats territory burrow actually
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as will learn later it's kangaroos that
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but i don't want to spoil anything
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oh of course that m c vs
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back story about how he got into this
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this black cracking and organization this project
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crack ensure crack it goes
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back to back when a when in high school how
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yeah i initially was
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recruited into this program
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the
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in my senior year of highschool it
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was planning
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on enlisting anyway
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i was going to do rotc i
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was contacted by
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an individual that i'd have
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known throughout the years only as
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out
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what an hour wow
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for me that's due to my
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test scores are
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you had been sorted best to gated
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the i r to ball a
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a leaders a within the military
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who are looking to recruit talent what
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kind of test scores talk like after i
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know though i i think he
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was really amazing at gallica
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a and obviously are absolutely
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that's clearly what happened i can't i can't
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tell because like if you if it's just like
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you had really good sh t or a c t
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scores like almost every high school if someone
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who aces one of those tests
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absolutely everybody would know somebody
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who's getting recruited by these pro crowley
12:48
i dunno maybe it's some other weird tests
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but maybe it's a psychopath test
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or something where they like test year acumen
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for the you know becoming a super
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science soldier a that means that
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you have to be willing to like eat your parents
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toes you know like it has to be crazy years
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of tests but most people wouldn't pass what the hi
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i'm our yeah
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yeah yeah that would have been immediate family
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greg you're right yeah
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i'm signing your test owl
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outta here so he a
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gets involved with group he
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goes into the military and
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the did not get into combat but
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he was overseas in iraq
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or i i'm and the here's
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what he was doing
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i was never an
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active combat deployments
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technically although i was present
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as a call for liaison during
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it's what became known as the stargate
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incidents in baghdad
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in two thousand seven three to get
13:52
my heart two thousand eight
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that
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sometime enough to that i returned
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to the states and
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i was doing civilian
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work really up and time research
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the
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i was informed about mars
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program
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i spent my gear in the mars program
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where and then came back to earth
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who's not all he was on mar
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know yet a gap year on poverty of
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sorry i'm sorry i'm one
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hundred percent gonna have to say right now
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unless he is saying that we one hundred
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present can use stargate to transport
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from earth to mars instantaneously
14:32
this man is relativistic we speaking
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much older or younger than either of us and
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i can't remember which way it goes well he does
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explain their be engine and
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like sort of the coat like a combustion system
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of the air spacecraft but they were answer
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has basically what they do is they explode
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nukes behind this whole
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, a proposal a boy were of course
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yeah and i think they'll be pretty fast perfect said
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so obviously super fast as you
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went out like an egg every one
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hundred thousand miles or whatever i like it yeah
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so he was doing a civilian work in between
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when he was in the military and when
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he went to mars right ssssss
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was at temple university how can barely
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were back to temple university of
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and those do more research
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i do have a civilian i gather
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i did have a civilian identity
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i was working out temple university solomon
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a bar and i did some very
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interesting research to the area args
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human animal communication and
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it was that research that
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dot the attention of least
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my for and all
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lionel sperling getty
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acted
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as if i could resume project
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blind rage and see cause
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they had captured
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an entity
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oh my okay sorry berlin
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great okay this is definitely seventy
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five dignitaries as as to be surprised
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no berlin daddy so
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, working with our our
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mad so yeah they had to get him back
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in my favorite chicago rapper was
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berlin getting really really great favorite
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actor damn he other so yes of
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yes ease his do this
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animals human communication reserved
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for i think so they capture and entity about
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the gotta get him back sperling getting up
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early miami we got an entity like
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bird says you can apparently
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speak to giraffes may be so the
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entity is all on is mad maybe
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giraffes will get into this will of i obviously
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this entity was the squats the
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shirt and city
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in the pacific northwest
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outside of seattle
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this is the being
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that i have referred to as
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squats says
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, maybe you want me to clarify
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the the term squats so
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this is squats this the
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human approximation
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of , that these creatures
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make when they're very ya slots
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and has
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suman the
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individual names like we do they
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have sort of a title system
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so you earn your trust a all in their
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society then
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before they earn their title the young
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ones
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i just called swatch this doesn't
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make any sense this is like really
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may be my only bone of contention with
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that guy yeah
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because watch yeah short for sasquatch
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right and that comes from the salish language
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salish the word sasquatch word
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sasquatch means wilde or hairy man that would
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make a in their language it would make the
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each of the
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word others
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able to swing i will i like
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as any good or bad if it was actually
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essay as squats like esa yes was
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his title he was on my so administrative
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servants nod to the squats community
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so he is as a ask watch and then there's obviously
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younger and ambassadors especially faster
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and our guy major a
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bar bergman either cultural
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advisor i think this is all come together the
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up or by it so we got squats
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the hide caption he he he has no use
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in communication with but there's other squatters
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ah out there and some the based on the
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what he's saying aren't even a squats or that's
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, young one surprised so
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we got another one that we hear about here again was
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here again elders of the species
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that i have never had any direct contact with
18:52
but which i had no love
18:54
through the over my connection
18:56
that we talked about what i can explain further
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leave his the wizard of washington
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the , very very old
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male watch
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the his hair is completely
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gray the he's
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been a recluse for hundreds of years
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these are very long live creatures they
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haven't had a last this last about two hundred
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years flow on their
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adulthood could be as much as a malaria
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says blizzard washington is super
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lucky that it will rain set of having squats
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pattern for have the
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wizard of oz everybody's i
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, it i've
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, i've i
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don't know i picked this by be overload i think
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i might explode in my brain from
19:48
having too much for dad it's the
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that it's a delightful story hotel sit
19:53
distance from where we'd normally
19:55
live move to where i live now
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messages an ally i am that
20:02
c b leave your two years okay i'll
20:04
do my best a because we have a
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sort of who who who who
20:08
got to draw a line here somewhere and
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that if you were saying he you're trying to talk to
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giraffes sure sure but i dunno
20:15
if he can talk to dr right because i
20:17
don't know how to classify a giraffe
20:19
a technically okay has he
20:21
he actually has a distinction of the oh he goes
20:23
kingdom phylum the whole thing
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okay all right
20:26
no at a certain point the military brought
20:29
you win because you have a huge some
20:31
unique abilities
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explain with those abilities are yeah
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so i am army a
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kind of sensitive
20:40
i have developed a particular
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mode the telepathic
20:45
communication which is
20:47
of factors between see on
20:49
playing nice
20:51
the other plus central mammals
20:55
that have have structure called
20:57
a corpus callosum so if
20:59
a giraffe does the interior
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hogan telepathic yeah talk to a drag
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and i
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see this is why we need to
21:09
interview because carry all of my
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scenario yeah yeah i saw these
21:13
are prepared to handle the easiest question the
21:15
world what's the funniest thing an animal has ever
21:17
said to have a media it laden that is by
21:19
your is that immediate thought then
21:22
we're , to get his jokes later ah
21:27
but not from animal ah there we
21:29
were given get a sense of squashes emphysema
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or that are similar thoughts is
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as the scottish practice in practice tight five
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without you know without you way around world
21:38
squat ah that's great i like
21:40
it it's like those dirty
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commercials are while the up are a success
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yeah that's a good success yeah question carried
21:50
out and version is
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that is everything is feel like that
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raises gonna beat now beef jerky have
21:56
cancelled assist raises gonna arms are you
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you are confused early made a little noise
22:00
when the over mind was mentioned and
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i don't know if we have a full clip
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where he totally explains that but it's not like
22:07
a hive mind guy but there is like a
22:09
collective connection that
22:11
of squatters have in their mind and guys
22:14
have a and he was able to tap into
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this oh my mind the
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over mind i'd prefer to before
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was
22:23
something i discovered only in
22:25
my communications of squash
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the older mind the is a kind of
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collective consciousness
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and it is
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the it's not a five
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mine the
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the they retain their individuality
22:45
but there is a sort of communal
22:48
the
22:50
web on to law again i
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would describe it as it's this
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very comforting and friends
23:00
from what
23:02
most humans experience in are very
23:04
hyper individualized animistic
23:07
world so he individually experience
23:10
this personally experienced the
23:12
squats and got i got into
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the squats mind know they'll be like
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while , think you are yearning with watch and
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i think it will be like being an orca you know orcas
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brains they have a of the parts that
23:23
are more empathetic as opposed to ours were
23:25
the more language centers you know there's are much
23:28
much bigger a comparatively i think
23:30
there's a good chance that the over minorities oh
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shit yeah it's good while that they're well
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you to do some research into that i like i will like
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a burger now one
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of the things that's kind of challenging about this is
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challenging don't think solomon burgers this guy's real name
23:44
yeah that does sound right because he did say that
23:46
he used to have he used life so
23:49
i would assume that this is a taken
23:51
name right a code names on source
23:54
or which makes it difficult to pin down
23:56
some of the things that he's saying like
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in this next clue p talks about oh he tried
24:00
to publish papers oh about his
24:02
studies i love to get my hands on
24:05
the lately but i dunno what to look for
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has been a real
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where would you begin you begin to
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publish papers i'm
24:14
about your child having communication
24:16
i was able to achieve [unk]
24:18
and i believe i
24:20
used the word laughingstock with you and our
24:23
our phone call so they
24:25
have another name for me dr
24:28
doolittle
24:30
well yeah it was
24:32
raydale was either were talking
24:34
about i'm trying to get
24:37
the research published of because of the subject
24:39
matter none of my
24:41
peers who are responsible for the peer review
24:44
are willing to take us seriously so i couldn't
24:46
get it published if there was
24:49
research but showed some ability
24:51
to talk to animals
24:53
there would not be like people not taking
24:55
it seriously know that who should
24:57
be a groundbreaking yeah i know
24:59
people would go ape shit yet though
25:01
you kidding me if something was
25:03
sound they would make it through peer review at
25:05
the very least able to be tested
25:08
i think people would be like listen this
25:11
is crazy i admit it's crazy
25:13
but this
25:13
the testable hypothesis so fucking
25:16
let's do
25:16
nugget of down over you shouldn't
25:18
be to have any two people guy dr doolittle no
25:20
that's fine it's the pop ,
25:23
wrestler yeah someone who talks to animal yeah
25:25
and even then it's usually as the protagonist
25:27
you know dr doolittle the good guy yeah
25:30
yeah and because you norbit yeah
25:32
that's a bad am now hercules
25:35
or i was the one where where does
25:37
have a different movies daves me
25:39
to save me taste pluto
25:41
nash pluto nash is that what i think it of
25:43
yeah that's what you know to be called now have
25:46
, of my name's vanessa
25:48
over us so we're talking
25:50
a little bit about going to mars and and
25:53
i would say that there's
25:55
not a lot of details about
25:57
his trip to mars i want to know more about like
26:00
it was a year of his life is very important
26:02
now you went to mars
26:03
before you were involved in the whole sort
26:06
of of planet races aspect
26:08
that least as far as the squats down
26:11
oh
26:13
i know my audience would be particularly interested
26:15
that so we can just start off with that and
26:17
gonna get them
26:19
the the way so that we didn't down a
26:21
bit more into your current
26:24
situation ah know
26:26
me i had it yappy can describe
26:29
how you got incidents to go it go
26:31
to mars and mars and you did there and sunset
26:34
this goes back the
26:36
two thousand and ten this was after
26:40
my does service as a liaison
26:43
the the middle east side return
26:45
to the state's and
26:48
i was contacted again by
26:50
owls and al said he
26:52
had
26:53
the a position that was
26:55
off world that might interest
26:57
made now i'd already
27:00
so when i was eighteen and i was
27:02
adopted into black reagan show
27:05
me the roswell for that the
27:08
i was aware of
27:10
the who the greatest work
27:13
well i didn't to an extent
27:15
i knew about gray is i would
27:17
say i knew everything about them that
27:20
i have a basic outline i suppose
27:22
in my head about the extent
27:25
of
27:27
the us government and military's
27:30
involvement with extraterrestrial factions
27:33
and it was
27:36
during my service in the middle
27:38
east
27:40
that by larry's the sap
27:42
the grays were essentially mercenaries
27:45
not , your trip to mars mars
27:49
about learning about the great yeah i'm
27:51
i'm going to be honest with you i
27:54
you know like i've you know you about my breaks my
27:56
ones i was watching for all mankind i
27:58
want to go to space silver i guess we dream
28:01
of it like the idea of knowing
28:03
that the earth is absolutely tiny
28:05
in relativity from and yet actually being
28:07
able to see it in real
28:09
at all my god that be amazing how
28:12
could you be like yeah i think the grazer
28:14
mercenaries if you went to bars
28:16
yeah i'm employed the experience
28:18
of being on the ship it's like what would wouldn't
28:20
you be a while i was asleep the whole time or
28:23
lies i'm say how long did it taste would
28:25
have to eat totally cry oh somethin
28:27
in oh the i'll deal is really
28:29
light on the details but that's that's kind
28:31
of fine i guess i would like to know more
28:34
but me i would believe it if there were details or not
28:36
at home it's not real if a puss right
28:39
in movies it's always either the travel
28:41
is just completely cut out and you cut from
28:43
one location to the other or like the travels
28:45
the whole movie so i feel like we're in the cut
28:48
to yeah for the most the i i
28:50
was later breeze
28:53
the and told about two
28:55
factions interstellar
28:58
factions the
29:01
guardian alliance the
29:03
ruins of ferry and alliance
29:06
i believe that the loosest
29:08
ferry and alliance
29:10
the sensors around
29:13
for a co empire
29:15
and the guardian a lion
29:17
centers around the play the and empire
29:20
so i i
29:24
wanted to
29:26
that you know when it when our contacted
29:29
me he
29:31
was kind of reminding me that we had
29:33
a a grander duty the
29:36
eat out in the universe the
29:38
nina as as a planet
29:41
that it's affected by this ongoing struggle
29:44
between lightness of darkness
29:46
so
29:49
hi
29:50
took the coalition travel
29:53
on board one of black creek and ships
29:56
to mars scissors two thousand to
29:58
make one small one thirty by
30:00
and what are we talk almost a year on the
30:02
martian surface
30:04
wow i was based
30:06
and an underground compounds
30:08
the ground
30:09
in the region called cydonia so
30:12
apparently it's some put parts of
30:14
mars you don't need a suit or in some you
30:17
serve on how that makes sense so yeah i feel
30:19
like we've gotten more of the wise yeah
30:21
he answered some of the why the went because even
30:23
because responsibility sam i
30:26
don't i still just don't feel like i know much about this
30:28
you know it they had to change their
30:30
name to the guardian alliance because of the
30:33
former name used to be offensive to indigenous
30:35
people i'm a short so
30:37
these are the people that we know about already vs
30:40
alliance yes be draco are
30:42
the evil one right and the player the
30:44
and therapy voted already in a lot absolutely
30:46
so we already we're already kind of know the players
30:48
involved we gotta we gotta i
30:50
mean i feel like if we were to get
30:53
into specifics between the two of
30:55
them and their ideas of what the specifics
30:57
are between you know i think we might
30:59
have some disagreement over what's going on but
31:02
players are for a vaguely the same
31:04
now you went to mars to
31:06
be an archaeologist he was studying
31:08
some archaeological sites and like sites
31:11
of battles that had happened way in the past
31:13
and what have you fantastic now mike
31:15
down for this next quip because this is where
31:17
i started to get this might
31:19
be an elaborate oh okay
31:22
identified as well you'll probably
31:24
see a
31:25
my research assistant
31:27
was with me at that time his
31:30
name is daniel george any them sergeant
31:37
mauser the game join and i
31:40
oh the area sword
31:42
debris which had been last
31:45
by ancient martian soldiers not
31:47
sharing when sharing sing margin soldier i'm
31:50
not indicating martian as
31:52
a species we're
31:54
talking about martian nationals
31:57
is was in
31:59
and
31:59
food amp lock were maurice
32:02
was a very cosmopolitan
32:05
multi cultural world
32:07
so many of
32:09
the martian soldiers
32:12
i'm referring to work in a sack
32:14
human beings
32:16
they were transplants for
32:18
me to earth which was at that time with
32:20
ruled by kingdoms like atlantis
32:22
pressure sourceforge
32:25
, higher ripoff horrendous a coincidence that
32:27
is our unit researchers this guy named
32:29
daniel got any of it because
32:32
it's weird i feel like now
32:34
we have to comb through our own catalog
32:36
to see if there are references that he made a run at
32:38
a recipe that adapts that we're too
32:40
dumb to miss slider absorbed i
32:42
don't i don't know i don't know i think
32:45
it's probably a coincidence i was like
32:47
that is the of money as we already have have
32:50
it's just unfair i at a you
32:52
know we've made the joke before but you actually
32:54
are which and i'm gonna burn you at the end of end spouse
32:57
by that's right on and i don't want to have to
32:59
take out the couch no i totally understand
33:02
our path so he go
33:04
bird solomon bird found
33:07
something that he was able
33:09
to actually smuggle back to earth are
33:11
is are very exciting
33:13
there was one artifacts i
33:16
was are able to
33:19
the smuggle home
33:21
the it was a stone
33:23
pipe that appears
33:25
to have been carved hi
33:28
a teenage human com
33:30
scrap the army
33:32
of markers sir the news
33:35
to smoke a martian psychoactive
33:37
curb and then discarded out the
33:39
back of a and before the senior
33:41
officer could catch em all
33:47
, sizable seattle was was
33:49
supposed you would imagine is like ancient
33:52
power generators are are
33:54
no sense in computers and
33:57
you know none of that none of that lasted
34:00
the
34:01
that it was it was just the bare
34:03
basics yeah for year he
34:05
found a martian half pint for
34:08
this this and listen i know it's
34:10
too late but this is what to any future martian
34:12
conscripts gotta smoke toad everybody
34:15
knows this you use there's no eleven
34:18
he but if you smoke toad and you wanna go home
34:20
early wanna , on mars on
34:22
appeal to do here here it were my tell
34:24
her how did this told get here i'm
34:27
so you here i'm they are what is this pompei
34:30
because you're like these painting elaborate zhi
34:32
as soon as they would have to be that
34:34
everybody's frozen and play what how to present
34:36
harry has a similar concerned about the
34:38
stories are okay
34:40
now when you when you make a description
34:43
like that where you say the
34:45
was a conscript he threw it at the
34:47
ten
34:48
how can you know this were you working
34:51
with remote viewers are you yourself
34:53
seeing it as a remote your added
34:55
you tap into that
34:56
good work which are not viewers on mars
34:59
that was part about to this engines house
35:01
, were able to get com visual
35:03
impressions ah been
35:06
we analyze the substance
35:08
the residue that was found in the pipe
35:11
the annual jordan actually smelt some
35:14
events
35:22
what i want everybody wins
35:28
, the on and aids virus i'm
35:31
spaniel jordan i'm spaniel a slipper report
35:34
a hundred
35:38
look the high was a little bit three years race
35:40
years we ladies gentlemen but this
35:42
is one small spoke for mayor says
35:46
, no i really have cleared odd
35:48
though it was
35:51
certainly won't kill you full voice
35:53
that is voice that the a really would
35:55
have been a lot cooler as he was just like you know
35:57
olympus mons erupted and then
35:59
there was a
35:59
hey like situation
36:01
the great and instead he not remote viewers
36:04
what carry the even though our first
36:06
reaction is like what did you have remote viewers
36:08
not like with their archaeological evidence
36:10
other is is this remote viewers
36:12
and resin his late
36:15
though it's a zoo took a hit and now he
36:17
really knows what happened there's
36:20
a bombshell com os there's , bombshell
36:22
comic know that we're done talking about the
36:24
has such but there is a giant
36:27
bombshell about where solomon
36:29
berg a hook
36:31
i see aware that you're going public
36:34
jordan yeah she's not subordinate
36:38
i understand you're still in his you're
36:40
still working with him is what you're saying
36:42
you still part of project black creek
36:45
what happened was
36:47
fast forward to the album they t
36:49
in the army , the
36:52
issue with the sasquatch while the slots
36:54
came to still trying to break the habit
36:56
of things wants me to have
36:59
been me too that's
37:02
when projects black quake in went wrong
37:06
no i'm senior man
37:08
israel with my team okay
37:14
we've
37:16
kind of made a big jump there was a job
37:21
there is , ahlberg
37:24
and projects a blank
37:26
ragen the i went off the grid
37:28
a wardrobe was a message on say pseudoscience
37:31
causes god has has about israel's
37:35
about , sippy with the scots
37:37
if he made a deal with your enemies government
37:39
gordon says another hiding out in a bunker
37:42
natural about eighty clicks outside tel
37:44
aviv well the israeli government has
37:46
to keep squat under wraps otherwise people
37:48
might stop believing in the origin
37:50
myths of of adam i'm telling you
37:52
once you see a squat you know that god is real
37:54
so squats opens minds much like tone
37:57
but ah yes this is a business
37:59
quite a job yeah here
38:01
he wants to reel him back a little bit smaller
38:04
hirschorn about how you describe is now
38:06
for somebody out there is like wade
38:08
as men in a get through gotta go back to this
38:10
like war on mars stuff a little bit
38:13
and there's a reason ah better
38:15
this would that wars happened sir there's
38:17
actually multiple reasons but here's one of them
38:19
okay
38:20
the we can isolate one
38:23
particular causal factor but from
38:27
save for and glyphs an ancient
38:29
tax we have been able to claim
38:31
some details bomb
38:34
we know that there was there was
38:36
humans faction lars
38:41
that was under the leadership of
38:43
an individual they've chrysalis
38:46
my voice was a half men
38:48
as on inaki hybrid share
38:51
chris works a send it to
38:54
the top leadership position of
38:56
ancient mars
38:58
and
39:00
he stole to resentment
39:02
between
39:04
two other non human species
39:07
both of which claims to be indigenous
39:09
to mars but probably neither of them
39:11
are one of them was a prague i mean
39:13
sure farm which which
39:16
what one of the glyphs look like i don't know we'll
39:18
give an explanation that criminal acts
39:20
i mean just draw me one of the got it should be
39:22
really easy for you to draw me one of
39:24
those glyphs you've you said you study them
39:26
you speak the language you got remote viewers
39:28
you got ancient texts visual me a glam
39:31
should be able to get some of these were just give me a glass
39:33
ah but i do i do think that it's
39:35
critical licks it's interesting that the
39:37
way that this guy is presenting this
39:39
ancient spite their ancient wars
39:42
that is that there was a person who painted two
39:44
groups against each other in and
39:46
there is it there's a sense of him recognizing
39:48
that that is a bad thing to do yeah and
39:51
i think that that's that's important
39:53
i mean as years of of when
39:55
when we see these types of
39:58
like
39:59
hi positions when you
40:01
might you know like these ideas other that how
40:03
people are reacting to the situations currently transposed
40:06
on to aliens doing and of them as a process
40:08
that information writing this as
40:10
a different type of self awareness to
40:12
it than what we have seen before yeah
40:15
that's what i feel a bit on what we're listening
40:17
to him but also i think that if if
40:19
you're doing that kind of almost
40:22
matter i'm reading of
40:24
the stuff that's being discussed sir often
40:27
times of the the actual conversation
40:30
that happening on that other level that metaphorical
40:32
level is like really fucked up yeah exactly
40:34
it's scary but what he's actually
40:36
talking about em like some of the other stuff it'll
40:38
come up later the beard is metaphorical
40:42
there is a very positive message
40:44
behind it for the most part yeah i
40:46
mean he's basically describing some sort
40:48
of either know populace leader
40:51
that comes to power through
40:53
through then uses a magic
40:56
very conflict to stoke resentments had
40:58
limited citigroup yeah i mean that boys
41:00
it just seems like i've never heard that before
41:03
crazy so you might be asking
41:05
yourself this guy start
41:07
out talking to animals how do they are worth
41:10
it , is that
41:13
on one of the tests in high school know is
41:15
that eg okay eight x i'll
41:17
be honest i've done exactly
41:19
what he and , have not been
41:22
successful in the course
41:24
of developing the human animal communication
41:26
techniques
41:28
they first started
41:30
experimenting have
41:33
a telepathic conversations with
41:35
my cats know this
41:38
progress from there to
41:41
laboratory tests on
41:43
a that yada yada yada seated progress
41:45
in pansies pins the
41:48
all citizens we
41:51
discovered there was a hard limit that
41:53
we could only com achieve
41:55
communication using
41:58
this technique what for central mammals
41:59
no mallory stared
42:02
for hours at tigers
42:11
one of the other things that's admirable
42:14
about his world that he's painting
42:16
a other there are rules know this
42:18
era parameters to like what
42:20
he's talking about the i would stay within
42:23
absolutely have like yeah i'm a look
42:25
i have figured this out and it has to do
42:27
with the corpus callosum there's like telepathic
42:29
tendrils numeric if you stimulate
42:32
them is able to talk to the placenta
42:34
mammal totally like ,
42:36
it makes sense yeah you care to idiot doctors
42:38
have the guts or placenta it as the corpus callosum
42:41
have done a lot of know it
42:43
is it is that like any great science
42:45
fiction always has the same
42:47
basic fundamentals as long as you
42:49
establish these rules in the beginning
42:51
and do not break them that you can do
42:53
any imaginary bullshit you want to her
42:55
and he as he has fairly decent
42:58
rules established and if you tell me that you've
43:00
tried staring at kangaroos for hours
43:02
and sale on this show you
43:05
want you one the show
43:07
a good at it the only thing that rid of this
43:09
issue with so far as a while more details about for
43:11
me more details as squats etymology
43:14
is very much bride i've a question
43:16
of in question how long
43:18
have you to have you know that a two hundred
43:20
of what what have you know this gotta sell you the truth
43:23
squats could live squats can lie so
43:25
and twenty seven team i was on the military
43:28
sound themselves the squad sure some
43:30
points and probably
43:33
since thousand probably since
43:36
the us military captured
43:40
one of these entities
43:45
he is a young male squats
43:48
all of bachelor squats
43:51
the see
43:54
, and approximately
43:57
three hundred years old that
44:01
is in squats terms
44:03
about the like
44:05
a twenty two year old human
44:09
so yeah they were i
44:11
i just i love the throwing around
44:13
terminology is a bachelor scottish
44:15
pass was glad to see i
44:18
do i like nothing better to com boom
44:20
node or as if it is always thought whatever
44:22
you you like here and actual scientists
44:24
discuss like a grouping of animals
44:27
that they've been studying for for years
44:29
another like other the bachelors
44:31
of the seal community are now challenging
44:34
the do you know like that kind of thing and then
44:36
you're just like no you can't say that about squat self
44:38
the idea no no say
44:41
, about popular sport in rome faster
44:43
the battle is caught on me i said that
44:45
might be a good button button
44:48
the future as as loss is like i
44:50
do like our such as food i suppose
44:52
reflect our own like a flower
44:54
on his lapel his could ready to go
44:57
to prom with this board a nonsense
44:59
i want bachelor i rights
45:02
both there was a problem goes the
45:04
military had taken squats and
45:07
they were wanting to use him
45:10
for evil
45:11
com how
45:12
well i mean they're the military will they wanted to
45:14
use them for propaganda oh really
45:16
okay the thing as so
45:18
black cracking had to step in and of course and
45:20
say that's causing a save all squatters
45:22
been to lights
45:24
that those
45:26
of the factions i mentioned earlier
45:28
the interstellar factions had
45:31
an interest in the
45:34
using the existence of the squash
45:37
and com that success
45:39
history with both the
45:41
odds ratio and lady and empires
45:44
propagandists nicholas because
45:48
of our government's infiltration
45:52
why do a girls it
45:54
was a decision we
45:56
made as project black creek in you
46:00
the moves the squat from
46:03
bomb threat go influences tear
46:05
in the united states gonna remove that squats
46:08
fit this makes me sick
46:11
right we're
46:13
not the only ones who have spent an
46:15
inordinate of them amount of time in
46:17
the pacific northwest looking for sasquatch
46:19
to whom i think aliens have also
46:21
been out there looking for the elusive squats
46:23
well yes i mean if well and so
46:25
we're because they want to use them for propaganda absolutely
46:28
if i understand this correctly as
46:30
things will be sort of teased out in
46:32
this conversation the squat
46:35
is a refugee from both the
46:38
radio amply eighty and territories
46:40
sweets right around there here
46:43
now we on other planets
46:45
do we don't know for sure yeah but they're
46:47
here and so did both of
46:49
those groups want to use the existence
46:52
of these refugees
46:54
against the other rights and
46:56
so the draco are in charge of
46:58
the us government i'm so black
47:00
crack and felt that they needed to remove the squats
47:03
so they couldn't use them against the play
47:05
adrian right right so they went to
47:07
israel ah which apparently
47:10
is under the on inaki the
47:12
another apparently are in israel in mean
47:14
it's mean it's it's territory
47:16
so it's relatively safe in a certain way because everybody's
47:19
trying to get have their own suspect was at the israeli
47:21
government carry is pretty certain is
47:23
deeply involved with on inaki that is true that
47:25
is not specifically full draco
47:28
right is like half reptilian half human
47:30
see again or allow it is it somewhere in
47:32
a nebulous space it's a good place i'd and
47:34
that's why they went there into
47:37
an underground bunker asia who accepts i someone
47:39
who ser ser the outdated squat underground
47:42
i think i think that just means that we need
47:44
to have more respect for squatters it's not
47:46
only are they of aiding humans but
47:48
indeed the entire universe
47:51
sir well at this point there on the doing
47:53
it because of or black help of blackrock
47:55
of our that's fair that is there otherwise they
47:57
would be found on however
48:00
the number draco and then hundred and then
48:02
everything would have entire blips
48:04
of intergalactic propaganda against
48:06
the plea a beams because they displaced
48:08
the erbil squad since i'm
48:10
i'm trying to figure out if
48:13
finding out that the swatches real
48:15
is worth the trade off of discovering
48:18
it's been used for propaganda i
48:20
don't know if disorienting
48:23
have an email why what's the what's the moral
48:25
on that one so when i was saying
48:27
that like bit this a kind of america
48:29
conversation the you can imagine is happening
48:32
when you're talking about these aliens and was our
48:34
view that view that implications
48:36
on the real world what
48:38
what i'm saying that this guy if you'd
48:40
look at what he's saying metaphorically it's
48:43
positive stuff right i mean it's
48:45
stuff like this because you never fucking hear this
48:47
from any be other alien weirdos
48:49
the inter galactic scale
48:52
there are
48:54
two major i would
48:57
call them alliances are coalition's
49:01
and one
49:03
the centered around like work and
49:05
the other is centered around domination
49:08
with in the
49:11
framework of the light workers
49:14
they are has still been a history
49:16
of conflict though
49:19
when we talk about the stadiums
49:22
i have some of the when i've engaged
49:26
with ah you know less
49:29
i would same with with more and
49:31
more credulous
49:33
the ball i have
49:35
org lady inscribed in almost
49:38
exclusively like
49:41
heroic or even religious
49:43
terms
49:46
and that's i think that
49:49
, more about us than it does about
49:51
any extraterrestrial intelligence
49:54
intelligence so i don't think you
49:56
can judge can
49:58
entire species based on
50:00
it's government says you absolutely
50:03
do not hear that from everybody else
50:05
on this fucking south per carry
50:07
every a lot might have his uniform
50:10
them over the phone in her brain that she dies
50:12
it's he literally scanners her brain
50:14
all over the space no no
50:16
she didn't do him freak out to the introduction
50:19
of nuance did not hurt anybody
50:21
physically didn't swear at him success
50:24
i think it's possible
50:26
that rock here's a couple thoughts i have
50:28
first of all disguised killing it absolutely
50:31
terms dominator view on products
50:34
out of the park know an amazing second
50:38
he seems like he can
50:40
really spin this pretty well like
50:42
all of this your and and so carry
50:44
his gotta be looking at this like is
50:47
a lot of information and awareness
50:49
of a lot of the touchstones of things that are
50:51
like in my world right this
50:54
guy i could use him i could
50:56
use the guy mark richards as a my prison
50:58
and i'll go talk to him know i can get
51:00
him on zoom from that israeli bunker
51:03
to prove exhibits we can talk and
51:05
he communicates with ask what squats can
51:07
tell him things he can get into the squad
51:10
over my manager the information
51:12
that could become a i'm telling you this
51:14
is almost exactly
51:16
what if i were fucking with carry
51:19
and i had listen to all of our project
51:21
camelot episodes like over
51:23
the span of a couple of weeks man
51:26
that does this does seem like a formula
51:28
that makes a lot of sense they assist
51:31
assist there is a are
51:33
reviewing this this is this
51:35
were an audition basically my
51:37
keys killing it the
51:39
total i would not be surprised to see him back fairly soon
51:41
know and he's coming in with a lot of
51:44
i mean he seems prepared
51:46
to know what it is she's interested
51:48
in or or at least knows a lot
51:50
about that world yeah exactly a lot of a
51:52
lot of words a lot of concepts
51:55
but also it's so admirable
51:58
that it does also feel [unk] like there's
52:00
a weaving of empathy
52:02
i know weaving of decency
52:05
through this as opposed to a jeff
52:07
looking at things and such a black and white way
52:09
with aliens well i mean z z
52:11
silence his i mean
52:14
it's it's a of a implied rebuke
52:16
of carry to or face you know
52:18
like
52:19
they have many people call pleadings
52:21
heroes
52:22
i think it has more about us you
52:25
that you've claimed that they're all evil
52:27
and i think it's very clear that use that's
52:30
a straight up well it it
52:32
out it you could be read that way it
52:34
may not be it depends kind of i guess
52:36
how much awareness he has of all
52:38
of carries yeah and i would say that
52:40
based on the the sort of philosophical underpinnings
52:43
that he has behind his discussion
52:45
of aliens it doesn't really work
52:47
very well with carry stuff
52:49
so i don't think this her audience necessarily
52:51
notices or would notice
52:53
that too much the right it's just fun alien
52:56
right now it's it said so malleable
52:59
that all of a like there's so many of the
53:01
are experts who are like mutually
53:03
contradictory right right i
53:05
totally matter already yeah so hicksville without
53:07
know this guidelines or share find so
53:10
like like i said this watches are
53:12
there i galactic refugees
53:14
the played he and his they are empire
53:17
does have like history of expansion
53:22
and squats is species
53:26
war refugees but they were also
53:28
refugees in the draco dominion
53:32
so what did it neither neither empire
53:35
has been particularly good for squats
53:37
their no heroes to the squats heroes
53:41
are
53:42
an oppressive lesser
53:44
construct
53:46
why is it western i i think
53:49
this guy is arguing that squashes
53:51
are the original space juice i
53:53
think that's what's happening i'm going to skip to the next quip
53:55
okay so ,
53:59
reunion
53:59
andrei go with suspicion
54:02
that they were willing to consider
54:04
you because you are
54:07
i'm neither on one side or the other
54:09
so to speak right
54:11
i think squats she's comfortable with
54:13
jews
54:15
i'd i'd been squashed sense is a kind
54:18
of odd kindred as three
54:21
gamma had you know we are to harass
54:24
in in the universe and so
54:26
national your robe species
54:28
and became a rogue species that diaspora
54:31
people without a home for many
54:33
many years
54:34
the squats was very comfortable
54:37
with mates bad make imam
54:39
yeah story that is exactly
54:41
right you have you have one hundred percent
54:43
created v correct there it is to
54:45
build around as was absolutely
54:48
civil law to on his opened up to
54:50
me of core of our shared sort of
54:52
diaspora history and heritage
54:55
we can we can connect on that level yet
54:57
being refugees is about it
55:00
wait yeah i mean it's
55:03
hard not to take a look at his story and
55:05
say well the united states is incredibly
55:07
anti semitic along with germany being
55:09
incredibly eddie's of metics and then
55:11
well things with played out the way
55:13
they did he i
55:15
also think that another good button would be there's no
55:18
heroes of for the squad yeah that would have great
55:20
guy says no hear a lot status
55:23
has already is and heroes is a western
55:25
concepts a little bit suspicious yeah
55:28
it's if we're talking about space and
55:30
a he's internet western it does
55:32
now doesn't really matter know the western
55:34
concept concept makes me think
55:37
it is intended to be like
55:39
that seems like a little hat tip to like
55:41
this is metaphorical yeah yeah whatever
55:44
it is this is videos or
55:46
dot refugees and chancellor sir absolutely
55:48
i mean you could apply to the ukrainian refugees
55:50
as we speak yeah absolutely i'm
55:52
i don't know if i want to go
55:55
that far as am convinced that it is i'm
55:57
on a but there's there's
55:59
a sense that it doesn't make sense if
56:01
you're talking about this in space right right
56:03
i mean you know the we can always fight
56:05
over authorial intent but in
56:07
terms of practical applications
56:10
this does seem very wonder what him less
56:12
and less i guess there's a possibility that like these
56:14
space people they just talk about like earth
56:17
as the west you know like that bomb maybe
56:19
where the west of the galaxy maybe
56:21
i don't know anyway i get strong a
56:24
metaphorical that up getting some metaphorical vibes
56:26
here so they birds
56:28
are managed to win over squats because
56:30
of their shared sort of similarities
56:32
in heritage and then also
56:35
humor
56:36
silence do a lot to gain
56:39
squatters troughs a lot of it was
56:41
involving humor you
56:43
know that was really what you know what works
56:46
in order for squash because swatches
56:49
of swatches of being in
56:51
order squash to really let me in
56:53
to his mind i , had
56:55
to get to squats his heart and i gotta
56:57
squatters hard with humor can i
57:00
tell you what i did just to make slots
57:02
wow easier cleveleys easier
57:04
wore a gorilla mask ah
57:08
okay and i'm fucking more
57:10
yeah well laughter
57:13
as species would
57:16
produce
57:18
gorilla my a half hours it's the i was hoping
57:20
for a little bit more out of that but that
57:22
is great too because it's not overselling
57:24
a know you know reading the lily you're right you're
57:26
right but i mean a i would have been it
57:28
would have a nice if he was like listen what
57:32
let me introduce you do jonathan winters
57:34
you're going to fucking love this guy he does all the voice
57:36
is got my ego robin williams
57:38
got well yeah pretty dirty it well and he's
57:41
already charmed one say
57:43
be at be at there we go certainly
57:46
be i just i find
57:48
this incredibly charming but also there's a piece
57:50
of if it's a little bit weird and that is that like
57:52
your first instinct is put on a gorilla mask
57:54
when you try to talk to a sasquatch yes that's
57:57
the battle you not think that that's offensive
57:59
yeah
57:59
can seem like you're
58:01
we because does this mean that says quarter
58:03
them edgy censored i would have
58:05
already
58:06
if you do and if he few an ape
58:08
that would that movie
58:10
al jolson in the squats i
58:12
was worried about as a
58:14
, guy got into such
58:16
as hearts hearts there's not
58:18
many female squatters on earth
58:21
apparently mostly males and as
58:23
bird explains this is probably just
58:26
a coincidence based on the ship
58:28
that landed here oh okay as they're
58:30
probably swatches all over the place on as
58:32
refugees scattered shares are throughout
58:34
the universe and so there's not many women
58:37
squat is here mostly man i
58:40
don't know to make abyss
58:42
that they have an interesting social
58:44
structure the
58:46
females are sedentary and
58:48
there are relatively few females
58:50
on earth this
58:53
isn't their natural set up this
58:55
is more yes because
58:57
they're refugees the since who happens to
58:59
land here
59:01
so there are a doll forty
59:03
adult males to everyone adult
59:05
female so
59:07
the males
59:10
are nomadic they roam
59:14
the
59:15
they work odd jobs
59:17
they have some map either side
59:24
of the fix your garden or garden bird that how
59:26
to be lands here
59:28
i didn't you say they borrowed a spacesuit
59:30
there are some and
59:31
over the years they've acquired many
59:33
ships from our various alien
59:36
civilizations
59:38
so they don't they don't
59:40
have their own
59:42
like in did to mislead designed
59:44
fleets
59:46
they do have a number of
59:48
advanced spacecraft on
59:51
, they keep hidden using cloaking
59:53
devices yeah apparently
59:56
some of the younger squad
59:58
shoes are
59:59
the ball is human sure if they shave
1:00:02
right there humanoid and are only
1:00:04
like seven feet tall for the first few hundred years
1:00:06
that's no big deal right within
1:00:09
, realm of like tall purse i mean you look
1:00:11
up in your like are you play basketball in their little
1:00:13
insulted and then you know they're human and then
1:00:15
they want to fix your car absolutely or rather
1:00:19
see a we do our jobs ah ha jobs
1:00:21
ha ha like him
1:00:23
the you know like is on if there was a squats
1:00:25
planet or whatever is wouldn't be the way
1:00:28
they necessarily organize society right
1:00:30
and in the same way up there there's a
1:00:32
discussion later about how like
1:00:35
they don't build anything here but
1:00:37
they probably would have they had their own own
1:00:39
right right or is now they're more
1:00:41
sedentary are i'm sorry they're more
1:00:43
in the woods sure what have you are a lot
1:00:45
of them are and they're the ones that are wanna
1:00:47
go into human society and do our job right
1:00:50
off they live in studio apartment serious
1:00:52
or six six sixers
1:00:58
i say it's as and and i'm
1:01:01
just spit balling here do
1:01:03
they have a rum spring you
1:01:05
know what i'm saying watch for know squat springer yeah
1:01:07
like what kind of escape from swatches
1:01:09
i want sooners with a half years watches
1:01:11
don't want to return to the forest sure
1:01:14
but here's the problem with if
1:01:17
you're gonna go and explore what it's like
1:01:19
to be in human society that to save gas
1:01:21
i just had a while to grow back considering that
1:01:23
both of us feel ,
1:01:25
and i think that does excise gonna take a while
1:01:28
for sponsor thrown all back back
1:01:30
i'm obviously there's some questions
1:01:33
about how the fuck did you sneak a sasquatch
1:01:36
know i know what
1:01:38
are we talking about here yet was there gunfire
1:01:40
did you trick somebody now
1:01:43
he can't really talk about all the
1:01:45
state for the u s l where
1:01:47
you assisted by
1:01:49
their soldiers you know
1:01:51
this is where where edging
1:01:53
up on things i can't directly comment
1:01:55
on the i can
1:01:57
say that
1:01:59
i committed what could be considered
1:02:02
crimes
1:02:03
the were
1:02:04
now the
1:02:07
the issue we're being
1:02:10
, with any say is that they
1:02:13
would have to acknowledge my you that exists
1:02:17
they will have to acknowledge that's
1:02:19
what exists good point
1:02:22
so because they the
1:02:24
can't afford to below that cover
1:02:26
up they can actually
1:02:29
proceed with any kind of formal extradition
1:02:32
the quest right this is why people
1:02:35
who are involved in these clandestine things get assassinated
1:02:38
right that's what i'm iraq pathology
1:02:40
now they don't just be like shit
1:02:42
there's nothing we can do oh no i can't
1:02:44
formally request israel turn
1:02:46
over the squats the east he's got
1:02:48
us and
1:02:51
, we all know there's no way for anybody
1:02:53
at israel's you suddenly find out where
1:02:55
you are and then murder you that doesn't sound
1:02:57
like it happens now i want
1:03:00
i'll obviously understand that he can't get into
1:03:02
the dieter now goers it's not a crime well
1:03:04
it's how do you
1:03:06
are a steal a squats
1:03:08
ah were killed at
1:03:10
least at couple people read and i'm like there's
1:03:12
larrabee was pretty heavy security
1:03:14
throw this out there okay maybe there
1:03:17
was a whole group of people who would
1:03:19
come to understand and love
1:03:21
the squats or there was the entire black
1:03:23
racket great maybe they
1:03:26
convince some of the other people or they could
1:03:28
have used to leprosy of some sort to convince them
1:03:30
to continue helping them but it's entirely
1:03:32
possible that everyone would have compassionately
1:03:35
help to the squats escape as hear hear me out
1:03:37
on that the ship with a squad
1:03:39
has or cloak herbal get
1:03:41
away be that technology exists why
1:03:43
can't you put am
1:03:46
, just tibetan is i i
1:03:49
it under his seat zero tears let's go
1:03:52
get at go right out the
1:03:56
so you probably have been able to tell by this point
1:03:59
but berg has
1:04:01
a connection with squats or any
1:04:03
there's an emotional connection he cares about the squad
1:04:06
right they don't tell me that they
1:04:08
goes any further than that is known as
1:04:10
, real good know know we're not going to
1:04:12
get really weird know what is this some
1:04:15
poetic as hell and guy looking
1:04:17
at squats was almost was looking
1:04:20
at a looking link but
1:04:22
nine system missing link is acting us
1:04:24
to our past it was in this length and acting
1:04:26
us to our past and also to the stars
1:04:30
and to our future
1:04:32
so be
1:04:34
the lead
1:04:35
the initial communication
1:04:39
florist into something
1:04:43
the i describe it as emotional
1:04:47
hi as
1:04:49
the developed and acidity
1:04:52
the war
1:04:53
squash the out
1:04:56
come to recognize traces
1:04:59
in myself in
1:05:02
order like
1:05:05
a star seat so
1:05:09
like to play the and the
1:05:12
stars seat connections they
1:05:15
have been active in the evolution
1:05:19
light on multiple worlds
1:05:23
so in an intimate way was
1:05:25
the squash so
1:05:27
in an intimate way was the squat
1:05:29
that really does have the ring over again
1:05:32
documentary behind it richard attenborough
1:05:34
as the squats squats
1:05:36
soon as a missing link not
1:05:39
just to the past the pacific stars
1:05:41
are how our future that is that
1:05:43
is wildly poetic the it
1:05:45
really is this guy's got a good he
1:05:47
really is delivered to be
1:05:50
harmed anyone find out later
1:05:52
that he's some kind of a real asshole yeah
1:05:55
that's going to be brutal or is get a be
1:05:57
really brutal cause this performance this outside
1:06:00
they really are there are so now
1:06:02
we have i let we are all the squats
1:06:04
we are all why love this class is
1:06:07
this was yeah absolutely we
1:06:10
learned of a new alien what
1:06:13
animal do you think this alien is similar god
1:06:15
i want it to be a kangaroo because that would really be full
1:06:17
circle sure mathematically it'll be appropriate
1:06:19
would be appropriate but i'm not a canker were not a kangaroo
1:06:22
mm it is not a placental
1:06:24
mammals okay let's go i really
1:06:26
feel like a we need an octopus or mollusk
1:06:28
type alien right you're not too far
1:06:30
off the i've learned the
1:06:34
area intriguing diverse
1:06:36
life forms on that would have
1:06:38
been represented on each of mars
1:06:41
com , cosmopolitan days
1:06:45
days aware of the colossus like
1:06:47
species hey ma that lives
1:06:50
on gas right on said the atmospheres
1:06:52
of gas giants and they are
1:06:55
controlled by a benevolent controlled i
1:06:58
here
1:06:59
it is also said that the jury
1:07:01
or actually controlled by the i
1:07:03
there's stop an apple and
1:07:05
i'm have an understatement
1:07:08
but yes
1:07:08
you say that again wow that is fetishes
1:07:11
like are really cute exchange i don't
1:07:13
know how to set , is
1:07:16
when and her oh i know it does feel
1:07:18
like maybe maybe these people are so
1:07:20
usually includes you just have to make
1:07:22
up a less evil evil
1:07:24
space ideas and they will just be like
1:07:27
yeah that sounds right it's possible assess
1:07:29
assess the press the dataset so
1:07:32
malleable we need to lie to them in them right
1:07:34
way and will go well it might say about
1:07:36
him for you and with you and with did you may be might
1:07:38
you create a conspiracy fun
1:07:41
game kind of totally but that
1:07:43
leads but like positive or conclusion
1:07:45
yeah i don't know either to chase
1:07:47
the squash medicine
1:07:50
oh yes federal interference
1:07:52
with a scratch their number then we need to be
1:07:54
that squats heroes in
1:07:58
life you can turn to be many things the
1:08:00
up be a bachelor squat oh yeah so
1:08:03
of carry have a question to ask
1:08:05
this has to do with the
1:08:07
or eight so you're coming out a bringing
1:08:09
this information out right the you
1:08:11
think that maybe you're being used
1:08:14
to do that they will go
1:08:16
we we lose track of a question of everyday yeah
1:08:18
that doesn't make any sense look at it in
1:08:20
your group
1:08:21
or even outside your group that has surrendered
1:08:24
orchestrated this interview and such
1:08:26
a way that you can talk
1:08:28
about this which
1:08:32
that's been going on for several years you know
1:08:35
and and and it
1:08:37
would be in a certain sense you
1:08:39
become are you kidding
1:08:41
com a kind of a political football
1:08:43
if if people even acknowledge this interview
1:08:46
and your exists up to the right clothing yeah
1:08:48
they will now the nearest city mississippi
1:08:50
a reason for that and
1:08:53
one of the reasons that i can see at least at
1:08:55
this moment because you know as
1:08:57
you know and the greater world
1:08:59
scene
1:09:00
the have this kind of you
1:09:02
know dark vs like
1:09:04
drama at being played out especially
1:09:07
in heightened terms within the
1:09:09
united states
1:09:10
so you know
1:09:13
it's an interesting
1:09:15
we call it played the alien
1:09:17
the car right so
1:09:19
more local a simpler
1:09:22
a
1:09:22
three see that if you want to call them they
1:09:24
may not like the term alien much congress
1:09:27
local alien species because that's
1:09:29
what the conventional the
1:09:31
reason why did you miss me think of you
1:09:34
know yeah they're not gonna think
1:09:37
they probably i know on the higher
1:09:39
level as a political correctness and sasquatch
1:09:42
as an alien species they just you know
1:09:44
neither is a says he's the missing
1:09:46
link
1:09:48
how are you know that they also think
1:09:50
they're you know very few and barbie they
1:09:52
don't think of them as a whole
1:09:54
population
1:09:55
the irony here
1:09:56
coming from another you
1:09:58
know coming from
1:09:59
there's space
1:10:01
your planet that they have
1:10:03
you know had to
1:10:04
the she gets completely sidetracked
1:10:06
from her political football question
1:10:09
right i like how
1:10:11
other people can't conceive of aliens
1:10:13
coming from another yeah lego and observe
1:10:15
some fine okay i've or wants to
1:10:17
think that squats is just an ape man
1:10:20
you know i feel like this guy this really underselling
1:10:23
how important the over mind as mind the fact that
1:10:25
he was able to tap into tap bit because bit
1:10:27
he can tap into it that would suggest that just about
1:10:29
anybody could tap into it as and if we could
1:10:31
all tap enjoyed and then we are all the
1:10:33
squats over mind you're tapping into that
1:10:36
right now also because that's what
1:10:38
the next clue
1:10:43
i have i have scattered mississippi
1:10:46
you might be daniel do you
1:10:48
smoke that are so high that we are you
1:10:50
okay fi that is what happened so
1:10:53
the on this tip what's
1:10:55
going on is that harry
1:10:58
is as skyn alright so you can
1:11:00
connect to the squat sure
1:11:03
over my right
1:11:04
him
1:11:05
you can next to other people
1:11:07
who are telepathic through like can
1:11:09
nukes be a conduit through which
1:11:12
how defeated as i watch
1:11:14
my
1:11:15
would you can you teach me how
1:11:16
the access the squash mind follow
1:11:19
suit with a lot of work do is have is
1:11:22
have a few to just do it can already remote view
1:11:24
and right right that extra power
1:11:26
okay now i wanna see strange question
1:11:28
that
1:11:29
i'm sure you can handle it and so
1:11:32
you've been in touch with this
1:11:33
oh remind at the same
1:11:36
i'm in so doing do
1:11:39
you feel that you have therefore
1:11:42
you know kind the like you've traveled
1:11:44
in that
1:11:45
the space
1:11:46
you can converse
1:11:48
in that mind space says you at least in it's
1:11:50
you know learn things there he said
1:11:53
about their history cetera right then
1:11:56
i sue perhaps
1:11:58
you can send and receive signals
1:11:59
that to individuals within that
1:12:02
mine space
1:12:04
squash ten i i ni
1:12:07
i've been able to do that but that
1:12:09
with sister li i'm still learning
1:12:11
right
1:12:13
and so that in a certain way
1:12:15
let's say i'm talking to you
1:12:17
and let's say your and in telepathic
1:12:20
communication with another human
1:12:22
silly me by any one year
1:12:25
and even close to send betty and
1:12:27
yet you're telepathic with because once your
1:12:29
telepathic you you know it
1:12:31
the would have a natural inclination to
1:12:33
to her to be telepathically
1:12:35
anyone you have an affinity for let's say
1:12:38
yeah
1:12:39
so if if you did that
1:12:41
would they be able to then happened
1:12:44
to the
1:12:45
over mind through
1:12:47
you
1:12:48
they paid one are possible is
1:12:52
is one of those situations where they have
1:12:54
to know what they're looking for his little
1:12:56
bit like with the targeted remote viewing
1:12:59
they have to have a target so i
1:13:02
don't i don't understand exactly what that means could numbingly
1:13:05
mine is as i get the big picture
1:13:07
of what is being asked and i'm
1:13:10
i think that's fairly clear yeah but
1:13:12
here's what's weird i thought
1:13:14
for sure that would carry was asking
1:13:16
is can you get me into the club right
1:13:18
basically kinda like i am telepathic
1:13:20
i'm psychic can i kid
1:13:22
you vouch for me to get his whole live live
1:13:25
over my you connect to it all connect
1:13:27
through you really have a good she's asking
1:13:29
for a conference call yes to the over
1:13:31
my that's what i thought yes
1:13:33
i was wrong oh cause this question
1:13:35
has a second stage do it okay carries
1:13:38
actually actually bit suspicious so
1:13:42
it would
1:13:42
that would have that
1:13:45
you know that mind wanted to send
1:13:47
a message
1:13:48
they could send it in theory that
1:13:50
could use you as a carrier
1:13:53
then send it telepathically to
1:13:55
other humans isn't that funny
1:13:57
they good and i might
1:13:59
not know that that is what's happening
1:14:01
throw shit i got squashed
1:14:04
if you planning to but adding
1:14:06
this out let's say this interview
1:14:09
isn't it possible that that's
1:14:11
what happened
1:14:14
oh my god is highly possible i
1:14:16
don't know oath i have
1:14:19
to i'd say you're not a scientist by
1:14:21
how to admit the possibility
1:14:23
it's plausible
1:14:26
it it works
1:14:28
as works as so
1:14:30
that some great dissembling right
1:14:32
there i love that that is great he
1:14:34
was thrown for a loop and then he's like you know
1:14:36
what let's give it a try yeah
1:14:38
i go about whoa it's success
1:14:41
i don't know if it's an indication of like really
1:14:43
good improv chops or somebody who actually
1:14:45
sincerely believes this or whatever but like
1:14:48
that that question being from to you
1:14:50
being like yeah you lose
1:14:52
my maybe that is what's happening on or else
1:14:54
that to me doesn't seem like somebody
1:14:57
who's like a complete lie yeah
1:14:59
like oh it like someone who's trying to pull a
1:15:01
fast walk right right this
1:15:03
is at the very least not a grist way
1:15:05
because you are not interested f one at least say
1:15:08
no yeah it is is definitely
1:15:10
now what's happening knowing that i
1:15:12
am not being used as an unwitting conduit
1:15:15
for squats to get a message out over your
1:15:17
show part of all of these characters
1:15:19
is at least a level
1:15:21
of narcissism that has them being
1:15:24
within that like dominator rolf
1:15:26
ray em he's already been asked by can
1:15:28
you send messages are paying as only
1:15:31
over five i'm still learning idol and on
1:15:33
to do and i'm certainly humility totally
1:15:36
out now this is this is an interesting
1:15:38
thing at s s r
1:15:40
if you can contact the over
1:15:43
mind
1:15:44
calm down sir i'm down for it if
1:15:48
somebody could the get me out the woods the scots
1:15:51
about that i've down for that i don't want to see
1:15:53
squatters wanna be in the words i want to ask what
1:15:55
do you know what i don't even need squats i'll just go to the woods
1:15:57
yeah that's probably a better idea as
1:15:59
to look here are you concerned and
1:16:01
the reason is because this
1:16:03
over mind could be
1:16:05
theoretically infiltrated now
1:16:09
where that is why first concern
1:16:11
is well they were is squat israel
1:16:14
the on inaki or and you know
1:16:16
oh shit are they going to turn over mind evil
1:16:19
see this is what we gotta be worried about we
1:16:21
got now i am were took
1:16:25
her and be sitting it's just like carry
1:16:28
wanting to get the get in there herself
1:16:30
with like this is that national defense
1:16:36
the threads it rains
1:16:38
okay then let me ask you another question
1:16:40
about the soothing i did ask
1:16:42
you off the record this as well
1:16:45
there
1:16:46
the scratch
1:16:48
in touch how perfectly
1:16:50
with on inaki in i think you said
1:16:52
no
1:16:56
the the answer is no
1:16:58
but that is
1:17:02
more by choice move
1:17:06
, minds stance
1:17:08
works against your
1:17:10
will oh
1:17:12
the older mind can it
1:17:15
it can influence you but it can
1:17:18
make you or any individual
1:17:21
any individual do something against
1:17:23
their will so it
1:17:26
it's not like the oligarchy
1:17:28
ten
1:17:29
the
1:17:31
the over mind the they
1:17:33
can't just bought for stairway
1:17:36
the roulette they can't brute force said
1:17:39
squash perhaps we'll let the man like spots
1:17:41
let me and
1:17:43
i'm i'm relieved i
1:17:45
love the squats and i think they've things i
1:17:47
think so far they've got things pretty well figured
1:17:49
out question answered i
1:17:52
am by no longer worried about bruno
1:17:54
mars attacks rally on and hockey yeah
1:17:56
now that i know that the scots is over mind
1:17:58
is is our
1:17:59
in and on
1:18:01
the breakable but you saw some concerns
1:18:04
ama one of one of the big ones
1:18:06
is hey my
1:18:08
buddies tell me about all the help
1:18:10
that other alien races are giving
1:18:13
to us shirts there's so
1:18:15
many technologies and secrets
1:18:17
of the world that the the raptors
1:18:20
are giving mark richards and what hairs are safe
1:18:22
but that's not the case with the squat
1:18:24
hi
1:18:25
why you that the squat helping us well
1:18:27
the squats is living in peace
1:18:30
and harmony with the fuck and environment
1:18:32
why do you figure out how because this is why
1:18:34
do you figure know how because they got we're
1:18:36
working on cars earth
1:18:39
, bird has
1:18:42
bird answer okay
1:18:43
the haven't been able to the humans haven't
1:18:46
been able to develop a
1:18:48
in speech
1:18:49
the species our working relationship
1:18:52
in which they might the able to
1:18:54
be assisted by
1:18:56
there's gonna be out there
1:19:01
they're very rare but they do work
1:19:04
there are humans
1:19:06
who are aware like what they
1:19:08
are they've
1:19:10
worked out little border systems
1:19:12
and trade deals
1:19:15
labour cobb news
1:19:17
outlets good i actually
1:19:19
mean and in a substantial way
1:19:21
such as helping with our space
1:19:24
you know exploration or things that they might
1:19:27
actually know about and
1:19:29
as as of their longevity and have
1:19:32
also they could be like
1:19:33
the know eg human interpreters
1:19:36
are you know there's lots of
1:19:38
interactions that they could benefit
1:19:41
our world where
1:19:42
also having to do with you know
1:19:44
educating i don't know the united
1:19:47
nations
1:19:48
unfortunately when it's conceived up by
1:19:51
you know what i mean in other words you're actually
1:19:53
saves a detroit internet
1:19:57
why
1:19:58
there there have been trying
1:19:59
their past when they have done that
1:20:02
with on other planets why
1:20:04
nathan to share the benefit
1:20:06
their experience and their
1:20:09
their wisdom and then what happened with
1:20:11
other planets but it always seemed to backfire
1:20:13
block hundred the
1:20:15
i'm to xenophobia
1:20:18
so either
1:20:20
the the past and the
1:20:22
hatred against them
1:20:24
then you know the fear
1:20:26
of them the
1:20:28
are other nes the line
1:20:31
be different from
1:20:32
media is it different from drake aus
1:20:35
that was always held against them
1:20:37
no matter how they contributed to
1:20:40
the planet's where they lived so
1:20:43
on earth now they're much more cautious so
1:20:45
they're much rarer
1:20:49
right once bitten twice shy
1:20:52
mean if you know unless it has
1:20:54
it's hard not to say that if
1:20:56
your answer to that question is just space
1:20:58
racism you're dead on that runs
1:21:00
right right , races
1:21:02
of yeah fuck you why would they help
1:21:05
you you captured him get get
1:21:07
military base know
1:21:11
the other be jailbreak mentally move across
1:21:14
the world into a smoker why would i bother
1:21:16
with his yielded are a few more on
1:21:18
yeah and they would burn before will
1:21:20
make sense why you'd be cautious absolute
1:21:23
employ your he makes it clear that
1:21:25
your know as more people who have
1:21:27
lived squats is able to trust more
1:21:29
people you know there may be benefits
1:21:31
that are accrued in terms of these things the carries
1:21:33
asking about we're asking too much of the squats
1:21:36
right now it's very strange
1:21:38
to be in a world where
1:21:40
most of the time aliens are
1:21:43
a thinly veiled ways to attack the jews
1:21:45
and in this circumstance aliens
1:21:48
are and thinly veiled way to explain the
1:21:50
jews experience with racism as they've gone
1:21:52
through the with history of they've world you you can
1:21:54
take on that
1:21:56
level and you can also just take it
1:21:58
on another level that he you
1:22:00
beat aliens the squad or is
1:22:02
is being used as a entry
1:22:05
point in a way to understand
1:22:07
other ring right and away to understand
1:22:09
the experience of people who are on like
1:22:12
you and my right right and empathy
1:22:14
and teaching i'm i'm a holiday
1:22:16
already so might as well then like hey carey
1:22:20
maybe if we change our attitudes
1:22:22
towards the overbite that we
1:22:25
will have earned help as opposed to you
1:22:27
just being like why can't we just capture
1:22:29
them and steal their shit we demand help
1:22:31
yeah exactly that they're not evil oil
1:22:33
you you don't even own the earth
1:22:36
right so are we able to
1:22:38
couple clips left and visit this also
1:22:40
is just kind of i feel like this group is a good
1:22:42
summation of the sort of mentality
1:22:45
of it's being presented here
1:22:46
there any questions or
1:22:48
bateman say you haven't made that you would
1:22:50
like to make on his behalf of this to
1:22:53
no just that we're both very grateful
1:22:56
for , opportunity to present
1:22:58
our side of the story story
1:23:00
hopefully arm bring a little light
1:23:03
and light into
1:23:05
this whole complex situation with
1:23:07
three goes and lady and risk of i
1:23:09
think you know some of the
1:23:11
you know i've seen elsewhere on that
1:23:14
has been very kind of one
1:23:17
sided moralistic good and evil
1:23:19
as per
1:23:22
, an hour ago wars i don't know about
1:23:24
you but i am i like the
1:23:26
the other complex storytelling i
1:23:28
like the you know that
1:23:30
the know that that you
1:23:32
know the ville with the the antagonist
1:23:34
and star trek were never really villains
1:23:36
and trying to i try
1:23:38
to see the world is that the an hour with the
1:23:41
people maybe the antagonistic
1:23:44
to us but ultimately
1:23:47
moral sense beings we
1:23:50
all just one life and dignity
1:23:52
and freedom yeah no
1:23:54
i'm not even a aliens don't
1:23:56
want us know
1:24:03
the these lizard aliens and you think
1:24:05
like ah they're all this uniform leave
1:24:07
allow the world isn't he a man
1:24:10
for example , trying
1:24:12
to get by i i really think
1:24:14
that it should not have taken us this long to
1:24:16
get that very simple message out on
1:24:18
projects how
1:24:20
many episodes of weed out about broderick able
1:24:22
about at one point is somebody's been like
1:24:25
you know there are civilians in all species
1:24:27
everywhere decide to live a good life as good
1:24:29
it's a very foreign concept to the episode
1:24:31
i've listened to flint or man as i also
1:24:33
i am also i am much like
1:24:36
the squats in terms of i've been bird
1:24:38
before a i'm i'm so scared
1:24:40
of being positive about facade know i
1:24:42
know this is so scary how
1:24:44
we can't ever have anything
1:24:46
nice yeah but he seems like he is
1:24:48
a guest unlike any that unlike have heard
1:24:51
very much on armor much the old camelot
1:24:54
and here is maybe a possible
1:24:56
reason why this last quip
1:24:58
i don't understand how
1:25:01
you this i this battle
1:25:03
i will also say that when i was six years
1:25:06
old beat he was my absolute favorite
1:25:08
movie my grandfather bought me the
1:25:11
vhs to sad it was the
1:25:13
one that had like dream plastic
1:25:15
on it it
1:25:17
must warn that guess about lot so
1:25:19
yeah two hundred times
1:25:21
right so you are
1:25:22
the had that you know sort of ability
1:25:25
set your abilities were sort of
1:25:28
really why he became what you became a
1:25:30
sense you already have the ability to strike
1:25:33
will , all of us have the ability
1:25:35
is is five
1:25:37
an five in predominantly
1:25:41
i would say i have a curious minds
1:25:43
and i had a i toward
1:25:46
empathizing with the other
1:25:48
i'm trying to understand
1:25:51
beings that we're different from
1:25:53
me
1:25:55
the i was always saw direct fond
1:25:57
of animals i was always very
1:26:00
active in a lot of unseen up
1:26:03
progressive justice causes
1:26:05
the in i've i've always been
1:26:09
there were a passionate advocate
1:26:11
for people
1:26:14
the i joined the military because
1:26:16
i wanted to be part of something
1:26:19
bigger than myself and the
1:26:22
anyone leave help people in
1:26:24
need
1:26:25
the
1:26:27
yeah i've always sort of seen my
1:26:29
role here as being of service
1:26:31
to others
1:26:33
you care you can kind of feel that yeah
1:26:35
you know like yep that kind of comes out
1:26:37
in his conception of the alien
1:26:40
universe odorless there is a
1:26:42
helpful ness there is a carrying
1:26:45
there's and there's there
1:26:47
there is a progressive justice
1:26:50
totally freaky link freaky it absolutely
1:26:52
he comes at this from the perspective
1:26:55
of like caring
1:26:57
about these aliens yet say day whereas
1:26:59
so many other of these people are like i
1:27:02
they're focused seems to be on like weird political
1:27:05
intrigue among these aliens
1:27:07
our battles and wars the
1:27:09
do relationship he has with battles space
1:27:12
battles is that he went to
1:27:15
mars and found a pipe but some
1:27:17
soldier hero now years and years and
1:27:19
years ago and honestly that's a very
1:27:22
exciting thing three
1:27:24
that will be way more exciting than any kind of space
1:27:26
battle i see is trying to learn
1:27:28
from the aftermath of a war as opposed
1:27:31
to being involved in it like
1:27:33
like a marker richards is flying minerva
1:27:35
throughout the gaelic the forest
1:27:38
gump thing is way through the goddamn race world
1:27:40
like either get the millennium falcon
1:27:42
dry place battle right arm
1:27:45
and i think that that is like a really fun
1:27:47
the fundamental difference about like
1:27:50
how you relate to the topics
1:27:52
that you're talking about it is it is funny
1:27:54
because there is a like occurrence
1:27:57
movements a bit among
1:27:59
has store into like reevaluated a lot
1:28:01
of these narratives that we've been constantly
1:28:03
hitting and whether or not at it as bullshit actually
1:28:06
the makes any fucking sense that
1:28:08
, written a few hundred years ago by white
1:28:10
man with a lot of of to grind
1:28:12
for i had it seems like this is such a
1:28:14
very similar idea of reimagine
1:28:17
space history missile hey it's
1:28:19
not white male white since
1:28:22
it's just it's is that what does
1:28:24
it doesn't pertain to be
1:28:26
aliens as the absolute heroes
1:28:29
right like sir their life workers and
1:28:31
maybe they're life workers guys per
1:28:33
se they're still expansionist
1:28:36
bailout bill displaced via
1:28:38
of the point is blocked say
1:28:40
fuck it inflates the squats the squats has
1:28:42
no heroes this process and o'hara
1:28:49
find a rooster there might be my necessity
1:28:53
have , fear out of of
1:28:56
my birthday my oh
1:28:58
god is i mean there's something really refreshing
1:29:01
about this and i wanted to cleanse
1:29:03
of pilots of of things and on
1:29:05
the off chance that the trump doesn't as
1:29:07
his candidacy on july fourth about what are you going
1:29:09
to do you out of the nicer of to get
1:29:12
to enjoy a non
1:29:15
racist enjoy a
1:29:17
about squats what a fantastic
1:29:20
journey and that was scary
1:29:23
cf i better not be a piece
1:29:25
a specific jeremy have dealt
1:29:28
with he sleeps just don't let us have one
1:29:30
for it and if you are just run away
1:29:33
every race you're in the him from the internet and both
1:29:35
this let us all believe will him a good news
1:29:37
is a to like he seems open
1:29:39
to like coming back until you obviously
1:29:41
have him back so we could avenue mark richards on
1:29:43
our hands avenue positive influence fantastic
1:29:46
but here's the other thing that i think is really strange
1:29:48
is like or so much can he possibly know about
1:29:51
carry because he's coming
1:29:53
in with this like i've always been a person a
1:29:55
defender of like progressive social causes
1:29:57
right causes and justice move
1:30:00
it's not like this carries fuck him straight
1:30:02
up q and on and beyond one hundred percent
1:30:04
so what i don't understand how hands
1:30:06
there's the name daniel jordan
1:30:10
i i yeah i mean who
1:30:12
i think it's do it could be a coincidence outside
1:30:15
, that it is a prank i definitely
1:30:17
could be a coincidence but i'll be goddamned
1:30:19
if that's not a fucking big coincidence
1:30:21
pretty big big ,
1:30:25
a but it's worth it yes yeah
1:30:27
yeah absolutely even if it is a prank then
1:30:29
the prank is disseminating a positive
1:30:31
message within the world of carries alien
1:30:34
nonsense i mean i i would have no
1:30:36
problem platforming this
1:30:38
frank yeah i'm fine with
1:30:40
that i had a great time with it and
1:30:42
i hope you all did to you
1:30:44
are and we'll be back join the back
1:30:46
alexa satellite phones know very
1:30:48
much left to live on wednesday but until
1:30:51
then we have a website we didn't have a website it's an alt-right dot
1:30:53
com we're also on twitter we are on twitter that
1:30:55
knowledge underscore fight and that go to bed jordan yep
1:30:57
we'll be back but until then i'm neo
1:30:59
a leo i'm busy x clark maybe
1:31:02
, throw this in i'm chris [unk]
1:31:04
ou know i'm not he was a bad guy oh
1:31:06
that's right i hope you all have a wonderful dreamy
1:31:08
creamy summer the now you're comes with
1:31:10
the sex robots and the advances
1:31:12
your on the you're controlling
1:31:16
wow it from a or same color a huge fan
1:31:18
and love you
1:31:19
the felony
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