I was doing technical intelligence gathering at the pointy edge of the sword all over the world for 10 years.
And Director Tennant gave me the intelligence community seal medallion for that work.
I heard an unidentified submerged object with my own ears and felt the impact on the nuclear submarine as it went by.
So then later on, after my field stuff.
I still am.
And Richard Dolan interviewed Christopher Bledsoe in four one-hour segments.
And it moved around and moved around and moved in ways that nothing like that could move.
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Yeah.
Yeah, it's super interesting that, you know, not only Semivan, but also that Tim Taylor dude, the other dude from NASA who allegedly mapped the moon.
Lou Elizondo.
Lou Elizondo.
Hal Povenmaier.
Hal Povenmaier.
Hal Povenmaier, yeah.
Was the scientist that had died from a fall in his driveway, hit his head, and died.
And the reason I thought Chris might want another scientist, that was the genesis of my idea to go and help Chris.
Oh, really?
Yeah, he died at Thanksgiving.
And in the beginning, Povenmaier was supposed to be monitoring Chris for NASA.
And in the end, he wound up adopting them as a family and vice versa.
And he was just all the way inside.
Graduations, everything.
He went to every family event.
All the sorts of stuff.
And you built these satellites?
Yeah.
So there's three satellites, one at each corner of a triangle.
They fly over.
These people are from SETI.
I don't think the UFO one is of concern to him.
And they still look sharp.
That's what surprised me most.
And we both shared the intelligence.
or unacknowledged special access programs where only a handful of people know anything in them.
That's what I believe without evidence.
So let me explain to you.
At that level, the insiders assume that you have to some level informed your spouse.
You need to hear it because it is, the demeanor is just off.
Has he ever done this before?
And because the insiders that don't like him knew he was involved in disclosure on the side of pro-disclosure because he was the advisor to Tom DeLonge when To The Stars Academy was born.
We know that because Tom DeLonge wrote insiders in the Clinton team, etc., including John Podesta.
If it is true that some of that stuff is ours, that means that we've figured out a new physics.
Some new type of physics.
And after it's gone through the system, you observe them later.
But when it went through the system, it collapsed the wave function in the past.
He says it would weigh like a kilogram, but it's growing exponentially every year.
And it's increasing.
It's not growing at the same rate, like especially as AI develops and we reach the technological singularity.
The mass of all the data centers that are being built, it's going to be a lot of mass.
So long story short, he thinks that information data that is stored on a hard drive does have mass.
And you know that from E equals MC squared.
Right.
It's energy to store it, which is M, which is mass C squared.
You know from Einstein's famous equation that energy and mass are interchangeable.
Right.
So you put the energy into the disk drive.
That's the mass.
Right.
Right.
Right.
Exactly.
So he basically connected that theory to, I'm a little rusty on this right now because it's very complex, but he basically connected that to like dark matter.
And he says like when we weighed, we weighed the spin of galaxies, right?
So if that's true, that means dark matter has mass to it.
So he's like, wow.
Because of the observations we see at the, near the edge of the universe, the observable universe and galaxies and other things that existed way too early.
And so it just is not consistent, I believe, with the existence of these things.
That's one.
The other thing I think we see, and we're not ready to prove it yet, is the assumptions that went into these theories of the universe and all this expansion and other stuff.
Very interesting.
How it's like galaxies.
We may not be right, but we are inquisitive.
Look, these humanoids, they cannot be random evolution on random planets.
You don't get two arms, two legs, two eyes, a nose and a mouth and ears and have different things make you from all sorts of different environments.
She's thinking about these problems in a very, very specific way of actually implementing technology over time that can show all the stuff of time is just a thing.
Oh, yeah.
And I believe he's really paranoid that the government is after him.
It's just a little too much for me.
They really, really need help.
And people I like, sometimes they try to do stuff and then they get absolutely attacked
Federally funded research and development centers like MITRE and RAN and those people,
Sandia National Labs, Oak Ridge National Labs are run by corporations.
So, there are a handful of people inside of government that have knowledge of everything and access to everything.
They are called super users.
I don't know the answer.
I'm a member.
That's where the real NASA is.
And I know who he is.
Because evolution does not work like that.
Right.
I believe he's telling us the truth.
Bunch of UFO experiencer nuts get together and compare notes and talk to each other.
Yeah, I've heard a lot of crazy shit happen at UFO conferences.
Robots with biology in them.
And the other beings that are running them, they are part of whatever this huge program is building humanoid entities.
Okay.
So she's detailed.
And he was an artist who got teleported to the woods by some aliens, I guess.
You can't let me tell the story without showing photos of his paintings.
Yeah, Virginia Tech.
And we got a ton of money for that.
So basically inside the Hume Center as the chief scientist, I was peripherally or directly involved in almost everything.
So if you take that and do cognitive behavioral therapy and neurolinguistic programming, you can reprogram them to do all sorts of stuff almost quickly and help them recover quickly and return to service quickly.
So psilocybin and other psychedelics.
Neuroplasticity is one of the things they cause most.
And it's going to change all sorts of stuff.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I just wonder, you know, there seems to be also that, you know, there seems to be a connection with these sort of psychedelic drugs and the phenomena as well.
And you wonder, like, what sort of research could be going on utilizing these kind of drugs?
I'll make a public confession.
People know this, but it's not really a secret, but I haven't done it in this big an audience.
When I retired in 2020 and other rough stuff happened because of COVID, I got depressed, really depressed.
And I was basically ineffective as a human being for like 18 months.
And the ketamine-based psychedelic cognitive behavioral therapy treatment was coming out for depression.
Interesting.
Yeah.
Do they play music and stuff and make it enjoyable?
He invented the sensory deprivation tank.
And he was famously doing NASA-funded experiments on dolphins.
So I've had that happen when I was wearing blindfold and trying to learn how to see through the blindfold, blindfolded seeing.
I was out of my body looking at me next to my girlfriend and I panicked and I jumped back into the body and woke up and whoa.
But I believe the side games people are working hard to get around the criticism and the contradictions and the not being utterly transparent.
Because my opinion of what I know of them is they really do want to have people believe and believe it's real and not faked.
And by 18, I had an hour and a half of missing time with my girlfriend driving home from college.
Who was the guy?
Jesse was telling me a story about a guy who was shown photos of the structures on the dark side of the moon.
The Israel didn't fire a nuke though, did they?
Not yet.
So I believe that you can see and feel the future.
Thanks again, man.
I really enjoyed this.