That design actually was featured in the first episode of the X-Files, which was allegedly
based on true stories from John DeSousa.
And they see this sort of, I guess he calls it, Vanta Black.
We back channeled it.
That was us.
Yeah.
That's pretty shortly after the iPhone was released.
This is kind of a almost semi-private institutions.
this and it's like, there's an ongoing FBI investigation so you can't say much.
And then I did get him to say, well, you could probably guess, if you had two guesses
We knew that a group named that existed between what, 47, 50 or 17?
Yeah, 47 to 50.
There's a lot of contention here because some of these technologies were passive night vision
systems and guys like Colonel John B. Alexander who has made some lies about the majestic documents
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taken to Roscoe Hill, or Hillencoder, Roscoe Hillencoder is the first director of the
CIA, makes the call that Corso should be in charge of doling this out to basically
Of course, so never, never talks about that stuff.
He doesn't know what happened at Roswell.
entire 20th century.
He was named in a conversation to William Steinman, UFO researcher that one of the attendees
Well, it was almost not only you'd never be let in, like you can't even comprehend the
reports.
And numerous mentions of witnesses who had observed recovered UFOs and kind of cutaway
So that's not an accurate criticism to me, but the technology's Randy saw that I want
to focus specifically on the sphere that he said reacted to human consciousness.
And then when Greer started his kind of whistle blowing efforts where he started to attract,
this is Stephen Greer, not just Stephen Greer, started to attract all these people coming
meat of the Greer saga and the Greer information starts to pick up around 97.
It's really hard to track down what Greer was doing in pre-1997.
Was he a doctor?
Yeah, he was a practicing trauma doctor.
I think it in ER.
I don't really know how he got interested in the subject, but he does say at the age
of 18 and he said this in his 2024 September event that he was contacted by like a cosmic
intelligence and told to basically save the world.
He's brought a lot of exposure to the UFO world and he should be really vindicated and
he's worked his ass off.
But yes, can be a weird vibe.
I think it times.
I think there was a really big shift in Greer.
So you know, he talks about his archive release, the DPI archive, disclosure project in
the issue of archives.
He says it would take somebody two to four years to go through it.
That's nonsense.
I've gone through the whole thing like eight times.
But so in 1997, I don't know what Greer was doing before that.
But in 1997, UFO researcher Bill Hamilton, William Hamilton III who wrote the book Cosmic
Top Secret, I talked about in relation to Northrop Grumman.
And he always quotes that 35 to 40% of programs at Area 51 were moved to Dougway in Utah.
Well, if you look at AH's testimony in 2000, the year 2000 recorded, he says the exact
It will not be shared.
I'm not interested in contacting anybody else.
What do you do?
Do you have a date job or is YouTube your full time job?
It's really refreshing to work together because I'm sure it's, like, everybody who's done
some research in this subject knows, like, any sort of disclosure is not really going
Yeah, I think we should all wait for Luigi's documentary, Project Gravitar, because he's
told me things offline that at a respect room I'm not going to share, but that give me
and the aerospace corporation.
They were founded in 1959 and 1960.
I'll tell you a fairly weird story here.
Stanton gave me Sarbacher's number.
And so time goes on.
Winebrenner would be asked all the time about UFOs because Robert Emma Nager would go
Yeah, this is the Star Wars programs.
I've talked to numerous people and I talk about this all the time in my projects that
And I've actually talked to the editor of that interview since and he said that they had received
kind of threats like men and black type encounters and so forth.
were copied from technology found in a crash in 47.
So interesting because yeah, that's the rumor about Roswell.
It was high powered radar that we sort of, you know, that messed with interfered with
you know, who knows, he investigated the flux liner, what it was called ARV multiple times.
He talked to an individual named Kent Celen who said he saw this over Edwards Air Force
I talked about it a little bit.
The alien scientist is just a YouTuber named Jeremy Reeves.
two FFRDCs.
The program was ran by the NSA CIA in NRO and the contractors at work were Northrop Grumman,
Grush's on record saying, you know, was one of the gatekeepers for the program and they
decided that it was too ontologically shocking to let this out and that we, you know, we couldn't
That's that's in kind of UFO lore.
There's also a few reference forensic artists I've talked about this a few times Bill McDonald
If they say that, then you're like, okay, they're talking about next level knowledge.
Then they really know.
saying again, that this gravity technology got probably implemented in the B2 stealth
bomber.
like colloquial men in black are almost like a non-human entity.
Because I almost, I'd like to hear more about that because I almost stay on the other
It's the supposed men in black unit out of the NSA called the Tactical Reconnaissance
Engineering Assessment Search Team, which was created by Stubblebine.
And it's only ever been talked about by Fouche and Hans Adams, the Crown Prince of
Lichtenstein.
So that's come up for me and I've never brought that up.
But yeah.
But how do you think that the Crown Prince of Lichtenstein?
Because I've heard some very interesting things about him.
And he seems like a really cool guy, but like really interesting, the spooky science
stuff.
I've only ever seen his discussions with like Greer and the emails on the DPI archive
and looked up a few things about him and him mentioning treat.
Besides that, I have no idea because I would see that.
And I said, Crown Prince of Lichtenstein, a small central European company.
What have you found out about him?
Because that's pretty good.
I don't know.
I probably shouldn't say because the conversations I've had are in confidence.
But he seems very interesting and interested in sort of secret science.
One more piece of possible corroboration of maybe being a combo as far as the men in
So to be quite plain after talking with Ryan Wood, I think the majestic 12 did exist in a
I tend to adhere to the work of Stanton Friedman, who's been a bunch of time authenticating
these special operations manual and Eisenhower briefing document with the woods.
I'm Dallas's diary.
Recently, it came out and it showed a meeting with him and Eisenhower or something and that
to a place on a CH-47 interrogated for days.
totally fake.
Yeah.
compartments feels hard for me to believe, but I'm open.
What do you think?
forcibly, that's bad, that's very bad.
Definitely bad, yeah, it's not cool.
I think part of this is as well, there's like some popularity to go against kind of the
disclosure movement and there's like a couple of like prominent channels that really base
I don't know whether that's, that's starting to pop back up.
Yeah.