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I'm a contractor, so I don't get special whistleblower protections.
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Since 47, we've been freshening the air.
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A breath of calm for you and me.
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Majestic incense, classified since 1947.
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in terms of like telling the truth.
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And that same major, you know, again, he was operating out of the Nevada test and training range.
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They were driving by Papoose Lake.
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I would like to see him sworn in before Congress.
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You need to catch them on the back foot.
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You know, for 80 years, at least at this point, the legacy programs have been always one step ahead, being able to outsmart and basically work alongside traditional U.S. government elements without having much exposure.
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And that's to basically retain the reins of legacy programs.
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I mean, you know, we heard it earlier from Jesse when we were chatting with Jesse and you hear it very often that the structure of legacy programs today is not some monolithic tight order.
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No, it is indeed the SAF-AQ, SAF Acquisition, the Rapid Capabilities Office, RCO, in conjunction with SAF-AA, the administrative assistant to the secretary of the Air Force, and AFTE, Air Force Test and Evaluation, specifically AFTE-Z, special programs under T&E.
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So this infrastructure can be traced and you can identify people within the programs.
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You ever notice how some podcasts feel like pressure chambers?
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We're talking high stakes.
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Trying to talk to him for so long.
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And Dave Grush basically says, well, what if some of these psychic style psionic programs were created so that the agency, the CIA and other institutions could figure out how to unlock some craft they had sitting in a warehouse.
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To further that, the subject of like a mind machine interface, if you want to call it that, to, to use a pretty technical term, is not new.
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And, uh, in fact, there's no underground at Area 51.
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Like, first of all, as a magician, I'm like, yeah, classic shitty misdirect there.
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In my opinion, the ATIP program was an informal working group, not a real program besides anything written on a couple pieces of paper that was directed, not directed, but the man at the helm was Lou Elizondo.
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And I know that was filmed maybe two years ago, but the Age of Disclosure now and those figures specifically put off Elizondo and Eric Davis and Jay Stratton are trying to present a false and incomplete UFO legacy program outline.
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And, you know, people have said, like, how do I know better than former intelligence officials?
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Well, I'll challenge you that most of these officials have not been completely forthcoming with their involvement in programs, as well as Eric Davis has, you know, offered me plenty of lies in the past about certain things.
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And that certain structure they're presenting in the Age of Disclosure, which involves the CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology as the manager of the crash retrieval portfolio with the Department of Energy, defense industrial based prime contractors.
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You can think of the big five there, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Boeing, blah, blah, blah.
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And the Air Force being the only four elements within legacy programs.
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Who do you think is at the head of that structure?
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It's the National Security Council.
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Why is that left out?
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But that's not even to say there's no include inclusion of the Navy.
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Maybe somebody should ask Jay Stratton why the O&I was not in there.
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Maybe somebody should ask Jay Stratton to go chat about Stephanie O'Sullivan, you know, who formerly served in O&I, who was PDD&I under Clapper and former CIA DS&T Deputy Director.
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He eventually transitioned to AFOSI trained in counterintelligence, field operations, and so forth.
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Within OSI, he moved on to a compartment of OSI, the Office of Special Investigations.
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I'd actually like to get your opinion on the Majestic 12 too.
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Do you think it was a real organization or not?
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The white hot, yeah.
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There's like a few of them.
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I think I'm a little bit more skeptical there.
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I don't know how likely it is a Lockheed Martin person would have that sort of institutional history.
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And like, he was making connections himself with the, you know, especially the, the craft and whatever.
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And eventually the conversation got into, have you ever heard of this platform called 4chan?
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Well, I think that's really interesting what the 4chan whistleblower says then about don't say the name Bob Lazar.
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And, and one that's, that's really encouraging to see that human side of Bob to see that kind of trauma he faces to think that people might be getting hurt because of him.
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Help get craft either loaded up onto CHM 847s or get debris into conex containers to be shipped out.
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Uh, you know, he would follow several scientific teams and several armed teams that, you know, alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta.
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Because they wouldn't just buy the reason of, fuck it, here you go.
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It's, it's super simple and it's become one of my favorite, one of these anonymous testimonies.
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Oh, can you go, can you say it again?
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I think it's a CH 47 helicopter and fly off.
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As far as I've heard as well, that's very true.
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Yeah, this one, apparently, they just spoke about recently that it was dropped off in the snow.
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This craft wasn't meant to be here.
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It was meant to be somewhere else where people can read that.
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Um, it was referred to by, I think, uh, Dan Burrish and, and I really ate that up when he,
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when he talked to it.
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Cause there's, there's a lot of corroborating evidence there in Shag Harbor as well.
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And this kid even sees this like orb float in front of him.
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Well, this like colored orb that just like floats in front of him, pulsates and then darts off
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just so many people of importance that were named in the Kingman case, whether that be, uh, Eric
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Henry Wang or Dr. Ed Dahl, both of whom, you know, it's, it's so, uh, Wang, I talked about in my
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And this, this, this a real nice screening.
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small enough that a CH 47 can pick it up or small enough.
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Do they go to the army?
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Do they go to the Navy?
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Do they go to the air force?
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Which compartments of their programs do they go to?
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Uh, maybe they're, they go to a joint space.
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A joint pot that the NRO runs.
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Are they, or, or UFO chop shop.
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That takes them apart and splits them up into, you know, all the.
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Where I don't think they go is the contractor.
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Like the Lockheed Martins, unless it's the weird privatized.
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And not in, not in a, you know, because a contractor, you could just send part of the
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bulk or part of the hull.
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And just be like, hey, this is some new thing we're working on.
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Can you, uh, you know, make this out of it?
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Like they're not going to know.
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The safest place to store the craft are in the GOCOs, the government owned contractor
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operated installations.
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And these are the DOE, NNSA national labs, Sandia, Lawrence Livermore, uh, Los Alamos,
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and including Oak Ridge and the Y-12 complex.
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And most people don't know this, Air Force Plant 42.
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Plant 42 is a GOCO complex.
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It's government owned contractor operated.
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The three, that's the one south of, um, which air force base?
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Northrop Grumman's own wind, but there wasn't even a crashed UFO in this encounter, right?
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The crash was the bones, right?
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pictures and release them up the bones.
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Just to see maybe how he'd react if there were real bones or real bodies or a real odd craft.
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I asked them to come up with some questions and they did.
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So I'll start by writing out what chapters I want to cover.
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What large overviews.
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No, it's, it's actually good.
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helped set up a lot of the legacy structure by empowering the national security council.
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What would become the, uh, air force systems command, the defense, I know the office of
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If you, I ask you only to honor this, this email address, if you have had firsthand experience
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or exposure to legacy programs, this being UFO crash retrieval and reverse engineering.
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