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Who is like this zealig of American conspiracies.
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And he sort of had this moment back then where he's like, I'm either going to choose the traditional academic path or I'm going to choose the, you know, path of ESP telepathy.
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And he talks very openly about like making that choice.
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And you think their preliminary interest was mind control, telepathy, anything beyond the purview of kind of normal materialist reductionist physics that might be able to be weaponized or confer a tactical advantage to the United States?
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He's basically doing what would be considered remote viewing.
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Do you think Hal Puthoff was aware of Puharich's kind of foundation that he set with remote viewing?
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But it also, I believe, John Marco Allegro, who was, you know, a scholar of various, you know, ancient languages, he came to the very heretical conclusion that the Eucharist itself was an Amanita muscaria mushroom.
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And so the actual transubstantiation involved this, like, mushroom.
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And that maybe what Jesus underwent was some sort of kind of pagan mystery ritual that allowed him to sort of gain the magical powers that he achieved in the book of Acts.
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And that that whole thing had some kind of hermetic meaning that, you know, isn't just maybe a literal reincarnation or something.
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And so I assume that must have, because I think the name of his book is similar.
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It's the sacred mushroom in the cross or something.
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So was there maybe some influence there with Buharic?
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You know, from what I understand, when Buharic's book came out, it was, you know, it's now sort of like a cult classic.
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But at the time, it was like, you know, controversial because basically people just didn't believe in what he was writing.
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I mean, we don't have to get into that now.
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So that this was part of that research he was doing for a book.
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You know, copper, they're, they're big on copper.
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You need to use that.
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And his story, but they would say, you know, you need to have copper touching your, your skin.
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And so you would, you would need some sort of like bracelet or something that would kind of like constantly be touching your skin in order again, for like the, the transmission to be better.
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It's, you know, an hour on the train North of the city, you know, mad men, of course, the show, like I didn't even realize all the characters, they all live in Ossining.
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And then to further kind of steel man, there may be being a, a there, there, we know that Jack Ruby was an MK, ultra patient.
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I mean, like 95%, you know, like you have letters between Jolly West and Sydney Gottlieb, who's definitely the kind of archivist.
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Well, the other really strange thing at this time, um, was that Pujaric was working with someone named Jose Delgado, who he probably might know who that is.
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Delgado, an old friend of ours, brilliant researcher from Spain, implanted radio receivers in the heads of bulls.
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What's the thesis of this book?
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She's behind a wall there in the other room.
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He has his device that he invented in the early sixties called the TD 100, which I've told you about.
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So that's what they were experimenting with.
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But so the first part of it was the tooth where you could send the message to the tooth implant, hear it in the head.
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Just to also substantiate what you're saying to the audience who might think we're crazy.
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That was his first, um, aha moment is that they got a mental patient, a guy who claimed he was hearing voices, but his family's convinced he's, he's, you know, sane.
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And we're worried because they want to put him in a mental hospital and we don't want that to happen.
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Do you believe he could actually do those things or do you think that was stage magic or.
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Um, all I can say about that is.
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went to to to investigate geller but you know he was even through the 80s like well after him and
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geller kind of parted ways he's always going there um on a lot of the channeling tapes that are happening
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in the 70s with the space kids he's he's referring by name to israeli generals this one guy uh aharon
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yariv who was i think the head of army intelligence very you can look him up i mean he was constantly
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re can should we uh give this information to yariv always referring to him and other people
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um high up there so a lot of red flags nothing again no concrete you know document or something
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but uh it's strange and i i don't know i mean again that's something like after all this time
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i'm still thinking okay what what was really going on there you know fascinating man what what do you
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think when when he goes to israel initially to see geller in 1971 and he geller's kind of channeling
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much later like late 70s 80s he was very involved in that but i figured out like once again like this
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origin point of the roundtable foundation like he was researching this stuff back then like this very
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oh yes or no but that night um multiple people saw this huge ufo and andy tells the story and he
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like he gets emotional telling it and he's again a totally sane guy you know of course his dad was
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and uh fascinating guy yeah they were close like i said there's a couple tapes of them just like
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literally talking and they would just record it and they would talk about all sorts of things mostly
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maybe 18 youngest but they would see him at a at a lecture and they would they would approach him and
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who knows about this and and i need your help basically like they would kind of go to him
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about it you know they didn't want you know fame or they they were just like i'm actually scared and i
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want to know what's going on with myself you know they weren't trying to like you know do anything more
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somehow like this we're going to connect with the nine thing was like a way that these it was an in
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the if that makes sense for some of these kids to to sort of want to participate because again
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to come across as this like negative skeptic person because i'm not but again it goes back to like if you're
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quote unquote teleporting them and throwing them through a window and you know like these things
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aren't cool you know uh no and again like i think if you watch if anyone watches footage of buharach electric
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he's the most jovial funny night you know like he's not this like monster person and that's why i quite
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frankly think makes him like interesting and an interesting subject for a film because like he's complicated
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and he he's he's again i think being sucked into these things that he would otherwise not
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want to do any and not to ruin the end of the film but he basically like admits that that he basically
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admits like that is what was going on with him yeah well he warns future researchers basically like don't
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do what i did essentially is what he he his message is if you look at the zimbardo prison experiments at
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stanford or whatever where you know these prison guards start to get really self-important or stanley
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milgram's shock experiments you know it's uh and then you combine that with the you know the the power
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doing whatever he needs to do there yeah it's using the stigma of the science kind of in your favor as
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that's what would make this thing work and so i was just like convinced we got to get these these
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people and we got we got five of them but again there was like a lot more a few of them were like
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it's it's just i i hate to say like it's kind of like you just need to hear it to kind of like yeah to
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understand because it's it's just it really is mind-boggling because i i constantly go from like
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thing it's constant it's all over various cia air force documents you know i sort of document a lot
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where i think some of the things that i told them made them say wait a second i didn't know that and all
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of a sudden after all these years they themselves are going wait what is that and whose name is and
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interview of her on youtube so you you probably know this youtube account eyes on cinema oh yeah so
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anyways on there this one day this was not even that long it was like a year ago this video pops up
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and it says valerie randstone like describes her ufo um experience you can go anyone can go right now
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and look it up and i was like holy holy like that's her i've never seen again there's one picture
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and i'm like oh my this is crazy right so in the interview it's really bizarre she tells us really
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weird and the thing is it checks out of what we know from her and most of the information is from the
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forbidden science books jock valet stuff and you know she says i was going to school in northern
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illinois in this interview uh she says she moved to houston we know jock met her in houston uh the
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point is everyone i know who knew valerie i said oh this is great a video exists of her now sent it to
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them hey look here's valerie like can you believe this every no that's not her nope that's definitely not
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her i knew her that's not her and i said well that doesn't make sense because like everything she
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and i just just called him straight up and i introduced myself how'd you get his number
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questions around why is all of this stuff coming back into vogue it feels like if you were to take an
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index of aliens psi and psychedelics um and you were to you were to you know in like say it's like
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