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There was an age in which the gods were

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dwelling on earth among men

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and those beings came from somewhere.

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>> The human species was originally created

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designed intended to be a member of the

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divine family.

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This is an archetypal myth that cuts

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across a lot of regions and cultures.

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>> It's universal.

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>> So, we have these watchers that came

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down. They were extraterrestrial. They

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mated with man. They created Nephilim.

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And then we have evidence that a lot of

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this actually holds astronomical weight

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in the ancient world.

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>> There are ruins of an ancient

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civilization on the planet Mars,

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specifically in the region of Sidonia.

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And this what's so fascinating about

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this is that the ancients believed that

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the gods descended from Mars. We can

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understand the modern phenomenon in

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light of the book of Enoch.

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>> Hearing about the book of Enoch and it

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sounds a lot like Prometheus where you

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have titans who tried to give mankind

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sacred knowledge.

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>> So these were very very intelligent

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beings probably in possession of what I

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would describe as advanced aerospace

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technology. I myself have seen a UFO

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right above my car and this thing just

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descended and just hovered there like I

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was supposed to see it. That is some top

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secret.

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>> Speaking of evidence of Nephilim and

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this whole narrative, you're one of the

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few people who has gone deep on this

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phenomena of giants.

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>> The story that has since become known as

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the Kandahar giant.

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This is where it begins. He was a cargo

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pilot and he would describe these

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missions as classified. And one day he's

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flying in there. They said, "This never

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happened. No pictures. Don't ever talk

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about it." He sees a forklift bringing

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over an air cargo pallet and there's

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something on it.

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And he said the first thing that hit him

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was the odor like bo and death. The hair

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of this being was red. The skin was

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pale. He said it had six fingers on each

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hand and six toes on each foot. And he

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said this thing was solid as a rock. So

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you can imagine let's say it was 12 feet

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tall. The whole thing weighed 1,100 lb.

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>> That's pretty crazy.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Yeah.

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>> How is this possible?

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>> Nothing too unusual about that.

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today's episode.

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I'm here with Timothy Alberino and I

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could not be more excited to speak with

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you. I have been just going through all

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your stuff, all your podcasts, your

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book, your amazing book called

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Birthright, which is really awesome

5:48

because I think people in this space,

5:50

it's always an anecdotal story that's

5:53

really crazy and interesting. You have a

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lot of those anecdotal stories. I want

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to talk to you about the Peruvian face

5:58

peelers. I want to talk to you about the

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giants of Kandahar, all of these amazing

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things that you cover. you're this kind

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of modern larger than life adventurer,

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but you also uh are I think a really

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impressive kind of philosopher and sense

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maker and you do such a great job in

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this book Birthright, which I recommend

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people get uh in reconciling

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uh the whole kind of alien, you know,

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NHI phenomena, which is now kind of all

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the rage with kind of the modern

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disclosure movement, but with ancient

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traditions and with the Bible and Plato.

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and um in the book of Enoch, which is

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where I kind of want to start this

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conversation. So, I appreciate what

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you're doing. I think it's really cool.

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What does the Book of Enoch hold in

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terms of relevance for our life and our

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world today?

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>> Enoch provides

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the foundation for Hebrew cosmology as

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it pertains to the anti-dolivian world.

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So you cannot separate what I call the

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Anakian narrative or the Anunnakic

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tradition. You cannot separate that out

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from the biblical narrative. It is

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fundamental

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to how the Hebrews, the ancient Hebrews

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view the anti-olivian world, the world

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before the flood.

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And not only is it the the ancient

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Hebraic view, it's the view of our ant

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descendants across the board. The

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ancient Egyptians, the Mesopotamians,

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the Greeks, the Romans, they all viewed

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the anti-dolivian world in a particular

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way, namely that it was a time of great

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learning. It's a time when the the

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fundamentals of civilization were

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imparted to mankind from

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extraterrestrial entities.

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And in the pagan world, and pagan just

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means everybody but the Hebrews. In the

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pagan world, this was known as the

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golden age or zeppy to the ancient

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Egyptians. And it was a time when the

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gods co-mingled with mankind. Literally,

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they procreated with human women. They

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progenerated

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a race of hybrid demigods in the earth.

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In many accounts, these demigods were

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giants, such as in the biblical account

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and the Mesopot, the ancient

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Mesopotamian account, the epic of

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Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh himself was a

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giant. And so, these traditions are

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ubiquitous across the earth.

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And this is how civilization began in

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the minds of our ants. Again, whether it

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be the Hebrew account, you know, the

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Judeo-Christian account or the pagan

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accounts.

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Now, among the Jews,

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there was no greater prophet and scribe.

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And these are important terms, prophet

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and scribe than Enoch. Enoch was the

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greatest pre flood patriarch. He was

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revered above all others. And the Bible

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says very little about Enoch. It says

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that he walked with God uh for 365 years

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and then God took him.

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Um and that's pretty much all the Bible

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says of Enoch. And there's a couple of

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references in the New Testament. But it

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it always was strange to me as I was a

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teenager thinking and and reading the

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the scant information provided in the

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biblical text concerning Enoch, who

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clearly was the greatest pre flood

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patriarchy. The Bible has much to say

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about its other prophets and scribes.

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The Bible says a whole lot about Moses.

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It says a whole lot about Elijah.

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It says a whole lot about Noah. It says

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almost nothing about Enoch.

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And it occurred to me when I was

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probably

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um I think I was 16 years old. I just

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had gotten my driver's license and and

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my father was a pastor. So I grew up in

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a very very good home. I had a very very

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good upbringing. My dad was a excellent

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father and pastor and I had a wonderful

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mother. My mother died when I was 14. Um

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but I remember when I was 16 years old I

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I I drove to

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um Borders.

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That's the one that went out of

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business, right? Borders.

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>> Yeah, Borders. I drove to a Borders

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bookstore and I remember I was perusing

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the aisles just sort of wanted to to to

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buy a a book and I was I was

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particularly interested in the

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pseudapagrapha

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and I pulled this the pseudapagrapha off

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the shelf. It was this big, you know,

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ancient looking book that they had there

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in Borders and I was most interested in

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the book of Enoch. had heard about the

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book of Enoch and I didn't really know

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what it was. And so I remember pulling

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it off the shelf and sitting down on a

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bench in Borders and opening it up and

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and sort of skimming through the book of

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Enoch. I was instantly cap captivated

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and I bought it and I took it home and

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that sort of began my my fascination

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with the anti-dolivian world because

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what the book of Enoch does is it

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it provides as I said earlier it

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provides the the the found the

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foundation of of Hebrew cosmology in

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regard to the anti-dolivian world

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and I remember um reading

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when I was a teenager

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reading the verses in Genesis 6, those

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enigmatic verses inscribed in Genesis 6

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about the sons of God who saw the

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daughters of men that they were

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beautiful and they came down and they

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took wives of all whom they chose and

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they calculated with these women and

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progenerated a race of giants in the

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earth called the Nephilim.

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But that was it. Just this little

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footnote. It's a it's a it is a a

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bizarre digression in the Genesis

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narrative. And this precedes the flood.

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The next chapter is the flood.

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>> And and then you get to the New

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Testament

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and and you see Peter referencing the

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angels who sinned

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>> and as a result are chained in in the in

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the the the gloomy abyss, Tartarus.

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Jude

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takes verbatim from the book of Enoch.

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He copies and pastes into his epistle

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a few verses straight out of first Enoch

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and it's the same sort of and and and

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the the it comes from the book of the

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watchers and the book of the watchers in

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first Enoch is the story of the descent

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of these beings of these heavenly beings

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these celestial beings

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and you realize when you read the book

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of Enoch that the reference in Genesis 6

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is an abridged verse version. It's it's

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it's just an abridged

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um it's a it's a cliffnote basically of

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a story that was clearly already well

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known by the audience. So the the author

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of Genesis when he when he inserts into

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Genesis 6 again this bizarre digression

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of the Genesis narrative about these

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heavenly beings, the sons of God who

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descend and co-mingle with the daughters

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of men and and and copulate with them.

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The reason he doesn't expand on that

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story is because it was already well

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known from oral tradition, but I also

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think from written tradition, namely the

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book of Enoch or some version of the

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book of Enoch. So the story was was

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already so well known to the to the

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audience that the writer of Genesis,

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whether it was Moses or someone else,

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didn't need to retrace

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the details of this story. It was so

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well known. It was so essential to the

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fabric of their cosmology.

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And and indeed the book of Enoch lays

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out this story. So what does it say? The

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book of Enoch says that in the days of

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Jared who was the sixth from Adam, Jared

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was the father of Enoch.

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That these heavenly beings which the

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book of Enoch denominates as watchers.

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And the watcher denomination is not

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exclusive to extra biblical texts. It's

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in the Bible. It's in the book of

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Daniel.

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um that these these beings called the

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Watchers, 200 of them,

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decided that they were going to descend

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to the earth or maybe they were already

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on the earth, but that they were going

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to

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uh they wanted to take wives from the

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daughters of men. They wanted to wed the

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maidens, these these the daughters of

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Adam because they were beautiful and

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they wanted to procreate with them and

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and they wanted to to to to essentially

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to make families to sire offspring.

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And these watchers

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knew these 200 watchers knew that this

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was a grave transgression. And so before

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they did this thing, they bound

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themselves on the summit of Mount

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Hermon. According to the Book of Enoch,

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they descended on the summit of Mount

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Hermon

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and they bound themselves by an oath of

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mutual impreations. In other words,

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we're all in this together and we're all

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going to suffer the consequences

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whatever fall. So they bind themselves

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with an oath. And that's why to this

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day, Mount Hermon is known as the

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mountain of oath.

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And

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so after binding themselves by a oath of

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mutual imprecations, they descend into

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the plains. They choose for themselves

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wives. And then they make a transaction,

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I believe, with the with the fathers of

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these maidens.

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A dowy of sorts is paid. They they

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provide the the the fathers provide

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their daughter's hand in marriage, the

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maidens. And the watchers in turn as a

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dowry. Remember this is a very

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patriarchal society in the pre- flood

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world. The fathers give their daughter's

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hand away. It's not like today where you

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know it's mutual agreement. Let's get

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married. In the in in the anti-dolivian

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world and even in the ancient postalvian

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world and still is the case in some

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parts of the earth the father gives the

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daughter's hand in marriage in exchange

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for something a dowy. And so the

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watchers received the daughter's hands

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in marriage from the fathers and they in

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turn gave the fathers

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information knowledge forbidden

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knowledge. Book of Enoch says they gave

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them the knowledge that they were that

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the men were striving to learn.

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And this I think this was technological

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knowledge

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sc what we would call today scientific

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knowledge.

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And then the watchers, just as it says

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in Genesis 6, they they copulate with

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their wives who conceive and give birth

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to a race of giants called the Nephilim.

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And then what results is men are

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corrupted by the forbidden knowledge of

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the Watchers. the giants grow to a

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enormous size and ultimately begin to

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consume all of the acquisitions of the

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land so that men can no longer sustain

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their appetite. So, human beings were

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basically subjugated to these to this

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hybrid

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race of giants. And they were spending

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all of their time and energy feeding

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them. And when they could no longer

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satisfy their enormous appetites, the

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giants began to devour mankind.

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And it's at this point that men begin to

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cry out to God and the court of heaven

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hears the appeal of mankind and God

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dispatches some angels to the earth. He

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causes the he binds the watchers. But by

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the way, I should say this is nobody

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knows the duration of time from when the

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watchers descend in the days of Jared

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>> to the to the flood of Noah.

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At the very least, you're looking at

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hundreds of years, if not thousands of

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years of this going on on planet Earth.

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And then so the Watchers are dispatched.

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I mean, the the angels are dispatched to

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the earth, they bind the watchers. But

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before the Watchers are incarcerated in

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the abyss, they're forced to watch the

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destruction of the of their beloved sons

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of the giants who are enticed who are

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incited to war with one another. So you

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have this fratricidal war that takes

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place among the giants.

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And I I describe this as the empire of

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the gods because it's not like you know

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big dumb dis giants from Disney movies

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when we were growing up you know bashing

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each other over the head with clubs.

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These were exceptionally intelligent

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beings.

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Their fathers the book of Enoch says

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taught them and their and their wives.

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They instructed them in in their

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knowledge. So these they were receiving

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the instruction of their fathers. So

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these were very very intelligent beings

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probably in possession of what I would

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describe as advanced

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>> technology maybe even advanced aerospace

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technology which I do believe existed in

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the anti-dolivian world. I think that's

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how the watchers got to the summit of

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Mount Hermon by the way at the helms at

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the helms of of of advanced aerospace

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vehicles what we would describe today as

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UFOs.

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And so to close out this story, the

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Watchers uh rather the giants go to war

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with each other. I believe this is a

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technological war.

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And then

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the flood ensues, the great flood. And

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the flood was intended to to cleanse the

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earth of the abominable seed of the

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watchers

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and to reset mankind.

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So that's an encapsulation, a

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summarization of uh of what the the

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first section of the book of watchers

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describes the rather the book of Enoch

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called the book of watchers.

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>> It's a great summary. If I were a

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biblical scholar,

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would I have any points around the book

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of Enoch to say that it's oh, it's just

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apocryphal and it's not connected to the

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Bible. And what would you what would you

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say to those points?

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Well,

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um, nearly all scholars agree that the

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book of Enoch provides the cosmological

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substrate,

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>> um, for the ancient Hebrews. Uh, there's

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no doubt about that. I mean, the the the

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story is referenced indirectly in the

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Old Testament, obviously, Genesis 6 and

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in other other portions, but also in the

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New Testament. In fact, when you get to

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the New Testament, you find Jesus of

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Nazareth

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using a title, a very specific title,

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the title he preferred

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more than any other. It's a messianic

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title, but it doesn't come from the Old

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Testament. It comes exclusively from the

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book of Enoch.

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>> And that title is the son of man.

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Now, there were several titles that

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Jesus could have employed when

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referencing himself, messianic titles,

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and he did use various titles, the son

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of God, for example, which he was,

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but he uses the son of man the most. And

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there is no reference. It's that that is

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a proper title, the son of man.

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So the only reference in the Old

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Testament that that scholars will go to

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is a reference in the book of Daniel

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where Daniel sees one like a son of man.

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But that is a descriptor that is saying

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like I saw I saw one who looked like a

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human being

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>> like an offspring of Adam.

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>> It's not a proper title. The proper

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title the son of man comes from first

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Enoch specifically from the second

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section of first Enoch which is called

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the parables. M

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>> and the parables are the oracles of

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Enoch and the oracles of Enoch pertain

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primarily to the son of man and were

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fulfilled clearly fulfilled in Jesus of

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Nazareth. Now

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um there is some dispute in regard to

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when the the the parables were authored

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or compiled. The book of Enoch. First of

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all, the book of Enoch is a compilation

21:43

of texts with several authors and and

21:47

the various sections of Enoch were

21:49

probably written at different time,

21:50

different periods of time. The oldest

21:52

section, namely the book of the Watchers

21:54

containing this the the Enochian tale of

21:57

the Watchers that was written at least

22:00

cir circa 300 BC.

22:02

>> But I think that the the oral tradition

22:04

at least is way older. I think it's

22:07

began with Enoch. And in fact, the the

22:10

Hebrews believed

22:12

that Enoch was the all was the inventor

22:15

of writing that he was the first to

22:17

write

22:19

and remember Enoch was revered as a

22:22

prophet and a scribe. So he prophesied

22:24

and he wrote

22:26

>> and it and the tradition says that those

22:29

writings were delivered ultimately to

22:30

Noah and preserved through the flood. So

22:34

is it possible that portions of first

22:36

Enoch actually originate thousands of

22:39

years ago? Maybe the very first writing

22:41

ever conceived by the human species was

22:44

written by the hand of Enoch. And that's

22:46

why people the contention here is mostly

22:49

from the secular world that the Bible is

22:51

all of the stories in the Bible are just

22:53

copies of the more ancient Mesopotamian

22:56

texts.

22:57

Well, sure, but what if the the the

23:00

foundation for those stories goes all

23:02

the way back to Enoch?

23:05

Then everybody's copying Enoch, and

23:06

everybody has a is a version of what

23:08

Enoch wrote,

23:09

>> right? And it's very possible in my mind

23:11

that the Hebrews have the most faithful

23:15

um rendition of what was of the oral

23:19

traditions and of of the of in in in

23:22

fact of the written compositions that

23:24

came from the anti-dolubian world which

23:26

far predate the ancient Mesopotamians.

23:29

>> And Enoch was related to Noah. Is that

23:31

right?

23:31

>> Yes. Yes. I believe Enoch was his great

23:34

greatgrandfather.

23:36

Uh Enoch was the father of Methuselah

23:38

who was the father of Lamech who was the

23:40

father of Noah.

23:41

>> Interesting. And yeah in the Old

23:42

Testament you have the Methuselah a lot

23:45

of these guys lived for very long

23:47

periods as well which I think caused you

23:49

to ask all sorts of

23:50

>> 900 plus years.

23:51

>> That's right. Yeah. It's so fascinating

23:53

how how is it found? How is the book of

23:54

Enoch discovered?

23:56

>> The Book of Enoch was preserved by the

23:59

Ethiopians.

24:02

Um, and had the had had the Ethiopians

24:05

not preserved the book of Enoch, we

24:07

would not have it to this day

24:08

>> because it was clearly expuned

24:11

from the scriptorums of the Middle East

24:14

and the West. There was controversy, a

24:18

lot of controversy in the early church

24:20

age over the book of Enoch. Some of the

24:22

early church fathers wanted to

24:23

incorporate it into the canon. So there

24:26

was a debate, an ongoing debate that

24:27

what what cannot be denied is that the

24:29

book of Enoch was is that the early

24:32

church was conversant

24:34

>> with what we call first Enoch today. Now

24:36

there's clearly a different manuscript

24:39

in circulation because some of the early

24:41

church fathers cite the book of Enoch

24:44

and they're citing portions of of of the

24:46

book of Enoch which we don't have today.

24:49

>> Interesting.

24:49

>> In what we call first Enoch, but then

24:50

they also cite portions which we do. So

24:54

some of these early church fathers were

24:56

referenced the book of Enoch as

24:57

scripture.

24:59

>> In fact in the fourth around the 4th

25:01

century uh AD the Tawaho Orthodox

25:05

Christians

25:07

and the beta Israel Jew Jewish community

25:10

in Ethiopia incorporated the book of

25:13

Enoch into their canon. That's why they

25:16

preserved it. So to this day, if you

25:19

visit Ethiopia and you visit a synagogue

25:22

or you visit an Orthodox church, among

25:25

the scriptures that we have in in in our

25:27

canon in the west, you'll find the the

25:31

book of

25:31

>> Enoch

25:32

and and some other apocryphal works as

25:35

well. They revered the book of Enoch and

25:38

so they preserved it. So,

25:40

um, but as I said, the early church was

25:43

undoubtedly undoubtedly conversant

25:47

with portions of what we call today

25:49

first Enoch. And, and what I was going

25:50

to say before was you have the book of

25:54

Enoch attested in the Old and New

25:56

Testament.

25:58

And when you read the parables, the

25:59

oracles of Enoch, which are primarily

26:03

um prophecies pertaining to the Messiah,

26:06

to the Christ, again, fulfilled in Jesus

26:08

of Nazareth.

26:10

Clearly,

26:12

you realize that the writers of the New

26:14

Testament derived much of their

26:19

esquetology and christologology,

26:22

>> their theology regarding the Messiah

26:25

directly from the oracles of Enoch. Mhm.

26:29

>> And in fact, there are citations

26:33

throughout the New Testament that are

26:34

not found in the Old Testament,

26:36

references, indirect references that are

26:39

only to be found in the book of Enoch.

26:42

So, um it's so scholars will say,

26:47

you know, it's divided the scholarly

26:48

community. There's lots of difference

26:51

in opinions there in regard to the book

26:52

of Enoch. They all will concede that

26:55

that the earliest portions of Enoch are

26:57

are were compiled around 300 BC.

27:01

Some scholars will say that the book

27:04

that the parables again containing those

27:07

messianic prophecies were compiled

27:10

some sometime around 100 AD. Um, there's

27:14

a lot of debate about that, but because

27:17

precisely because it's apparent that the

27:20

authors of the New Testament are are

27:22

deriving so much of their theology from

27:24

the parables of Enoch. Um, and so it's I

27:28

it's it's hard for some scholars to to

27:30

believe that these that these prophecies

27:33

which are so astonishingly accurate

27:38

uh fulfilled clearly fulfilled as I keep

27:40

saying in Jesus of Nazareth that those

27:42

could have been written before the

27:43

advent of Christ. I believe they were. I

27:47

believe that the oracles of Enoch are

27:51

ancient.

27:52

>> That that first Enoch um that the

27:54

earliest portions of first Enoch, namely

27:57

the book of the Watchers and the oracles

27:58

of Enoch were written by his hand.

28:04

That's what or some version of them, you

28:06

know, carried through the flood

28:09

in the form of oral tradition at the

28:10

very least and then someone later

28:12

compiled them. Is there uh some sort of

28:16

control mandate or something? If you

28:18

think of the council of Nika and you

28:20

know creating the modern cannon.

28:22

>> Yeah, I think so.

28:22

>> Is there a reason to specifically get

28:25

rid of the book of Enoch because it's

28:27

sort of subversive or reverent in some

28:29

way?

28:29

>> Yes. Because the prevailing view became

28:32

especially because of um uh Augustine

28:35

>> or Augustine Iris, forget how to

28:37

pronounce his name. uh the saint uh

28:41

>> because he was a he was a proponent he

28:43

was a he was a proponent of what's

28:46

called um the nons supernatural view of

28:50

Genesis 6 the supernatural view of

28:51

Genesis 6 is that that the sons of God

28:54

were the angels of heaven clearly this

28:56

is the case because in the Septuagent

28:58

which is the Greek translation of the of

29:00

the old testament which was in

29:02

circulation during the time of Christ

29:05

and and certainly during the early

29:07

church. Um this is the the this was the

29:09

manuscript that um the non-Jewish

29:12

converts were reading was the Septuagent

29:14

of the Old Testament, right? So it's a

29:16

it's a translation of the Tanakh, the

29:17

Hebrew Old Testament into Greek.

29:19

>> And in the Septuagent, when you read

29:21

Genesis 6,

29:24

it doesn't say the sons of God. It says

29:26

the angels of God.

29:28

>> So that's definitive. These are not

29:30

human beings. These are celestial

29:32

beings. And this was the prevailing view

29:35

um until

29:37

probably the 2 century AD when the Jews,

29:42

the Jewish community um they

29:47

uh they preferred the nons supernatural

29:50

rendering rendering of that of that

29:52

verse. And and what they did was uh they

29:55

said that the the sons of God in Genesis

29:58

6 that that populated with the daughters

30:01

of Adam that these were noble men from

30:05

the line of Seth

30:07

>> and or the Sethites is what they call

30:10

this called the Sethite theory. And

30:12

these were not heavenly beings. These

30:14

were just men. And the church adopted

30:17

that position. They followed suit and

30:19

they adopted that position. um primarily

30:23

because of St. Augustine

30:25

and and so that became the prevailing

30:27

view and it is the prevailing view to

30:29

this day. Although the tides are

30:31

turning, more and more people are

30:33

realizing that that's preposterous based

30:35

on the based on by the way the story of

30:37

Enoch

30:39

the Enochian tale is attested not just

30:42

in Enoch

30:43

>> but in several Dead Sea Scroll

30:44

manuscripts

30:46

>> including the book of giants

30:48

>> uh the book of Jubilees,

30:50

>> the Genesis Apocryphan

30:52

>> and others. all all of these and in

30:55

there's no question

30:57

>> that um that the supernatural view of

31:00

Genesis 6 was the prevailing view during

31:03

the second temple period. No question

31:04

whatsoever. And then you combine that

31:06

with the Zeppi, with the Greek gods,

31:10

with like all of these other kind of

31:12

myths across disperate cultures all

31:15

involving sort of demigod like little G

31:18

gods and then some sort of flood and

31:20

it's like okay this maybe we should stop

31:22

treating this just as myth and start

31:24

treating it as history. Plato and Solon

31:27

and all you know.

31:28

>> Yeah,

31:28

>> you you it's just a you know kind of

31:32

>> ubiquitous you know

31:33

>> the difference is this is kind of what

31:36

makes the Hebrew account unique. The

31:38

difference is those other cultures

31:42

they viewed the anti-delivvian world

31:44

through a lit a laudatory prism. In

31:47

other words, they viewed it as this

31:50

wonderful time of peace and prosperity

31:52

of the sharing of knowledge from the

31:54

gods to mankind. That the gods, as I

31:56

said earlier, were establishing

31:59

um the the the the foundations of

32:02

civilization, of learning, of science,

32:04

were imparting them to mankind. And that

32:06

the world that existed in the

32:08

anti-dolivian world was in every way

32:10

vastly superior

32:12

>> to to their own civilizations to their

32:14

post flood postc cataclysmic

32:16

civilizations

32:18

postc cataclysm civilizations that they

32:20

they when they look back into the past

32:22

very this is antithetical to the way we

32:25

look back into the past. So when we as

32:26

moderns when we look back into the past

32:29

we see this you know the timeline of

32:31

history right we are in our minds we're

32:33

the pinnacle of civilization right now.

32:35

We're the pinnacle of learning,

32:36

scientific learning. We're the smartest

32:38

human beings ever to exist on planet

32:40

Earth. Everybody that preceded preceded

32:43

us was was inferior to us intellectually

32:45

speaking. And and there's this this

32:48

gradual retrograde of civilization as

32:51

you go backwards on the timeline of

32:53

history. So you start from superior

32:55

modern man and then you you you progress

32:59

backward through history and people are

33:01

getting dumber and dumber and dumber and

33:03

dumber until you get into the Neolithic

33:06

and you've got cavemen, right? You've

33:08

got these just these these Neolithic

33:10

dummies basically, you know, one step

33:13

removed from from chimpanzees.

33:16

>> That's not how the ancients viewed the

33:18

past.

33:20

>> Quite the opposite. The way that our

33:22

antennants viewed the anti-dolivian

33:24

world was that they were like children

33:28

>> trying to recover some vestage of the

33:31

knowledge of the glory of the

33:33

magnificence of their anticcendants that

33:35

existed in the world before the

33:37

cataclysm. they when they went backward

33:39

in time, it wasn't a gradual um decrease

33:44

in the knowledge and sophistication of

33:46

of civilization, but rather

33:49

the the civilizations that preceded them

33:51

in the anti-dolivian world were vastly

33:54

superior to them.

33:55

>> Speaking of which, you said something

33:57

amazing earlier. You said you think that

34:01

that time period those sort of demigod

34:04

creatures used advanced aerospace

34:07

vehicles and you know I think of the

34:09

Vimmanas is kind of the you know

34:10

proverbial example of this. Do you have

34:12

is there any other evidence that they

34:14

actually had kind of technological you

34:16

know aerial vehicles obviously we have

34:18

to go to texts and

34:19

>> you have to go to texts. Yeah. So I

34:20

don't know of any archaeological

34:22

evidence.

34:22

>> Sure.

34:23

>> Of course you have anecdotal you have

34:25

anecdotal accounts like Bob Lazar. Yeah.

34:28

Yeah. Yeah.

34:28

>> Who said that uh you know among the

34:31

craft that he saw in the hangers at the

34:32

S4 facility,

34:34

>> he was told that one of them had been

34:36

retrieved from an archaeological site.

34:38

>> That's right.

34:38

>> It was very ancient. Not the one he

34:40

worked on, not the sports model, but uh

34:42

but a different one had been

34:44

>> allegedly he and he didn't know if this

34:46

was true or not, but allegedly it had

34:47

been recovered from an ancient burial

34:49

site, an ancient an archaeological dig.

34:52

>> Um so yeah, I I I don't have any problem

34:54

with that. Um, you know, when you when

34:56

you look back into the again, this is a

34:58

period of time that the ancients

34:59

described as the golden age. And what I

35:02

was illustrating earlier was that to in

35:03

in in in the mind of of of the pagan

35:06

cultures, this this was the pinnacle of

35:10

of mankind of civilization and it was a

35:13

time of peace and prosperity. But from

35:16

the Hebraic p perception, it it was this

35:19

was this was a dystopian nightmare. This

35:23

was a time of great oppression, the

35:24

empire of the gods, when essentially the

35:28

watchers were governing the the earth by

35:30

proxy behind the thrones of their hybrid

35:33

giant offspring who were devouring

35:35

mankind, who were oppressing mankind. It

35:38

was a time of unparalleled bloodshed and

35:41

sorcery and and all manner of

35:43

transgression against the king of

35:44

heaven. That's the difference. M

35:46

>> so from the from the pagan worldview

35:50

these the these were the the gods were

35:52

like our prometheian benefactors. They

35:54

stole fire from the gods and and gave it

35:56

to mankind. But from the Hebraic

35:59

perspective these watchers were evil.

36:01

They were uh these were malevolent

36:04

beings and and their the their intention

36:07

was to deceive mankind and that mankind

36:10

was corrupted by the knowledge that was

36:13

given to them. the forbidden secrets as

36:15

the book of Enoch has it and that all of

36:18

this activity led to the flood

36:20

>> to the destruction of the world. Um so

36:23

that's that's that's a very different

36:25

view of the anti-dolivian age.

36:27

>> Yes.

36:27

>> From the hebraic perspective,

36:31

do you think this book is not just this

36:33

kind of you know past thing about you

36:37

know kind of metaphysics pre you know uh

36:39

uh flood and do you think it holds

36:42

relevance today? Where are where are the

36:43

watchers today?

36:45

>> Yes, it does. So to your first question,

36:48

according to the book of Enoch and the

36:49

Bible in the New Testament, according to

36:50

Peter, according to Jude, the watchers

36:53

are currently chained up in Peter calls

36:56

it Tarderus,

36:57

>> the abyss

36:59

>> in in in the gloomy darkness.

37:02

And this is directly from the book of

37:04

Enoch. So when the angels were

37:06

dispatched to bind the watchers,

37:09

remember the watchers were first forced

37:10

to watch the destruction of their

37:11

beloved sons. in this fratricidal civil

37:14

war which again I think was

37:16

technological

37:18

and and then they were they were they

37:20

were imprisoned they were incarcerated

37:22

and they're still incarcerated to this

37:24

day

37:25

>> and according to the book of Enoch

37:26

they're going to be incarcerated

37:28

until the end of the age when the age is

37:31

fully consummated. That's what the book

37:33

of Enoch says. And until the day of

37:36

judgment so until the very end. Now,

37:38

there's some um biblical commentators,

37:42

some colleagues of mine who believe that

37:45

the Watchers are going to be released at

37:47

the end of the age

37:48

>> and that they're going to create a lot

37:50

of the havoc that you see unfolding in

37:52

the earth in the book of Revelation.

37:54

>> I don't know. I personally think that

37:56

the book of Enoch is pretty explicit

37:57

that the Watchers are going to be

37:58

chained until the day of judgment, which

38:01

would mean all the way to the very end

38:02

when when the when the great judge

38:05

returns to the earth. By the way, I

38:06

should probably um this is a little bit

38:08

of a digression, but here's another

38:10

illustration

38:12

um another at testation of the book of

38:13

Enoch in the New Testament. Jesus was in

38:17

in the land of Gdara with his disciples

38:21

and and and he was approached by a man

38:24

that a man who the Bible describes or or

38:26

two men depending on which gospel you're

38:28

reading uh who who's who's described as

38:31

the Gatherine demoniac because he was

38:34

full of a legion of demons. You recall

38:36

this story.

38:37

>> So Jesus disembarks on the shore of

38:38

Gdara. this demon-possessed man who has

38:42

a legion of demons inside of him comes

38:44

running up to Jesus and throws himself

38:46

at his feet

38:48

and he declares, "We know who you are,

38:51

you son of God." And then he says, "Why

38:55

have you come to torment us before the

38:58

appointed time?"

39:01

>> And that always puzzled me when I was,

39:03

you know, growing up as a teenager

39:04

reading that. What do you mean before

39:06

the appointed time? What does that mean?

39:08

They recognized that Jesus was that son

39:12

of man from the oracles of Enoch, the

39:14

son of God,

39:16

and that there was an appointed time of

39:18

judgment for them. So why were they

39:19

freaking out? Because they recognized

39:22

two things. They recognized that Jesus

39:25

was the great judge. He was the judge

39:26

who was going to judge them at the

39:28

appointed time. And the second thing

39:30

they recognized was it wasn't time yet.

39:33

>> But here's the judge. What are you doing

39:35

here? It's not time yet. you're you're

39:37

you're early.

39:40

Now, where does that come from?

39:42

Doesn't come from the Old Testament.

39:44

>> It comes from the book of Enoch,

39:46

>> right?

39:46

>> Because um when the

39:50

giant when the giants destroy themselves

39:53

in this fratricidal war,

39:56

they're cursed. God puts a curse on them

39:59

because they're not fully of their of

40:01

their celestial fathers, the Watchers,

40:03

and they're not fully of their human

40:04

mothers.

40:06

So they're they're unsanctioned sentient

40:08

beings. And so they're cursed

40:11

to when they die and their spirits

40:12

depart from their bodies, their spirits

40:15

are now going to be forced to wander the

40:18

earth as disembodied vagabond wraiths.

40:23

>> But the curse is this. They're going to

40:25

have all of the desires of the flesh.

40:26

They're going to be hungry, thirsty,

40:28

presumably have all of the sexual

40:30

impulses of the flesh, but without

40:32

corporeal bodies through which to

40:35

satiate these desires to satisfy them.

40:37

That's the curse. And you'll probably

40:39

recall that this was the Mayan curse in

40:43

the curse of the Mayan gold in Pirates

40:45

of the Caribbean.

40:46

>> Remember?

40:47

>> Yeah.

40:47

>> That's the Nephil that's the Nephilimic

40:49

curse in Pirates of the Caribbean.

40:51

Barbosa and his crew were they were

40:56

deathless basically. They couldn't die

40:58

but neither could they enjoy anything

41:01

while they were alive perpetually. And

41:03

remember Barbosa wanted to bite into the

41:04

apple and it was revealed I forget in

41:07

the story I think on a full moon or

41:09

whatever that they were like these

41:10

wraiths and they couldn't enjoy anything

41:13

and so they desperately wanted to break

41:15

the curse. That was the premise of the

41:16

story and that's exactly the situation

41:20

of the spirits of dead giants. And this

41:23

is where you get the origin of demons

41:27

>> in the New Testament and in the Old

41:28

Testament. Demons according to ancient

41:31

Hebrew cosmology are the disembodied

41:34

spirits of dead giants that persist in

41:36

the world. Evil spirits.

41:38

>> That's like the definition.

41:39

>> That's the definition. Wow.

41:40

>> And in the book of Enoch,

41:43

uh the judgment that comes that comes

41:45

against the giants says, "You will be

41:47

called evil spirits in the earth or

41:49

unclean spirits in the earth and you

41:52

will wander the earth. You'll have all

41:54

of the you you'll be hungry. You'll be

41:55

thirsty, but you won't be able to

41:57

satisfy your your the desires of your

41:59

flesh because you won't have any flesh."

42:00

And so, what do these beings do? What do

42:03

these disembodied spirits do? They seek

42:05

to inhabit

42:07

>> human flesh. They possess human beings

42:09

in order to attempt to satiate these

42:12

desires. That's why they inhabit the

42:14

body. So fast forward to the New

42:16

Testament. And you have Jesus of

42:18

Nazareth encountering and his disciples

42:20

encountering people who are

42:22

demonpossessed. And they recognize who

42:24

he is. And he tells them to be quiet in

42:26

a couple of occasions because they say,

42:27

"We know who you are, you son of God."

42:29

Right? And so now fast forwarding to the

42:31

the Gatherine Demoniac who who's

42:34

inhabited by a legion of demons.

42:37

Oh, and I I actually I actually skipped

42:39

the most imperative point here. Going

42:42

back to the book of Enoch, part of the

42:43

curse was this was going to be your lot.

42:46

This was going to be your curse to the

42:48

spirits of the dead giants until the

42:52

great judge appears

42:54

>> to judge the living and the dead until

42:56

the day of judgment.

42:58

And then they will be judged with

43:00

finality

43:01

>> and cast into the into the uh lake of

43:05

fire. And and so the the the legion of

43:10

demons recognizes that Jesus is the

43:14

great judge

43:16

>> from the oracles of Enoch

43:19

and and and as I said before knows that

43:21

the time is not yet come for their final

43:24

judgment.

43:25

>> That comes directly from the book of

43:26

Enoch. So, it's just another

43:28

illustration of how the the themes the

43:32

Enochic traditions and themes are woven

43:34

through the Old and New Testament. And

43:35

that's a digression um from what we're

43:38

talking about.

43:38

>> No, it's fascinating. And a a burning

43:42

question I have is you have this

43:44

conversation around UFO disclosure to

43:47

alien beings or, you know, non-human

43:49

intelligence. You have uh Congresswoman

43:52

Anna Pina Luna going on Joe Rogan.

43:54

That's right. and saying, you know, read

43:56

the book of Enoch, that somehow is

43:58

important for this whole story.

44:00

>> Like, imagine a world in which if Enoch

44:02

was left in the Bible. And people were

44:04

like, wait, what happened?

44:06

>> Okay, so if you read it, it talks about

44:08

the fall of angels, um, thus creating

44:12

really the precursor of civilization

44:14

that led to the first flood. Um, I think

44:17

that when you even go into potentially

44:19

the technology that was given to mankind

44:21

by these angels, it talks about the

44:23

hidden um, beliefs and and theories in

44:26

astronomy etc. metal workings, all of

44:29

it. If you have this information

44:31

pertaining to UAPs, whatever might they

44:34

they might be the origins. I mean, if

44:36

you have a understanding of what Enoch

44:38

was talking about, kind of makes sense.

44:40

So what does this clearly, you know, not

44:44

so apocryphal, actually probably core

44:47

text in the book of Enoch and the

44:49

Nephilim and the Watchers, what does

44:51

that have to do with modern kind of

44:53

alien UFO disclosure?

44:54

>> Well, um,

44:59

so generally speaking, what do you have

45:02

in the book of Enoch and in Genesis 6

45:05

are extraterrestrial beings descending

45:07

to the Earth.

45:08

>> And why do you think that?

45:10

Well, because they are by nature

45:12

extraterrestrial. This is a this is one

45:13

of the things that I I I talk about my

45:15

book birthright.

45:17

Um so I think the word extraterrestrial

45:20

is a very uh useful word. It's a very

45:23

useful term because extraterrestrial

45:25

simply means a being whose provenence is

45:29

not planet earth.

45:31

>> So a being whose origin is not the earth

45:35

that's an extra terrestrial. Of course,

45:38

we're contextualizing this term

45:42

within the context of sentient beings.

45:45

I'm not talking about amiebas here or

45:46

something like that or bacteria.

45:47

Although those would also be considered

45:49

extraterrest extraterrestrial bacteria.

45:51

Should we find bacteria on Mars? Those

45:54

would be defined as extraterrestrial

45:56

bacteria, right? Because they're not

45:57

from the earth. Even if they're very

45:59

similar to bacteria on Earth, well,

46:00

they're extraterrestrial because they're

46:01

not from the Earth. So, it's a very

46:04

accurate term, very useful term. Now,

46:08

um, opponents of mine will say, "Wait,

46:10

that's not a biblical term." Well, I

46:12

would like to highlight that neither is

46:13

the term fallen angels

46:16

>> a biblical term,

46:17

>> right?

46:17

>> And a lot of people think it is. It's

46:18

not. You'll never you will not find

46:20

fallen angels in the Bible. Doesn't

46:21

exist.

46:22

>> Now, the concept is biblical.

46:25

>> The concept of a quote unquote fallen

46:27

angel is very biblical. These a fallen

46:30

angel are defected sons of God. They are

46:34

apostate sons of God. They're angelic

46:37

beings who defected from the kingdom and

46:39

now are in opposition to God.

46:42

We all understand that that's what

46:43

fallen angel means. So in the same way

46:46

the word extraterrestrial doesn't show

46:48

up in the biblical text or extra

46:50

biblical text. They didn't use that

46:51

terminology back then. But the concept

46:55

is accurate is biblically accurate in

46:58

that you have beings who are clearly not

47:01

from planet earth whose providence is

47:04

not planet earth and in and indeed whose

47:06

origin is pre-existent to mankind. They

47:09

pre-exist us. This is clear especially

47:11

in the book of Job where we read that

47:13

the morning stars sang together

47:16

>> and the sons of God shouted for joy

47:19

>> as the foundations of the earth were

47:21

being laid or depending on how you view

47:25

that as the earth was being renewed

47:28

previous to the creation of mankind. So

47:30

here you have sentient

47:33

extraterrestrial beings by definition.

47:36

There's they're not on the earth.

47:38

They're observing the creation or the

47:40

reformation of the earth depending on

47:42

your theological worldview. And they are

47:45

celebrating it. They're shouting for

47:47

joy. And the designation morning star

47:50

and sons of God, morning stars and sons

47:52

of God is very important because morning

47:56

stars, the the Bible uses the stars as a

48:00

metaphor for angelic beings, for

48:02

celestial beings.

48:04

>> So a morning star, what that designates

48:07

are beings who were created early on who

48:11

who who are pre-existent.

48:14

>> You know, they're the first beings to

48:15

appear. In other words, the stars you

48:17

see in the morning, it's like those are

48:19

the the the the morning stars. These are

48:21

the beings who appear at the at the

48:23

beginning of creation, the first

48:25

sentient beings. So, I think they're

48:28

very old. And and furthermore, they're

48:29

called sons of God.

48:32

>> Which is very important because that's a

48:34

designation. That's a fam familial

48:36

designation.

48:38

These aren't just whatever sentient

48:41

beings. These are sons of God. These are

48:45

members of the family. This becomes very

48:48

important in the biblical text and this

48:52

is something that I articulate in

48:53

birthright

48:55

is is that Adam was created to be a son

48:59

of God

49:01

>> using that same familial language. Um

49:04

and that we through Christ become the

49:07

sons of God according to Jesus of

49:08

Nazareth being by the way sons of the

49:11

resurrection. So um so this is a there's

49:16

a family dynamic here.

49:19

The Bible uses these familial terms

49:21

because there's a family. There's a

49:23

divine family. And when you when you

49:27

read the genealogy of Jesus of Nazareth,

49:30

you know, it traces Jesus through Joseph

49:32

or through Mary, depending on which

49:33

genealogy you're reading, back through

49:36

David, back through Abraham, back into

49:38

the pre-flood world, through Enoch, and

49:40

all the way back to Adam. And when you

49:43

get to Adam, it says Adam, the son of

49:48

God.

49:50

So what the Bible is signaling here is

49:52

that Adam, the human species, was

49:54

originally created, designed, intended

49:57

to be a member of the divine family.

50:02

>> And so this ties into the gospel of

50:04

Christ later on because you you you

50:07

understand when Jesus shows up on the

50:08

scene,

50:11

I hope you don't mind me digressing into

50:13

a bit of theology here. when when Jesus

50:14

shows up on the scene,

50:17

uh

50:18

he makes it abundantly clear that his

50:21

mission is to is to bring back the

50:26

prodical sons back into the family of

50:28

God. That he gives us power to become

50:31

the sons of God. So in other words,

50:34

that's that's really the message of the

50:35

gospel that that you were once members

50:38

of this family. You were once members of

50:40

the divine family in Adam and that was

50:42

the intention that mankind was in my

50:44

estimation created for two purposes.

50:46

Number one to commune with the creator

50:50

with the maker and with the other with

50:52

his with who I describe in birthright as

50:54

his elder siblings these other sentient

50:56

beings the other sons of God who

50:58

pre-exist mankind to to fellowship in

51:01

the family of God. That's the primary

51:02

purpose. And then secondarily to govern

51:05

the earth,

51:06

>> to govern planet earth.

51:08

>> And these these these theological

51:10

threads become very very important

51:12

>> when you get to the the the discussions

51:16

that are currently happening in about

51:18

extraterrestrials

51:19

and how we ought to view that coming

51:21

from a a Christian perspective at least.

51:24

And so the the whole point of the gospel

51:25

is to return the sons and daughters back

51:27

to the family of God illustrated by the

51:29

way in in the parable of the prodigal

51:30

son.

51:32

So you have these sons of God who

51:34

pre-exist mankind. They're not clearly

51:37

they're not human and they're not from

51:39

planet Earth. They are therefore by

51:42

definition extraterrestrial.

51:45

The the celestial beings they're

51:47

extraterrestrial. Now, you can quibble

51:49

over whether or not they come from a a

51:52

literal extraterrestrial

51:54

world, like a a different planet in the

51:56

universe, or they come from some kind of

51:59

a spiritual world, like a a different, I

52:02

guess, dimension. Or you could just say

52:04

they're they're interdimensional beings.

52:06

They come from a different dimension. It

52:07

doesn't matter which of these you

52:09

choose. You're still talking about

52:11

beings whose origin, whose provenence is

52:14

not planet Earth. M

52:15

>> they are therefore unequivocally

52:18

extraterrestrial. So these these this

52:23

describes the beings who descended in

52:25

the days of Jared according to the book

52:27

of Enoch in Genesis 6.

52:29

These beings came from some

52:31

extraterrestrial realm. Again whether

52:33

you think it's a interdimensional realm

52:35

like Anapoleon Luna whatever it doesn't

52:38

really matter.

52:39

>> And this lines up by the way with

52:41

Sumerian myth. You have the Anunnaki

52:44

lines up with Greek myths where you have

52:45

these titans and they're the sons of

52:48

God. And you know, I'm hearing about the

52:50

book of Enoch and it sounds a lot like

52:52

Prometheus, by the way, where you have

52:54

this sort of rebel faction of titans who

52:59

try to give mankind sacred knowledge and

53:02

that are, you know, in his case, I think

53:03

he's chained up to a rock and uh, you

53:06

know, Vulture has to pick at his liver

53:08

like constantly.

53:10

This is an archetypal myth that cuts ac

53:17

>> the universal

53:19

testimony of our of our antence is that

53:23

there was an age previous to a great

53:25

flood or a great cataclysm

53:28

in which the gods were dwelling on earth

53:32

among men imparting their knowledge

53:35

establishing civilization the benchmark

53:37

the trademarks of civilization

53:40

and that those beings came from

53:42

somewhere.

53:44

>> And specifically, this is, by the way,

53:47

what the late researcher extraordinaire

53:50

David Flynn

53:52

>> unfolds in his book Sidonia, which was

53:54

the most, as I was telling you earlier,

53:57

the book Sidonia, that's the most

53:58

consequential consequential book I've

54:00

ever read in my entire life.

54:01

>> You got me a copy. I really appreciate

54:03

it.

54:04

>> Yeah,

54:04

>> it looks amazing. It's it's and his uh

54:07

his his daughter Ty who I'm friends

54:09

with. I'm I'm very good friends with his

54:11

his his twin brother Mark who's who's

54:13

brilliant in his own right. Author

54:14

himself and his daughter Ty and his son

54:16

Alexander. And uh and I'm so excited

54:20

that Ty because it was basically out of

54:22

print for a long time. There's there was

54:23

a couple places you could find it but it

54:25

was extreme. That book was that book

54:27

before Flynn's daughter reprinted it. It

54:30

was going for two and $3,000.

54:33

>> Wow. online. Um, and then she reprinted

54:36

it now. You can get it for like 25 bucks

54:38

on Amazon. But Flynn Flynn um, uh,

54:42

really unpacks a lot of this in that

54:44

book. And it really that provided sort

54:45

of the substrate for my book,

54:46

Birthright. And and what Flynn uh

54:50

proves, I would say definitively,

54:52

>> is that not only did the ancients

54:54

believe that the gods descended to the

54:57

earth in the anti-olivan world in in the

54:59

during the golden age, but that they

55:00

came from somewhere very specific. They

55:03

came from a planet in our solar system.

55:06

>> Which planet?

55:07

>> Well, there's it's which planets?

55:10

primarily there's there's a planet that

55:12

um that Flynn talks about which is which

55:15

is you know sort of in in in in popular

55:18

culture it's referred to as Krypton.

55:21

That's where you get the the Superman

55:25

mythology from. Um, but the ancients

55:29

also had a krypton in mind, a destroyed

55:32

planet, a destroyed realm from which the

55:34

gods descended or destroy destroyed

55:37

realms uh more specifically. And one of

55:40

these planets uh Flynn believed and I

55:43

and I believe this as well. I write it

55:44

in Birthright is actually named in the

55:47

biblical text cryptically.

55:49

>> It's called Rahab.

55:51

>> Wow. and that this planet there was this

55:53

there was this conflict that erupted in

55:55

the cosmos long before the creation of

55:57

mankind because in Flynn's view and I

56:00

completely concur our solar system was

56:02

inhabited by a nonhuman

56:06

extraterrestrial race of angelic beings.

56:09

>> So Flynn viewed this very much not as

56:12

sort of like an interdimensional thing

56:14

but literally the planets were

56:15

inhabited. That's why on the cover of uh

56:18

that book there, you have the ruined uh

56:21

the ruined structures on Mars. And I

56:24

believe of course most of us are

56:26

familiar with the Sidonia region of

56:27

Mars, the alleged face on Mars. Richard

56:29

Hogland was uh

56:31

>> um instrumental in in in in um

56:35

publicizing this back in the 90s. And in

56:37

fact, Richard Hogland would did a series

56:39

of conferences with David Flynn

56:42

>> and sometimes they were accompanied by

56:44

the late Michael Heiser,

56:46

the scholar. And uh and they really, as

56:50

I said, really publicized the idea that

56:54

there are ruins on the planet Mars,

56:57

ruins of an ancient advanced

56:58

civilization. Of course, you have

57:01

the remote viewer McDonn.

57:03

>> Yeah. Joe McMongle. McMonagle who

57:06

recently uh I believe was on Shawn

57:08

Ryan's show

57:09

>> um

57:10

>> who was tasked by the CIA to remote view

57:12

Mars a million years ago and described

57:15

giant beings. That's right. Uh like

57:17

>> and ruins. Yeah.

57:18

>> And ruins 8 to 12 feet tall beings and

57:21

pyramid structures. By the way, we I

57:23

think on Sidonia you do have some

57:24

pyramid

57:25

>> the DNM pyramid which was a mag which is

57:28

a a uh massive massive pyramid.

57:31

>> It's remarkable. And then you also have

57:33

this guy

57:33

>> allegedly

57:34

>> allegedly you have this guy John

57:36

Brandenburgg as well who's a PhD um

57:39

physics who worked at Lawrence Livermore

57:41

in Sandia and he believes that Argon 40

57:45

and Xenon 129 exist in excess of what

57:49

you would ever see just based on kind of

57:50

natural decay. And this is proof of a

57:53

nuclear cataclysm that occurred on Mars.

57:56

And apparently he got called by Carl

57:59

Sean when he started to talk about this

58:01

publicly and Carl Sean was like, "John,

58:04

why are you making such a fuss about all

58:06

this stuff or something like that?"

58:08

>> And you know what I mean? So So Hogland

58:12

and Flynn were talking about this back

58:13

in the 90s and early 2000s.

58:15

>> And then NASA, you know, NASA released

58:18

some the early photographs that it

58:19

looked like a face on Mars. It looked

58:20

like a pyramid. And then they released

58:22

new higher resolution photographs which

58:24

seem to debunk the whole thing, right?

58:26

No, actually it doesn't look like a face

58:27

and it's not really this. Um, I

58:30

personally I have no proof of this.

58:32

Okay, I'm just spitballing. But I

58:35

personally think that that the images

58:37

from the first mission of the surface of

58:40

Mars were correct, were accurate, and

58:43

that NASA um released those second

58:46

higher resolution images to sort of

58:48

quell the the firestorm that had

58:51

erupted. And and I I I am extremely

58:55

persuaded that there are ruins that

58:58

dwarf anything on planet Earth.

59:01

>> The ruins of an ancient civilization on

59:04

the planet Mars, specifically in the

59:06

region of Sidonia. And this what's so

59:08

fascinating about this is that the

59:11

ancients believed that the gods

59:13

descended from Mars and from this other

59:16

planet that was destroyed. It's sort of

59:17

and this is again sounds very complex.

59:19

It is. And Flynn lays it out. I mean,

59:22

you read Sidonia and it's like

59:24

>> to me there's no question that the

59:26

ancients believe that the gods descended

59:28

from Mars and and and from Rahab. And I

59:30

and as I said before, I believe that Ra

59:32

that that the the destruction of Rahab,

59:35

which is always associated with the

59:37

wrath of God, this this pre-adamic

59:41

conflict that erupted in our solar

59:43

system and and and this this faction,

59:49

this defected faction of angelic beings

59:52

who went to war with the king of heaven

59:55

and uh and it's associated with the

59:57

dragon. And the dragon becomes a moniker

59:59

for Satan in the Bible,

60:01

>> which neither dragon nor Satan are his

60:04

actual names, nor Lucifer, by the way.

60:06

That's a a misnomer from the from the

60:08

Vulgate, from Jerome's Vulgate. Um, but

60:11

there's this character in the New

60:13

Testament, in the in the Old and New

60:15

Testament, the Bible, who's never

60:16

actually named. He's much like Voldemort

60:19

from the Harry Potter series. It's it's

60:22

he who who should not be named, right?

60:23

He's never actually named, but he's he's

60:25

he's he is the the the great uh um he's

60:28

he's the great opponent of the king of

60:31

heaven and of the purposes of God. And

60:35

and one of his I think one of his one of

60:39

his primary monikers is the dragon or

60:42

the serpent.

60:43

>> And so the destruction of Rahab and and

60:45

I Flynn goes through this in Sidonia. I

60:47

go through this in Birthright. There are

60:50

multiple verses in the Old Testament

60:53

that seem to suggest that God shattered

60:57

>> a planet,

60:59

>> that he shattered Rahab like a vessel of

61:01

clay. He pierced the dragon and

61:04

shattered Rahab.

61:05

>> Are there any of those verses that come

61:07

to mind? And then what's the evidence

61:09

that it's Mars specifically?

61:11

>> Well, well, the shata the shattered

61:12

planet isn't Mars. The shattered planet

61:14

is Rahab.

61:15

>> Okay. So, so the idea is that the the

61:18

the asteroid field that the asteroid

61:21

belt between uh Mars and Jupiter that

61:25

that is the residue of a planet that

61:28

exploded. And the contention, the

61:31

popular contention is that there's not

61:33

enough debris. It can't be a planet if

61:35

there's not enough debris. But recent

61:37

papers have been published,

61:38

peer-reviewed papers. I read a couple of

61:40

them, one at least, in which a a very

61:43

good case is made, and I wish I could

61:45

cite the paper here, but I I can't. I

61:46

don't remember what it is.

61:47

>> I'll pull it out.

61:48

>> Um that the there is enough debris

61:50

because much of the debris, if a planet

61:53

exploded, much of the physical debris

61:55

would have a been vaporized and b shot

61:58

off into space. So you would have the

62:00

planet explode. Much of the debris is

62:02

just getting jettisoned into deep space

62:05

and only a very small fraction of it

62:07

should be should would get caught up in

62:09

the gravitational pool of the sun and

62:12

would be and would form ultimately the

62:14

um uh the asteroid belt between Mars and

62:17

Jupiter. Now I'm not an astrophysicist,

62:20

okay? So, I'm way out of my depth

62:22

talking about this kind of stuff, but

62:24

>> the ancients believe, you can track it,

62:26

that there was a planet that was

62:28

destroyed and and this is part one of

62:31

the places that the gods came from. Now,

62:33

it connects to Mars because Mars was

62:36

destroyed partly because of the in the

62:39

in the wake of the destruction of this

62:40

planet, which again I also believe uh is

62:44

is attested in the biblical narrative.

62:46

There's a a few verses and I I don't I

62:48

mean I have them in my book Birthright

62:50

the exact verses but there are some

62:51

verses in the Psalms and elsewhere which

62:54

position the earth as a spectator

62:57

>> to this cosmic destruction that causes

62:59

the mountains to melt like wax.

63:02

>> Wow.

63:02

>> And so you can imagine if there was an a

63:05

massive planet between Mars and Jupiter.

63:07

>> Yeah. assuming that the planets today

63:09

are in their the same orbits as they

63:11

used to be because there's a possibility

63:13

that such an explosion could have

63:14

pushed, you know, could have moved

63:16

things around. But that planet implodes,

63:20

I mean, we can't even imagine the

63:22

destructive force that that would have

63:24

unleashed. I mean, there's no explosion

63:25

except for like a supernova that we can

63:28

think of that that that that would be

63:29

that powerful. But when that planet

63:33

exploded, it rained down fire. Shards of

63:37

Rahab bombarded the surface of Mars,

63:40

bombarded the surfaces of the other

63:41

planets in the solar system, bombarded

63:43

the surface of the earth, and abs

63:45

absolutely reduced everything to rubble,

63:47

eviscerated whatever civilizations were

63:50

inhabiting those planets. And um so but

63:54

it's but also previous to the

63:56

destruction of Rahab I believe again in

63:59

the biblical narrative you can you can

64:01

trace the thread of a cosmic padamic war

64:05

that erupted in the heavens among this

64:08

angelic civilization and possibly other

64:10

things as well. And it was between what

64:13

the Bible describes as the king, the

64:15

king of heaven,

64:17

>> um, who vanquished the dragon, who

64:20

pierced the dragon, who crushed the

64:21

dragon's head and and shattered Rahab

64:23

like a like a vessel of clay. And that

64:27

in that process, in this conflict, the

64:29

civilization on Mars was eviscerated.

64:32

Um, in other words, they were first they

64:35

were first engaged in this conflict,

64:38

technological conflict

64:41

with again who the Bible describes as

64:42

the king of heaven who is revealed to be

64:44

the son of God a kinetic war and then

64:48

after that you know or in the midst of

64:50

that conflict Rahab explodes God

64:54

destroys it and then that's like that's

64:57

the final blow to this rebel faction. So

65:00

this would be the the idea here is a a

65:03

rebellious faction of quote unquote

65:05

fallen angels

65:07

>> are going to war with the king of heaven

65:10

kinetic war in the cosmos indeed in our

65:14

solar system

65:15

>> before the creation of Adam.

65:17

>> Wow.

65:17

>> So this is a padamic race of intelligent

65:20

beings clearly extraterrestrial

65:22

especially if their habitation is on

65:23

Mars and Rahab and elsewhere in the

65:25

cosmos

65:26

>> which I believe it was. And I don't

65:29

think it's even controversial on kind of

65:31

conventional astronomical circles to say

65:34

that Mars had a biosphere at one point.

65:36

I mean, there are water caverns all

65:37

throughout Mars. I believe also in the

65:39

'90s there was Alh84001,

65:43

this uh meteor that was found that Bill

65:45

Clinton made a speech on and said they

65:48

found, you know, polyylic hydrocarbons

65:50

or whatever in the meteor. And I think

65:52

they sort of backtracked that like they

65:55

backtracked on the, you know, the Viking

65:56

missions. By the way, I've heard that

65:58

the JPL guy who was in charge of the

66:01

Viking missions also swears by there

66:04

being sort of, you know, evidence of

66:05

life on Mars or something in his life.

66:08

Yeah.

66:09

>> So, yeah.

66:10

>> Uh it's all very interesting.

66:12

>> What's even more interesting is that

66:14

Elon Musk is determined to put men on

66:18

Mars,

66:18

>> occupy Mars.

66:20

>> And and what what people don't realize,

66:22

again, I'm going to reference Sidonia.

66:23

This is what what um Flynn traces in his

66:26

book is that the the the

66:30

objective to put a man on Mars

66:32

>> y

66:32

>> is an ancient aspiration.

66:35

>> It is in fact one of the primary

66:37

objectives of the mystery schools.

66:39

>> Really?

66:39

>> Yes. To make contact with this the to to

66:43

recover the lost knowledge of the gods

66:46

on Mars.

66:47

>> On Mars specifically. on Mars

66:49

specifically

66:50

>> like mystery schools like the

66:52

Brotherhood of the Serpent and the

66:54

Freemasons and

66:56

>> mystery schools going all the way back

66:57

to I believe they go back to Cain on

67:00

obviously that's just a a conjecture of

67:03

mine but certainly unequivocally

67:07

>> the mystery schools are are pro um are

67:11

perpetuated primarily through the

67:13

Phoenicians

67:15

>> and the phoenetians really uh are the

67:18

you might aside from anti-dolivian

67:22

mystery schools if they existed the

67:24

phoenetians are certainly the primary

67:26

post Deluvian keepers of knowledge from

67:29

the anti-dolivian world I mean the

67:30

phoenetians were the great masons

67:33

>> of the ancient world and navigators

67:36

>> see family people

67:38

>> um they circumnavigated Africa for sure

67:40

I think they crossed the Atlantic I

67:42

think they were mining copper

67:44

>> in the great lakes I know that's very

67:45

controversial I think that the reason

67:47

why you find red-haired giants,

67:49

>> the remains of redhaired giants in the

67:50

mountains of America back in the the uh

67:53

18 and early 1900s is because they came

67:56

over

67:57

>> the sea with the phoenetians. The

67:59

Phoenicians had a cult of giant worship.

68:01

>> Wow.

68:01

>> All kind of evidence of giants uh among

68:03

the phoenetians. Um and the phoenetians

68:07

are like they were essentially a secret

68:09

society.

68:09

>> Wow. Fascinating.

68:10

>> And they and I mean who did Solomon

68:13

contract with to build the temple?

68:15

>> Phoenicians.

68:16

>> The Phoenicians. Hyram of Ty

68:18

>> and Hyram Abif

68:20

>> his artificer the Hyram of Ty the king

68:22

and Hyram Abif his his premier artificer

68:26

um that's who built the temple

68:28

uh Solomon's temple they were they were

68:31

the master masons they built the fleets

68:33

for Egypt for ancient Egypt

68:35

>> and so and the mystery schools have this

68:38

aspiration because I think of the temple

68:40

of Solomon as part of the mystery school

68:43

aspiration and interest as well

68:45

>> um but They they have this sort of

68:47

through line around getting to Mars. I

68:48

didn't know that. Yes.

68:49

>> Fast.

68:50

>> Yes. So the the again one of the primary

68:52

aspirations of the mystery schools is to

68:54

recover the lost knowledge of the gods

68:56

from Mars.

68:58

>> Now is our aspiration is Elon Musk's

69:01

aspiration to go to Mars associated with

69:03

this um or just or just part of that

69:07

impetus the sort of undercurrent for the

69:09

mystery schools? Is there a hidden hand

69:12

directing us back to Mars?

69:14

>> I would say so.

69:15

>> Mhm. And I think when we go there soon,

69:19

um,

69:21

probably in our lifetime, we are going

69:23

to find evidence of an ancient

69:26

civilization,

69:28

>> extraterrestrial civilization on Mars.

69:30

And I have a feeling that it's going to

69:31

be announced rather soon, perhaps even

69:33

by President Trump, that there's

69:35

microbial life on Mars or was, that we

69:37

have evidence of mic. I mean, NASA's

69:39

sort of already beginning to prime that

69:40

pump. So I think what's going to come

69:42

first is the announcement that hey there

69:44

was life on Mars. We have evidence of

69:45

microbial life on Mars and that's the

69:48

preamble.

69:50

>> That would be a good one little soft

69:52

disclosure. Exactly. Test the waters.

69:54

See see see what happens there. So

69:57

>> I think okay so we have let's establish

69:59

a baseline. So we have these watchers

70:00

that came down. They were

70:02

extraterrestrial.

70:03

>> They mated with man. They created

70:05

nephilim. Um of which we are kind of the

70:09

descendants. The nephilim were banished.

70:10

They were made to be kind of these uh

70:13

disincarnate kind of wandering spirits,

70:16

demonic spirits. Yep.

70:17

>> Uh and then we have this all this

70:20

interesting evidence that a lot of this

70:22

actually holds astronomical weight in

70:24

the ancient world.

70:25

>> That's right. Um, what does all of this

70:28

have to do with modern, you know, we

70:30

think about UFOs flying around and alien

70:32

abductions and is there anything that we

70:36

think of, you know, metaphysically back

70:38

then with those stories that still apply

70:41

to today? Cuz I think my my biggest

70:43

question is like you have UFOs back then

70:48

and you have sacred knowledge back then.

70:50

the sacred knowledge gets lost in the

70:52

flood and now you know circa 2026

70:57

you have Trump tweeting about UFOs we're

71:00

all talking about all this stuff

71:01

>> is this

71:02

>> and then you have this alleged group of

71:05

evangelical Christians who are being

71:07

talked about all the time now or

71:08

>> the Collins elite

71:09

>> Collins elite so-called Collins elite

71:12

>> yeah um it's it's all very interesting

71:15

>> yeah so do you think the the flying

71:18

vehicles of today because you're kind of

71:20

you could be considered a modern

71:21

ufologist. You you research a lot of

71:23

these phenomena today.

71:26

You know, if the watchers are chained up

71:28

somewhere um but some of that knowledge

71:30

made its way to mankind where where what

71:34

are these aerial vehicles that we're

71:35

seeing?

71:36

>> So that's actually a great point. Um, so

71:39

these 200 watchers that descended to the

71:41

earth within the biblical context, these

71:45

were a separate group from the other

71:48

beings, the other angelic beings who the

71:49

Bible describes in many ways, but in one

71:52

passage as the devil and his angels,

71:54

right? So the Satan figure

71:57

>> it was here before the Watchers

71:59

descended to the earth. Satan was here

72:02

with with his quote unquote fallen

72:04

angels. So, I'm not a big fan of that

72:05

term, but um people understand when I

72:08

use it what I mean. So, these these

72:11

apostate

72:13

rebel sons of God, angelic beings are

72:16

here on the earth, and they have not

72:19

been chained up. They've been here. They

72:22

were here before us. Um and

72:26

this is a remnant of that.

72:31

Let's put it into Star Wars terms, a

72:32

rebel alliance. Except in this case,

72:34

they're the bad guys who were fighting

72:36

against the kingdom of heaven that we we

72:37

talked about earlier when Rahab exploded

72:39

in the in the the civilization on Mars

72:42

and all that. They came from there.

72:44

>> So, we're not even that we're not even

72:45

referencing the Watchers in that

72:47

context. The Watchers came afterward.

72:49

The Watchers came in the days descend in

72:51

the days of Jared. So, humankind was

72:53

already populating the earth. That's

72:54

when the Watchers descended. But but you

72:57

know the dragon, the devil and his

72:58

angels, Satan and and and his uh and his

73:02

consort, his his cohort, they came to

73:07

the earth or were cast down to the earth

73:09

a long time ago after that cosmic

73:12

battle. So they were here before Adam.

73:16

They were here before the Watchers.

73:18

They're a separate group.

73:20

Um these are these are these are

73:22

heavenly beings, right?

73:25

um probably the the the same kind of

73:27

beings as the watchers.

73:30

And by the way, there's a misconception

73:32

and this really is is propagated in the

73:35

West. And it and this this has to do

73:37

more with a cultural perception than any

73:39

sort of biblical

73:42

uh

73:44

fact is is the idea that that quote

73:47

unquote fallen angels are these ugly,

73:49

grotesque, demonic looking beings. like

73:52

they're, you know, like they look

73:53

reptilian or something or they have

73:55

horns and whatever. There's no

73:57

indication that that's true anywhere.

73:59

That's not a that's certainly not a

74:01

biblical concept. That's a western

74:02

traditional concept because we ascribe

74:05

we we we ascribe their qualities, their

74:08

the attributes that they're cunning and

74:10

they're deceptive and they're evil. You

74:13

know, these are malevolent beings. And

74:15

so we portray them. Traditionally the

74:17

church has portrayed them in cultural in

74:19

culture as these ugly beings right who

74:22

embody these attributes. But but I

74:25

believe that these in fact biblically

74:28

speaking Satan is described as as the

74:32

most beautiful being. He's he was he was

74:35

he was the sum of perfection

74:38

and and and he was absolutely beautiful.

74:42

And so quite the opposite of the western

74:45

tradition. And I think that goes for

74:47

Satan and and the other angelic beings

74:50

who defected with him from the kingdom

74:53

and and are now in opposition of the

74:55

king of heaven. And they're at least in

74:57

part here on earth and again have been

74:59

long before Adam at least from my

75:02

theological perspective and many others

75:04

as well. But but from my theological

75:05

perspective, they've been here a long

75:07

time. So let's differentiate between the

75:09

watchers who descend in the days of

75:10

Jared and who the Bible designates as

75:14

the devil and his angels, the dragon

75:16

>> and the other the other apostate princes

75:19

because that's what they are. These were

75:21

princes in the kingdom of heaven. Okay?

75:23

So what I'm trying to describe here is a

75:26

kingdom, a real kingdom, not an

75:28

imaginary kingdom, not a spiritual

75:30

kingdom, not a interdimensional kingdom,

75:32

because these are all there may be, you

75:34

know, interdimensional aspects and

75:36

things like that, but I'm trying to get

75:37

people to disassociate the kingdom of

75:39

heaven with sort of the fairy tale stuff

75:41

and think of it instead as a practical

75:43

functioning kingdom

75:45

and and that the the those who've

75:49

defected from that kingdom before the

75:51

creation of Adam, in other words,

75:52

angelic beings who defected from that

75:54

kingdom are still here with us today and

75:57

perhaps elsewhere.

76:00

Um and uh and that those beings

76:03

according to the Bible are still active

76:05

in the world.

76:07

And so

76:09

from my point of view, these beings

76:13

are they they they they are very cumbly.

76:18

They look we look like them.

76:21

these angelic beings which is which is

76:24

apparent in the in the biblical

76:25

narrative every time human beings

76:29

encounter angels in the narrative. And

76:31

when I I'm stressing narrative because

76:33

you have the narrative of the Bible and

76:36

then you have the prophetic content.

76:38

The prophetic content is a world of

76:41

symbolism.

76:42

This is, you know, when when when

76:45

the prophets are having these visionary

76:48

experiences, they're either a in a

76:50

trance or b dreaming.

76:52

They never go anywhere. They're in a

76:54

trance or they're dreaming. So just like

76:56

in a dreamscape, everything you

76:58

encounter in a dreamcape, in as much as

77:00

it means anything, is symbolic. So this

77:03

is a world of symbolism and

77:04

communication. The world of the what I'm

77:06

calling the prophetic, right? So set

77:08

that aside. And but the narrative, what

77:10

I refer to as the narrative, the

77:12

biblical narrative is the actual story.

77:14

I'll give you an example. Abraham

77:17

encounters angelic beings. In the

77:19

narrative, not in a vision, not in a

77:22

trance. In the actual narrative of the

77:24

story, Abraham encounters a group of

77:26

angelic beings and he has dinner with

77:30

them. He sucks with them. He interacts

77:33

with them just like we interact with

77:34

each other. And they look like us. They

77:36

look human.

77:38

They're not human, but they look human.

77:41

Um, his nephew Lot encounters angelic

77:44

beings who come to extract him and his

77:47

family before the destruction of Sodom.

77:51

And what does he do with these beings?

77:54

He eats with them. He has dinner with

77:56

them.

77:58

And then they escort him out of the

77:59

city. And the city is destroyed. So what

78:01

I'm trying to establish here is is that

78:04

these beings that we describe, again I'm

78:07

coming from a Christian perspective, the

78:09

beings that we desri that we call angels

78:11

in the Bible, we have a false perception

78:15

of what these beings are, what they look

78:17

like, and what they do. Um, and that

78:19

perception comes from tradition. It's

78:22

it's it's not extracted from the

78:23

biblical narrative. It rather it comes

78:25

from church tradition and just western

78:28

tradition in general.

78:30

And in the western tradition, of course,

78:34

we're all familiar with the depiction of

78:36

cherubam in the Catholic Church, um, in

78:40

Roman Catholicism, which depicts them as

78:42

as little chubby toddlers, basically

78:45

with little wings,

78:47

um, is absurd. That's absurd. That's not

78:50

what Chiro beam are. That's not how

78:51

they're described in the Bible. And even

78:54

the way they're described in the Bible

78:55

is symbolic. So because that's within

78:58

the that's within that visionary

79:00

context. But um angels whenever they're

79:03

in the whenever they're actually

79:04

interacting with mankind in the

79:06

narrative, they look very much like we

79:08

do. And they don't have wings. Angels do

79:11

not have wings. And in fact, um there

79:15

are these vehicles that are described in

79:16

the Bible. And I'm not talking about

79:18

Ezekiel's wheel

79:19

>> because Ezekiel's wheel, we're going to

79:21

relegate that to the trans visionary

79:25

stuff, the dreamscape stuff, cuz that's

79:27

what that was.

79:29

>> It's symbolic.

79:30

Um, so I don't think Ezekiel's wheel is

79:33

a is a UFO. However, in the narrative,

79:37

you have these other vehicles that are

79:39

called the chariots of God or the

79:42

chariots of Israel or the chariots of

79:44

fire.

79:46

They're described variously the same

79:47

thing. And these are, it's very

79:50

ambiguous, but these are clearly some

79:52

kind of vehicle of conveyance.

79:56

And you know, I'm I'm old enough to know

79:59

that horses don't fly.

80:02

And you know, the the Bible doesn't

80:05

oblige me to believe that horses fly

80:08

because when you think of a chariot,

80:09

obviously a chariot is the most advanced

80:12

vehicle of conveyance

80:14

>> in the mind of the Iron Age rider,

80:16

right?

80:18

There's nothing that's more advanced

80:19

than a chariot. That's it. I mean,

80:20

that's that's like the Ferrari of their

80:23

time. So chariot is pulled by horses. So

80:27

if you're trying to describe a vehicle

80:30

that is advanced, you might describe it

80:33

as a chariot,

80:35

>> a chariot of fire or chariot of God or

80:37

chariot of Israel. And so I do believe

80:41

that these beings, these angelic beings,

80:44

a as I said earlier, they look like us.

80:47

Why do they look like us, by the way?

80:48

It's something I mentioned earlier.

80:50

>> Because they're our siblings.

80:53

They're the older siblings. They're the

80:54

sons of God that pre-exist us

80:56

>> that Adam's created to be a son of God.

80:58

So, it's a family. Clearly, it's a

81:01

family

81:02

>> and we were supposed to be part of it.

81:04

>> So, and we were part of it in the

81:06

beginning. Um, but we've been sunundered

81:08

from the family, divorced from the

81:10

family of God. This is the great tragedy

81:11

of of of our story.

81:14

>> We were sundered from the family,

81:16

subjected to um subjected to decay and

81:20

degeneration.

81:22

And uh but the good news is and this is

81:24

what the good news what I alluded to

81:26

earlier is that there's a way back in

81:28

through Christ. He brings us back and

81:30

restores us back into the family of

81:32

sons. Um so these other sons of God,

81:36

the morning stars, remember that that

81:39

that were singing together and the sons

81:41

of God shouting for joy before mankind

81:44

was created.

81:47

that because we're members of the same

81:49

family, we bear the same image. We look

81:53

similar to one another. And I would go

81:55

further than that.

81:56

>> I would say based on everything we've

81:58

discussed here from the book of Enoch in

82:00

Genesis 6, we're so

82:03

alike that we're that we are we're

82:06

genetically compatible. We can copulate.

82:09

We can procreate.

82:11

>> That's exactly what we're doing in the

82:13

book of Enoch. That's exactly what's

82:15

happening in Genesis 6. uh the sons of

82:17

God are procreating with human women. So

82:21

I just I just choose the path of least

82:24

resistance here.

82:25

>> It's because they're genetically

82:26

compatible. And one thing I didn't

82:28

mention when we're talking about those

82:30

sons of God was that the impetus, what I

82:33

call the first cause of the watchers

82:36

defection was lust. They lusted. The

82:40

book of Enoch says, and this is what the

82:43

Genesis 6 implies, they lusted after the

82:46

daughters of men. They were sexually

82:48

attracted to human women. Well, I mean,

82:51

we can extrapolate then that they have

82:54

the male machinery, right? Because you

82:59

you if if you're just some wraith or

83:01

you're just some spiritual being, how do

83:02

you lust?

83:04

How are you consumed with lust after the

83:06

female form? And then furthermore, how

83:08

do you copulate with a woman and and

83:11

procreate?

83:13

And and so I as again I just take the

83:17

path of least resistance. I add up all

83:18

of these data points from the biblical

83:20

narrative and I conclude

83:23

that we are the younger sibling. They

83:26

are the older sibling. I call them the

83:27

the elder the elder race in my book.

83:31

>> By the way, that's a a wink and a nod to

83:34

JRR Tolken. Remember the LDR?

83:37

>> Yes.

83:38

>> In the uh in the um the Lord of the

83:41

Rings and and the Sylmarian were the

83:44

were the elves

83:45

>> were the high elves and who who were

83:48

somewhat related to humans and could

83:50

certainly copulate with them.

83:52

>> So, um but that's not why I that's not

83:57

exactly from from where I derive the

83:59

idea. I derive it from the biblical text

84:01

that we are the younger sibling. So why

84:04

am I building I'm building this

84:06

structure here so that I can so that I

84:08

can begin to build on top of it. So what

84:11

I'm trying to depict here is that

84:13

there's a faction of beings perhaps one

84:16

of many

84:18

that are pre-exist.

84:21

They look like us rather we look like

84:24

them. They're more magnificent than we

84:25

are. King David said in the Psalms that

84:28

that mankind was created to be a little

84:31

lower than the heavenly beings. Okay, so

84:34

these are those heavenly beings.

84:36

We're we were members of the same

84:38

family. That's why we literally look

84:39

like each other. We bear the image of

84:42

our father.

84:43

And who's the express image according to

84:46

the scriptures, the express image and

84:48

likeness of the father? The son of God.

84:50

So basically we look like the son of God

84:52

who's the preeminent son. And so we are

84:56

genetically compatible. We can copulate.

85:00

And so I'm depicting a class of beings,

85:02

angels, who are technologically

85:05

advanced,

85:07

who who use utilize technology, dare I

85:10

say flying saucers, who have knowledge

85:14

that that is much older than any any

85:17

knowledge on earth, much more advanced,

85:19

who come from a kingdom the Bible

85:22

describes as the kingdom of heaven.

85:24

a literal kingdom with a king and a

85:27

council and and courts and courtortiers

85:32

and couriers and armies.

85:35

You know the the the most uh common name

85:38

for uh for for Yahweh in the Old

85:41

Testament is Lord of armies.

85:44

>> Lord of hosts that means Lord of armies.

85:46

>> So you have angelic armies. And as I

85:50

when I was a kid, I always thought,

85:52

how do you have like supernatural

85:54

armies? How do they how do they do

85:57

battle? Like, and because I was thinking

85:59

of it as supernatural, which means above

86:02

and beyond nature. And I've I've since

86:05

um changed my view and I believe there

86:08

is precisely one supernatural being in

86:11

the universe, and that is the father,

86:12

God, supreme. Uh everything else,

86:15

everybody else is subjected to the laws

86:17

of nature. equally. So, um so you have

86:22

this functional kingdom from which these

86:25

beings come. Now, so you have this

86:28

faction of beings, the angelic faction,

86:31

the sons of God, the morning stars.

86:33

These are all the same. I'm using those

86:35

terms uh um analogously for these

86:38

beings. And they they they we look like

86:42

them. They use technology. They speak a

86:44

language. And then you have a group of

86:47

them that defected.

86:50

Those are the quote unquote fallen

86:52

angels. That's the group that defects

86:54

from the kingdom. Those are the those

86:56

are the the beings who are in opposition

86:58

to the king of heaven on earth.

87:00

opposition to his kingdom, opposition to

87:02

mankind, corrupting, always seeking to

87:04

corrupt and um and and cause man mankind

87:08

to become disaffected with the kingdom

87:11

of heaven and to sin against God and to

87:14

reap the repercussions, which is what

87:15

they were doing with Israel. And these

87:18

beings are here.

87:20

So those beings speak the same language

87:25

as their the unfaithful

87:28

fallen angelic beings speak the same

87:30

language as the faithful ones. They look

87:32

the same. They use the same technology.

87:36

So again what I'm doing here is I'm

87:39

creating this this structure

87:42

upon which coming from a Christian

87:44

perspective to be able to understand the

87:47

phenomenon without reverting to

87:49

supernaturalism.

87:51

>> What do you think they want to do with

87:53

humanity now? Do they have intentions

87:55

for us?

87:55

>> Oh yeah. There's no question about it. I

87:57

mean, from a biblical perspective, the

88:00

enemies of God first and foremost are in

88:04

opposition to everything that that God

88:06

desires.

88:08

And they are they're they're almost

88:10

their job is to lead mankind astray

88:13

>> into apostasy, to cause mankind to

88:16

transgress

88:18

and and to destroy us, and by doing so

88:22

to do injury to to to God. That's part

88:27

of what they do. They're also um this is

88:30

all building. This is all accumul um

88:32

this is all um crescendoing. This is the

88:36

crescendo of my book birthright. The the

88:38

the culmination is

88:41

Armageddon.

88:42

>> And Armageddon is so often interpreted

88:45

as a war with Israel. But if you really

88:49

if you really pay attention, Armageddon

88:52

is a war with the son of God returning

88:54

to the earth. And I believe that's a

88:56

kinetic war. So I think that literally

88:59

these fallen sons of God, these apostate

89:02

sons of God are are are slowly building

89:08

eventually they're going to be building

89:09

an army. They're they're they're

89:11

amassing the technology. They're

89:12

building an army. They're leading

89:14

humanity into a posthuman condition. And

89:18

the objective is to usurp dominion of

89:20

the earth and resist the son of God

89:22

returning to the earth. I understand

89:24

that, you know, that's a very

89:25

theological position. So your your

89:28

viewers who aren't coming from a

89:29

biblical perspective may think that

89:31

that's absolutely absurd. However, from

89:34

a biblical perspective, that's

89:35

absolutely accurate.

89:37

>> So, um, so yes, there's a conflict

89:41

coming and all of this is is mounting

89:45

towards that conflict, that ultimate

89:46

conflict between good and evil. And so

89:49

those beings are at work in the earth.

89:52

They've been here for a very long time.

89:54

So, let me make this really practical

89:56

for people and then I'll shut up. Let me

89:59

make this really practical.

89:59

>> No, I love it. So, you know,

90:03

I'm I'm you probably aware I'm I'm um a

90:08

person who is completely utterly

90:11

convinced of the nuts and bolts reality

90:15

of of the UFO phenomenon because I

90:17

myself have seen a UFO right above my

90:19

car, 40 ft above my car, you know, a

90:21

UFO. I think it was a um ARV, but

90:24

nevertheless,

90:25

>> where was this?

90:26

>> Brook Park, Ohio.

90:27

>> Wow. Um so near right Patterson or

90:31

>> No, it's near uh the John Glenn NASA

90:33

research center and also um well well

90:36

yeah the NASA center there.

90:38

>> So you think it was possibly human

90:39

reverse engineered or

90:41

>> so I'll digress into this really quick

90:43

because this this does sort of

90:44

illustrate the point I was about to

90:45

make. Um uh so this was during a time

90:49

this was probably my god I don't know 14

90:50

years ago. I don't know I always

90:51

probably say a different number because

90:53

I I'm I'm really bad with numbers and

90:54

dates and stuff. It was it was before I

90:57

currently live in Montana. It was before

90:58

I moved to Montana. I was living in

91:01

Brook Park rather uh Cleveland, Ohio

91:04

where I was born. I was born in Brook

91:05

Park, Ohio. Um and I had just returned,

91:09

you know, a year or two previous to that

91:11

from Peru. I lived in Peru for about 10

91:13

years. And I was living in Cleveland and

91:18

not far from my brother-in-law. and he

91:21

and I would always work out in his

91:22

basement and we'd always lift weights in

91:25

his basement and and and I would say

91:27

more often than not the topic of

91:29

conversation was UFO stuff and we were

91:31

deep into Lazar and the just kind of

91:33

kicking around what what the reverse

91:35

engineered technology would look like

91:38

and you know all of that sort of stuff

91:40

talking about gray aliens talking about

91:42

sort of all the euphological lore that

91:44

was more often than not the this the the

91:48

topic of conversation

91:50

and he's an inventor and so he liked to

91:52

think about like you know maybe what

91:53

what what some of the anti- gravitics

91:55

look like and stuff like that and so one

91:58

day probably was the top topic of

92:00

conversation this evening we were

92:02

working out in his basement and he

92:04

wanted to run over to the suburb of

92:06

Brook Park Ohio which is that's where I

92:08

actually grew up was in Brook Park Ohio

92:11

and uh so we we hopped in my car and

92:13

this was probably we we were trying to

92:15

get there before it closed I think it

92:16

closed at 9:00 this was in February

92:19

February really it was really cold

92:21

outside and it was really windy this

92:23

particular night like really really

92:25

windy and we jumped in my car and we

92:28

drove over to Brook Park and we went to

92:30

the Brook Park uh strip mall the the

92:33

Brook it was called Brook Strip Mall I

92:35

don't know if it's still there to this

92:36

day but I used to ride my bike around

92:38

there very familiar with this area and

92:40

then you know not far from there is the

92:43

airport in the John Glenn Center the

92:45

NASA center and there's also a um um a

92:50

um reserve

92:53

um what do you call it? The Army Reserve

92:55

or whatever it's called um base close

92:57

by.

92:58

>> Air Force Base or Army B. Okay.

93:00

>> Yeah. And um

93:02

uh National Guard.

93:03

>> National Guard.

93:04

>> National Guard. And so we're we're

93:08

it's dark outside. It's probably 8:30 or

93:10

so. And we're we're we're pulling up to

93:13

the Brook Park Brook 8 shopping uh strip

93:17

mall and there's this light and we got

93:20

to go through the light and then you go

93:21

into the parking lot and we're stopped

93:22

at the light and we're we're both kind

93:24

of just we're just talking. He I

93:26

remember he was talking to me about some

93:26

invention he had related to like a

93:28

toothbrush. I can remember that. And um

93:32

and as he's talking, we're we're just

93:35

kind of looking ahead and we see this

93:36

thing, this craft hovering above the

93:38

corner store and it's got really bright

93:40

lights and we immediately thought it was

93:43

a a training exercise from the National

93:46

Guard. That's what we thought. Oh, look

93:48

at that. There's a helicopter. It's a

93:49

training exercise. Like it was big hel I

93:51

thought it was a like a Chinook or

93:52

something or like a Blackhawk. and and

93:54

we were just sort of um you know uh

93:58

amazed that they're they're hovering

93:59

that low over the building. It was

94:00

probably only 30 feet above the

94:02

building. And so we rolled our windows

94:04

down cuz we thought we were going to

94:06

hear the telltale sound of blades

94:08

whipping through the air. Nothing.

94:11

And we were close enough we should have

94:12

heard it. And we It was windy, granted.

94:15

And we looked at each other like, uh-oh.

94:18

So I go through the light. There's

94:20

hardly anybody in the parking lot cuz

94:22

it's almost everything's almost closing,

94:23

right? were rushing to get to the store.

94:25

Probably 8:45 by now. Pull into the

94:28

parking lot and I don't even like park.

94:31

I just throw my vehicle into park

94:34

because this craft that was hovering

94:36

above the corner store lifts up in the

94:38

air and effortlessly glides right over

94:41

my car. But it wasn't directly above. It

94:43

was in front so that it it like

94:45

positioned itself so I could get a full

94:47

view of it through my windshield. So it

94:48

was in front but above. And then it

94:50

descended to about 40 ft.

94:54

And it was immediately apparent to me

94:56

and my brother-in-law that this was not

94:58

National Guard. This was not this was

95:01

not anything conventional. Um it it was

95:05

reminiscent

95:06

of the F-17 Nighthawk

95:09

>> fighter. It had sort of that angular

95:12

body armor, a little bit of that. And it

95:14

was like a grayish green dark color,

95:17

>> although it was hard to tell cuz it was

95:18

night time. It had really bright

95:20

triangular lights. I remember two. My

95:22

brother-in-law remembers one, but

95:24

triangles, lights, white, and then it

95:26

had a series of I think green and blue

95:28

lights around the perimeter at the

95:29

bottom.

95:31

And it it didn't have wings. It had

95:34

little stubby protrusions in the place

95:35

of wings. And it was kind of shaped like

95:38

a diamond

95:40

>> and um and it it it was it it didn't

95:46

really have sharp angles. It was very

95:48

smooth. Um, there was no visible

95:50

windshield or anything like that. No

95:52

markings. There was no propulsionary

95:54

systems, propulsion system to speak of,

95:57

no engines, no propellers,

96:01

um, nothing like that at all. Again, it

96:03

just had little stubby protrusions in

96:05

the place of wings. It was not

96:06

aerodynamic is what I'm trying to say.

96:09

>> And, and we rolled our windows down

96:13

to listen to hear if it if there's any

96:15

noise of an engine. Nothing. Completely

96:17

silent. All we heard was the wind. The

96:19

wind was so strong that it was rocking

96:22

my car like this. Um, it's rock the

96:24

gusts of winds are rocking my little Kia

96:26

Sportage I think is what I had at the

96:28

time. And and this thing just like I

96:30

said descended and just hovered there

96:32

like I was supposed to see it. And we're

96:35

just staring at this thing. I remember

96:38

saying the only thing I could say was

96:40

Tony that is some top secret.

96:44

That's what I told. And and then we're

96:46

just staring at this and and and then

96:49

suddenly like I'm thinking I don't I

96:52

have a flip phone at the time. He has a

96:54

smartphone. I'm thinking get a picture.

96:57

Get a video. Get video of this thing. So

96:58

I said, "Tony, your phone. Your phone."

97:01

And he like like he's coming out of a

97:03

trance and he starts, you know, looking

97:05

for his phone in his pocket. He finds

97:07

his phone, pulls it out, drops it on the

97:08

ground. So he he bends over to pick up

97:11

his phone, right? To get a to get a

97:13

picture or footage. And as he's bending

97:15

over, I mean, we probably were staring

97:17

at this thing for at least 30 seconds,

97:18

which is a long time, maybe even a

97:20

minute or two. I don't remember. We had

97:21

a long look at this thing. And as he's

97:25

fidgeting on the ground to find his

97:26

phone, the craft lifts up into the air.

97:29

Again, it is so windy, and I failed to

97:31

mention, the craft is completely

97:33

unaffected by the wind.

97:35

>> Completely

97:36

>> as if it's in its own atmospheric

97:38

bubble.

97:40

>> Lifts up into the air and then it begins

97:42

to turn effortlessly. And by the time he

97:44

gets his phone up, it's moving away and

97:47

it's just gliding away. And we jump out

97:50

of the car and it is I just remember

97:54

jumping out of the car getting blasted

97:55

in the face with ice cold wind. And by

97:59

the time he got his phone up, it was

98:01

descending over the horizon like over

98:03

behind the houses toward the glass

98:06

rather toward the NASA um John Glenn

98:09

Center by the way. Right in that

98:11

direction. No. Again, it had no

98:14

insignia, no air force insignia. It was

98:17

not a helicopter. It was the size of a

98:19

Chinook or a Blackhawk helicopter. No

98:21

insignia,

98:23

no propellers, no noise, no propulsion

98:26

system, no windshield.

98:29

Was it a drone? I don't know. Whatever

98:31

it was, it was not using conventional

98:32

technology. That's for sure. You know, I

98:34

mean, you know, when a Harrier jet takes

98:36

off, if there's vehicles below it, it

98:38

like blows them out of the way, right?

98:41

um this thing nothing. So I don't know

98:45

why but I sort of concluded that I was

98:48

looking at you know what what people

98:50

call ARVs alien um reproduction vehicle.

98:53

I I I don't know why I can't I can't say

98:55

I don't know why but I got the distinct

98:57

sensation that that that this was ours

99:00

this was this was but but that the

99:02

technology was exotic. I don't know that

99:04

was just a feeling which doesn't mean

99:05

much but that's what I saw and and that

99:10

was it for me. Okay. So everything that

99:13

I had been learning about in the realm

99:14

of eupfology right

99:16

>> was suddenly concretized

99:19

>> in that moment. Now that doesn't mean

99:21

that everything's true but it means the

99:23

phenomenon is real

99:25

>> 100%. We've got advanced technology now

99:28

whether we you know took some divergent

99:31

path from Nicola Tesla and built it

99:34

ourselves or whether we derived some of

99:36

this technology from crash retrievals

99:38

which is what I believe in fact I would

99:39

say I know that to be true at this point

99:41

in my life

99:42

>> um the phenomenon is real the technology

99:45

is real

99:46

>> people are in possession of it

99:48

>> and are utilizing it are deploying it

99:51

>> um and that really like I said it

99:53

concretized the whole thing in my mind

99:55

way back Then

99:57

>> and so moving forward from that

99:59

position,

100:01

it it wasn't, you know, I I wasn't

100:02

struggling and choking on aspects of

100:05

eupfology like a lot of people do

100:06

because they've never seen anything.

100:08

>> I was able to just

100:10

>> have this baseline understanding that

100:12

yeah, something's there's some aspect of

100:15

this is

100:16

>> is absolutely real. Do you think this

100:21

biblical fallen angel idea accounts for

100:25

all of the phenomena that we see?

100:27

>> Okay, that's a very good question. So,

100:31

this loops us right back into what I was

100:33

saying, which was that

100:37

I established that I believe that the

100:39

the good guys and the bad guys look the

100:41

same. We look like them. They come from

100:43

an advanced ancient civilization that

100:46

pre-exists us biblically speaking. And

100:50

some of them are loyal to the king of

100:52

heaven and some of them are in

100:54

opposition to him. So you have the quote

100:55

unquote good angels and fallen angels,

100:57

right? Loyal sons of God, disloyal sons

101:00

of God. Um, and they're both operating,

101:04

I believe, with the same technology. M

101:07

>> so like I said earlier, you know, we'd

101:09

establish that the Watchers are a

101:10

separate group from I believe they're

101:12

the same species, so to speak, but

101:14

they're a separate group.

101:16

>> So when the Watchers descended to Mount

101:19

Hermon, I believe that they were at the

101:21

helms of advanced aerospace vehicles.

101:24

>> I believe that the technology of this

101:26

civilization is exceedingly advanced.

101:29

So, some of what we see out there is,

101:33

for a lack of a better term, angelic

101:35

technology. That's the way that I would

101:37

describe it. Now, some of that

101:40

technology is being piloted by good guys

101:42

and some of that technology is being

101:44

piloted by bad guys, but the technology

101:47

itself, you cannot ascribe motive to a

101:49

piece of hardware. You can't say that

101:52

that piece of hardwood, you know, a

101:53

flying saucers is no more good or evil

101:56

than than than

101:58

my truck.

101:59

>> So you would say as below so above,

102:02

they're good and bad people and they're

102:04

good and bad.

102:05

>> Just like on Earth, yeah, there's

102:07

there's factions of human beings and

102:10

some some of us do good and some of us

102:12

do evil, but we're the same species and

102:14

we use the same technology. So this is

102:16

interesting because it's almost

102:18

uh you know we've heard people like

102:20

Jacqu Valet talk about connecting the

102:22

modern phenomena with sort of biblical

102:24

elements.

102:26

>> Uh and then you also have people like

102:28

Hal Putoff who actually lives out here

102:29

in Austin who wrote an interesting paper

102:32

about the saluran hypothesis these these

102:35

ultraterrestrials so survivors of an

102:38

ancient cat cataclysm and you're sort of

102:40

combining them. Well, I'm I'm going. So,

102:43

so that's the first

102:45

>> that's just a component of the

102:46

phenomenon that I just

102:48

>> Do I believe that describes the

102:49

totality? No. It does not describe the

102:51

totality of the phenomenon.

102:52

>> I'm glad you're saying that cuz I I

102:54

agree. I think it's every time we try to

102:56

>> Yes. No, I don't believe that describes

102:58

the totality of the phenomenon. I think

103:00

that's an that's a that's an aspect of

103:02

the phenomenon.

103:03

>> These beings we call angels in the

103:05

biblical nerve. Angel, by the way, is

103:06

just a occupational descriptor in the

103:09

Bible. It just means messenger, an

103:10

envoy, one who is sent. It doesn't give

103:12

us any insight into the nature of those

103:15

beings.

103:16

>> And and often they're kind of

103:17

terrifyingly violent. We just

103:19

>> Well, the the the the the bad ones are

103:21

certainly

103:22

>> or even I mean depends on where like in

103:25

uh the Old Testament sometimes they're

103:27

violent, but it's sort of in this

103:28

moralistic Sodom and Gomorra. Sodom and

103:30

Gomorrah. Exactly.

103:30

>> They eviscerated Sodom and Gomorra. How

103:32

did they do that?

103:33

>> I don't know. Lasers or something. Maybe

103:35

there was a saucer hovering above that

103:36

thing. Yep. So um so you know people

103:41

this is very difficult and it was

103:42

difficult for me in the beginning to

103:44

sort of retool my mind. Um yeah, but you

103:48

know what? Uh to challenge the audience,

103:50

you know, anybody who's like, we're

103:52

talking about stuff that's serious now

103:53

and that the government's talking about,

103:55

but in the P, all of this is extremely

103:58

speculative and you have to if you have

104:01

these ancient traditions that are all

104:03

triangulating towards a common truth and

104:07

you have, you know, eons. I mean,

104:09

literally, I think Jacqu Valet is kind

104:11

of a this really important kind of

104:13

godfather of modern UFO research. If you

104:16

read Wonders in the Sky, you read

104:17

Passport to Meonia, you have to take

104:20

this transhistorical, transcultural Yes.

104:23

idea. This isn't just post Roswell

104:25

nuclear age American stuff happening.

104:28

>> That's right. This is where I like to

104:30

draw delineations here. So, what I've

104:32

described is one faction,

104:35

one aspect of the phenomenon,

104:37

>> but I don't think that that describes

104:39

the totality of the phenomenon. And what

104:42

I mean by this is if I know because I'm

104:47

so convinced of the biblical narrative,

104:48

right? I know that that faction exists,

104:51

this angelic faction, and that they're

104:53

in the game. They're they're major

104:55

players in the game here.

104:57

>> But also being a

105:00

eager eupfologist for all these years, I

105:03

know that gray aliens exist. And I know

105:05

I say that definitively, but I think the

105:08

the the evidence is overwhelming.

105:11

And and the reason why I say the

105:12

evidence is overwhelming primarily it's

105:14

not because of the whistleblowers and

105:17

all of the crash retrieval stuff,

105:18

Leonard Stringfield, all the stuff he

105:20

compiled, although all of that is

105:22

compelling. What what what pushes me

105:24

over the edge is alien abduction. That's

105:26

what pushes me over the edge in regard

105:28

to gray aliens.

105:30

>> So, um I have too many friends and

105:33

associates who've seen them.

105:35

>> Yeah.

105:35

>> And have been touch and have touched

105:37

them and have been taken by them. So um

105:41

so

105:42

>> yeah, the amount of people out there who

105:44

have been taken

105:46

have implants with, you know, the

105:48

implants have isotope ratios that don't

105:50

occur on Earth. That's right. Roger Lear

105:52

was literally like extracting them from

105:54

bodies.

105:54

>> Many

105:55

>> many. And then

105:57

>> Andy Andy captured one of the best U and

105:59

I don't know what you think about it,

106:00

but one of the best UFO videos I've ever

106:03

seen.

106:03

>> Oh, I've never seen this.

106:05

>> Oh, you haven't? You had to have seen

106:06

this one? Maybe. I think it was in Was

106:08

it in Lebanon? I can't remember the

106:10

details. And it's like a It looks like a

106:12

craft. You can see grays inside of it.

106:14

>> Oh, yeah.

106:15

>> And I don't People say that that's been

106:17

debunked and other people say it hasn't

106:18

been debunked. But um

106:20

>> I didn't know that was his video.

106:21

>> Yeah, Roger Lair captured that.

106:23

>> Wow.

106:24

>> Isn't that weird?

106:24

>> That's wild.

106:25

>> Here's the guy pulling implants out of

106:27

people. Captures that video. So now

106:30

whether or not that video has actually

106:31

been debunked, I don't think so.

106:34

>> Um I think it's one of the most

106:35

compelling videos I've ever seen.

106:36

Certainly.

106:37

>> Is it Is it Lebanon or is it Turkey?

106:39

>> Or Turkey. Turkey. Somewhere in there.

106:40

Somewhere in that area. Yeah. I don't

106:42

remember where it is. They're looking

106:43

over the ocean.

106:44

>> No, it's an amazing video.

106:45

>> Yes. And And I mean, it looks like these

106:47

big bulbous headed gray aliens in there

106:49

>> and nobody's ever conclusively debunked

106:51

it as with a lot of imagery. It's like

106:53

you have the negatives and nobody can

106:54

conclusively say it's fake.

106:56

>> Long before the age of AI.

106:57

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

106:58

>> So, I don't know. But that's that Roger

107:00

Lair was was awesome. Mhm.

107:02

>> And yeah, implants are are so

107:06

overlooked. I mean, it's like, by the

107:08

way, this is often times my conversation

107:10

with some of the congressional people I

107:12

interact with.

107:13

>> Like, you want evidence?

107:14

>> Yeah.

107:15

>> There's a lot of people walking around

107:16

with with exotic material, technological

107:19

material in their bodies.

107:21

>> Yeah.

107:22

>> And and I don't there's there's no

107:23

question about it. I mean, uh,

107:27

th this is the aspect of eupfology where

107:30

you can mine the most physical material

107:33

evidence is the abduction stuff.

107:35

>> Yeah. It's so str. You know, I I

107:37

interviewed Whitley Strieber and you

107:38

could say what you want about some of

107:40

his stories or his book or his writing

107:42

background, whatever. I felt an implant

107:45

in his ear and I don't think he's

107:47

putting it in his own ear or behind the

107:50

ear. Yeah. I don't think he's doing that

107:51

for show. Yeah. It's right here. It's at

107:53

the top of his ear and it's so strange.

107:55

And then I just did a show with my buddy

107:57

Chris Ramsey who runs this great podcast

107:59

called Area 52.

108:01

>> We had this guy come up on stage and he

108:03

had an experience when he was a child

108:05

and he has something very similar in his

108:06

ear and he could put a magnet externally

108:09

on it and it'll stick there. It's so

108:12

strange.

108:12

>> Most people who have implants, most of

108:14

them are generally located somewhere in

108:16

the head, although people have had them

108:18

all over. Roger extracted implants from

108:19

knees and whatever. And you know, my my

108:22

colleague and good friend Ellie Marculli

108:24

worked with Lair and and was there when

108:26

they extracted some of these implants

108:28

and and they would describe he would

108:30

describe to me how some of these

108:31

implants were evasive.

108:33

>> Yeah.

108:33

>> They move and they don't they're not

108:35

rejected by the body. Y

108:36

>> they don't cause swelling. They they

108:38

migrate around the body but of and many

108:41

abductees have ejected them

108:43

unintentionally from their nasal cavity.

108:46

um you know they'll have a bloody nose

108:47

and they eject an implant.

108:49

>> Yeah, a little BB will come out.

108:51

>> A little BB will come out and they're

108:52

they're shaped variously like some of

108:54

them are look like tiny little pills

108:55

oblong some of them are round whatever.

108:57

>> Um and I think L concluded that they

109:00

that they they had some sort of

109:02

nanotechnology in in them. Yep.

109:04

>> Some very very sophisticated technology.

109:06

And it's like

109:08

>> that's physical evidence.

109:10

>> It is physical evidence.

109:11

>> That's physical evidence. And not only

109:12

that,

109:13

>> and I know we're we're diving into alien

109:15

abduction, but not only that, because

109:16

let me before I dive into alien

109:17

abduction, let me just wrap up what I

109:19

saying real quick. So, I said that the

109:21

angelic stuff doesn't account for the

109:23

the the totality of the phenomenon.

109:25

>> Yeah.

109:26

>> Because, you know, I look at the gray

109:27

alien faction. Again, I'm very very

109:29

persuaded that that faction is real. And

109:31

and you have the the little grays, you

109:34

know, people think are automatons of

109:36

some kind, maybe artificial intelligence

109:38

or something. Um, I like to think of

109:40

them as cybernetic dru clones,

109:42

cybernetic clones. And and they're, to

109:45

me, from my perspective, they seem to be

109:47

clearly created by the insecttoins. You

109:49

know what Dr. David Jacobs describes as

109:51

insectilins, the manted beings in my

109:53

estimation, that's the biological

109:54

species, the organic species, and

109:56

they're making the little grays.

109:57

>> And there's not just little grays. I

109:59

mean, there's there's big grays, too. I

110:01

mean, from, you know, from euphological

110:03

lore at least. And but the little ones

110:06

are the ones that come to retrieve the

110:07

abductee. So that's a faction. And so

110:10

when I say these things and I and I talk

110:12

about angelic beings, people conflate

110:14

the two. Like they think I'm saying that

110:16

the grays are the angelic beings. I am

110:18

not. I just want to make that.

110:20

>> What do we think the grays are?

110:21

>> So I don't know. Um I have no idea gray

110:25

aliens are, but or where they come from.

110:27

You know, are they cryptoaterrestrial?

110:29

Are they? By the way, you you mentioned

110:30

something really interesting, the

110:32

anti-deluvian hypothesis that maybe some

110:34

people from like an Atlantean

110:37

civilization escaped and maybe went off

110:38

planet or under the earth and then now

110:40

they're they they have this advanced

110:42

technology that they developed a long

110:43

time ago and they're still here, right?

110:46

I I love that idea. I don't know if it's

110:47

true, but I think I find it intriguing.

110:50

I find it intriguing. Now, one thing I

110:51

think we can say about the grays

110:53

definitively is that wherever they come

110:56

from, they have bases here now.

110:59

>> Yeah.

111:00

>> So, let's say there was a forward

111:01

operation of grays that came years ago.

111:03

Well, they established bases a long time

111:05

ago, just like we would

111:06

>> if we were were coming, by the way, for

111:08

a hostile purpose. We would come and we

111:11

would establish a Ford operating base

111:14

>> and and in anticipation for more of us

111:18

coming later, right? And so those Ford

111:21

operating bases would be would be

111:23

established in in in the areas that that

111:25

human beings would least look for them

111:28

or or be able to discover them, which

111:30

would be at the bottom of our oceans

111:32

under the ground, underground bases.

111:35

And and certainly at this point in time,

111:37

I would say that it's it's much more uh

111:41

it's much more likely to be true than

111:43

not, let's put it in very generous

111:44

terms, that these bases exist,

111:46

specifically the grays

111:49

>> and maybe maybe there's mobile bases,

111:50

you know, the 4chan stuff

111:52

>> that I've seen of mobile

111:54

>> construction units.

111:55

>> That's right. And they're creating these

111:57

craft to spec, which I think is

111:59

>> again wildly intriguing.

112:01

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. because it seems to

112:02

comport to a lot of the data than the

112:05

other stuff about how the grays excrete,

112:07

you know, they excrete waste out of

112:09

their skin. They smell like ammonia and

112:11

sulfur. That's why people say, "Oh, and

112:13

and you know, people sometimes

112:14

Christians say, well, they smell like

112:16

sulfur, so therefore they're from hell,

112:18

>> right?"

112:18

>> It's like, whoa, whoa, they smell like

112:20

ammonia and sulfur.

112:21

>> Yeah.

112:21

>> Which is which is like, you know, urine

112:24

coming out of your skin,

112:26

>> right?

112:26

>> That's what that would smell like,

112:27

right? If you're excreting your waste

112:28

through your skin, that's, you know, you

112:30

would expect it to smell like ammonia

112:32

and then like that sulfuric smell. I

112:34

could imagine that. Um, if you're

112:36

dealing with beings that are excreting

112:37

waste through their skin, they don't

112:38

have sexual organs.

112:40

>> Um, they don't appear to have tongues or

112:42

or they might have pallets in their

112:44

mouth, but they don't appear to have

112:45

teeth. Um, their organs appear to be

112:48

different from ours. Um, but they are

112:51

clearly physical beings because they

112:54

they crash and die

112:56

>> and You know, I've got a friend who um

113:01

I've got a friend who is an abductee and

113:04

and she actually in one of her

113:06

experiences, she actually grabbed one by

113:07

the neck and squeezed it before she

113:09

passed out in one of her abduction

113:11

episodes and she said it felt leathery

113:13

like a snake like, you know, like the

113:14

skin of a snake. Cold, clammy, leathery.

113:16

>> Wow. And so, you know, the the the

113:19

popular idea today is that some people

113:21

don't think that these are actually

113:22

sentient beings, that they're just sort

113:24

of meat suits either for art artificial

113:27

intelligence or in the Christian

113:28

community, it's very popular to say

113:30

they're meat suits for demon demonic

113:31

spirits. Um,

113:34

I don't subscribe to that theory myself,

113:36

but I think, as I said, I would describe

113:38

them as cybernetic dr uh clones. The

113:41

reason why I would describe them that

113:42

way, I know we're like diving into GR. I

113:44

don't know if you want to talk. I love

113:45

it. Yeah, of course.

113:46

>> But the reason why I would describe them

113:47

that way is because they do appear to

113:51

have, according to abductees,

113:53

>> they do appear to have personalities,

113:56

>> vague personalities, but personalities

113:59

nonetheless. Why do I say that? Because

114:01

in the abduction material, you find

114:04

abductees who can recognize the grays or

114:07

they can perceive their age. like this

114:09

one's older, this one's female, that

114:11

one's male, even though they don't have

114:12

sexual organs. Um, they there there's

114:14

sort of a personality that they're

114:16

picking up on even though the grays are

114:18

very robotic and dispassionate, stoic.

114:22

>> Do you have any s because I know you've

114:24

looked at David Jacobs, Carla Turner,

114:26

John Mack, all these amazing Bud

114:29

Hopkins, who was really kind of the

114:31

>> greatest compiler of all this stuff. Um

114:35

do you come out of looking at that

114:36

research with any sort of idea as to the

114:39

intentions of these beings or you do?

114:42

>> Yes, I I think that so um Bud Hopkins

114:45

was just sort of documenting the

114:46

phenomenon.

114:47

>> Yeah.

114:48

>> You know, as an objective observer,

114:50

maybe subjective sometimes he did get

114:52

very very enraptured in the lives of the

114:54

abductees. Um but brilliant brilliant

114:57

researcher. I'm going to I'm going to

114:59

separate out John Mack who I tons of

115:01

respect for. love John Mack, but John

115:03

Mack was much more uh psychologically

115:06

involved in the phenomenon like you know

115:08

kind of just sort of trying to parse it

115:10

from a psychological aspect.

115:12

>> He was on the fence about it being

115:14

>> the physical

115:16

but but nevertheless he laid a lot of

115:18

groundwork and him and Bud some of the I

115:20

don't know if you can still find these.

115:21

Have you ever seen the interactions the

115:23

the the dialogues between Bud Hopkins

115:26

and John Mack?

115:26

>> I don't think I have.

115:27

>> Yeah. Really fascinating. I know they

115:28

were childhood.

115:29

>> Both men were just complete gentlemen.

115:31

>> Yeah. Both of them were extremely

115:33

intelligent guys. Both of them very

115:35

objective. Um, so they're never arguing.

115:38

They're just having dialogue and it was

115:40

some of the awesome some awesome UFO

115:43

content that's that's not seen very

115:44

often anymore. You could probably still

115:46

find it on YouTube. Just I have a ton of

115:48

respect for both those guys. So, but B

115:49

but Hopkins was kind of documenting the

115:54

the phys the physical reality of the of

115:56

the uh abduction experience, missing

115:59

time, you know, the the the table

116:01

procedures, all that kind of stuff. Then

116:04

car then enter Carla Turner, who was

116:06

herself a student of B but Hopkins from

116:09

a far um and Barbara Bartholik who she

116:12

interacted with, another great uh

116:14

abduction researcher. And that what what

116:17

made Turner unique was that she was an

116:18

abductee and her family. So now she is

116:21

writing from the the

116:25

um from the perspective of being an

116:27

abductee and her family was subject

116:29

subjected to both alien abduction and my

116:31

labs military abduction. And Carla

116:34

Turner stuff is so fascinating. Um I

116:36

love Carla Turner. She died obvious

116:39

aggressive cancer. Believe Hopkins died

116:41

of cancer too if I'm not mistaken.

116:43

Barbara Barlick, if I recall, died in a

116:46

very died in a car accident. Um,

116:48

>> John Mack was hit by a car.

116:50

>> John Mack was hit by a car. And if I

116:51

recall, another guy named John Mack was

116:53

hit by a car in the same day, right in

116:54

in England. Something like that. Very

116:57

strange circumstances.

116:58

>> Weird.

116:58

>> And then, you know, David Jacobs is

117:01

still alive.

117:01

>> Yeah. I think has dementia,

117:03

>> I think. So,

117:04

>> um, and so Carla Turner was was

117:08

>> What's the the lesson here is don't

117:10

study alien abductions or something,

117:12

>> you know? Think about that.

117:13

>> Yeah.

117:13

>> I mean, Turner said that um she would

117:18

say that she would be in her book, she

117:19

wrote she wrote the book um um Taken.

117:22

>> She wrote the book Into the Fringe,

117:24

which was the story about her family.

117:26

And then of course Masquerade of Angels,

117:28

which documents the story of Ted Rice,

117:30

who's still alive. And and Turner was so

117:34

fascinating because she was so so

117:38

um unflinchingly objective. Even though

117:42

her life was being affected by this, she

117:44

would say, "We don't know where they're

117:47

from, and we cannot believe anything

117:49

they tell us.

117:50

>> Here's what we know. We know they take

117:53

us against our will. We know that they

117:56

force us to carry babies. We know that

118:00

they take sperm and eggs. We know that

118:02

they subject us to all kinds of invasive

118:05

procedures. So, she was very very she

118:07

was not like

118:09

trying to put her own spin on it. Um,

118:11

which I really appreciated about Carla.

118:12

I I I I we really lost a a an amazing

118:17

researcher and Carla Turner when she

118:19

died. Um, and the new, you know, all

118:21

these new people coming to Euphology,

118:24

they don't they don't they don't read

118:25

Turner. They don't read Hopkins, you

118:27

know. So, but what I was going to say

118:29

about Turner was um she really

118:32

highlighted

118:35

uh a couple of things, the capabilities

118:38

of these beings. She referred to what

118:42

something she described as virtual

118:43

reality scenarios,

118:45

VRS's, that these beings were were in

118:50

possession of technology that allowed

118:53

them to fabricate virtual reality

118:55

experiences so that an abductee can be

118:58

seeing and hearing things and in this

118:59

complete virtual environment and you

119:01

could have other people around them and

119:03

they're not seeing the same thing. So,

119:05

it's like a hijacking of human

119:07

perception. It's literally Decart's

119:09

demon.

119:10

>> Yes. So you could they have the ability

119:12

to hijack I think both through

119:14

telepathic powers and through technology

119:17

the implants. So and and external

119:19

technology that's directed toward the

119:21

abductee. So

119:23

Turner's first like the first thing she

119:26

would stress or one of the main things

119:28

in her books and in her lectures was you

119:31

cannot believe these beings. You can't

119:34

you can't believe anything they're

119:35

showing you. You can't even trust your

119:37

own experiences when you're with them

119:39

because they control your perception

119:43

100%.

119:45

You are under their control. That's the

119:47

that's one of the main things she would

119:49

stress.

119:49

>> I think that's a very healthy starting

119:51

point as to how to how to think about

119:52

all this.

119:52

>> It is a very healthy starting point. So

119:56

all these people establish like with

119:58

alien abduction, John Mack and and David

120:01

Jacobs and all of this really culminates

120:04

in David Jacobs. Like David Jacobs I

120:06

feel like pulls all the pieces together,

120:08

puts them together

120:10

>> um

120:11

>> from a very objective uh um from a very

120:15

objective perspective. Uh he of course

120:18

being was a tenure professor of history

120:20

at at Temple University. So he was

120:23

approaching it as a historian and all of

120:26

these people m you know between them

120:28

they they interviewed thousands of

120:30

abductees thousands

120:33

and some of it was hypnotic regression

120:35

and some of it was like with David

120:37

Jacobs he didn't practice hypnotic

120:39

regression he just did what he called

120:41

relaxation techniques

120:43

and and so all of them would one of the

120:48

things that you realize is that this

120:50

phenomenon alien abduction Their

120:52

starting point just like you said is

120:55

deception.

120:57

That's how that's the starting point of

120:59

this phenomenon. Deception. The program

121:03

is covert.

121:05

The grays don't tell they don't

121:07

communicate to you what the program is

121:09

about. And you throw in the the virtual

121:12

reality scenarios that they generate.

121:15

And and that's not to say that the

121:16

abduction experience is virtual reality.

121:18

No, it's 100% physical. You're literally

121:22

taken from the point of abduction and

121:23

brought onto an alien vessel and

121:25

subjected to all the procedures that are

121:26

typical of the of the abduction episode.

121:30

But they have the power to completely

121:33

hijack hijack your perception. And in

121:35

addition to that, they implant false

121:38

memories.

121:40

So they they implant screen memories so

121:42

that the real memories have to be

121:44

retrieved behind that screen.

121:47

So when you're dealing with beings who

121:48

can do those things, you can't trust

121:51

anything that they say or that you think

121:55

happened. That's why

121:57

>> it reminds me of like the jin in Islam

121:59

or like these sort of trickster

122:01

beings that implant false literally

122:03

false memories and you

122:05

>> you think c like I think in in the Jyn's

122:08

case they would like change certain

122:09

verses of the Quran or whatever and that

122:11

was you know it's like

122:13

>> yeah sort of that typical trickery

122:16

that's associated with demons. However,

122:19

um I'm I'm I love Jacqu Valet. Um

122:24

but I would disagree that as a and so

122:26

did Dr. David Jacobs, by the way. I And

122:29

I would guess Turner probably would have

122:31

disagreed with this as well, although I

122:32

don't know that for sure. Jacobs

122:33

definitely

122:35

that that the alien abduction phenomenon

122:39

has anything to do with fairies and

122:41

gnomes and sky people. I disagree. I I

122:44

agree with Jacobs. I would say this is a

122:48

completely different phenomenon. Now,

122:51

does that mean that there weren't

122:53

saucers and and techn? No, no, it

122:55

doesn't. I think that that that sort of

122:58

technology did exist in the

122:59

anti-dolivian past. I'm just saying

123:01

there's a different faction in play

123:02

right now or at least another faction in

123:04

play. This specific faction, the gay

123:07

aliens, it it's interesting because I

123:10

remember

123:11

I had and I don't I think I said this in

123:13

my book. I had personally come to the

123:15

conclusion after consuming all of this

123:17

abduction material from from from these

123:19

excellent researchers, the old school

123:21

guys and gals.

123:23

I remember concluding

123:26

that it appears to me that the abduction

123:27

phenomenon must have begun

123:32

somewhere around the mid to late 1800s.

123:35

That was my conclusion. And I remember

123:38

um and I drew that conclusion based on

123:40

the fact that it seems that this

123:43

phenomenon, the recollections of this

123:44

phenomenon only go back to the mid

123:47

1800s, early 1900s.

123:50

Um, and I remember I was at the gym

123:54

working out with with my air with my

123:57

headphones on listening to David Jacobs

123:59

listen to one of his lectures and he

124:01

said in his lecture that he and Bud

124:04

Hopkins because they were colleagues and

124:07

and and did a lot of work together that

124:08

he and Bud Hopkins had concluded that

124:11

the abduction that the abduction

124:13

phenomenon began in the mid to late

124:16

1800s

124:17

>> and that it is not older than that.

124:20

And I was just astounded like that's

124:23

that's precisely what I thought and I

124:27

still think that to this day. I believe

124:29

that the abduction phenomenon began,

124:31

let's call it the turn of the century,

124:32

maybe late 1800s,

124:34

>> early 19th century, and this is in a

124:37

very interesting period of time,

124:40

because what most people don't realize

124:42

about the turn of the century, the 19th

124:44

century,

124:46

is that there is a corresponding

124:47

phenomenon happening all around the

124:49

world, especially in the United States

124:50

and in the West, generally speaking, it

124:53

was the phenomenon of spiritualism. M

124:58

>> I was in and when I wrote my book

125:00

Birthright, I was um resourcing articles

125:02

uh from the 18 late 1800s, early 1900s

125:06

all about this. I mean some of these art

125:09

all about this phenomenon of

125:10

spiritualism, this wave of spiritualism

125:13

and and some of these articles said one

125:15

of these articles in particular said

125:17

that it was it was as common at the at

125:20

the height of this thing for an American

125:22

to get up on a Sunday morning and go to

125:24

a seance as it was to go to church.

125:27

>> Wow.

125:28

>> And so when I say spiritualism, I'm

125:30

talking about, you know, basically what

125:31

the Bible describes as divination.

125:34

Um this is seances. These are uh all

125:38

kinds of sort of um psychic um acquiring

125:43

of medium.

125:44

>> Yeah. Mediumship.

125:45

>> Mediumship. It was happening in the

125:46

White House. Um it was it was extremely

125:49

common. This is when you had the

125:51

>> Yeah, go for it.

125:52

>> Go ahead. Go ahead. I was just going to

125:54

say it be a parasychology started then.

125:56

The Society for Psychical Research in

125:58

the UK started. Then you had William

126:00

James

126:01

>> and uh

126:02

>> those sisters, what were their names?

126:04

They can make tables levitate and stuff

126:05

like that. I forget the those sisters.

126:07

And

126:08

>> and you have and then of course you had

126:09

uh Theosophy um as well.

126:11

>> Bingo. Right in the middle of it. salons

126:13

looking at, you know, have with all this

126:15

occult history and these, you know, this

126:18

alternative history involving root races

126:20

and Hyperoreans and Atlantanss and that

126:23

sort of thing.

126:23

>> Right in the middle of it, the

126:24

theosophical society is established.

126:27

>> Exactly.

126:28

>> With Helena with Helen Levodsky and

126:32

um so you have this this

126:36

spiritualism

126:37

rampant in the West, the United States

126:39

and Europe. And then suddenly at the

126:43

same time you have the mystery airship

126:45

phenomenon.

126:48

>> Literally same time these things these

126:50

things coales

126:51

>> that's fascinating

126:52

>> the the the the movement of spiritualism

126:54

and the the airship phenomenon. Now,

126:58

I would say a good portion I remember

127:00

talking to Richard Dolan about this that

127:03

a good portion of the mystery airship

127:05

phenomenon is just hyperbolic

127:09

is is newspapers, periodicals at the

127:11

time just trying to one up each other,

127:13

right, with sensational stories. So

127:17

even even considering that that that

127:19

much of it was that you still have

127:22

incidents

127:24

nestled inside of this mystery airship

127:26

phenomenon that are very credible

127:29

witnessed by many many people and that

127:32

correspond to the modern UFO phenomenon.

127:36

Silvery objects flying in the sky. You

127:39

know, I think a lot of the the the

127:41

propellers and the balloons and all that

127:43

kind of stuff that people say they saw

127:45

on the mystery airship was

127:46

confabulation.

127:48

>> Remember, nobody's flying yet.

127:50

>> Nobody's flying yet.

127:51

>> It's pre-right brothers.

127:52

>> But you know what you have out there?

127:53

Jules Vern.

127:55

>> So you have the steampunk stuff

127:57

>> in the minds of the observers. And so I

127:59

think in many of these cases, nobody can

128:01

understand like you take a piece of

128:02

metal and throw it up in the sky and you

128:04

can't envision how this thing can just

128:06

stay up there, right? it falls to the

128:07

ground. So, see that little shiny thing

128:10

way up there? It must have balloons. It

128:12

must have propellers. I think a lot of

128:14

people confabulated,

128:16

>> you know, the they they sort of overlaid

128:18

the the steampunk stuff

128:20

>> just like chariots in the bottom.

128:22

>> Just like chariots. Precisely. Right.

128:23

So, but I think that you know when you

128:25

when you when you um when you distill

128:29

the credible real

128:32

uh sightings and you and you you know

128:35

you take all the cream off the top of

128:36

all of the hyperbole and and

128:39

sensationalism, you're left with a

128:40

phenomenon that is very much like what

128:43

we have today. very much like what we

128:45

have today in terms of the metallic

128:47

objects, the saucers, the cigar- shaped

128:49

craft, you know, darting around in the

128:51

sky, moving at impossible speeds.

128:55

And this corresponds with the the So you

128:58

have so you have spiritualism, mystery

129:00

airship, alien abduction coalescing at

129:04

the same time.

129:06

And this gets us us into some very

129:08

bizarre territory because I think that

129:12

this gets a little theological, but I

129:14

think that to some extent

129:17

we invited

129:19

>> the phenomena. Not not the totality of

129:21

it. I'm just talking about a sliver the

129:23

gray alien faction. Okay? And and this

129:26

is what people get confused with when

129:27

I'm when I'm talking. They sort of

129:28

jumble everything I'm saying and and not

129:30

you but a lot of people in my audience.

129:33

So, I've separated out the angelic

129:36

faction, okay, that were here long

129:38

before we were, right? They were here

129:41

long before we So,

129:43

they've been flying around here forever.

129:47

I mean, since before human beings were

129:51

were even created, biblically speaking,

129:54

that faction is out here. They're we've

129:56

already thrown them out into the ether.

129:58

Now, we're narrowing down on this other

129:59

one called gray aliens, which I would

130:02

say is a separate faction, a separate

130:04

thing. Now, people, you know, from from

130:06

my community, Christians,

130:09

there's some very interesting ideas out

130:10

there. Some people think that the gay

130:12

aliens were manufactured by that group.

130:17

I don't know. I mean, I I don't know. I

130:19

guess anything's possible. Some people

130:20

think that the grey aliens are meat

130:22

suits for demons. There's all kinds of

130:24

ideas floating around there, right? Some

130:26

people think the gray aliens, that

130:28

faction are the Watchers, whatever.

130:30

There's a lot of ideas, but what I'm

130:32

trying to do here is I'm I've took that

130:35

the Sons of God. I've separated them

130:37

out. Now, we're focused on gray aliens.

130:39

I think that the gray aliens arrived.

130:42

I don't believe they're from here. I

130:44

think they came here.

130:45

>> Okay? They arrived to the Earth. Um,

130:49

maybe there were some forward groups

130:51

that were here just sort of preparing,

130:53

but the abduction phenomenon began, as

130:56

far as I can tell, and in in in in

131:00

accord with Hopkins and and Jacobs, the

131:04

the abduction

131:06

phenomenon began in the mid mid to late

131:08

1800s.

131:10

And I think that it had something to do,

131:11

the Grey's arrival had something to do

131:13

with the phenomenon of spiritualism.

131:16

There's a coalesing of these two things

131:18

happening and um maybe we were

131:22

broadcasting something, maybe we were

131:25

think again theologically speaking,

131:28

maybe we were permitting something to

131:30

happen through divination.

131:32

Um just speculating here, but but I

131:35

don't think it's coincidental that these

131:37

two things dubtail.

131:38

>> No. And it's really interesting, you

131:40

know, you hear about this magenta crash,

131:42

you know, 1933 in Italy.

131:45

>> And, you know, it's being spoken about

131:47

in very official circle like this is

131:48

what David Grush came out with talking

131:50

about. He wasn't talking about, you

131:52

know, Roswell or any of the kind of

131:53

proverbial archetypal American crashes.

131:56

And then I interviewed this guy, uh,

131:58

Harold Malgren, who is this, you know,

132:00

adviser to JFK, LBJ, Nixon, and Ford.

132:03

and he's talking about how James Jesus

132:06

Angleton, who's this longtime CIA

132:08

counterintel guy who discusses UFOs a

132:11

lot and is probably responsible for the

132:14

MJ12 docks getting leaked and it, you

132:17

know, makes you think that maybe part of

132:19

that's passage material trying to catch

132:20

Soviet spies at the time because that

132:22

was what he was obsessed with.

132:24

>> But he was stationed in Magenta, Italy

132:27

with his father, Hugh Angel. And

132:29

Malmgrren is 89 when I'm interviewing

132:32

him and he is just obsessing over this

132:34

idea that the Knights of Malta have

132:37

something to do with this crash. And you

132:40

know they're obviously this uh military

132:42

arm of the Vatican. Yeah.

132:44

>> But they also have kind of you know

132:45

>> headquarters at the Vatican.

132:46

>> Yeah. Exactly. And they have uh esoteric

132:50

roots. You know they're they're really

132:52

the um heirs to the hospital which are

132:54

the kind of medic arm to the Templars.

132:57

And then you hear of things like the

133:00

Cosmo Club, you know, had to do with UFO

133:02

crash. This is this like elite like DC

133:05

society which was doing kind of a cult

133:07

stuff. And this guy, Dark Journalist,

133:10

talks a lot about this stuff. But I've

133:11

heard it in circles in UFO whistleblower

133:15

circles as well. And so there is

133:17

something here. And I don't

133:18

>> I think we're looking at the remnants of

133:19

the mystery schools here.

133:20

>> Yeah. Okay.

133:21

>> Yeah.

133:22

>> And so the mystery schools are to the

133:24

average person. So the mystery schools

133:26

are secret bodies, secret fraternities

133:31

whose objective it is to preserve and

133:34

recover knowledge from the anti-dolivian

133:37

world.

133:38

>> The knowledge that was given to mankind

133:39

by the gods.

133:41

>> That's what the that's the objective of

133:42

the mystery school is. And that's why

133:45

they go back to at least the

133:47

phoenetians. You know, the Freemasons,

133:49

they trace their origins back to, well,

133:51

really back to Tubalcane and Cain, the

133:54

first builders of cities, but but even

133:56

more specifically, one of their primary

133:59

figureheads is Hyram Abif,

134:02

>> right? We we referenced him earlier,

134:03

who's the uh who was the great artificer

134:06

of of the Phoenicians at the time. I

134:10

believe he was he was part Jewish and uh

134:13

part Phoenician. And so these mystery

134:15

schools the the information that they

134:18

keep that they preserve

134:20

on the surface it looks metaphysical.

134:23

On the surface it looks mythic

134:26

>> like the Freemasons, right? All of their

134:29

um all of their you when you see there's

134:32

a video leaked recently of a

134:34

Freemasonic, right?

134:36

>> And it just looks like a bunch of adults

134:37

playing dress up. Right. Um, and it is

134:42

at this point in time, that's primarily

134:43

what free the the the Freemasonic lodges

134:46

are. It's a good old boys club where

134:48

they dress up and act out things they

134:50

don't understand.

134:51

>> But the the play acting is a is a mode

134:55

of preservation of knowledge.

134:57

>> So the mystery schools preserve

135:00

knowledge in their rights and in their

135:02

myth their their various mythologies. In

135:05

fact, that's what mythologies do.

135:08

Um, if you were to talk to the ancient

135:10

sages, for example, and this becomes

135:12

apparent when you read material that's

135:14

available from some of these ancient

135:15

sages from Egypt and from Mesopotamia

135:18

and so forth. The the myth is is a

135:24

capsule.

135:25

>> It's it is designed to encase to

135:28

preserve like a pill. It's it's it's

135:33

designed to preserve and to transmit

135:36

through time functional information.

135:39

Knowledge, not metaphysical for the most

135:43

part, but but knowledge that pertains to

135:48

what we would call the sciences today.

135:50

And many of the myths pertain directly

135:53

to astrology

135:55

>> and and actually more accurately

135:57

astronomy. So many of the myths are

136:00

astronomical. The the information that's

136:02

encoded is is astronomical and a lot of

136:05

it pertains to what we call today the

136:08

zodiac

136:09

>> procession of the precession of the

136:10

equinoxes and cyclic cataclysm and and

136:13

these are things that were very

136:14

important to the ancients. But in

136:16

addition to that um there's information

136:20

and knowledge that has been preserved

136:22

from the anti-dolivian world. And

136:26

without digressing into the whole um

136:29

history of of of some of these myths

136:32

like the Osir the Osiris myth

136:36

um they they illustrate that the

136:39

knowledge that's being preserved is from

136:40

the anti-dolivian world and

136:44

by way of illustration Osiris according

136:47

to legend was

136:50

the story the myth of Osiris

136:53

you'll recall that he died in his body

136:55

was divided up.

136:57

I can't remember how many pieces. Yeah,

136:59

that's a very important uh part of the

137:00

story. I think it was 13 pieces. But

137:03

that story begins by his twin brother

137:05

Set, who's like the evil version of him,

137:08

um builds this coffin. He has this

137:11

coffin built cuz Set wants to uh usurp

137:14

Osiris's throne, get rid of him. And

137:16

Iris, of course, is Osiris is of course

137:18

married to his sister wife Isis. And and

137:23

so Set has this sumptuous coffin built

137:26

and he throws a party and he says in the

137:30

party, "I've I've I've got this

137:31

challenge. I've got this beautiful

137:33

coffin and whoever fits into it the best

137:36

most perfectly gets to keep it, right?"

137:39

But he already made the proportions to

137:41

fit his brother Osiris perfectly. So

137:44

when Osiris gets into the coffin set has

137:47

him sealed inside. Okay, first idea

137:51

here,

137:52

Osiris, a god from Zeppi, the

137:56

anti-delivian world, is sealed inside of

137:58

a coffin.

138:00

Then, um, set has the coffin thrown into

138:03

the Nile. So, here's Osiris inside of

138:06

the coffin who's obviously going to die.

138:08

He's thrown into the Nile in the coffin

138:10

and the coffin floats on the Nile.

138:14

So what we have essentially here is an

138:15

ark floating on the water with a body of

138:19

knowledge inside of it from the

138:21

anti-dolivian world. Right? Osiris

138:23

represents that body of knowledge

138:26

>> and it's floating on the water. Comes

138:28

out of the mouth of the of the um Nile.

138:33

Guess where it makes its way to

138:35

Biblo,

138:37

>> which is a Phoenician city. It goes to

138:40

Biblo. It gets uh beached on the shore

138:44

and it gets entangled in the roots of an

138:46

in the branches of an of an acacia tree.

138:50

Caseia trees are very important in the a

138:52

very important symbol in in the mystery

138:53

schools and in Freemasonry. It gets

138:55

encased in this acacia tree and so much

139:00

so that that you can't see it anymore.

139:02

It just becomes part of the trunk.

139:04

Now Isis decides to go on the quest to

139:07

try and find her husband's body. So

139:10

she's going through the lands looking

139:11

for her husband's body. Isis represents

139:14

the objective of the mystery school.

139:17

>> Isis embodies the adepts of the

139:20

mysteries. Her job is to go and find and

139:22

recover the body of Osiris

139:24

>> looking for the hermetic knowledge

139:26

>> for the lost knowledge. So she goes and

139:29

she finally makes her way to Biblo and

139:31

the king of that land, Meland, I think

139:34

was his name. It just occurred to me,

139:36

um, had had taken that tree. He was he

139:40

saw that tree and he thought it was

139:41

beautiful and he had it cut down. He had

139:43

taken it and incorporated it into his

139:45

palace as a pillar.

139:48

Well, that's interesting. That's

139:49

conveying that some of the knowledge is

139:51

incorporated into the architecture

139:54

>> of some of these palaces and temples and

139:58

so forth, right? The geometry now is

140:02

part of the the symbolism and some of

140:04

the messaging because remember inside of

140:06

that pillar is the coffin

140:09

containing the body of Osiris. So Isis

140:12

looks for uh she gets to Biblo looking

140:15

for her husband's body and she she she's

140:19

able to divine that the body of Osiris

140:21

is inside of the pillar. She has it cut

140:24

cut out. takes it back to Egypt.

140:29

Where was the pre flood knowledge

140:31

condensed two places?

140:34

Among the Phoenetians and among the

140:36

ancient Egyptians.

140:37

>> So the knowledge is goes to the

140:38

Phoenicians after the flood and then

140:41

from the Phoenetians to the Egyptians.

140:43

Right? You're tracing the idea here

140:45

through the story. So Isis has the body

140:49

of Osiris,

140:51

but Set gets a hold of it again, but

140:53

this time he wants to make sure it's not

140:54

found again. And so he chops it up, I

140:56

think, in 13 pieces. That's a that's a

140:58

detail I should know. Pretty sure it's

141:00

13. Maybe 14. I want to say 14 pieces. I

141:03

don't remember.

141:04

>> We forgive you.

141:05

>> You can. Yeah, you'll forgive me for

141:06

that. But it's it's chopped the the

141:08

number is important. I just can't

141:09

recall. Like I told you, I'm really bad

141:11

with numbers. So the body's chopped up.

141:13

>> You're not bad with general memory.

141:16

>> It's chopped up into pieces, and those

141:17

pieces are distributed. Yep.

141:19

>> All over the place. Cassette wants to

141:20

make sure this is never found again. He

141:23

takes the fallus, you know, chops off

141:26

his fallus and and it's thrown into the

141:28

Nile and either some stories say it's

141:30

swallowed by a croc, others say a big

141:32

fish. So the fallus is like gone, right?

141:35

And so I Isis, what does she do? She

141:38

embarks on another mission to recover

141:40

the various pieces of this knowledge

141:42

that had been scattered abroad. and she

141:45

starts to recover the body of Osiris,

141:48

which represents the body of

141:49

anti-dolivian knowledge, a knowledge

141:50

that was given to mankind by the gods.

141:52

She begins to assemble it, but she can't

141:55

find the final piece, which is the

141:57

fallus, cuz it was eaten. So, what does

142:01

she do? She fabricates one. She makes a

142:04

golden she makes an artificial fallace

142:08

so that she can copulate with Osiris.

142:12

She she resurrects him. She puts all the

142:14

pieces together. She resurrects him

142:16

momentarily with the artificial fallus.

142:19

She copulates with him and becomes

142:21

impregnated by him. So that and now

142:24

she's conceiving the offspring of

142:26

Osiris, which is Osiris who's going to

142:28

be reborn. And that child is named

142:30

Porus.

142:33

>> And so this this story communicates the

142:36

objective, the modus operandi of the of

142:39

the mystery school. It is to recover the

142:42

lost knowledge of the gods, reassemble

142:44

it, and resurrect their empire.

142:49

>> Literally bring them back.

142:51

>> And that may sound crazy and spooky and

142:54

metaphysical to everybody, but I'm

142:56

telling you that's what they want to do.

142:57

I I I I told you earlier that they that

142:59

one of the primary objectives in order

143:00

to do this is to go to Mars and get some

143:02

of the recover some of the knowledge

143:04

there. They want to bring the gods back

143:06

and they actually believe that the gods

143:07

are real. What's so interesting is so

143:10

this guy Neil McCasslin, do you know

143:12

that name?

143:13

>> He's trending on Twitter right now and I

143:16

don't know when this comes out but

143:17

hopefully he's found by the time this

143:19

comes out because this is a guy

143:21

>> who's a general.

143:22

>> He went missing. Yeah,

143:23

>> right Pat. And I believe ran the lab

143:27

that essentially, you know, foreign

143:29

material exploitation ended up with the

143:31

Roswell pieces if you believe the lore.

143:34

And he was Tom Delong's source for a lot

143:37

of his sort of stuff with Secret

143:39

Machines and To the Stars Academy was

143:42

known as this very kind of wise guy who

143:44

literally I mean he was uh AFL like ran

143:47

Air Force acquisition so like in

143:48

conventional circles as like an

143:50

impressive guy and apparently he would

143:54

talk a lot about Greek mythology and so

143:57

you have to and then you hear things

143:59

like Diana Pulka who talks to this NASA

144:02

mission controller Tim Taylor and she

144:04

talks about people in the quote unquote

144:06

secret space program or even

144:07

conventional space program rocketry,

144:10

you know, paying homage to the sponsors

144:13

with second century Latin. And then you

144:15

look at all the names of all of the

144:17

missions in NASA,

144:18

>> all the place, all of the lo local that

144:20

they land their stuff on. Yeah. All it's

144:23

all um from the the the the pantheon of

144:27

of of the Greeks and and the ancient

144:29

Egyptians and the Mesopotamians.

144:31

>> Yeah. It's fascinating. It's almost as

144:33

if they sort of secret believe they

144:36

secretly believe that those sort of

144:38

little G gods or the like you know the

144:41

Greek gods or you know whatever whatever

144:43

your tradition is the the you know uh

144:47

fallen angels

144:48

>> are like more vital in some sense than

144:50

the big G god or something and they're

144:52

sort of like you know communing with

144:54

them

144:54

>> that's where all of this is headed I

144:56

believe that's what I write in in

144:57

Birthright is the culmination of this

144:59

and we were talking about this off

145:00

camera so what we're headed for here

145:03

>> is the formulation of a new religion.

145:06

>> And I've been saying this since 2020. We

145:08

are headed for the formulation of a new

145:10

religion. See, everybody thought that

145:12

that the neo atheism that was on the

145:15

rise back in the the the 201s

145:20

was kind of just going to sweep over the

145:23

western world and basically eradicate

145:25

religion. And actually the opposite is

145:27

happening now. People are becoming more

145:29

religious.

145:29

>> Yep. and and and and you know there's a

145:32

lot of people who are who are becoming

145:33

Christians now but then also a lot of

145:35

people who are just adopting other kinds

145:37

of or becoming spiritual generally

145:39

speaking and then you have also now a

145:42

religion of technology that the elites

145:44

are are are obsessed with right the

145:46

Silicon Valley religion that you know I

145:49

think it was uh uh Ray Kerszsw when they

145:51

when they asked him do you believe in

145:53

God not yet in other words

145:56

>> in other words we're going to create god

145:58

artificial intelligence this is the

145:59

religion of the of of the technologies

146:01

>> and you have Noah Yuval Harrari writing

146:03

that homois that's like that's our next

146:06

incarnation like when man becomes like

146:08

God or something

146:09

>> in in 100 to what does he say 100 to 120

146:13

years from now there will be no more

146:14

human beings

146:16

>> left on planet earth and what he means

146:17

is that the human species is going to

146:20

evolve this is directed evolution right

146:24

so we're going to direct the the the

146:26

evolutionary ascent of our species using

146:28

technology ology. This is the first time

146:30

we've ever been able to do this. We are

146:32

now building the tools that are going to

146:34

give us the capability to modify the

146:38

human biology wholesale

146:41

and and integrate cybernetics,

146:44

artificial intelligence, and then also

146:46

something most people don't realize is

146:48

coming is the genetic revolution. Um,

146:50

artificial wombs, designer babies, all

146:53

coming along with robotics, advanced

146:55

robotics, and everything else. Uh, some

146:57

of it's here, right? Artificial womb

147:00

technology, I think, is here. We It's

147:02

just, you know, some of these things,

147:03

there's a moral gray area that that

147:05

there's some legislating that has to be

147:07

done and some of these um barriers that

147:10

have to be surmounted before this stuff

147:12

hits the commercial market. But the

147:14

point is that what I see is a

147:16

convergence of two things happening.

147:19

I see that a new religion being

147:21

formulated and it's going to combine the

147:25

convergence of these two ideas. One is a

147:28

very ancient idea. This is at the core

147:30

of the mystery schools. It's called

147:32

apotheiois.

147:34

>> And apotheiois is the deification of

147:36

man. Man becoming like the gods. That's

147:39

what apotheiois is. The second this the

147:42

second component is theism. A belief in

147:47

the gods. So the religion of the future

147:50

in my estimation is this.

147:54

The gods of old actually exist and we

147:58

shall become like them.

148:01

>> That is the religion of the future. And

148:02

what do I mean by the gods? They're

148:04

going to show up

148:07

>> in UFOs.

148:08

>> Wow.

148:09

>> The gods are coming. And I think this is

148:11

going to be a component of our going to

148:16

Mars.

148:17

>> Uhhuh.

148:18

>> Uh I think there's going to be a

148:19

revelation of Mars that's going to

148:20

happen in our lifetime. what we talked

148:22

about before that there's there was in

148:24

fact an ancient extra extraterrestrial

148:27

civilization on Mars and that the gods

148:29

of the ancients were actually

148:31

extraterrestrial beings. Of course the

148:33

claim will be also that Yahweh was one

148:36

of these extraterrestrial beings and

148:38

then furthermore culminating by the way

148:40

I'll remind you in from my point of view

148:43

culminating in Armageddon. So the idea

148:45

is going to be and this is by the way

148:47

going full circle back to the beginning

148:50

of the story where Eve is being tempted

148:53

by the serpent in Eden and what does the

148:55

serpent say to her? If you eat of this

148:58

fruit you will not surely die. You will

149:01

be become like the gods.

149:04

>> So it's going full circle back to the

149:07

beginning. So you're going to have a

149:09

scenario in which again from my in my

149:11

estimation from my perspective in which

149:12

it becomes apparent that the gods of Y

149:16

were these real extraterrestrial beings

149:19

and the god of the Hebrews is one of

149:21

those and he happens to be the tyrant.

149:25

And so the gods are going to lead

149:28

humanity into a kinetic war. And it

149:31

really it's posthumity. I know this

149:33

sounds crazy, but I do build and I'm not

149:35

I'm not I don't keep referencing

149:36

Birthright just to to promote it, but

149:39

really I do build a a it sounds crazy,

149:42

but but you can build a logical pro

149:44

progression to this reality. And part of

149:48

this reality is what I call the

149:49

posthuman apocalypse.

149:51

And what what I mean by posthuman

149:53

apocalypse is precisely what Harari says

149:56

that in the future the the the majority

150:00

of the pop populace on planet earth will

150:02

be posthuman. We'll no longer be homo

150:05

sapiens sapien. In other words, we'll no

150:07

longer be the offspring of Adam and Eve

150:09

biblically speaking. They're going to

150:11

forfeit the the they're going to forfeit

150:15

the body of Adam, so to speak, and with

150:17

it the birthright of Adam, which is

150:19

dominion of the earth, in favor of this

150:22

this fouian bargain, in favor of life

150:24

extension, in favor of living forever.

150:27

And there's indications in the biblical

150:29

text that this is in fact going to

150:31

happen. I mean in the book of revelation

150:32

you have a group of people who are are

150:35

when when when everything is coming

150:36

apart in the book of revelation when

150:39

basically the judgment of God is

150:41

befalling on earth you have a group of

150:43

people who cannot die

150:46

>> and who are calling for the rocks to

150:48

fall on them and crush them because they

150:50

can't die.

150:51

>> Uh very interesting I mean you can

150:54

imagine a scenario maybe not that far

150:57

down the road in which we perfected

150:58

nanotechnology.

151:00

We've we're we're upgrading we're up

151:02

maybe I don't know that this is possible

151:04

we're uploading our consciousness into

151:05

artificial bodies maybe nanotech bodies

151:08

maybe robotic whatever um combination of

151:12

all these technologies

151:14

see the culmination of these

151:16

technologies make no mistake about it

151:19

the culmination of the technologies is

151:22

to is to redesign human biology

151:28

>> it is it is to create

151:31

homodos.

151:34

>> It is to create to build the uberch.

151:39

>> It is it is it is that's the um Friedri

151:44

Nichze that is the the impulse of

151:46

evolution. Friedrich NZ

151:49

obviously the the the famed philosopher

151:53

Friedri Nichze

151:55

was a proponent of evolution but he

151:57

didn't like evolution by natural

151:58

selection why because Darwinism

152:02

evolution by natural selection has no

152:04

purpose

152:06

>> right it's purposeless it's blind

152:10

na

152:11

didn't believe evolution was blind he

152:13

believed that evolution had a purpose

152:16

and the purpose purp of evolution was to

152:18

bring forth the uber mch,

152:21

>> the superman, the superhuman

152:24

in the earth.

152:26

>> That's what I mean. It feels like post

152:28

World War II eugenics just went

152:31

underground and you see I don't know all

152:33

this stuff coming out with the Epstein

152:35

files and it's weird, man. It's

152:39

>> it's it is inshed with the occult.

152:42

>> Yeah, it feels inshed with the occult.

152:44

It feels very transhumanist.

152:48

>> I think the transhumanism stuff can be

152:50

tricky. Like there are things like

152:52

>> IVF for example or things that are like,

152:55

you know, it's probably pretty positive.

152:56

You know, like modern medicine is good

152:59

on the whole

153:00

>> gene therapy.

153:01

>> Gene therapy would be awesome.

153:02

>> Gene therapy you're taking. So, you

153:05

know, our genomes are are we have a

153:07

what's called a mutational load in our

153:10

genome, which means that we're copies of

153:11

copies of copies and copies of copies.

153:13

And every time you make those copies,

153:14

you get you get errors in the code,

153:16

right? Some geneticists believe we're

153:18

headed for error catastrophe, by the

153:20

way, which means we can't reproduce

153:22

anymore.

153:23

>> That's that's a thing that's believed

153:24

quietly by population geneticists, by

153:26

the way. We're going to become

153:27

reproductively inviable.

153:30

>> Enter artificial wombs. M

153:32

>> so um so the idea is that you get to a

153:36

point where you're reproductive

153:38

reproductively inviable because your

153:40

genome has broken down to such an extent

153:42

that that

153:45

you're dying you're dying of all kind we

153:47

have tons and tons of genetic diseases.

153:50

Um but I'm digressing into this. I'm

153:52

sorry I cut you off. No, I mean so

153:53

that's it's clear to me that all of that

153:56

is happening and even the thought

153:58

process of hey this is healing versus

154:02

this is extending our brains and you

154:05

know turning us into some posthuman

154:07

thing that thought process is not

154:09

occurring among elite circles or

154:11

whatever. It's this reflexive desire for

154:14

uh selfdeification for everlasting life

154:17

you know all that. That's right.

154:18

>> And then you said something else very

154:20

interesting. you said that will coincide

154:23

with the gods themselves returning. So

154:25

it'll there'll also be this theological

154:28

element to this. So is in your

154:30

prediction cuz I think the I think the

154:33

prediction around elites doing

154:35

transhumanist you know selfdeification I

154:39

think that's safe. The other prediction

154:41

of you know the return of these beings

154:43

in UFOs would you put a lot of weight in

154:46

that? Do you believe that that will

154:47

happen in our lifetime? Oh, in our

154:49

lifetime probably.

154:51

>> Yeah.

154:51

>> Yeah. I I I I I suspect and by the way

154:53

to complete my thought which I I rambled

154:57

on, I was going to tell you I was going

154:58

to agree with you that there are certain

155:00

technologies that I'm totally for gene

155:01

therapy. The reason why I said that was

155:03

because the human genome is so um is so

155:07

full of error and mutation that you have

155:11

what we know to be the correct code

155:13

here. And if somebody's got a mutated

155:15

gene, it leads to cancer. It leads all

155:16

kind cell anemia. So if you go over here

155:18

and you take that human gene that the

155:20

right code and you plug it in to the

155:22

equation, it it cures the disease,

155:24

right? So I'm all for that. I just want

155:26

to make that clear. I'm not like a lite.

155:28

I think you could take gene therapy

155:31

human to human. The problem is when

155:33

you're starting to either grab code,

155:36

snippets of code that aren't human,

155:38

cross species genetics, or you're

155:40

creating new code and you're modifying

155:43

the genome in ways that are not natural

155:45

to the to the genome that are not

155:46

indigenous to the human genome. So just

155:49

to draw that line um that delineation as

155:53

it pertains to these technologies. But

155:55

yeah, I believe that the you know at

155:58

some point so here's why I see of course

156:00

I could be completely wrong. Okay, this

156:01

is just ranked speculation here. Um,

156:05

I think that we're headed for a

156:07

disaster.

156:09

Um, twofold disaster.

156:12

I think that we are headed for a natural

156:16

uh cataclysm because we're due for one.

156:20

The hour is now for cataclysm based on

156:25

the zodiac. And we could talk about that

156:26

later based on the the precession of the

156:28

equinox and all of that. We are

156:30

transitioning from one aon into another.

156:33

Okay. And when that happens, that's

156:34

that's called a sentellia. Lasts for a

156:36

thousand years. And within those

156:37

thousand years, cataclysm befalls like

156:41

clockwork. Um going back and referencing

156:44

what we're talking about the priest of

156:46

Sai explaining all of this to Solon of

156:49

Athens. That's a component over here.

156:52

Cataclysm is coming.

156:55

But in conjunction with the cataclysm is

156:57

you have the activity of gray aliens

156:59

which we were mentioning before. The

157:01

grays appear to be

157:07

engineering

157:09

a human

157:11

alien hybrid species

157:14

>> that is indistinguishable from us but is

157:17

not us. a species that for all intents

157:19

and purposes looks just like us, but

157:22

they retain the telepathic capabilities

157:25

of the grace. They can control us. In

157:27

other words, and one of the most

157:30

frightening things about uh one of the

157:32

most alarming things about Jacob's final

157:34

book, Walking Among Us,

157:37

is

157:40

he documents

157:43

the latest thing that the that the

157:45

abductees were telling him from their

157:47

abduction episodes

157:50

in that he called this personal project

157:53

hybrids. Are you familiar with that? The

157:55

personal project hybrid. So he described

157:57

this as personal project hybrids because

157:59

the grays have been trying to perfect a

158:00

hybrid and and this progression is

158:03

evident in the in the abduction material

158:06

because in the beginning people were

158:08

encountering abductees were encountering

158:09

hybrids that were very imperfect. Their

158:11

heads were too big, their hair was

158:13

scraggly, their eyes were too big. They

158:15

kind of look human but they look too

158:17

much like the grays. They were too

158:18

short. Um, and as the years progressed,

158:22

so did the program. And you were getting

158:24

more refined hybrids that looked more

158:26

and more like us until until

158:31

lately or at least when when uh Jacobs

158:34

published his book, was it 2016

158:35

somewhere around there? Um, he was

158:38

reporting

158:40

these the these advanced human alien

158:42

hybrids that he described he calls

158:45

hubids.

158:46

And they're so advanced that, as I said

158:49

before, they're indistinguishable from

158:50

us, but they retain the telepathic

158:53

capabilities of the grays. And they are

158:54

completely

158:56

loyal. Their their allegiances to the

158:58

grace, not to human beings. And and so

159:00

these advanced human alien hybrids would

159:04

be assigned, according to Jacobs, would

159:06

be assigned to certain female abductees.

159:09

So you got these male hybrids. They're

159:12

they're assigned to female abductees.

159:14

These these Jacobs called personal

159:15

project hybrids because the female

159:18

abductee, they would have to

159:21

they would have to um tutor

159:24

the hybrid and teach them about life on

159:27

Earth. Teach them how to do mundane

159:28

things. How to go into a grocery store

159:30

and buy groceries without looking like a

159:32

freak. How to just be out in public, how

159:35

to drive a car, what a refrigerator is,

159:37

what a TV is. Just the the most basic

159:39

things. And what's really frightening, I

159:43

should use the word word alarming.

159:45

What's really alarming is that these

159:47

these hubris according to Jacobs are

159:50

psychopaths. Like these are like uh

159:54

superhuman villains. They they they

159:58

abuse these women sexually, but also

160:03

verbally. They completely manipulate and

160:05

control them. They're very violent. They

160:07

beat them in certain cases. These are

160:10

really really evil people, these

160:12

hybrids, according to the accounts from

160:15

from the from the uh abductees.

160:18

They're very abusive or at least some of

160:21

them. And so it makes you wonder like

160:24

what is the endgame here? Well, David

160:26

Jacobs said that the endgame of the

160:27

abduction program was planetary

160:29

acquisition by stealth.

160:32

So they integrate themselves into us.

160:34

It's the opposite of the Borg from from

160:36

Star Trek, right? the Star Trek in Star

160:38

Trek the Borg assimilate other factions

160:40

into themsel where the grays integrate

160:43

themselves into our civilization and

160:47

it's a conquest by stealth

160:50

>> and so I think that elements of the

160:53

United States government are aware of

160:54

this

160:56

>> and I think and certainly if you

160:58

referencing Carla Turner's work one

160:59

thing that Carla was always talking

161:01

about was the fact that some of these

161:02

abductees

161:05

were being would be abducted by gray

161:07

aliens and then when they were turn

161:10

returned to their homes the military

161:11

would show up

161:12

>> and and and then they would they would

161:14

endure a myab a military abduction which

161:17

was often times much more violent and

161:19

the military according to Turner

161:22

>> and her husband got abducted by the way

161:24

Turner's husband was abducted by

161:27

elements of the military they think they

161:29

were brought on to air force bases in

161:31

some cases sometimes underground bases

161:34

and they were interviewed Ed and um

161:37

interviewed a nice way to say it. Um

161:40

they were what's the word? Uh

161:42

>> interrogated.

161:42

>> Interrogated. Thank you. They were

161:45

interrogated

161:46

in regard to what was happening on the

161:48

alien vessel. What were the grays doing?

161:51

They were trying to figure out what the

161:52

grays were doing. And they're trying to

161:53

use the abductees to to get insight into

161:55

what the grays were doing.

161:58

>> And because I think there's there panic

162:00

had ensued by that time. I don't know

162:02

what you think about this. I personally

162:04

am persuaded

162:06

that the Greta contract was real, that

162:08

it actually happened.

162:09

>> So this is this Eisenhower agreement

162:12

that essentially in exchange for, you

162:16

know, some tactical advantage, maybe

162:18

some help with, you know, warfare,

162:20

whatever. Uh they would we would let the

162:23

aliens do sort of medical experiments

162:26

across, you know, the United States

162:27

population

162:28

>> to abduct our citizenry. I so I don't

162:31

know but I also if you look at the data

162:34

it seems like abduction sort of ramped

162:37

up around that time like midcentury.

162:39

So uh it's it's very interesting

162:42

>> they did uh and this is what um what I I

162:45

think the some of these researchers

162:48

would would

162:51

have concluded was that yes there was a

162:53

an increase in abductions and and the

162:56

abduction phenomenon is exponential

162:59

>> because it's it's hereditary.

163:02

>> So if you know Eisenhower's

163:04

granddaughter is an abductee and is like

163:06

all over this issue which is really

163:08

interesting Laura. Exactly.

163:09

>> So, um, alien abduction is hereditary.

163:14

And so, if your if your parents were

163:17

abductees or one of your parents, then

163:18

that you're you're also an abductee.

163:20

It's hereditary. I found no exception to

163:22

that rule.

163:24

>> Now, the reason why I'm so

163:26

>> It runs in families.

163:27

>> Yes, it's it's definitely hereditary.

163:29

So, the reason why I'm so uh interested

163:32

in this phenomenon is because I interact

163:34

with a lot of abductees. They come to me

163:37

and they tell me their stories and of

163:40

course I'm always aware of the fact that

163:41

you know you got screen memories in

163:42

there, you got VR, you know, VRS

163:45

scenarios and so forth and you sort of

163:48

have to navigate circumvent some of

163:50

that. But basically, and they're coming

163:53

to me all the time. I'll probably get

163:55

another wave of them after this

163:56

interview. And they're all telling the

163:58

same story still. Maybe there's some

164:01

variation in there that I haven't picked

164:02

up on, but from what I've seen, it's

164:04

it's the same thing. is they're they're

164:06

being abducted and they're being

164:09

integrated into this breeding program

164:11

forcibly. The men are having the sperm

164:13

taken, the women are are having ova

164:16

taken and then there's some sort of in

164:18

vitro fertilization with some exotic

164:22

component. Then that's that's reinserted

164:24

into the woman's womb or or an

164:26

extrauterral womb. Even if the woman

164:27

doesn't have a womb, you know, uh she

164:30

had a hysterctomy. Is that what it's

164:32

called? They take the womb out and then

164:34

the grays create an artificial womb

164:36

>> and and these women they carry these

164:38

babies, these hybrid fetuses

164:42

um for about 3 months right before they

164:44

really start to show and then they're

164:45

they're they're abducted and the and the

164:47

fetuses are taken out and put in

164:48

gestation tanks. This is the ongoing

164:51

procedure. This is what's happening and

164:54

it's still happening. I know there's a

164:55

narrative out there that alien abduction

164:57

isn't happening anymore. Not as far as I

165:00

can tell. I have a friend, by the way,

165:01

who who I've known him for years,

165:05

and I've always suspected that he and

165:06

his kids were abductees.

165:10

>> Why do you suspect that?

165:11

>> Because of various experiences and

165:13

dreams, dreams,

165:14

>> sure,

165:15

>> things like that. Um, uh, things that

165:17

were indicative of alien abduction.

165:20

>> And I never really,

165:22

>> I think I've asked him in the past if he

165:24

thought he was an abductee, and he never

165:25

thought he was. But the other day, ju

165:28

this this last spring,

165:31

uh I was in my office working and he

165:33

happened to be at my house and and he

165:35

came in in my office and we're talking

165:37

for a second and then he's walking out

165:39

and he stopped and he said he turned

165:40

around and he said, "I forgot to tell

165:43

you. They came and got me."

165:47

>> Whoa.

165:47

>> And I was like, "What do you mean? Who's

165:49

they? Who came and got you?" He said,

165:51

"The grays. They came and got me."

165:53

>> Whoa.

165:55

And and then he walked up to me, pulled

165:57

up his sleeve, he said, "Look."

165:59

And he had the typical that I don't know

166:02

if you ever seen this, the delta

166:04

>> Yeah.

166:04

>> formation. Little dots.

166:06

>> The dots. The delta formation. A lot of

166:08

abduct.

166:09

>> Yeah. And it and it had been a couple of

166:11

weeks and it was fading, but it was

166:12

clearly there. He said, he said, "I had

166:15

this wild experience at night." He was

166:17

like, "I was sort of out of it and all

166:18

this weird stuff, and I woke up with

166:20

that." And he's like, "I they came and

166:23

got me.

166:24

And it was just like a punch in my face

166:26

like you know I'm constantly being

166:29

reminded yeah that this thing is real

166:31

and it's ongoing and we were talking

166:32

about the implants earlier too. I think

166:33

all abductes are implanted by the way

166:36

>> and so anyway so that's happening and if

166:39

and if Jacobs is correct and I think he

166:42

is that the objective is planetary

166:44

acquisition that they're integrating

166:46

these human alien hybrids

166:47

indistinguishable from us into human

166:49

society. Right. What's the endgame

166:51

there? Who knows? to direct civilization

166:54

in a particular way and elements of our

166:56

government know about it, then that is a

166:59

clear and present danger. I mean, that

167:02

is it's like a sci-fi

167:03

>> Yeah.

167:04

>> movie. It's like a it's it's like a

167:05

scenario that's that's

167:08

um it's ultra red alert. The human

167:11

species is is being usurped from within,

167:14

right?

167:15

>> And so, why do I bring that up? Remember

167:18

I talked about the natural catastrophe

167:19

that's coming the cataclysm cyclic.

167:22

We're due. We're within the we're in a

167:24

sentellia right now. And we can talk

167:26

about that more if you want later. Well,

167:27

how we know that, but we're in a

167:28

sentellia. Cataclysm is going to befall.

167:32

Now, that's a thousand-year window. So,

167:34

we don't know when exactly, but we're

167:35

within the window. And then you have

167:38

gray aliens doing what they're doing

167:40

simultaneously. So, what do I think is

167:42

going to happen?

167:43

>> I think somebody's going to show us show

167:45

up to deliver us. M interesting.

167:48

>> From either one of these or both of

167:50

them.

167:51

>> Whoa.

167:52

>> And that that group will be received as

167:54

the gods returning to the earth. That

167:57

these are the gods. Perhaps they'll say

167:59

that they created us. They spliced our

168:00

genome with Bigfoot or something or some

168:03

homminid, some some ancient homminid and

168:05

and that they provided some of their own

168:07

genetic material and they've been sort

168:09

of guiding us through our evolution all

168:11

of these centuries, all of these

168:13

millennia. And in your view that should

168:15

be viewed as a deception

168:16

>> from my point of view.

168:18

>> Yeah.

168:19

>> This would be the group that the that

168:22

the Bible identifies as as the man of

168:25

sin.

168:25

>> Yep.

168:27

>> The antichrist basically presenting

168:29

himself as the savior in place of

168:31

Christ.

168:33

>> Jesus was one of us or I am Jesus. That

168:36

sort of a thing. And showing up to to uh

168:40

to deceive humanity. Of course, that's a

168:43

very uh specific point of view. It's a

168:46

point of view coming from a a biblical

168:49

perspective, but I think my god, I mean,

168:52

the trajectory is certainly headed that

168:54

way. And so, and that and that what

168:58

happens then is humanity is is and by

169:02

the way, in the in the book of

169:03

Revelation,

169:05

this figure head, the beast is what the

169:08

revelation calls him, right? this figure

169:09

head uh the beast consolidates

169:14

power on earth, governmental power on

169:17

earth and then he leads mankind into

169:22

worship of the dragon. That's what

169:25

happens. He leads mankind into worship

169:27

of the dragon. And so I think that the

169:30

narrative that's coming is that these

169:33

beings are going to show up. Wouldn't be

169:35

surprised if they look like Nordics.

169:38

Contrast that with the grays. You know,

169:41

here's the clear enemy who's we have no

169:43

defense, by the way, against this enemy.

169:44

They're far more advanced than we are.

169:47

They're integrating themselves into our

169:48

populace.

169:50

We have a natural disaster on the

169:52

horizon. These beings show us to show up

169:55

to deliver mankind from from these

169:58

disasters. They will be received as our

170:01

extraterrestrial saviors, our

170:02

progenitors, our Prometheian

170:04

benefactors. M

170:06

>> and then

170:07

according to my perspective they will

170:10

lead humanity post humanity really lead

170:13

humanity into the final stages of a

170:14

posthuman transformation and then they

170:17

will take the armies of earth and and

170:21

their faction to go to literally go to

170:24

war with the king of heaven

170:25

>> returning to the earth that's called

170:27

Armageddon. Now again, I know that that

170:31

may sound plausible to Christians and it

170:33

may sound utterly ridiculous to people

170:35

who aren't Christians and people with

170:36

different persuasions, but there is

170:39

definitely a biblical case for what I

170:41

just laid out.

170:42

>> Yeah. Fascinating. Speaking of evidence

170:46

of Nephilim and this whole narrative,

170:49

you're one of the few people I know who

170:51

has gone deep on this phenomena of

170:54

giants and giant bones and and mythology

170:58

around giants. But I I think maybe most

171:00

interestingly is you've encountered uh

171:03

personnel in the air force who have

171:06

fought giants in Kandahar in Afghanistan

171:10

in the mid 2000s. Is that correct?

171:12

>> Yeah. I this so this begins for me this

171:14

begins with with Steve

171:16

>> Quail.

171:17

>> I used to work with Steve Quail who's an

171:18

author and and really his area of

171:21

research his primary area of research

171:23

was biblical giants and I was working

171:26

with Steven Montana and we created a uh

171:29

we created a production company called

171:32

Gen 6 Productions and we were making a

171:34

film series at the time called True

171:35

Legends which was focused primarily on

171:38

giants, right? and looking for evidence

171:40

of giants and and so forth. And in the

171:42

midst of this, uh, Steve was contacted

171:45

by a an elderly woman who told him that

171:50

her son had a story that he needed to

171:52

hear, but her son did not want to come

171:54

forward because he was still active

171:56

duty. And she said, "You need to my son

171:58

has a story. You need to hear it." And

172:00

she ultimately she was able to convince

172:01

her son to come to tell Steve the story.

172:03

So he got in contact with Steve. I

172:05

believe they went on coast to coast with

172:06

George and Nori. That's the first time

172:09

they that that this individual's story

172:11

was heard. And then subsequent to that,

172:15

uh, he we we we wanted to put him in our

172:17

film in our documentary series. And so

172:20

we flew him out to Boseman, Montana, and

172:24

we interviewed him, Steve and I. He

172:26

showed us his CV, his credentials. He

172:29

was active duty. He was a he was a um a

172:32

C130 pilot, cargo pilot, and um and he

172:37

told us a bunch of stuff about his

172:39

background. He was a fascinating guy uh

172:41

and just a lot of um confirming data and

172:45

just really demonstrating to us that he

172:48

was who he said he was. And then we

172:50

interviewed him, but he did he wanted to

172:51

be interviewed in silhouette. like he

172:53

knew that, you know, his voice is

172:55

already out there and people he

172:56

understood people were going to be able

172:57

to put the pieces together and figure

172:59

out who he was if they wanted to, but

173:03

just just to maybe add a little layer of

173:05

of making a little bit more difficult,

173:07

he wanted to be filmed in silhouette.

173:09

So, we filmed him in silhouette and he

173:12

told us uh the story that has since

173:16

become known as the Kandahar giant. It's

173:18

grown into a mythology on the internet,

173:20

right? But this is where it begins. Um,

173:26

so he was a, as I said, he was a C130

173:28

pilot and he would fly missions into

173:31

into Bram airfield in Afghanistan.

173:35

And he would describe these missions as

173:37

as classified and he would always often

173:41

be called in to pick up high valued

173:43

assets.

173:45

And he said, usually these were like

173:46

Taliban guys. Um, and

173:51

so this was routine for him. I mean one

173:52

day he's flying in there I he said in

173:54

2005

173:57

he was flying a routine mission into

173:59

Bram airfield. He lands on the tarmac

174:02

and I've been getting this detail wrong

174:03

for those who've been hearing me say

174:04

this. Um I've been saying he he he

174:07

disembarked from the plane and walked

174:08

over to the hangar. That's not true. I

174:10

double checked the other day. uh he he

174:13

disembarks he he he deplanes with his

174:16

crew and they're met on the tarmac by

174:19

individuals he describes as the

174:21

babysitters

174:23

and he thinks that these are air force

174:25

intelligence or army intelligence

174:26

something like that and they told him

174:29

right away he said I've never been met

174:30

on the tarmac like this I always go over

174:31

to the hanger and get my cargo

174:34

and they said this never happened no

174:37

pictures don't ever talk about it

174:41

and as they'reing standing there. As

174:42

he's standing with the babysitters, he

174:44

sees a a um a um

174:48

forklift bringing over a crate, a huge

174:51

crate, one of the an an air pallet. Um

174:56

an air cargo pallet, which are, you

174:58

know, I think they're 14 ft. I think I

175:00

got that right. No, no, no, not 14.

175:02

There's there 9 ft long. Somebody will

175:05

correct me if they're 9 ft long by

175:06

something. 7 by9, I think, is what

175:08

they're they're larger than like the

175:10

pallets at Home Depot. And they're

175:12

heavier, you know, there there's dunage

175:14

under them and they're heavy. And so

175:16

it's a nine foot long pallet and there's

175:19

something on it and it's whatever's on

175:21

it is covered with a tarp. And he said

175:24

the first thing that hit him was the

175:26

odor. It was this pungent odor of like

175:30

bo and death. And it was he said it was

175:33

like unlike anything he's ever

175:34

encountered. And then as they put this

175:37

thing down on the ground so it can be

175:38

weighed and loaded into the aircraft, he

175:42

realized that that the tarp wasn't

175:44

covering the whole thing. That parts of

175:46

this thing were hanging out. And it was

175:47

apparent that it was a really really big

175:50

dude in his words. And but it was not a

175:55

normal person because it was in the

175:57

fetal position and it was it was hanging

175:59

off the pallet in the fetal position. 9

176:02

foot long pallet hanging off the pallet.

176:05

part of its head was, you could see part

176:06

of its head. You could see its hands and

176:07

its feet hanging off the pallet and they

176:10

weren't covered by the tarp. And he said

176:12

that uh the the hair of this being was

176:14

red. The skin was pale,

176:18

white. He said it had six fingers on

176:21

each hand and six toes on each foot. And

176:24

the feet were wrapped in a very uh

176:27

primitive canvas type wrapping. And he

176:31

said he and the guys that were standing

176:32

around the body were actually taking

176:35

their boots and putting it up to the

176:37

foot.

176:39

And he said it was, you know, twice as

176:40

big as every twice, three times bigger

176:42

than everybody's boot. I mean, the feet

176:43

were enormous. They're all putting their

176:45

feet up to the foot. And and he said

176:48

this thing was solid as a rock. He would

176:50

he was they were all kind of tapping it

176:52

on the top. And he said it was like a

176:54

brick. I mean, this thing was just like

176:56

solid muscle. So he said it could have

176:57

been some rigor mortise or whatever, but

176:58

but I mean it was apparent from what you

177:01

could see of this dude that he was he

177:03

was a brick house. So how tall?

177:06

>> So the pallet was 9 ft long and he's in

177:09

the fetal position. So they estimated

177:10

his size at 10 to 12 feet tall.

177:12

>> Wow.

177:14

>> They weighed the giant they weighed this

177:16

being because they had to weigh it. The

177:18

load master had to weigh it before they

177:19

put it on the C130. He weighed the whole

177:22

thing weighed I think they told me and I

177:24

could be wrong but I think it was 1,500

177:25

lb. And then when you subtract all the

177:27

dunage and the pallet and whatever else,

177:30

I know that the final weight was,00 lb.

177:34

The final weight was 11. And he told me

177:36

for sure, he said the weight was this

177:37

thing weighed, 1100 lb.

177:40

And so you can imagine, let's say it was

177:43

12 feet tall, 1,100 lb.

177:47

So I mean I mean this thing weighs more

177:49

than like a Kodiak bear. I mean it's a

177:52

massive massive guy. And then, you know,

177:55

he was asking about the the body, like

177:56

where' you where'd you guys get this

177:58

thing? And and they told him that they

177:59

had heard they they didn't know. They

178:01

didn't have firstand knowledge. They

178:03

heard that a group of guys got lost

178:06

somewhere out in Afghanistan that this

178:08

this group was out there. This these

178:11

military guys were out there doing

178:13

something, recon, and they they weren't

178:16

reporting back in. So, they sent out

178:20

another group to look for him. another

178:21

team went out to look for that that

178:23

first team.

178:25

And when that second team found them,

178:27

they found them either at the mouth of a

178:29

cave or in a cave. I can't remember

178:30

where, but it was in the vicinity of a

178:32

cave. And they were all dead and and

178:36

this gigantic humanoid was eating on one

178:39

of them

178:41

and it and and they were able to kill

178:43

it. They were able to take it down. So,

178:45

it killed the whole first team. That's

178:47

what he heard. Now again, that's that's

178:50

what those guys had heard had heard. So

178:52

maybe that was just a rumor. Um but

178:54

either way, the the giant was airlifted

178:57

from the Kandahar region and and

179:00

deposited at Bram to be picked up by the

179:03

pilot.

179:05

And um so he loaded the giant onto the

179:09

aircraft and then they they transferred

179:12

it to Qatar, a base in Qatar. And that's

179:15

where his that's where his interaction

179:18

with this being ends.

179:20

>> So he was part of the transport of the

179:22

body.

179:22

>> Yes. And he said he told me he heard

179:24

through the grape vine. He said, "I

179:25

don't know if this true, but I heard

179:26

through the grapevine

179:28

that the giant ended up at Wright

179:30

Patterson."

179:32

>> He said, "I don't know if it's true, but

179:33

that's what I heard."

179:34

>> And he was sure that the being was dead

179:37

while he was

179:38

>> dead. Yeah, it was definitely dead.

179:41

>> Was it shot? Yes, they full they they

179:44

Yeah, they they filled it full of

179:48

ammunition. So, I mean the thing and and

179:50

from what I he said that it was it was

179:52

it took a lot of firepower to take him

179:54

down.

179:55

>> Jesus. Did he sound kind of traumatized

179:57

as he's telling

179:58

>> No, no, no. He he sounded very

179:59

fascinated like this crazy thing

180:01

happened. Here's what happened.

180:03

>> He wasn't traumatized because he didn't,

180:04

you know, he wasn't involved in the

180:05

interaction with the giant when it was

180:07

alive and he didn't know if the story of

180:09

it eating on guys was true. Sure. So

180:11

that's just what they had heard. So he's

180:12

like, I can't confirm that, but this is

180:14

what they told me.

180:15

>> Still, even seeing the thing, it's like,

180:17

that's pretty crazy.

180:19

>> Yeah.

180:19

>> Yeah.

180:20

>> Since conducting that interview with

180:21

with the pilot in subsequent years, I've

180:25

been able to confirm that story by

180:27

several sources or have that story

180:29

confirmed by several sources. And and I

180:31

have to be very careful because I want

180:32

to protect these guys. Um, and I should

180:35

say before I get into that that my my

180:37

colleague who I referenced earlier,

180:38

Ellie Marculli, he had a guy come to him

180:42

and this is important because this was

180:46

confirmation of the story that we had

180:48

heard from our pilot. Ellie Marculi had

180:50

a guy come to him, a different guy. I

180:52

think it was a special ops guy from the

180:55

I don't remember what what branch, but

180:57

but he told Ellie Marculi a very similar

181:00

story about the Kandahar giant. We don't

181:04

know if it was the same giant or if it

181:07

was a different one. But in but in that

181:08

story, they said it was 2003 as opposed

181:12

to 2005. Maybe our pilot remembered the

181:14

date wrong. I don't know. Or maybe they

181:16

were remembering the date wrong. But in

181:19

their story, very very similar. A team

181:22

went a team went missing. Another team

181:24

was dispatched to find it. They

181:26

encountered this giant in a cave. And in

181:28

that story, the giant skewered one of

181:30

the guys with a spear

181:34

and but but apart from that, all the

181:36

details are pretty much the same. Uh so

181:39

we don't know. LA and LA and I don't

181:41

know if if it's the same story or if

181:43

these are two separate stories. Sure.

181:46

>> So,

181:47

>> well, if there's one giant out there,

181:49

>> well, well, after after LA told that

181:52

story publicly, he put it in a film and

181:55

after he went public with it, our pilot

181:57

got got a hold of us again. and he he

181:59

contacted Steve Quail and he told Steve

182:02

and then he told me subsequently that

182:06

that he knows that the the other story

182:10

is true because he purposely withheld

182:12

certain details from the story so that

182:14

if somebody comes forward trying to add

182:17

additional information, he could vet

182:18

whether or not they're telling the truth

182:20

and he said that guy is telling the

182:22

truth.

182:23

>> Whoa. So that was kind of a confirmation

182:26

from our guy that Ellie Marculli's guy

182:28

was telling the truth. Now apart from

182:31

that I've interacted with a handful of

182:33

people um some

182:36

soldiers, others

182:40

officers

182:42

that have confirmed to me that a that

182:44

story is true and b there are even

182:47

wilder stories and there are more giants

182:50

out there than just one obviously. Um

182:53

and and then also that this is one of

182:55

the that this is this

182:59

this topic is one of the most highly

183:03

classified dangerous topics to broach.

183:07

>> Why do you think it's so danger like my

183:11

I almost suspect it's more dangerous

183:12

than UFOs and crash retrievals? Because

183:16

it's confirmation somewhat maybe of an

183:19

origin story of human. Like it really

183:22

breaks Darwin. Unless you come up with

183:24

some other reason as to why these giants

183:26

exist. Evolution of primitive to

183:30

progress apes to mankind is kind of

183:32

broken by this. Like where did the

183:34

giants come from?

183:35

>> There are some

183:38

difficulties for evolution by natural

183:41

selection, but not too many. I mean,

183:42

they could just say that this was a

183:45

divergent homo sapien species that

183:47

branched off of what it could.

183:48

>> So they could just add another branch of

183:50

the tree, so to speak. Totally.

183:52

>> Other people think that the reason why

183:53

this is such a touchy subject and

183:56

apparently very highly classified, the

183:58

existence of giants both in a in an

184:01

ancient context and in a contemporary

184:03

context

184:05

is because it affirms the biblical

184:07

narrative. Although that's true, I don't

184:10

think that's it either because it

184:12

doesn't just affirm the biblical

184:13

narrative like we were saying earlier.

184:15

It affirms the ubiquitous testimony of

184:17

our antence from the ancient world in

184:20

general. I mean, everybody had

184:22

mythologies of giants. The Egyptians,

184:23

they did, the Mesopotamians, they had

184:25

the Greeks, the Romans, the pol the the

184:27

Polynesians, everybody. The Inca, the

184:30

Aztec, everybody.

184:31

>> It would explain a lot of this

184:32

megalithic architecture.

184:33

>> Yeah. Well, potentially. Yeah. The North

184:35

American Indians had legends of giants.

184:37

Six-fingered red-haired giants, by the

184:38

way.

184:39

>> Yeah. Yeah. You've done some great

184:41

videos on that.

184:42

>> Yeah. I mean, you know, I mean, the

184:43

giants were being unearthed by the

184:44

Smithsonian Smithsonian institution in

184:46

the mountains of America

184:49

right during that time when we were

184:50

talking about the spiritualism and and

184:52

uh and and the uh the the um airship

184:56

phenomen the mystery airship phenomenon

184:58

right in that time we're unearthing the

185:01

bones of giants out from the mountains

185:04

from within the mountains the Indians.

185:05

>> So why hide if you're in the Smithsonian

185:07

or the Air Force why hide this stuff?

185:09

So, I've been I I I have my own theory

185:12

here, and it it may or may not be true,

185:14

but I have a feeling that really what's

185:17

behind this, what's behind the secrecy

185:19

is the occult.

185:21

Because if you know anything about the

185:23

legends of giants, you'll find out

185:24

really quickly that

185:27

there was a cult of giants in the

185:28

ancient world, especially among the

185:30

Canaanites, but not exclusive to the

185:31

Canaanites. And there were some things

185:33

that were known about the giants. For

185:35

example, it was known that the giants in

185:39

some cases it was believed that they

185:41

could be resurrected. In other cases, it

185:44

was it was believed that and almost

185:47

universally actually that the spirits of

185:49

the giants could be contacted. Remember

185:51

I said in the book of Enoch that when

185:52

this when the giants were killed that

185:55

their spirits departed their bodies and

185:57

that they persisted in the world as

185:59

vagabond wraiths, right? So those so

186:01

those are the demons of the New

186:03

Testament and and so those spirits are

186:06

in the world and occult practitioners

186:10

believe that they can make contact with

186:12

those spirits either to harness their

186:15

power or to extract information from

186:17

them to attempt to control them uh or

186:20

maybe maybe because they're looking for

186:22

to possess themselves or other people. I

186:24

don't know. I I I don't know. But

186:26

there's definitely in the ancient

186:29

context there was a cult of giants. And

186:33

in fact uh

186:36

in in the areas where biblically

186:38

speaking we know there were giants and

186:39

then archaeologically speaking I would

186:41

say we know there were giants such as

186:42

the island of Sardinia you have and also

186:46

Minorca the island of Monorca and Spain

186:49

you have a lot of in fact all over much

186:52

of the world you have dolmans. you know,

186:53

dolmans, which are these sort of

186:55

freestanding large stones, megalithic

186:57

stones. Oftent times they're shaped like

186:59

um um almost like a little house, you

187:04

know, with like three walls and a big

187:05

slab of stone on top. Various

187:07

configurations of dolmans, some of them

187:09

are quite large, many of them

187:11

megalithic. Um and I believe that the

187:14

dolmans are associated with the giants,

187:17

not just because they're large stones,

187:19

but they're associated with the cult of

187:20

giants. And this is this is this is what

187:24

I would describe as as Canaanite or

187:26

Canonitic sorcery. More specifically,

187:30

Canaanite necromancy

187:32

because necromancy is the

187:37

it's it is the let's call it the dark

187:39

art of trying to contact the dead or

187:42

resurrect the dead.

187:44

Uh and this is definitely this was

187:47

definitely a belief in Canaan among the

187:51

Canaanites. We know because there are

187:53

eucharitic texts that have been

187:55

discovered that have uh that have

187:59

summoning rights that are summoning dead

188:02

Nephilim.

188:04

In other words, it's like a it's like a

188:06

an attempt to resurrect either resurrect

188:08

dead Nephilim, re-mbod them, or contact

188:12

their spirits.

188:13

>> Gollum or something.

188:15

>> Yeah. Like the myth,

188:16

>> right? And

188:17

>> Whoa. And and but before I forget,

188:20

there's a little bit of a there's a

188:22

little bit of a crossover here with the

188:24

Epstein stuff that you mentioned earlier

188:26

because it's apparent that the some of

188:29

the elite, some of our ruling elite are

188:32

obsessed with with Bal.

188:33

>> Mhm.

188:34

>> And Bal was a Canaanite deity, right?

188:37

>> And so you have this Canaanitish cult

188:42

>> that's still being perpetuated among the

188:44

elite. And part of that Canaanadish cult

188:46

at least in ancient Canaan was the cult

188:48

of giants. So

188:52

if you go to the island of Sardinia

188:53

today for example you will find

188:57

many many megalithic structures that are

188:59

still standing. Those are called uh

189:01

nurag towers

189:03

and they're they're circular stone

189:06

towers and they're they're pretty

189:07

impressive although they're crude. This

189:09

is this is cyclopian architecture which

189:11

is large stones fit together without the

189:13

use of any binding agent like mortar.

189:16

And at the top of these towers, some of

189:18

them were over 100 ft tall. And there

189:20

were over 30,000 of these things on the

189:22

island of Sardinia. Over 30,000. At the

189:25

top of some of these towers were

189:27

megalithic bassalt stones that were cut.

189:31

So you you do have some some more of the

189:34

monumental architecture incorporated

189:36

into the top of the towers, whereas the

189:38

rest of the towers pretty crude, but big

189:40

stones nevertheless in the cyclopian

189:42

style. But associated with these towers

189:45

are what are called the tombs of the

189:48

giants. To this day, they're called the

189:50

tombs of the giants really on the island

189:52

of Sardinia. I visited I've been to

189:54

Sardinia a few times and I visited many

189:56

of the both the towers and the tombs

189:59

and the tombs are configured in the

190:03

shape of a womb. Now I used to think

190:06

that it was bull's head because of

190:08

Molech and Bal and it was clearly a

190:12

Canaanitish the the the ancient

190:15

culture that they that they attribute

190:17

these towers and these tombs to is

190:20

called the neurogic people. the neurogic

190:22

culture, but the neurologic culture,

190:24

it's clear were Canaanitish for sure.

190:27

That's that culture was Canaanitish.

190:29

Their iconography

190:31

uh their we know that the at the very

190:35

least we know that the Phoenetians

190:37

inhabited that island for some time. And

190:40

the Phoenetians were descended from the

190:42

Canaanites and had continued on many of

190:45

their rights, including according to the

190:47

Romans, they sacrificed their children

190:50

to Molech.

190:52

Uh, and that's part of the reason

190:54

ostensibly why they why the Romans

190:56

detested them.

190:57

>> I didn't know that.

190:58

>> So the so these practices, the sacrifice

191:00

of children was practiced widely by the

191:02

Canaanites and and also by the

191:05

Phoenicians. the the Canaanites, the the

191:06

the Greeks called the Canaanites

191:08

Phoenicians.

191:09

>> Mhm.

191:10

>> And and so you had the that specifically

191:13

the inhabitants of of Ty, Sidon, and

191:15

Biblo were Phoenician

191:18

and they were Canaanites. So, but then

191:20

there were other Canaanite tribes,

191:21

right? And in the Old Testament, among

191:22

these Canaanites were literal were

191:24

literal tribes of giants, clans of

191:26

giants, mostly inhabiting the high

191:28

country.

191:29

>> And these are the giants that Joshua

191:32

encountered during the conquest. So, I

191:34

think my and I'm going to get back to

191:36

the occult thing here. I think that

191:38

Joshua

191:40

drove out a lot of the giants that

191:44

weren't killed in the conquest.

191:46

They went they went over the

191:49

Mediterranean, across the Mediterranean,

191:52

and many of them reestablish themselves

191:54

on the island of Sardinia. That's my

191:56

guess. That's just uh a conjecture of

191:59

mine.

191:59

>> Are the tombs extremely large there or

192:03

Yes. And I'll get to get back to the

192:05

tombs in a sec in a second. So this

192:07

migration, this forced migration, this

192:10

eviction of giants out of the promised

192:11

land documented in the biblical text is

192:15

evidenced in the fact that there was a I

192:19

forget who recorded this uh one of the

192:20

Greek historians that there was in in

192:23

Tunisia

192:26

there was a column that had a an

192:28

inscription and the inscription read,

192:30

"We are the Canaanites who fled before

192:33

the face of Joshua the son of Nun."

192:36

Whoa.

192:37

And so the Canaanites obviously were

192:40

evicted from the land of Canaan. And I

192:43

think they coalesed on the island of

192:45

Sardinia.

192:46

And so now you have massive megalithic

192:50

towers and you have massive megalithic

192:53

tombs again to this day known as the

192:54

tombs of the giants. And initially as I

192:56

said I thought that the

192:58

>> could are the tombs for like a 10ft plus

193:01

body or

193:02

>> Okay. So, I'll describe the tomb and

193:05

then I'll and then we'll talk about a

193:07

controversy regarding them and and and

193:09

and how large they are. So, the tombs

193:13

are shaped generally speaking like a

193:15

bull's head, right? Like like the

193:17

Chicago Bull's logo. Generally speaking,

193:20

shaped like a bull's head. So I had

193:21

thought initially that because this is a

193:23

Canaanitish culture that these these

193:25

tombs are shaped in the bull's head

193:26

which is a very uh iconic figure among

193:30

the Canaanites sometimes representing

193:32

Molech or or Bal, right? And and so I

193:37

had assumed that that this was the

193:38

configuration. I was wrong. The tombs

193:41

are actually shaped like wombs.

193:45

They're shaped like a uterus,

193:47

>> which is if you look at it, like if you

193:49

pull it up on on on Google images, it's

193:51

shaped like it looks like a bull's head

193:52

kind of. So, it's got like the two arms

193:54

and then this curved portion on the

193:56

bottom. And that's how all the tombs are

193:59

shaped in Sardinia. Now, there's two

194:01

types of tombs. One of them has a

194:04

triilathon entry. Triilithon doorway,

194:07

which means it's like megalithic stones

194:09

that are stacked like a basically like a

194:13

like a doorway, right?

194:15

And then the other configuration is a

194:17

large megalithic stone that's like a

194:19

stellle with a with a little doggy door

194:21

in it the bottom just like a little door

194:24

that you and I couldn't fit through. But

194:27

a young person could like a 12-year-old

194:30

or something like 13-year-old could

194:31

could squeeze into the hole.

194:33

So they're, as I keep saying, I'm not

194:37

inventing the word tomb of the giants.

194:39

That's what they're called. Since time

194:41

immemorial, they were called the tombs

194:43

of the giants. And the locals believe

194:45

that that giants were buried in them, in

194:48

the vicinity of them, or more

194:50

importantly beneath them. So the

194:52

contention is by armchair archaeologists

194:54

that the bodies of giants can't fit in

194:57

the tombs. Well, first of all, that

194:59

wasn't the purpose of the tomb. The

195:01

purpose wasn't to put the body inside.

195:03

I'll explain that in a minute. But even

195:05

if it were, I went to Sardinia with a

195:08

tape measure

195:10

and yes, you can fit the bodies of

195:11

giants in those tombs.

195:12

>> Wow. So even if that was the purpose,

195:15

you could fit a 10-ft tall dude in there

195:17

and I'm estimating a guy that's, you

195:19

know,

195:20

>> three times my width, like laying on the

195:22

ground. Just imagining something three

195:23

times my width, you know, two, three

195:25

times my height. Yes, you can. You can.

195:27

>> And the locals think that the giants

195:29

were buried. There is mythology locals.

195:31

>> They're associated with the tombs. Um,

195:34

so I learned when I was in Sardinia that

195:37

the tombs actually were are configured

195:40

the way that they're configured with the

195:42

in the shape of a womb

195:44

>> with a door, one with a triathon door

195:45

that you and I could get into, but we'd

195:47

have to stoop down, right? But the other

195:48

one, the little door, we could we

195:50

couldn't squeeze into it. I learned that

195:54

those tombs, it's known to the

195:57

archaeological community, were

195:58

configured in such a way so that they

196:00

could accommodate

196:02

what's called the right of incubation or

196:04

a right of incubation.

196:07

>> What is the right of incubation? It was

196:09

a it was a right of passage ceremony. So

196:12

when young people were adults and back

196:14

then the ancient world, I mean, you were

196:16

an adult when you were like 12 years

196:17

old, right? 12, 13, 14 years old. you're

196:20

you're you're being initiated into

196:21

adulthood, getting married at 14, 15, 16

196:24

in the ancient world, right? So,

196:27

uh they were they were they were the

196:29

right of incubation is a right of

196:30

passage in which the young person would

196:33

squeeze into the either that little

196:35

doggy door in the stale the one

196:37

configuration or they would be sealed in

196:40

with a door with its stone into the

196:41

other configuration. Both of them shaped

196:43

in the both of them configured in the

196:45

shape of the a womb. So what you have is

196:47

a gallery inside the tomb. And both of

196:50

them it's it's a quite a large gallery

196:54

and in in in the uh in the tomb with the

196:58

tril triathon doorway you can stand up

197:00

and it walk around. They're very large

197:02

inside. Um and there's a little bench

197:04

built into it and you could see where

197:06

maybe you could put some candles or

197:08

whatever. And the idea was that the

197:12

young person as part of this right of

197:13

passage would incubate in the tomb in

197:17

order to commune and to absorb the power

197:20

the prowess

197:22

of the mighty one buried beneath the

197:25

tomb.

197:27

>> Whoa.

197:27

>> Right. So this is like you can think of

197:29

this as a maybe

197:33

like a resurrection tomb

197:35

>> somehow. Oh, were you communicating with

197:37

the beings, the dead giants? Their

197:39

spirits come.

197:41

>> Remember the mythology of the ancient

197:42

world, not just the Jews, was that the

197:45

spirits of dead giants persisted in the

197:47

world as demons.

197:49

>> So you could commune with their if you

197:52

have their bodies, maybe you can commune

197:53

with their reach out to their spirits,

197:55

commune with them and be inhabited by

197:57

them or just gain information. of that.

197:59

Imagine, you know, the gathering

198:02

demoniac that we talked about earlier

198:03

was so um was so energized, demonically

198:08

energized that he that they would chain

198:10

him up in the tombs because he would

198:12

scream. He was wild. He was uh feral.

198:14

And he was so demonically energized that

198:16

he would break the chains. So, you're

198:19

talking about superhuman strength.

198:21

That's pretty useful if you're like a

198:23

warrior society, right? You want to feel

198:25

some berserkers, some demonpossessed

198:27

berserkers. That's a very useful

198:29

technology, so to speak, to field on an

198:31

ancient battlefield, these

198:33

>> demonized berserkers. That's one

198:35

possibility that they were trying to to

198:37

become

198:38

>> um to become infused, inhabited

198:42

>> by demonic spirits, but but also maybe

198:44

just to commune with the with the mighty

198:46

ones who had who had died and gone

198:48

before them. But that's they were

198:49

incubating and they were sealed in there

198:51

for a period of time.

198:53

>> It's wild. Have we

198:54

>> It gets wilder.

198:56

>> Keep going.

198:57

How does it get wilder?

198:59

>> Do you remember um the Wikileaks emails?

199:02

>> Yeah, of course.

199:02

>> Remember there was allegedly an email

199:05

that was a correspondence with Hillary

199:06

Clinton where she was inquiring about

199:08

the resurrection tomb and body of

199:11

Gilgamesh.

199:11

>> That's right. And Gilgamesh was a giant.

199:14

>> Yes. So this connects back to the occult

199:17

stuff. So what do I think is behind the

199:19

cover up of giants? I think the occult

199:21

is behind the cover up of giants. the

199:23

Epstein type ball worshiping cult who

199:27

are literally attempting to either

199:30

demonize themselves or others or make

199:32

contact with these spirits of dead

199:33

giants, harness them, ga gather

199:36

information from them. If they come, if

199:38

the anti-dolivian world was

199:40

technologically advanced, there's a lot

199:42

of information, practical, functional

199:44

information that you could gain by

199:47

interacting with these ancient beings.

199:50

>> Yes. Do have we ever found giant bones?

199:54

>> Okay, so that gets that that's a that's

199:56

a whole conversation in and of itself.

199:58

So on the island of Sardinia, again, I

200:00

was there three times and I interviewed

200:02

a lot of people.

200:03

>> Yeah.

200:03

>> And I put all this in a film. It was in

200:05

one of those True Legends documentaries

200:06

that I mentioned earlier that I I

200:08

produced with Steve Quail. Um,

200:12

I interviewed dozens of people in

200:13

Sardinia who who had dug up the bones of

200:17

giants themselves with their hands.

200:20

>> Wow.

200:21

>> And now the common contention here is

200:23

that these were the bones of giant

200:25

sloths and mastadons and other megapona.

200:29

But the problem is that the reason why

200:32

the Sardinians at that time, we're

200:34

talking about the 30s, the 40s, you

200:37

know, 50s, 60s back in that era. The

200:40

reason why, and these were all elderly

200:42

people I talked to, the reason why they

200:43

were actively looking for or if they

200:46

were plowing in their field, they would,

200:47

you know, be they'd have a horsedrawn

200:48

plow at plow at the time. plowing in the

200:50

field. They they they kick up a large

200:54

some skeletal remains, right, of a

200:56

large, let's say forearm and hand,

200:58

fingers. The reason why they would they

201:01

would would be excited about this is

201:03

because oftent times, more often than

201:05

not, they would find jewelry

201:08

associated with the remains, rings on

201:10

the fingers, necklaces,

201:14

different pieces of jewelry that were

201:15

just jumbled in with the bones or

201:16

sometimes still on them. And and I heard

201:20

this from a lot of people in Sardinia,

201:22

the elderly people who still remember

201:24

it. And I interviewed a couple of

201:26

gentlemen

201:27

who excavated at the site called

201:29

Anastasia at the at the church of

201:31

Anastasia, a Catholic little Catholic

201:34

church. And the church was planted on

201:37

top of a of a of a neurogic

201:40

archaeological site.

201:42

And they decided to do an excavation of

201:44

the site. And these individuals

201:46

excavated, I'm probably going to get the

201:48

dates wrong here. I want to say one of

201:51

them excavated from like 78 to 79 and

201:55

then the other one excavated from like

201:56

80 to 81 in that range, right? They both

202:00

excavated at the same site and they both

202:02

I interviewed them separately and they

202:04

both told me the same story. They were

202:06

hired by the municipality

202:08

to go in to go to the grounds of the

202:10

church of Anastasia and start to remove

202:13

systematically

202:15

uh take apart the ruins and remove the

202:17

artifacts and and both of them the uh

202:20

the procedure was all of the artifacts

202:22

that came out of the site went into the

202:24

church. They put tables they set up

202:26

tables in the church. I went to the

202:27

church of Santastasia and it's just this

202:30

little chapel and they put tables they

202:32

set tables up inside the church and then

202:35

they would take the artifacts all kinds

202:38

of artifacts gold and silver and all

202:40

kinds of artifacts and goblets and

202:42

plates and jewelry

202:45

and the bones of giants would come out

202:47

of the the site and they would put them

202:49

in the in the church. They found entire

202:52

skeletons of giants.

202:54

>> What?

202:55

>> Entire skeletons. both of them

202:56

independently. And I I could give you

203:00

just a ton of examples here, but I

203:01

remember one there's a couple of

203:03

examples that jump out. Uh in one day of

203:07

working, one of these gentlemen found

203:09

three they found three skeletons of a

203:11

giant, you know, they they reassembled

203:13

it. They they they they they uh

203:15

extracted the pieces and parts and then

203:18

they re they reassembled it in the they

203:20

were told to to to lay out the bones

203:22

next to the church as opposed to in

203:25

usually everything went inside the

203:26

church but in this particular case he

203:28

laid out three skeletal remains of

203:29

giants and he said so the procedure was

203:32

I know I'm sort of tying this in a in a

203:35

in a confusing knot here but the

203:37

procedure was the artifacts go in the

203:39

church and then overnight somebody came

203:42

to take them all away and then when they

203:44

would come back in the morning,

203:45

everything's gone and they would just

203:48

that was how they proceeded. But on this

203:50

occasion, this guy was told to lay these

203:52

bodies out in the next to the church in

203:54

the yard. So he laid them out, three

203:56

bodies. They were at least 9 ft tall

203:57

each.

203:59

Next day, they were gone. In another

204:01

occasion,

204:01

>> who takes these? Well, that individual

204:04

told me that he knows that that some of

204:07

those artifacts were were recovered were

204:10

um

204:12

were retrieved by

204:15

certain individuals who were associated

204:17

with the University of Kajetti, the

204:19

capital city in Sardinia. It's called

204:21

Kajedi. The University of Kajetti. He

204:23

knows that there was some certain

204:25

professors or somebody associated. He

204:26

told me the name who who communicated

204:29

with him about what to do with some of

204:31

these artifacts including the bodies of

204:32

giants.

204:34

>> You contact that professor?

204:35

>> Uh I couldn't find him. So then the

204:37

other individual

204:39

the other individual um he he told me

204:43

there's dozens of stories from both of

204:45

these guys. He told me that he was

204:46

excavating one day and he had his wife

204:49

with him and they found a skull that was

204:53

so big and he said the vertebrae was

204:55

still attached to part of it cuz these

204:57

were very well preserved. When I say

204:58

skeletal remains, I'm not talking about

204:59

bleach bones. I'm talking about like

205:02

bodies that are really well preserved.

205:04

Not not like not exactly like mummies,

205:06

but like some of them have senue. Some

205:08

of them still have like they're not just

205:11

skeletons. And he said this this he he

205:14

he unearthed this gigantic skull. It was

205:17

so large that he and his wife had to

205:18

carry it together and they brought it

205:21

into the church. Then he said there was

205:22

another day he was I'm just skipping

205:24

over a bunch of other ones by the way,

205:25

but he said he was excavating in at the

205:28

site and and they were excavating a new

205:30

a one of those towers, one of those

205:32

Nuraga towers and he

205:36

uh they they unsealed a chamber like it

205:40

was it it was almost like hermetically

205:41

sealed because what it looks like had

205:44

happened to these towers is they were

205:46

suddenly submer they were suddenly

205:48

covered in earth almost like a tidal

205:52

wave had swept across the island and

205:54

deposited all of this all of this soil

205:57

over the towers and buried them.

205:59

>> Wow.

206:00

>> And in fact, that's true because um I

206:04

saw I saw so keep in mind some of these

206:06

towers are are very tall. Some of them

206:08

are up to 100 feet, but they've since

206:10

crumbled, right? But they're still

206:11

pretty tall. And if you look at the the

206:15

towers before they were discovered, they

206:17

just look like hills. They just look

206:20

like hills of dirt, right? And then they

206:22

dig into them and it's one of these

206:23

towers and they're all over the place

206:26

still out there. All over the place.

206:28

What

206:28

>> does anybody have photos or video of the

206:31

bones or

206:32

>> so? No. So, keep in mind this is back in

206:34

the late '7s, early 80s.

206:36

>> Yeah.

206:37

>> And they were told not to take any

206:39

pictures and never to talk about it.

206:41

>> Again, two individuals.

206:42

>> How many of these witnesses came out in

206:44

your documentary? Well, this particular

206:46

case, too, but of other cases, dozens.

206:49

>> Okay. Wow.

206:50

>> And so they unsealed this one, this this

206:54

tower that was buried. Remember, let's

206:56

say this thing is buried suddenly,

206:58

right? Let's say you've got somebody

207:00

living inside of this thing. Tidal wave

207:02

hits, carries a mountain of of soot,

207:06

dirt, deposits it suddenly over one of

207:08

these towers, hermetically sealed.

207:11

>> Yeah.

207:11

>> So, whatever's in this thing is sealed

207:13

inside, right? and going to be well

207:15

preserved. So, um he they opened up one

207:18

of these chambers and he said he walked

207:20

they walked into the chamber with

207:22

flashlights and there was a giant seated

207:26

at a table and he was dead.

207:28

>> What?

207:28

>> And he was just slumped over

207:31

and and he they said that at there the

207:34

everything was gigantic. He said the

207:35

table was gigantic. There was a gigantic

207:38

plate and goblet on the table and the

207:41

plate still had like oysters on it.

207:44

What? Yeah. And the giant had been

207:46

eating oysters and there's a giant

207:48

goblet on the table and probably 9, 10,

207:51

11t tall, maybe 12 feet tall. I

207:53

somewhere in that range as most of these

207:54

giants are in that range between

207:56

>> between 9 and 12t.

207:58

>> Would the flesh have decayed by that?

208:00

>> I think it did start to decay

208:01

immediately as soon as they like it

208:02

started to crumble.

208:04

>> So it was like somehow sealed from

208:06

oxygen. It was hermetically sealed.

208:08

>> The thing was just buried suddenly.

208:10

So, at least this is what they

208:12

said, you know, this is what they're

208:14

telling me. So, um, and I didn't pay

208:17

these guys or anything like that.

208:19

>> Yeah.

208:20

>> Nothing like that. So, they they they

208:23

took the body of this giant, they

208:25

carried it out together and laid it in

208:26

the church.

208:27

>> Wow.

208:28

>> It was very very well preserved. And

208:30

then they took the goblet and the plate.

208:32

And I mean they found all they found

208:33

earrings, they found all kinds of

208:35

things, jewelry, all kinds of stuff at

208:37

this one site

208:39

>> in Santastasia

208:41

in Sardinia.

208:43

Apart from that, I interviewed lots of

208:46

other people who found the remains of

208:47

giants all over the place in the

208:48

countryside.

208:49

>> Wow.

208:50

>> One guy said that um

208:52

>> do you think we'll get concrete evidence

208:54

of this in our lifetime?

208:55

>> I don't know. I don't know. This one guy

208:57

said

208:58

>> because if if this is this prevalent, I

209:00

would expect that and I would hope that

209:02

we do.

209:02

>> Well, like I said, I think the occults

209:04

at the center of this thing, so I'm not

209:05

sure,

209:06

>> right?

209:06

>> Um, but

209:07

>> it's the same thing with the UFO stuff

209:08

where it's like it always disappear.

209:10

Always slips through your fingers.

209:12

>> Are these Bale worshiing pedophiles ever

209:14

going to go to jail,

209:15

>> right? Yeah.

209:16

>> So,

209:17

>> yeah. Yeah. No one apparently visited

209:19

the island for everyone was on the

209:21

emails but no one actually or

209:24

>> if I see a bunch of pedos go to jail and

209:25

I'll have more hope that we're going to

209:27

learn the truth about giants.

209:28

>> Yeah.

209:29

>> So just to give you one more

209:30

illustration here I talked to a guy

209:32

who's 101 years old

209:34

>> when I interviewed him.

209:35

>> He was still very spry very uh spunky

209:38

funny guy.

209:39

>> It's a blue zone there right? There's a

209:40

like centinarian.

209:42

>> Yes. This is this this is some of the

209:43

longest lived people in the world. The

209:44

island of Sardinia. So he told us

209:47

>> maybe it's the giant DNA.

209:49

>> Maybe it is. Well, they actually they

209:50

say some of them that they were

209:51

descended from giants.

209:52

>> Whoa.

209:53

>> And and on the island of Sardinia, you

209:55

do have an unusual uh po portion of the

209:59

population with red hair.

210:01

>> Uh so

210:03

which seems to be a trademark of of

210:04

these Nephilimic tribes. So

210:07

>> and and didn't Cananan literally had red

210:10

hair, I believe, right?

210:12

>> Who

210:12

>> was it? Uh or maybe it was uh Esau had

210:15

red hair. Esau Esau was like a hairy

210:17

ape. Red hair ape. Exactly.

210:19

>> So um

210:20

>> and that's not related to this.

210:22

>> It is kind of

210:23

>> kind of so but just to give you another

210:25

illustration here. I talked to this guy

210:26

101 years old. Can't remember his name.

210:29

>> It just came into my head and then and

210:30

then departed. But

210:32

>> it was a lot of fun talking to him. And

210:33

of course I had a translator with me,

210:35

Anna Tuary. So Anna, if you're watching,

210:37

shout out to Anna Tu. Shout out Anna.

210:38

>> She was born in Rome, a native Italian

210:40

speaker. Actually, I believe some of her

210:43

family was from Sardinia.

210:44

>> Oh, wow.

210:44

>> And so, she was with me as my transl

210:46

translator and we interviewed this

210:49

gentleman and he uh he told us some wild

210:53

stories. One of the stories he told me

210:54

was one time he was working in a field

210:56

when he was a young man. So, this was I

210:58

mean he's 101 years old. I don't know

211:00

what what year that would have been. He

211:02

told us I can't remember. Uh I think it

211:04

was like 1920s, 1930s, something like

211:07

that. and and he's working in this field

211:11

because this the owner of the field

211:12

wanted to plant a vineyard. So, they

211:14

were tilling, getting ready to plant a

211:16

vineyard. And this field was in the

211:18

vicinity of one of those towers, right?

211:20

One of those Nurogi towers and they're

211:24

plowing and as there's a bunch of guys

211:25

out there and they're they're they're

211:27

tearing up the the soil and suddenly

211:29

they start unearthing the the the

211:33

remains of gigantic people. And he said

211:36

they were all starting to shout to each

211:37

other in a big commotion because they

211:39

were all sort of simultaneously starting

211:41

to unearthe like this graveyard. And he

211:44

said all of the bodies were positioned

211:45

like this 2 by two in a cross

211:48

configuration. So like that all the

211:50

bodies and there were dozens of them.

211:51

And he said they were gigantic. So when

211:54

people say that in Sardinia they mean 9

211:55

10 11 12 feet

211:57

>> and they were clearly humans that had

212:00

been buried there intentionally. There's

212:01

a graveyard. And as they're digging this

212:03

up, the owner of the field says, "Stop.

212:05

Stop. Stop. I got to call this in. Got

212:07

to call the corner or whatever." And so

212:10

he made a phone call to whoever the

212:13

university, I don't know who he called.

212:15

And then he came back and he said,

212:18

"Everybody has to vacate this area. We

212:20

all have to leave." He said, "I've been

212:22

told they're going to come get the

212:23

remains. They want us out of here, so we

212:26

have to go." Well, uh, this gentleman I

212:29

was interviewing, he's very funny. He

212:31

said, He said, 'Well, I really needed

212:33

the money and I wanted to make this guy

212:35

pay me a day's wage, not a half a day's

212:37

wage. So, I stayed. He said, 'I'm my

212:40

plan was to just stay and work and then

212:41

say, 'Hey, I just stayed. I worked the

212:43

whole day, so so you get a day's wage.

212:45

And but what happened was as he's in the

212:47

midst of working by himself now, right?

212:50

He said these vans pulled up, bunch of

212:53

vans pulled up and people started these

212:57

people started getting out of the vans

212:58

with with equipment and he hid. He went

213:01

and hid himself like in the in the

213:02

bushes or something. And he watched them

213:04

come out of the vans, take pictures of

213:07

all of the the the remains that were in

213:09

a cross configuration, gather up all the

213:12

remains, load them into the vans. Then

213:15

he said they went into the tower

213:17

and they were examining the tower,

213:19

taking pictures of the tower, and he

213:21

said there was like this in that tower

213:23

there was like um some kind of like a

213:26

passageway that went down and maybe was

213:29

obstructed. They sealed it up. I think

213:32

he said they they put some stuff and

213:33

cemented over it and then they left.

213:38

>> So strange.

213:39

>> I mean these are the kind of stories I

213:40

heard one after another.

213:42

>> And don't you also have a story of being

213:44

at a function. you see this kind of high

213:47

up air force officer and you mention the

213:50

Kandahar

213:52

2003 or 2005 kind of giant in you know

213:55

confrontation and then what was his wife

213:58

says like he's not supposed to talk

214:00

about this

214:00

>> I don't want to

214:01

>> I got to be really careful with that

214:03

story cuz that that I don't want to get

214:04

that guy in trouble but yeah let's just

214:06

put it this way I'm going to be very

214:07

vague I've had interactions

214:11

>> with people where we could talk about

214:13

like UFOs on the ground bases and

214:15

they'll whisper, you know, and tell you

214:16

a little bit of what they know. But when

214:19

you bring up giants, one of them

214:21

literally went like this to me,

214:24

pointed to his phone.

214:25

>> What?

214:27

>> Like,

214:27

>> that's crazy.

214:28

>> And um and and then I had a friend of

214:31

mine who uh I told him I I told him some

214:34

of these stories, right? And um he said

214:37

uh

214:39

he said that he was with a friend of his

214:41

who happened to be and I got to be

214:42

careful here too, but he was with let's

214:44

let let me be very vague. Uh he was with

214:46

I don't want to get anybody in trouble.

214:48

>> Sure.

214:48

>> I talk a lot and I got to make sure I'm

214:51

>> I'm not saying burn any sources.

214:54

>> So um

214:56

he was with this individual who's

214:58

associated with the the government with

215:00

somebody from the government

215:01

>> and they're just having a casual

215:03

conversation. and he said uh uh they're

215:06

really good friends having this casual

215:07

conversation and and he had just been

215:09

with me. This guy the this the my my

215:12

friend who's talking to his government

215:14

buddy. He had just been with me and I

215:16

we're talking like we're talking right

215:17

now. We were talking like we're talking

215:18

right now and and and and he because he

215:21

was like whoa that's crazy. I can't

215:22

believe that. I was like well listen man

215:24

bring it up. See what happens. Bring

215:26

this topic up to people who you think

215:27

might know something. Watch what

215:29

happens. So he did. He brought it up

215:31

with this individual and he said he he

215:34

asked him he said hey do you know

215:35

anything about like this Kandahar giant

215:37

thing and he said this person who's his

215:40

friend just totally switched

215:44

>> and said I'm trying to think what he

215:46

told him he said something like um

215:50

what the hell are you getting yourself

215:51

into

215:53

what are what are you getting what are

215:55

you getting yourself into

215:56

>> you need to be careful

215:59

>> you need to be careful

216:01

like just turn just just casual fun

216:03

conversation just turned into like this

216:05

very serious warning. I don't know what

216:07

you're getting yourself into, but you

216:09

need to be careful is what he was. So

216:12

then he called me

216:13

>> and he told me, "Dude, I he said he

216:15

said, "Man, I I didn't know what to

216:17

think after you talked to me, but man, I

216:19

I brought this up and just like you

216:21

said, he changed on a dime and warned

216:23

me." So, you know, I have a lot of

216:26

little anecdotal things like that,

216:28

>> you know, and people accuse me all the

216:29

time of, you know, the trust me, bro

216:31

stuff. I get it. Look, these are

216:32

stories, okay?

216:33

>> Well, I, you know, I'll I'll hit you

216:35

with the story of mine, which is before

216:37

we even met and, you know, maybe I was

216:40

vaguely aware of your work, but this was

216:42

years ago. I had a friend who's kind of

216:45

uh, you know, prominent and like or

216:47

semi-prominent on like Twitter and like

216:49

tech circles and stuff. He's like not

216:51

into any of this like ancient

216:52

civilization UFO stuff really. I mean

216:55

like maybe is somewhat partial to it now

216:58

but like is you know has been dragged

217:00

into it by the fact that the narrative

217:01

has changed so much in the last five six

217:03

years and uh we're at like a conference

217:07

or something and he's telling me about

217:09

uh his buddy who is special forces and

217:12

he's like you got to you know um you

217:14

come to New York get dinner with me and

217:16

uh this guy uh he's special forces and

217:20

he claims to have or his troop or

217:22

whatever is you know um the core he was

217:26

with claims to have fought this giant in

217:29

in in the caves of Afghanistan. And so

217:31

this was like totally independent of

217:34

anything having to do with you.

217:36

>> And uh and so I have to do that cuz

217:40

honestly at the time I was like that's

217:41

ins I was like I mean I was at the time

217:45

>> you know UFO stuff was so still like

217:48

kind of integrating in my mind and I was

217:50

like this is this is really crazy like

217:52

what the hell. But uh so another

217:54

independent source.

217:55

>> Yeah. And I don't know. I'm pretty sure

217:57

I could be wrong about this, but I'm

217:58

pretty sure

218:00

>> that I saw something that looked like an

218:02

official like press release from the

218:03

Pentagon saying the Kandahar giant story

218:06

is not true.

218:08

>> Like,

218:08

>> oh, that's funny. I Yeah, it seems like

218:11

they've gone

218:12

>> uh they they've explicitly wanted the

218:14

public to know that this story isn't

218:16

true. So again, why all the secrecy?

218:19

Like what's the big deal? So, giants

218:21

existed. You know, we know that giants

218:24

existed in America. The Native Americans

218:27

had the had the legends of the

218:29

red-haired giants

218:31

>> and

218:32

the, as I said earlier, their bones were

218:34

being discovered on record.

218:36

>> Yeah.

218:36

>> In the Smithsonian Institution's own

218:38

annual reports. You have you have

218:40

evidence of of very unusual skeletal

218:43

remains, many of which were very large

218:46

uh which which were were the remains of

218:49

giants. And where did those go?

218:52

>> Yeah.

218:53

>> Where did those go? You have you have uh

218:55

Abraham Lincoln who's waxing poetically

218:58

about Niagara Falls in a speech in which

219:01

he says, "The eyes of that ancient

219:04

species of giants whose bones fill the

219:07

mounds of America have gazed upon

219:10

Niagara as ours do." Now,

219:12

>> that's wild.

219:13

>> Abraham Lincoln. So, is he referencing

219:15

some something that nobody would

219:17

understand what he's saying? Of course

219:18

not. He's referencing something that

219:20

everybody knew to be true. the the bones

219:22

of that ancient species of giants whose

219:25

whose or or the eyes of that ancient

219:27

species of giants whose bones fill the

219:29

mounds of America.

219:32

>> So,

219:33

uh it's it is bizarre. It is bizarre

219:37

when you can talk to guys about UFOs all

219:39

day long, you know, government types,

219:42

but they won't say a thing about giants.

219:44

>> Yeah. Not only will they not say a

219:45

thing, they freak out.

219:47

>> They get visibly, you know, concerned.

219:50

>> Yep. It's so strange.

219:51

>> Again, I would I would say that there's

219:54

something uh if I can use the term

219:57

epsteinian

219:59

epinian

220:01

>> about this whole thing with the giants

220:02

in the ball in the in the in the occult.

220:05

>> Well, yeah, that's that I mean one of

220:07

the deeper thread on the Epstein stuff.

220:09

It's like why is he showing up in emails

220:11

saying I killed pawns from pawns in

220:15

Flehman like cold fusion which is clean

220:18

limitless energy. M he's saying he, you

220:20

know, Robert Maxwell, Galain's, you

220:22

know, uh, super spy father who was, you

220:26

know,

220:26

>> buried on the Mount of Olives, I

220:28

believe.

220:28

>> Interesting. Well, there you go. Yeah.

220:30

MI6, MSAD, uh, you know, all these

220:34

basically like helped invent peer

220:36

review, scientific peer review, was also

220:38

in charge of Nazi tech transfer, which

220:41

is really, I think, an important fact.

220:42

And then you have Epstein telling Bannon

220:45

in an interview that he moved Zoro Ranch

220:49

to where it was or he moved to Zora

220:51

Ranch because it was near retiring Los

220:54

Alamos physicists and then he's kill

220:56

he's showing up and he's says he's

220:57

killing cold fusion and he's obsessed

221:00

with anti-gravity. So you end up like

221:02

with the bones of the giants or with

221:04

UFOs or with all these things because

221:07

you end up with really like this weird

221:09

like there's almost like a cult of

221:11

science like an like a uh cuz there's so

221:14

much circumstantial evidence. There's so

221:16

much and then there's very little

221:18

concrete evidence in the way of like

221:20

really good high-res photography. And

221:22

then there's always some muddling of the

221:24

good, you know, when there is good

221:26

evidence. We talked about photographs

221:27

that have negatives. We talked about

221:29

videos. talked about implants, we've

221:31

talked about material, like there are

221:33

all these things, but there's always a

221:34

muddying of the water. So, you get into

221:36

this really weird onlogical territory

221:38

where there is literally a faction

221:42

uh on Earth that wants to hide uh

221:47

breakthrough technology and wants to

221:49

hide breakthroughs as far as our own

221:51

ancient discovery, you know, like

221:54

understanding our past and wants to keep

221:56

us in this state of amnesia. Are these

221:59

the adepts of the mystery schools?

222:02

>> Maybe. Maybe.

222:03

>> I don't know. I don't know the answer.

222:05

>> I don't know. But there's a lot of weird

222:06

symbology on Epstein's

222:07

>> not coincidental that that ball comes

222:10

up. Canaanite I mean the the Canaanite

222:13

god

222:15

the as I said the cover up of giants

222:19

crossover with the UFO stuff. Then you

222:21

throw into the mix the just the the rank

222:23

occultists like Ellis to Crowley and

222:25

Jack Parsons and

222:26

>> Right. And and Crowley's another guy who

222:28

had an alien being sort of seemed to

222:30

show up and

222:30

>> Yeah. The lamb thing.

222:32

>> Lamb thing. Yeah.

222:32

>> He conjured. Yeah. So there's a lot of

222:34

crossover here with

222:37

>> Is any of that cuz like you know mostly

222:42

I associate the occult with like

222:44

left-hand path pursuit of power via

222:48

paranormal channels in a way that is a

222:50

Fouian bargain and kind of blows up in

222:52

your face if you do it. But maybe it

222:54

confers power for a temporary period of

222:57

time. And then I also think of like the

223:00

founding fathers of America all being

223:01

Freemasons and like I'm interested in

223:04

the Templar. I think they're

223:05

interesting. You know, I don't think

223:06

this is all like I I often find myself

223:08

caught between the people who are like

223:10

it's all demonic and then these other

223:12

people who are like, you know, uh

223:15

obsessed with it for very dark reason.

223:17

>> There's I'm sure that within within some

223:18

of these like for example, Freemasons is

223:21

a great example.

223:23

Uh most Freemasons, certainly the ones

223:26

that I know

223:26

>> Yeah.

223:27

>> are just good old boys. They don't know

223:29

nothing about anything really.

223:30

>> That's I mean now if you're a Freemason,

223:31

you don't know Yeah.

223:32

>> Yeah. Yeah. So maybe back then I'm sure

223:34

it was much more intense, you know. I

223:36

think Francis Bacon who was who was who

223:38

was the author of the colonization

223:40

scheme.

223:40

>> Ah I didn't know that.

223:41

>> Yeah. And um

223:43

>> he knew some stuff. You read like the

223:44

New Atlantis.

223:45

>> He was I think he was a Rosacrushian.

223:48

>> Yeah.

223:48

>> And I think he was a a acolyte of John

223:51

D,

223:52

>> right? the the famous magician at

223:54

Elizabeth's Elizabeth's court

223:56

>> who was definitely Rosa

223:58

>> so I think that yeah you definitely have

224:01

occult activity you have you have

224:03

certain acolytes in the occult who are

224:06

very serious and who know things and who

224:09

have uh very devious dark aims then you

224:12

have other people who are involved for

224:13

other reasons

224:15

>> fraternities you know it was popular to

224:17

be a member of some kind of fraternity

224:19

back then because you know you didn't

224:20

have cell phones an internet and so if

224:23

you're going to if you're going to

224:24

network with people you did it in in a

224:26

fraternity a lot of times or you did it

224:27

in like a church

224:28

>> and some people think that Jesus himself

224:30

was part of the so there's a Martin

224:32

Luther King Jr. actually wrote a book or

224:35

sorry an essay called the pagan

224:37

continuity hypothesis. And then you have

224:39

people like Brian Morescu who writes,

224:41

you know, the immortality key and Elaine

224:44

Paggels, this Princeton religious

224:45

studies professor. And a lot of these

224:47

people sort of hint at the idea that the

224:50

Last Supper was itself a mystery ritual

224:53

that had some, you know, continuity

224:56

between the Lucinian mystery rituals and

224:58

whatever he underwent. I have no idea if

225:00

that's true. Yeah, I I personally would

225:01

reject any notion that Jesus was a was

225:04

an mystery mystery school adept or went

225:06

to India to learn from the from the

225:09

gurus or whatever. You know, there's

225:10

lots of things people say, but

225:11

>> but do you think he had secret

225:12

teachings?

225:14

>> I think he was I would say that Jesus is

225:16

exactly who he claimed to be.

225:18

>> He was the Messiah, the son of God.

225:20

>> That's what I would say. um in that he

225:24

differed from all of these other masters

225:27

and gurus in that uh he was endowed by

225:31

the Holy Spirit to do what he did and he

225:34

rose from the grave

225:35

>> which which distinguishes Jesus of

225:37

Nazareth from everyone else.

225:39

>> So I would say as a Christian I believe

225:41

that Jesus was the Messiah, the son of

225:43

God literally.

225:45

>> All this stuff around him have you know

225:47

you needing to have ears to hear and

225:48

having disciples and stuff. Okay.

225:51

>> Initiates of something.

225:53

>> It is very interesting that Jesus so

225:56

here you have according to the authors

225:58

of the New Testament Jesus is he's the

226:00

son of God and he is he is the creator

226:04

that it's um Colossians 1:15-17

226:10

which reads he the son of God Jesus he

226:12

is the image of the invisible God the

226:14

firstborn over all creation. For by him

226:17

all things were created that are in

226:19

heaven and that are on earth visible and

226:21

invisible whether thrones or dominions

226:23

or principalities or powers. All things

226:25

were created through him and for him and

226:28

in him all things consist. In fact, I

226:30

missed the other part. And he is before

226:32

all things and in him all things

226:34

consist. So uh that is a very unique I

226:39

mean this the the person of Christ to

226:41

the to the apostles was not just the

226:43

great teacher. He was he's the

226:45

singularity. All things were created

226:47

through him and for him and he is before

226:50

all things and in him all things

226:52

consist. And this was the this is what

226:55

the apostles believed about Christ and

226:58

and Jesus. So here you have the the

227:01

author of creation

227:03

who is walking among men and he could

227:07

have taught us about anything. He could

227:08

have instructed us in the in in

227:12

electromagnetism, electricity. I mean,

227:15

you know, the the Jews were were were

227:18

under the dominion of the Romans. Jesus

227:20

could have conferred information to

227:22

them,

227:24

uh upgraded their their their military

227:27

technology, right? given them

227:30

information, electricity and so forth

227:33

that would have allowed them to easily

227:35

dominate not just the Romans but the

227:37

entire world, right? He could have

227:38

instantly upgraded their their their

227:41

civilization. He didn't do that. In

227:44

contrast to those gods who descended in

227:46

the days of Jared, Jesus spoke in

227:49

parables and he taught the people like

227:52

they were little kids and and he he what

227:55

what he his message was about the

227:57

kingdom of heaven and and everything

228:00

that he did was a demonstration that he

228:02

was precisely who he said he was, namely

228:04

the son of God. And so I look at that

228:07

and it's remarkable to me because the

228:10

message of Christ was was was the the

228:14

gospel of Christ is about as I referred

228:16

to earlier

228:18

is about redeeming the sons and

228:21

daughters of Adam and reconciling them

228:24

back to the father. That's why the cross

228:26

of Christ brings reconciliation

228:28

so that we can go back into the family.

228:30

That's what he was about.

228:32

He could have taught all all manner of

228:34

secret knowledge and instead he taught

228:37

us about the kingdom of heaven and about

228:38

his father and and the way to go back uh

228:44

to be reconciled to the father which was

228:45

through him. So I separate Christ from

228:48

all of these other you know I don't

228:49

believe that that Jesus was a mystery

228:51

school adept. I think that in fact his

228:53

message was in direct contradiction

228:55

>> to the the knowledge of the watchers to

228:59

the knowledge of the gods that was

229:02

>> delivered to mankind.

229:03

>> The people that like to lump him in with

229:05

the mystery schools also say he hung out

229:07

with the Essenes or whatever at the

229:09

time.

229:09

>> All of this is of course conjecture.

229:11

>> Yeah, of course. Um, you know, we know

229:13

that Jesus that they fled to Egypt and

229:17

he was in Egypt for a while and they

229:19

came back and that that Jesus was

229:21

growing up with his parents arguing with

229:23

the teachers of the law in the synagogue

229:25

and so forth. So, um, yeah, I would

229:28

ascribe to rather I would not I don't

229:32

personally subscribe to any of those

229:33

alternative ideas about Christ. Um,

229:38

I believe Jesus is precisely who he said

229:40

he was. And do you think you know with

229:43

respect to you know this idea of the

229:46

watchers and the nephilim he's of a

229:48

totally different variety. He is just

229:50

the the son of God. Yes. So, yes, you

229:54

know, so much of what what was happening

229:57

in in the life and ministry of Jesus of

229:59

Nazareth was really kind of undoing what

230:02

had been done the the by the watchers

230:06

and and and reclaiming

230:10

uh and and and

230:12

reestablishing the kingdom of God.

230:15

>> And so there's a there's a great book

230:17

called Reversing Hermon by the late

230:19

scholar Michael Heiser. He also write a

230:21

great another great book called um the

230:23

unseen realm which is a which is a

230:26

really really I think uh critical

230:28

scholarly uh dissertation on the life

230:32

and ministry of Jesus as it relates to

230:34

the things we were talking about earlier

230:36

on the watchers and everything that they

230:37

had done.

230:38

>> Heiser also really corroborates the

230:40

nephilim idea is like a real historical

230:43

thing. Yes.

230:43

>> And he's a guy who sort of throws pours

230:46

cold water on the Zachariah Sitchin kind

230:49

of

230:49

>> Yeah. He had a website called Sitchin is

230:51

wrong. I think it was sitchinis

230:52

wrong.com.

230:53

>> The whole Yeah.

230:54

>> in which he he demonstrates how a lot of

230:56

Sitchin's interpretations of the

230:58

cylinder seals were were

231:02

not very good.

231:03

>> So another point in favor of giants as a

231:06

biblical scholar who's pretty serious in

231:07

debunking other people who are you know

231:10

considered more quacky or whatever seems

231:12

to corroborate the giants there.

231:14

>> Yeah. I mean, Heiser would have affirmed

231:15

and did that the the Anakian tale that

231:19

we talked about earlier that that idea

231:20

the idea of the gods, the watchers

231:22

descending to the earth and populating

231:24

with human wind and progenerating that

231:25

hybrid race of giants that that formed

231:27

the the the

231:30

substrate of human rather of Hebrew

231:32

cosmology that that was part and parcel

231:35

to

231:36

>> the historical narrative of of the

231:38

Hebrews when they look back into the

231:40

anti-olivian world. Um there's a lot of

231:42

other scholars too who acknowledge that.

231:45

Most scholars acknowledge that for sure

231:47

>> today. So it's um

231:52

but what I was saying earlier was you

231:54

know

231:56

to kind of circle back to the beginning.

231:58

We were talking about sort of this this

232:00

larger biblical context into which you

232:02

can accommodate the UFO phenomenon

232:05

reminding us of um uh Anna Paulina's

232:09

words you know look at the book of Enoch

232:12

if you want to understand the

232:12

phenomenon. She references that in the

232:14

context of interdimensional beings. I

232:16

don't know whether or not these were

232:17

inter interdimensional

232:19

really means

232:20

>> that's hilarious when people say oh it's

232:22

interdimen or they say oh it's spiritual

232:24

it's like and then you ask them one

232:25

followup question it means nothing. It

232:28

means it means movie reference usually

232:30

what it boils down to

232:31

>> or it means it's a their political pmmic

232:34

on what it is. So often if somebody says

232:37

it's spiritual they're kind of saying

232:39

it's demonic.

232:40

>> Yes.

232:41

>> And you hear this with certain Christian

232:43

podcasters some of whom I'm a huge fan

232:45

of. But they'll say they'll use this

232:47

line. They'll say I think it's

232:48

spiritual. I think it's kind of dark.

232:49

And then they won't like they won't

232:50

touch it. And it's like okay fine but

232:52

like what is an angel? What is a demon?

232:55

Like we should try to investigate this.

232:57

>> Exactly. So if you're going to invoke an

232:58

if you're going to invoke

232:59

interdimensionality for example, as you

233:02

I'm sure well know, there isn't like one

233:05

theory in physics that describes extra

233:10

dimensions. There's a suite of theories

233:13

>> and they're not the same. You know, you

233:15

you have like multiverse which is a you

233:16

know different universes with different

233:18

physical properties, right?

233:20

>> So in the multiverse you have just this

233:21

endless

233:22

>> infinite wave function never collapses.

233:24

>> Yeah. like the bubbles in a in a in a in

233:26

a glass of beer constantly you knew

233:29

universes be being created and each

233:31

universe in multiverse

233:33

>> has different physical properties and

233:36

the reason why multiverse came into

233:37

existence is because phys physicists I

233:41

think finally realized that you can't

233:42

get around a creator like an intelligent

233:46

creator of the universe and so the to

233:49

circumvent that idea they they created

233:51

the multiverse theory which is just like

233:53

random spontaneous universal are going

233:55

are being created all the time because

233:56

our universe is finally tuned. Clearly,

233:59

our universe is finally tuned. I mean,

234:02

it is precisely tuned. And if any one of

234:05

the any one of the these constituents of

234:08

our universe was not exactly the way it

234:10

is, you couldn't have life.

234:11

>> Yeah. The anthropic principle.

234:12

>> The anthrop the anthropic principle. So,

234:15

the universe is clearly finely tuned for

234:17

life. And that points very clearly to a

234:20

creator and a purpose for the universe.

234:23

And so to circumvent that, you just make

234:26

it so the un the universe just happens

234:28

to have these qualities because

234:30

universes are being there's a multitude

234:32

of universe of universes being created

234:34

all the time. There's an infinite number

234:35

of universes and so it's just like

234:37

rolling the dice and we happen to live

234:39

in the one gold

234:41

>> just the Goldilocks universe where

234:42

everything is so finely tuned. That was

234:44

a circumvention of the reality that the

234:47

universe had a beginning and it was

234:49

finely tuned so that it could support

234:51

life and be the way it is. And so

234:53

multiverse is each one of these

234:56

universes and multiverse has different

234:58

physical properties, right? And so what

235:01

you see like there's multiverse and then

235:04

there's string theory super string

235:06

theory which super string theory posits

235:08

that there's 11 there's 11 dimensions

235:11

right and there's different aspects of

235:14

string theory that posit more but

235:16

there's at least 11 dimensions but but

235:18

those are like inaccessible dimensions

235:19

those are like um subatomic dimensions

235:23

and and those dimensions don't give you

235:26

access to another universe like

235:28

multiverse they just open It opens up

235:30

another facet of this universe, right?

235:34

And then you have the hyperspaceial

235:36

theory of the universe which is actually

235:38

quite similar to that. You have the um

235:40

alternative worlds theory. These are all

235:42

different scientific theories. So what

235:44

people do is they they just say

235:46

interdimensional and they invoke them

235:48

all like a hodgepodge. And what they're

235:50

doing is they're invoking a Marvel

235:52

movie.

235:52

>> Yeah.

235:53

>> So and this is why when people say well

235:56

I think it's interdimensional just like

235:58

you. My follow-up question is, what does

236:02

that mean?

236:02

>> Yeah.

236:03

>> Where are they coming from? Yeah.

236:05

>> Right. Because you can have, let's say,

236:06

a portal open up in the sky and saucers

236:10

fly out of it like what my friend saw.

236:12

My my friend saw this actually happen

236:14

and then a portal closes, right? And

236:15

when a portal was open, he could see a

236:17

different atmosphere on the other side

236:19

inside of the portal. Well, okay. So,

236:22

let's assume that story is true. And if

236:24

we analyze this, we can say, okay, this

236:26

is a portal. What's on the other side?

236:29

Is it a different universe? Is it like

236:31

some sort of different multiverse? Or is

236:33

it a different part of planet Earth? Or

236:35

is it a different planet? Right? And and

236:38

then so it doesn't mean what I'm trying

236:41

to say is just because you see a portal

236:43

open up in the sky and flying saucers

236:45

come out of it doesn't mean that those

236:47

saucers are interdimensional or are by

236:50

nature interdimensional. It doesn't it

236:52

doesn't follow that those are

236:54

interdimensional beings. In fact, there

236:56

are there it's just as likely, if not

236:59

more likely, that what you're witnessing

237:00

is what's called an Einstein Rosen

237:02

Bridge, and it's connecting two parts of

237:04

either somewhere on the earth or in the

237:06

known universe or in our universe

237:09

rather. And so what you're getting is

237:11

vehicles that are coming from some other

237:13

part of the universe or some other part

237:15

of the earth or the inner earth or

237:17

something like that. It doesn't it

237:19

doesn't necessarily lend itself to

237:20

interdimensionality. And I think there's

237:22

a lot of confusion there. I really do.

237:24

Yeah,

237:24

>> I'm not against interdimensionality. I

237:26

just don't think it no and nobody really

237:27

can define it properly.

237:28

>> Yeah, I agree. No, it's uh there when

237:31

they say interdimensional, they just

237:33

mean it's not extraterrestrial.

237:35

>> Exactly.

237:36

>> It's not based on any sort of physics or

237:38

anything.

237:38

>> So, let me ask you, I wanted to ask you

237:41

what So, based on all of your

237:44

>> research, everybody you've interviewed,

237:45

everything you know about this

237:46

phenomenon.

237:47

>> Yeah.

237:48

>> What do you think is the most likely? I

237:50

know you're probably not going to want

237:51

to commit to anything, but what do you

237:52

think is the most likely explan

237:54

explanation based on all the crash

237:55

retrieval material based based on the

237:58

the clear nuts and bolts physicality of

238:00

at least part of this phenomenon?

238:02

>> Yes.

238:03

>> Based on all of the testimonies that

238:04

you've heard personally,

238:06

>> I struggle. I can I can give you like

238:09

very viable

238:11

local theories around anti-gravity and

238:14

propulsion and then maybe even an

238:16

interesting sort of physics theory as to

238:18

like who the beings are, where they're

238:20

from. I think there are multiple

238:22

phenomena at play. So here's here's or

238:24

would be my sort of more multiaceted

238:27

very speculative weakly held answer

238:30

there. I think there is some

238:33

anti-dolivian

238:35

remnants that are that have survived

238:37

some sort of cataclysm and exist in

238:40

underwater bases specifically oceans. Uh

238:43

>> which faction are you referencing here?

238:45

>> Uh

238:45

>> when you think about that, who are you

238:47

thinking about?

238:48

>> It could be. I mean, you're now kind of

238:50

updating my thought process on this

238:53

maybe being, you know, fallen angels. I

238:56

don't know.

238:56

>> But are you seeing in your head like

238:57

Nordics? Are you seeing gray aliens?

238:59

>> Oh, I see. As far as Yeah. the survivors

239:01

looking

239:02

>> the what the beings look like? I don't

239:04

know. I don't know what I mean

239:07

>> it's tricky.

239:08

>> Okay. So, would you agree based on your

239:11

uh based on your research

239:14

>> that the three factions that are

239:17

commonly cited are real, namely

239:20

>> Nordics, reptilians, and

239:21

>> the grays, including the insect, the

239:23

mantis beings is the gray aliens. I

239:25

>> I think they're all real. And then where

239:26

it gets so confusing is like you have

239:27

cases like Travis Walton where they're

239:29

working together in conjunction.

239:31

>> Yes. And and other cases like that in

239:33

the abduction material.

239:34

>> There you go. So I if I had to guess I

239:38

think usually in the abductions like the

239:41

tall grays are overseeing the small

239:44

grays and then um the Nordics are sort

239:48

of they seem like even higher on the the

239:50

the pecking order. Yeah. And so the

239:54

Nordics somehow seem like really I don't

239:56

know somehow important as far as how the

239:58

hierarchy works. And then mantids also

240:02

feel above just the grays. I don't know

240:05

how the Nordics and the mantids would

240:07

relate to each other but uh yeah what

240:10

would you

240:11

>> It's very intriguing. I think it's it's

240:12

apparent that the that the the mantids

240:14

the insectilins as as Jacobs denominates

240:17

them are clearly in charge of the grays.

240:20

like they are definitely in charge of

240:22

the little grays.

240:23

>> Um so they're managing the abduction

240:26

program I would say at least on some

240:28

level. Maybe there's somebody above

240:29

them, right? But they're definitely

240:30

managing like the procedures and the

240:32

grays.

240:33

>> Yeah,

240:33

>> that seems to be apparent to me. Um

240:36

>> here's an interesting anecdote. So, in

240:39

in Carla Turner's book, um, Taken,

240:42

>> yeah,

240:43

>> she features the abduction stories of a

240:45

number of women. And one of these ladies

240:47

after being abducted by Grace was

240:51

abducted, suffered a endured a

240:53

myabduction. She was taken forcibly from

240:55

her house by military personnel. She's

240:56

brought onto a base and it was a very

241:00

violent episode. and she remembers

241:04

seeing I I hope I'm getting this right.

241:06

She remembers seeing Nordics on the base

241:11

and she had an interaction with one like

241:13

she was laying in a bed. Sometimes they

241:14

were like the the the the scientists and

241:16

the human scientists were extracting the

241:18

the the implants and stuff and

241:21

interrogating her and trying to figure

241:22

out what the grays were doing. It was

241:23

always about trying to figure out what

241:25

the grays were doing. But then she had

241:27

this there's this weird story with one

241:29

of these women where

241:31

there was a Nordic. She was interacting

241:33

with a Nordic on one of these bases and

241:35

she asked the Nordic if they were

241:37

involved with the grace and the reply of

241:40

the Nordic was by degrees.

241:43

That was his reply.

241:45

>> What does that mean?

241:46

>> I don't know. But uh so and this is

241:49

interesting you're bringing this up

241:50

because this would also be my mental

241:52

model on the sort of these covert space

241:56

initiatives involving you know legacy

241:59

reverse engineering programs is that

242:01

we're actually working in conjunction

242:02

with the beings themselves. And that

242:04

story you just told is one of a variety

242:07

yes of of the beings being on these

242:10

bases. And if you think about it's so

242:13

strange it's like you have MK Ultra, you

242:16

have exotic propulsion, you have free,

242:19

you have all these things where it seems

242:21

like there's a confluence or convergence

242:23

of like um just human science

242:25

initiatives and then the the people at

242:28

the forefront of all those initiatives

242:30

start to communicate with aliens or get

242:32

into weird alien like the the inventors

242:34

of the radio. So Tesla and Maronei

242:37

claimed alien communication. Puharic who

242:39

was like the pioneer of MK Ultra was

242:42

Herman Oberth was saying that rocketry

242:44

was inspire was you know von Braun was

242:46

inspired by the beings and Oberth gives

242:48

a whole lecture on UFOs. So you have

242:51

people who are pioneers of these scient

242:53

specifically science which is the

242:54

forefront of human knowledge and so

242:56

again going back to the kind of fallen

242:58

angel the rebel angel which gives the

243:00

knowledge to the so that these people

243:02

who are at the front of all of those

243:05

things seem to be interfacing Thomas

243:07

Towns and Brown you could think of his

243:10

anti-gravity stuff as an explanation

243:13

away from the extraterrestrial

243:16

hypothesis and then you get into his the

243:17

details of his life and he's had you

243:20

literally Close Encounters of the Third

243:21

Kind. He says he's communicating with

243:23

space brothers. And so that's as you

243:26

know, as deep as you go, it's it's like

243:27

the three body problem. It's this

243:28

Chinese science fiction novel where they

243:31

the interface between the people who are

243:34

stealing fire from the gods, you know,

243:36

these Prometheian, you know, figures,

243:39

these kind of Oenheimer style figures.

243:42

They seem to be interfacing with these

243:44

beings most. And so that seems

243:47

significant. And then the nuclear thing

243:49

seems significant because the nuclear

243:52

thing is kind of the Archimedes lever

243:54

both for cataclysm but also nuclear is

243:58

if you take Fineman's like the room at

244:00

the bottom thing. You know the fact that

244:02

we're splitting an atom um seems somehow

244:05

really important for our root access to

244:07

reality itself. There's probably an

244:09

ambient I mean there is the Schuman

244:11

resonance ambient electromagnetic

244:14

radiation that helps life grow. And so

244:16

like interfering with that they would

244:18

obviously you know interfere with us

244:20

interfering with that right

244:21

>> and so there are all these things that I

244:24

you know I have feel like I have a good

244:26

grasp of there and then

244:28

>> on the I don't know how the beings and

244:30

how they work together and then which

244:32

you know it's like when people um

244:34

commune with God and do these sort of

244:37

cobbalistic protocols of which C5 is a

244:40

variation and I'm not the biggest career

244:42

fan but like you know I do think there's

244:44

actually something to the phenomen

244:46

contact with something.

244:47

>> Somebody's making contact with

244:48

something. And I don't know if that's

244:50

that's probably not the same thing as

244:52

what's showing up at our nuclear site.

244:54

Is that the same thing as what's showing

244:56

up, you know, in under the oceans? Like

244:58

all of these might be different things.

244:59

I don't know.

245:00

>> Have you Have you had discussions with

245:02

any of the psionic assets?

245:04

>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, I I've

245:06

talked to some of those guys and

245:09

um I wondered with the psionic stuff, I

245:12

wondered if there was a connection

245:16

between these psionic assets and alien

245:19

abduction. And the reason why I wonder

245:21

that is because one thing that seems

245:22

apparent is abductees

245:25

are are

245:28

continually interlaced with the

245:30

phenomenon. In other words, the grays

245:32

know their thoughts even from a

245:34

distance. And and a good illustration of

245:36

this is there's been women who uh have

245:40

had a a a you know have had a zygote

245:43

implanted. It's grown into a fetus in

245:45

their womb and they realize that they're

245:48

pregnant. They go to their gynecologist.

245:49

They realize that they're pregnant. You

245:51

know what's crazy is that sometimes

245:52

these women are virgins

245:55

and um but the the pregnancy is

245:58

confirmed and and they contemplate an

246:02

abortion, just contemplate an abortion

246:05

or they're talking on the phone to

246:06

somebody about it. The grays come and

246:09

get the fetus.

246:11

They come and get it. And so the woman

246:14

will go in for the abortion and they'll

246:16

do the ultrasound or whatever before

246:18

gone. This is the missing fetus syndrome

246:21

gone. Why? Because the grays took it

246:24

because they didn't want the they didn't

246:26

want the fetus to be retrieved by the

246:29

doctor or aborted. So, they came and got

246:31

it. They reabducted her and they took it

246:33

out.

246:34

Um, and there's other such stories that

246:37

I think indicate that perhaps through

246:41

the implants, but also because the grays

246:43

are are potently telepathic that there's

246:48

there's an there's a connection

246:49

established between the gray and the

246:50

abductee. M

246:52

>> so if you are this is just my theory and

246:54

by the way I I posited this theory to

246:57

some of the psionics guys

246:59

>> said so I if you are an abductee

247:03

and you you're signaling something

247:08

you're broadcasting maybe because you

247:10

know you're implanted

247:12

or just telepathically whatever brain

247:15

waves you're broadcasting something this

247:18

is the way I like to think of this I

247:20

have a friend who

247:22

uh was a rancher in a in Australia and

247:26

it was, you know, always really hot and

247:27

he had all his cattle out there. So, he

247:29

didn't ever really want to get up. He'd

247:30

sit there in his tidy whies and on his

247:32

computer and he didn't want to get up

247:34

and go see if there was a problem with

247:35

his cows. He'd hear like he'd hear some

247:37

commotion out there and he and he could

247:39

see him on video. And so rather than

247:42

getting up and going out there, he would

247:44

he had a drone. He'd just put his drone

247:46

up in the air and he'd fly his drone

247:48

over there and kind of check out what's

247:49

going on. Did one of them get bit by a

247:50

snake or something? Right. So he didn't

247:52

have to get up and go out there. I

247:54

almost wonder if that's what's going on

247:56

with some of these psionic people.

247:57

They're broadcasting something and then

247:59

an automated response. Yeah.

248:01

>> Shows up like orbs often will show up uh

248:04

or sometimes craft sometimes they can

248:06

get the craft to land. Uh I almost

248:08

wonder is because they're intrinsically

248:10

interl interlace with the phenomenon if

248:13

it's almost like just sending out a

248:14

broadcast and it the automated response

248:17

comes kind of just like the drone

248:19

checking on the cattle.

248:20

>> No, it that would make sense. It really

248:22

would because if you look at like you

248:26

know Skywatcher which seemed like this

248:28

>> Jake Barber.

248:29

>> Yeah, exactly. almost externalization of

248:32

what was happening on the inside and

248:34

maybe it got botched somewhat and I

248:36

don't know what ended up happening with

248:37

it but

248:38

it was that you had this mechanical dog

248:41

whistle and then you had this human dog

248:43

whistle and so I do think it was this

248:46

>> thing where you could predictably and

248:48

then you you hear other stories of the

248:50

reverse engineering program

248:52

>> involving

248:53

like the only way to fly the craft is

248:56

with your mind

248:56

>> with your mind.

248:57

>> So that seems significant as well. Yeah,

248:59

there's definitely a mind machine

249:01

interface involved. Um, I think that's

249:03

clear. I don't know what you think about

249:05

Lazar's testimony. I personally believe

249:06

it's true.

249:07

>> I do too.

249:08

>> Um,

249:08

>> I I think it I believe it's true. And

249:11

then I also think

249:14

they were, you know, they were messing

249:16

with him and probably maybe trying to

249:18

get certain things out and then went ran

249:21

a muck.

249:21

>> The in the initial briefing that he got,

249:23

I'm not sure how much of that was true.

249:25

>> Yeah. Oh, yeah. Exactly. There's a lot

249:26

of passages. UFO Bible, I think he

249:28

called it,

249:28

>> or whatever it was, the material that

249:30

they had him read before he began to

249:32

work in the project.

249:33

>> That to me seems like like maybe some

249:35

manipulation to try and, you know,

249:38

>> definitely was some

249:39

>> throw some confusion into the mix cuz

249:41

they don't ever want any of these guys

249:42

putting too many of the pieces together.

249:44

Y

249:44

>> they just want them to be laser focused

249:46

on one aspect of it

249:47

>> and you want to give them uniquely false

249:49

details. So if there is a leak, you

249:50

know, right, you know. Yep. So you

249:53

always got and and and Lazar actually he

249:54

he thinks that that is

249:55

>> he says that possibility.

249:58

>> So I actually asked these some of these

250:00

psionic guys and well I proposed this

250:02

idea to them and they were very

250:04

receptive to it. In fact I was told we

250:06

know for a fact

250:08

>> that some of our assets are abductees.

250:09

So there's no question that that's

250:11

>> a component of this and they actually um

250:14

conceded that yeah that might be why

250:17

>> these people can kind of summon UFOs is

250:19

because they're already interlaced with

250:21

the phenomenon and you're broadcasting

250:23

and there's just an automated response.

250:26

Um, you know, I hate to put it in such

250:28

crude terms, but you know, where the

250:30

cattle and the drones show up,

250:31

>> right? And, uh, so I think there's

250:34

something to that, but

250:35

>> well, is there is there but or I mean,

250:37

that's the somewhat negative framing.

250:39

What if, you know, the Enoch goes up

250:42

and, you know, or walks with God and you

250:46

have, you know, Ezekiel, maybe it's a

250:47

dream like thing, but like he sort of

250:50

walks with God. There are people who

250:51

believe in this sort of cobbalistic

250:54

story and they'll say Jesus in the book

250:57

of Acts going up on the cloud is an

250:59

example of this

251:00

>> and maybe they're taking liberties and

251:02

you can you know correct them if they're

251:04

wrong but like what if the craft showing

251:08

up is like to commune with or take them

251:12

somewhere and show them something

251:14

beautiful and then they come back down.

251:15

Well, um

251:17

I mean, okay, let me give you an example

251:20

here. I got I got I got to go back to

251:22

and and I'm going to give you two

251:24

examples.

251:25

>> First one is a positive encounter.

251:27

>> Okay,

251:27

>> so

251:29

I have a good friend of mine and he's

251:31

gone publicly. He's gone public with

251:33

this, so I'll just say his name. His

251:34

name is Gary Stman. Wonderful man, older

251:36

gentleman.

251:37

>> And he's a he's a a great Bible teacher.

251:42

Uh just really really knowledgeable.

251:44

he's dedicated life his life to. He's in

251:45

his 80s now, just a phenomenal Bible

251:47

teacher and a really good friend of

251:49

mine. And he told me a story one time

251:52

that threw me for a loop years ago. And

251:53

this sort of got me, it sort of

251:55

dislodged me from from a the sort of the

251:59

traditional position where you're not

252:01

really thinking about UFOs in a biblical

252:03

context. This sort of this is, as I like

252:05

to say, it rearrange the theological

252:07

furniture in my brain a little bit.

252:10

He had an encounter and I'm going to get

252:12

some of these details wrong, but um

252:14

Gary's told this story several times,

252:15

including at one of our conferences,

252:17

True Legend conferences years ago, but

252:20

he was I don't remember the the the the

252:22

year and and and he comes from a family,

252:25

the Stermanman family. They they an air

252:27

an aircraft family and members of the

252:29

Stermanman family have worked with

252:31

Loheed Martin and various they've been

252:33

in the programs, let's just say that.

252:35

>> And so that was the environment that

252:36

Gary grew up in. And so he was he was

252:41

I'm going to try and get the details

252:42

right here. He was delivering an

252:44

aircraft

252:45

um a prop plane. I think he was flying

252:49

from I want to say Labuk, Texas to

252:52

Dallas I think. I don't remember. Um and

252:55

he was delivering this plane and so uh

252:59

at the time he just wanted to be a

253:00

pilot. He wanted to just do what his

253:02

family did. And he was on this routine

253:06

business

253:07

uh situation where he's delivering this

253:09

aircraft. And he gets up in the air and

253:11

he's flying and he's a young guy in this

253:15

context and he's flying along and then

253:17

suddenly the the electrical components

253:20

went out on his craft

253:23

and he realized he's in trouble, right?

253:25

He's he's electrical components went out

253:27

of his craft and he knows he's in

253:29

trouble. So, I think I forget what he

253:31

did to try and manage the situation, but

253:33

he knew he he could he could have a real

253:34

problem here. And um I think what he was

253:38

going to do was try and turn off the

253:40

electrical components and then turn them

253:41

back on when he was coming closer. So,

253:44

he had to land. I don't remember. But he

253:46

was in trouble. And I think he was

253:49

flying a Cessna.

253:51

And as he's flying along with this

253:53

problem, serious problem,

253:57

he looks off, I think he looks off his

253:59

left wing and he sees this shiny object

254:02

flying out there in the distance. I

254:04

think he said like a mile away. I hope

254:06

I'm not butchering this story. I'm

254:07

getting the fundamentals right, but I I

254:09

hope I'm not butchering the details. He

254:10

sees this shiny object flying a mile

254:12

away. He thought it's just another

254:14

aircraft out there.

254:16

And then um at at some point he hears a

254:21

voice. He hears a voice

254:23

that said and he said it was comical.

254:26

The voice said, "If you look to your

254:28

left, you'll see a UFO."

254:32

And it was like he said it was like a

254:33

tour guide voice. It was comical. And he

254:36

looks to the left again. And this craft

254:38

now is right close to him. And it's a

254:41

walnutshaped craft. He got a good long

254:44

look at it. It's right off of his left

254:45

wing and and it's flying perpendicular

254:49

to him and and it's it's just this he

254:52

said it was just this beautiful shining

254:55

craft. Just it was just just the way he

254:57

describes it. This had these colors

254:59

emanating off of it and it was just this

255:01

silver, you know, the typical silver

255:02

craft. No rivets, no seams, you know,

255:06

the typical UFO.

255:10

And and he said that um he he couldn't

255:14

see the beings inside of it, but he felt

255:17

them like he had this he felt like this

255:20

intense

255:23

fraternity like this fraternal affection

255:26

is I think the way that he describes it.

255:27

like this fraternal affection like like

255:31

these beings were familiar with him and

255:35

were there to look out look out for him

255:38

and and and that craft stayed with him

255:42

and guided like basically um it

255:46

accompanied him for the rest of the

255:47

flight until he got to the airport and

255:50

then it just hovered up there and he

255:52

landed successfully. Now, the crazy

255:54

thing is he gained I think he gained

255:58

like three hours. Whoa. Because he was

256:01

in close proximity with this craft and

256:04

he ended up arriving really late and he

256:06

didn't have the fuel for the amount of

256:07

time that he was up in the air. He

256:08

didn't have the fuel and the people he

256:11

was delivering the aircraft to were

256:12

freaking out on him. A and in addition,

256:16

they he told them there was a problem

256:17

with the aircraft. So, they they took

256:19

the aircraft to the mechanic to take a

256:21

look at it. And the next day, Gary came

256:22

back and was talking to the mechanic and

256:25

I don't remember what the issue was, but

256:27

he should have been dead. Like this is

256:29

this this whatever the issue was, the

256:31

mechanic said, "I don't know how you

256:32

landed this. You you don't you don't

256:34

land a plane like this." He should have

256:36

been dead. So So Gary,

256:40

and here's a really important facet of

256:41

this story. So when Gary took off that

256:44

day in the Cessna, his trajectory on his

256:47

in his life was to be a pilot. By the

256:50

time he landed, he knew unequivocally

256:53

that he was supposed to be a Bible

256:55

teacher.

256:56

>> Whoa.

256:57

>> So, the encounter with this craft

256:59

completely changed the trajectory of his

257:01

life and he became he he devoted himself

257:06

uh to learning and teaching the Bible

257:09

because because of that encounter. So, I

257:12

asked Gary, well, what do you think was

257:14

in that craft? Who do you think was in

257:16

that craft? because they obviously saved

257:19

his life and his answer angels

257:24

>> were in that craft.

257:25

>> So, but that's a true story and Gary's a

257:28

wonderful man and uh as I said before,

257:31

excellent Bible teacher and that that

257:34

that encounter changed his life forever.

257:36

So

257:38

um that's why I established in the

257:39

beginning that you know you can't just

257:43

label there's no you if you try and be

257:45

overly simplistic with this phenomenon

257:47

you're going to get it wrong.

257:48

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

257:49

>> It's highly complex and I always tell

257:51

people embrace the complexity. If you're

257:54

trying to squeeze it into one thing

257:55

you're going to be wrong. Uh because the

257:57

universe is vast for one thing. Um, if

258:01

you're coming from a Christian

258:02

perspective, you you cannot hope to

258:05

constrain the mind of the maker

258:08

>> that you don't even comprehend. In other

258:10

words, you you can't say that that God's

258:15

only created XYZ and that's it. We have

258:18

no idea what's out there. We have no

258:20

idea.

258:21

And I don't do that. I don't restrain

258:23

the mind of a being that I cannot hope

258:26

to comprehend. the the mind being the

258:28

maker himself. So I think that you have

258:32

uh a few things happening out there. You

258:34

have, as I said in the beginning, you

258:35

have some of the what we see are the the

258:38

nonhuman good guys.

258:39

>> Y

258:40

>> the the the the faction that the Bible

258:41

describes as angels. Some of them are

258:45

are from the same faction, but the bad

258:47

guys, the the ones that we would

258:49

describe today as quote unquote fallen

258:51

angels. And then you have a host of

258:53

other things in the game that maybe we

258:55

have no idea what the heck they are,

258:56

where they come from.

258:57

>> And then the the weirdest part of the

259:00

whole phenomena is it often feels like

259:02

it mirrors somebody's internal state. So

259:06

when they do these sort of, you know, um

259:10

sigh, you know, attempts to call the

259:12

craft, uh I hate to use the word

259:15

summoning because that inherently sounds

259:16

kind of dark. Yeah. Uh it feels like the

259:21

emotions that get amplified. It's almost

259:23

like in a psychedelic trip where if you

259:24

go in with a lot of ego, you have a lot

259:27

of like pain and hardship kind of

259:29

excavated and you're humbled. Like it

259:31

feels like that.

259:34

>> You you you are. Yeah. I the way that

259:37

these guys have described it to me

259:40

is there's there's it's it's actually in

259:43

some cases it's unbearable,

259:45

>> right? and they have to be severed like

259:47

they can't take it. They have that's why

259:48

there's you know I think um

259:50

>> well I think a lot of the legacy program

259:52

a lot of these guys have sundowner

259:54

syndrome and they literally lose their

259:55

mind.

259:56

>> Yeah. It's unbearable. So they have to

259:58

you have to be careful because guys can

259:59

go crazy if they're if they're they

260:01

establish a connection and whatever's

260:04

happening there is so intense that it's

260:07

almost like sticking your finger in an

260:09

electrical socket. you know, at some

260:12

point you're going to get fried and that

260:14

they have to cut themselves off or

260:15

somebody has to sort of remove them from

260:17

that state. Um, and it can be extremely

260:20

traumatizing. I know that because the

260:22

guys have told me themselves. It can be

260:24

extremely traumatizing because you're

260:27

you're interfacing with number one

260:29

something we don't understand. I think

260:31

that's the first that's how we started

260:32

off this conversation. Uh, we're

260:34

interfacing with something we can't

260:36

control.

260:36

>> Yeah.

260:37

>> We don't understand. that's much smarter

260:40

than we are and probably way older.

260:43

>> That's the baseline interaction. Those

260:45

are the those that's the our baseline

260:47

scenario when we interact with this

260:48

stuff. So if you're if you're

260:51

interacting let's say psychically

260:52

psionically with this with this

260:54

phenomenon you may

260:57

cuz they can they can control the craft

260:59

sometimes and not all these craft have

261:02

anybody have anything inside of them.

261:04

you know, some of these things are just

261:05

like uh you know, drone for lack of a

261:07

better word. And and because the the

261:09

mechanism is a mind machine interface,

261:12

they can actually control some of this

261:14

or grab grab hold of it, so to speak.

261:16

And sometimes there's they'll grab hold

261:18

of something and somebody else shows up

261:20

to break that connection, right? And

261:23

when that somebody else shows up,

261:24

there's like this intense

261:27

personality that's introduced into that

261:29

scenario. like another intelligence is

261:32

suddenly introduced in that scenario and

261:34

it's overpowering.

261:35

It's it's overpowering because their

261:38

capabilities are much stronger than

261:39

ours. We're like toddlers. I always warn

261:43

people like when you interact with this

261:44

stuff, it's equivalent,

261:47

I think it's an accurate analogy, it's

261:49

like a 2-year-old interacting with a

261:51

nuclear physicist.

261:53

>> Right.

261:54

>> Right.

261:55

>> That's what it's like.

261:56

>> Yeah. Yeah.

261:56

>> We're the two-year-old.

261:57

>> Yeah. We can kind of communicate. We

262:00

can, you know, say we're hungry, we're

262:01

thirsty, whatever, but we're never ever

262:05

going to outsmart these people.

262:07

>> Yep.

262:08

>> We're always going to be manipulated by

262:10

them

262:10

>> for sure.

262:11

>> So, we're always at a disadvantage. And

262:13

this is why there's a prohibition of

262:15

contact in the biblical in in in the

262:17

Bible. M

262:18

>> that's why divination there's a

262:20

prohibition against divination because

262:22

divination is essentially seeking

262:24

information

262:25

>> from other let's just be very broad in

262:27

our terminology here from other

262:28

non-human intelligences aside from

262:30

Yahweh aside from God so how do you

262:32

reconcile because you're clearly very

262:34

Christian but you also have an intense

262:37

interest in this so how do you reconcile

262:40

your almost you know you think of this

262:43

whole thing it's like this forbidden

262:45

truth you know and it's like this this

262:47

kind of constant desire for that with uh

262:50

you know your adherence to the Bible and

262:52

and Jesus and

262:54

>> well it's a

262:56

I wouldn't say it's forbidden the the

262:58

truth of it I wouldn't say is forbidden

262:59

I would say that um I would say that

263:02

it's important for Christians to have a

263:05

a very well-developed

263:08

um paradigm

263:10

>> that that can accommodate things without

263:12

without busting it shattering it into a

263:14

million pieces so an elastic paradigm So

263:18

the way that I approach this is

263:22

I come at this entire thing from a

263:25

Christocentric perspective. So what I

263:27

mean by that is traditionally the the

263:30

traditional Christian worldview is

263:33

anthropocentric

263:36

which I call the anthropocentric

263:37

perspective and birthright. And in the

263:40

from the anthropocentric perspective and

263:42

when I say traditional I mean the

263:43

traditional Protestant Catholic Orthodox

263:45

view

263:47

mankind is at the center of all things.

263:49

We are at the center of all things and

263:52

and and the earth is at the center of

263:54

all things. Not necessarily the center

263:55

of the universe but like the center of

263:57

everything happening. I mean not not the

263:59

center of the the solar system um in

264:02

that sense even though that's the way

264:03

that you know they used to think in

264:06

centuries ago. I mean like in terms of

264:08

conceptually speaking, mankind is at the

264:10

center of everything. And if you think

264:12

of it like as a as a wheel, like a a

264:16

wagon wheel. You have the hub and then

264:18

you have the spokes.

264:20

From the anthropocentric perspective,

264:22

mankind is the hub and everything that's

264:24

happening in the universe is revolving

264:25

around him. He is the center of

264:27

attention in all things.

264:30

And and that's sort of traditionally

264:31

been the view. And that's people have a

264:33

hard time then contemplating could there

264:35

be other extraterrestrial intelligences?

264:37

Well, how can that be? How does that fit

264:39

into this our our wagon wheel here with

264:44

mankind at the c center and everything

264:46

focusing on mankind?

264:49

Well, I don't have that's not my

264:52

perspective.

264:54

In fact, I would say that's not the

264:55

biblical perspective. The biblical

264:57

perspective is an anthroposentric

264:59

or rather a Christocentric perspective

265:02

of the universe. So you remove mankind

265:04

from the center of that wheel from the

265:06

hub and you place Christ at the center

265:09

right and you make us one of the spokes

265:11

of that wheel. Now everything revolves

265:15

around him the son of God that

265:18

Colossians 1 15-1 17 that I cited

265:22

earlier that that he he is the center of

265:24

all things. All things were created

265:26

through him and for him and he is before

265:28

all things and in him all things

265:29

consist. That's the that's the

265:31

Christocentric perspective. So he's the

265:34

main character. He's the primary

265:37

protagonist. We are ancillary characters

265:39

in his story. Everything the universe

265:41

itself was created for him. So once you

265:44

once you sort of disassociate

265:47

that you disassociate the universe the

265:50

purpose of the universe from mankind

265:53

that's an important thing. You

265:54

disassociate the purpose of the universe

265:57

from mankind. We're not the purpose of

265:59

the universe anymore. Christ is the

266:01

purpose of the universe. It's his story.

266:02

It's his universe. Everything revolves

266:04

around him. Then that opens up a a much

266:07

larger more much more extensive

266:08

cosmology

266:10

>> because he's now at the center of this

266:11

thing. I'm a spoke in that wheel,

266:14

>> right? Along with how many other who

266:16

knows what we know that the sons of God

266:18

exist. The other non-human which we went

266:20

through earlier pre-exists us. They're

266:22

they're they are preeminent in regard to

266:25

their nature. We mankind was created to

266:28

be a little lower than the heavenly

266:29

beings. So we have non-human

266:31

intelligence already in the game

266:32

biblically speaking. They're part of the

266:34

story, but the story doesn't revolve

266:36

around them and it doesn't revolve

266:37

around us. It revolves around the

266:39

central figure, the s the son of God who

266:42

sits at the center of this entire thing.

266:44

So when you do that, you can comfortably

266:46

begin to accommodate things into a

266:48

biblical worldview

266:50

and it doesn't matter anymore. Like it

266:52

doesn't change, for example, the gospel

266:53

of Christ at all. If it turns out that

266:56

there are, let's say, let's say that

266:58

gray aliens are from zed reticuli.

267:01

That doesn't do violence to my

267:04

theological perspective at all. Christ

267:06

is still at the center of the universe.

267:08

The gospel of Christ is still true. And

267:11

people often raise the contention, well,

267:13

wait a minute. If you could if you have

267:14

extraterrestrials, doesn't that mean

267:15

therefore that Jesus would have had to

267:18

go and die for all the different uh

267:20

alien factions on the different

267:23

planets or that they all had to have

267:24

their own version of Jesus? The Bible

267:26

already answers that question. And the

267:28

answer is no because it says he did not

267:31

help the angels. And what that means

267:33

that the context is he didn't provide.

267:36

He didn't do what he did for mankind. He

267:38

didn't provide a way of reconciliation

267:40

for the angels like he did for us. And

267:42

the angels are nonhuman intelligence who

267:44

are already in the game.

267:47

>> These are already extraterrestrial

267:49

beings. They're already in the picture

267:51

biblically speaking. So just adding some

267:54

more intelligent beings into that

267:56

equation doesn't change anything

267:58

biblically speaking.

267:59

>> Have you ever read CS Lewis's space

268:01

trilogy?

268:02

>> No. And everyone is shocked when I say

268:04

that.

268:05

>> I'm shocked. You know, I I grew up on

268:07

the Chronicles of Narnia when I was a

268:08

kid. When I was in grade school and um

268:11

elementary school, I grew up I mean, I

268:13

just devoured the Chronicles of Narnia.

268:14

I just read through the whole seven

268:16

books and then start over at the

268:17

beginning, read through them again.

268:19

>> And and I never cared about I never

268:21

wanted to read the space stuff, but

268:23

everybody always tells me, "Man, you got

268:25

to read the the space truly."

268:26

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, because I think

268:28

of him as another uh Christian thinker

268:32

who's, you know, very um very

268:35

impressive, like a really amazing

268:36

thinker,

268:37

>> very philosophical,

268:38

>> very philosophical and uh but then also

268:40

has this cosmology and writes about this

268:42

sort of space war and it's very

268:45

interesting. But

268:45

>> yeah, so I I feel like I'm I'm in accord

268:48

with CS Lewis even though I've never

268:51

read any of this.

268:52

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Uh, this is

268:55

probably sacrilegious after the last 30

268:57

minutes of conversation we just had

268:58

about religion, but I I need to hear

269:00

this story about the Peruvian face

269:02

peelers because my god,

269:04

>> it's so gnarly. Back in 2023, in the

269:08

summer of 2023,

269:10

specifically in the month of June and

269:11

and July,

269:15

there were there were these a series of

269:16

videos that hit social media and just

269:18

went viral and they featured uh some

269:21

indigenous people out in the Peruvian

269:23

Amazon

269:25

who were encountering this phenomenon

269:28

and there was something terrifying

269:31

happening to them and they were running

269:33

around at night screaming, yelling,

269:34

discharging their firearms into the

269:36

jungle and and then in interviews these

269:40

individuals these various villages but

269:42

particularly this particularly at the

269:44

center of this was this village called

269:46

San Antonio de Pintoyaku

269:48

and individuals in these videos were

269:51

being interviewed and they were saying

269:53

that

269:55

they were being attacked by aliens.

269:59

Some said aliens, others said pelacaras

270:01

which which translates to face peelers.

270:04

And um obviously something very

270:06

traumatic was happening. It wasn't just

270:08

happening in San Antonio Pintoyaku. It

270:11

was happening in other villages as well.

270:13

Multiple villages were being affected.

270:15

Uh there were reports of people who were

270:17

being recovered, bodies, cadaavvers that

270:19

were being recovered without their faces

270:21

or faces partially surgically removed.

270:24

And it just spread like wildfire on

270:26

social media. And it turns out that, you

270:28

know, I lived in Peru for 10 years. And

270:31

I cut my teeth in the Amazon. I speak

270:34

the particular dialect they speak out

270:35

there. They speak Spanish, but they

270:36

speak uh a dialect of Spanish that they

270:39

call jarapa, which it it mixes in some

270:41

catchwin words. And um that's that's the

270:45

kind of Spanish. It's it's kind of like

270:46

hillbilly Spanish, actually. So um and

270:50

it was in happening in an area of the of

270:52

the Peruvian Amazon that I'm quite

270:53

familiar with roughly in the region of

270:56

Alton Nanai was a lot of this was

270:58

unfolding. So people were contacting me

271:00

and I was I was watching all of this

271:02

happen on on uh social media. I made a

271:05

couple of videos about it with my friend

271:06

Doug Thornton and we were talking about

271:10

the phenomenon just sort of tracking it

271:11

and people were sending me emails and

271:13

tagging me on social media begging me to

271:14

go to Peru. But luckily for me, I didn't

271:18

have my passport at the time. I had sent

271:19

my passport away to renew it. And it

271:23

sort of gave me an out cuz I really

271:24

didn't feel like going cuz I had to I

271:26

was actually had planned a trip with my

271:28

son, my oldest son to Guatemala.

271:31

And I didn't I was not going to

271:32

sacrifice that trip with my son. So, um

271:35

I didn't really want to travel before

271:37

that. And and I I honestly didn't just

271:39

didn't want to go and people were

271:41

begging me to go. You need to go up

271:42

there. Nobody was going. I kept waiting

271:45

for somebody to go. Nobody was going. Um

271:48

there were some interviews with some of

271:49

the uh villagers in in the city of

271:51

Iikidos, but nobody went to the village

271:53

except two uh provincial policemen with

271:58

a Navy escort. They went to the village

272:01

because the villagers were begging the

272:03

Navy to come protect them. They were

272:05

begging the Navy. They were making these

272:06

videos where they're all holding signs

272:08

that say, "We're under attack. Please

272:10

help us." They were begging the Navy.

272:12

These people were clearly not just from

272:14

San Antonia, Pintoyaku, various villages

272:16

in the region, right? The Alto Nana

272:18

generally speaking. And so these

272:23

policemen went there um and did a what I

272:26

describe as a piss poor investigation.

272:29

And they interviewed some of the people,

272:32

some of the villagers. They interviewed

272:33

a 15-year-old girl named Talia who had

272:35

been there was an attempted abduction of

272:37

Talia. And they they

272:41

concluded these police officers

272:42

concluded not based on the testimony of

272:44

the villagers. Okay? They concluded that

272:48

the villagers were being assaulted by

272:50

river miners with jetpack technology.

272:54

Now, if you know anything about river

272:56

miners

272:57

and you've spent time in the Amazon

272:59

jungle, you know that that narrative is

273:01

absurd.

273:02

>> Case closed.

273:03

>> It's absurd. And everybody ran with it.

273:05

The Peruvian media was all over this

273:07

thing. took it very seriously until the

273:10

jetpack minor narrative went out and

273:12

then everybody bought it hookline and

273:14

sinker. Everybody, the Peruvian press,

273:16

the American press. It I even watched a

273:18

a segment on NewsNation where they were

273:20

like joking around like, "Oh, those

273:22

pesky miners with jetpacks." Like, it's

273:25

those guys obviously. They're trying to

273:27

drive the villagers off their land. And

273:29

it was absurd.

273:31

>> Who owns jetpacks, let alone miners?

273:34

>> It was absurd. That's absurd. I none of

273:36

these people who are saying this had

273:38

ever encountered a Peruvian river miner.

273:40

I have. And they don't they don't they

273:43

certainly don't have jetpacks.

273:44

>> They're not Tony Stark.

273:45

>> They're No. They dump a bunch of mercury

273:47

in the water, kill everything, and then

273:48

drudge the bottom on these on these on

273:51

these rusted out boats that can barely,

273:54

you know, move and and uh they don't

273:58

have any money.

273:59

>> And the whole thing was absurd. It was

274:01

absurd. So, at that point, I thought,

274:03

"Okay,

274:05

I got to go cuz this this is bull crap.

274:08

It's not jetpack miners." So, my my

274:11

passport came back and I didn't have any

274:14

more excuses. So, I said, "All right,

274:15

I'm going to I had a little window of

274:17

time, like a week, right up against my

274:19

my Guatemala trip with my son." Uh, and

274:22

so I tagged my friend Doug Thornton,

274:25

asked him if he'd go with me. And Doug

274:27

is a was an infantry marine and a a DHS

274:31

uh special operator. So um

274:34

uh Doug is a great guy to go with. And

274:38

so I organized this this expedition. I

274:42

uh I chartered a river boat and I made

274:46

contact with the village first. And I

274:48

want to thank um the eupfologist Ronnie

274:49

Vernett, Brazilian euphologist. He put

274:52

me in contact with the village and uh in

274:55

fact with the kid that had the young man

274:57

that had filmed some of these the

274:59

footage that went viral. His name was

275:00

Christian. He was a school teacher. And

275:02

I got in contact with Christian and

275:04

Christian and I began a dialogue and and

275:08

what I did was he wanted me to record a

275:11

message uh on WhatsApp in regard to my

275:15

intentions. I want to come do this

275:16

investigation. and and and

275:20

he played that recording to the APU, the

275:22

chief of the village and his elders. And

275:25

then in response, I got an official

275:27

invitation to go from the APU. And uh I

275:31

was told that I was told that the

275:33

villagers were in dire straits, that uh

275:36

if there was any way I could help, that

275:38

would be great. Also, like I'm I'm free

275:40

to come and do whatever investigation I

275:41

want, but also, you know, they're

275:44

they're running out of medicine and

275:45

stuff like that. So, uh, I contacted

275:47

some associates of mine, specifically

275:50

some of the men from Conduit Church,

275:52

some of these awesome dudes over there

275:53

who who who wanted to help me fund this

275:55

thing because I wanted to I now wanted

275:57

to sort of go on a

275:59

an aid mission, too, to to restock the

276:01

resupply them with medical supplies and

276:04

stuff. We did. So, we went to San

276:07

Antonio de Pintoyaku on this chartered

276:10

river boat. By the way, all of this is

276:12

in a YouTube video on my YouTube

276:13

channel. And we we brought supplies. The

276:17

APU and some of the guys from village

276:18

met us in Iikidos and went up the like

276:20

escorted us up the river. Took a couple

276:23

days to get up the river. Um you go up

276:26

the Alto Nana and then you go up the you

276:28

go up the Nai River and then you go up

276:29

the Pintoyaku from there. And when I

276:32

arrived to the village, I was I'd been

276:34

in a lot of these villages, you know, in

276:36

Peru. This is the first time I was

276:37

greeted by, you know, a small army of

276:40

men with loaded shotguns.

276:43

And they were there cheerfully receiving

276:45

us, but they were armed. All of them

276:47

were armed. And this is how they were

276:48

always since the incursions have been

276:50

happening. They were doing patrols. The

276:53

men were not sleeping at night. They

276:54

were they were sleeping during the day

276:55

and then patrolling at night. And they

276:58

hadn't been going out to their farms and

277:00

and and

277:02

they they were it was just um they were

277:04

traumatized. So we unloaded all the all

277:08

of the uh provisions that we brought

277:09

them. We also brought them in addition

277:11

to food and medical supplies. We brought

277:13

them um some technology. We brought them

277:16

some night vision goggles with recording

277:18

capabilities so that they could see and

277:20

record the phenomenon. We brought them

277:23

thermal binoculars. We brought them um

277:28

high-powered flashlights. And we brought

277:30

them really good radios so that you know

277:32

so that they could better protect their

277:34

village. And uh and I also went with um

277:38

I hired a couple of active duty Navy

277:42

jungle commandos to go with me uh

277:44

proving guys. And so um we disembarked

277:48

and and were greeted by these

277:52

villagers and they they brought me into

277:54

their Tombbo which is their like their

277:56

meeting place. Government have built

277:58

have built this thing there. This was

277:59

the San Anton Pinuyaku is a it's the

278:01

Ketu people and they're a very old uh

278:05

community, the very old one of the

278:07

oldest communities in the region and

278:09

this is sort of one of their last

278:11

outposts and this is one of the last it

278:13

is like the last outpost of civilization

278:15

before just a vast unttracked wilderness

278:18

Amazon jungle. So the government had put

278:21

a communications outpost there which

278:23

means the villagers had internet. They

278:25

had satellite internet. So these when I

278:28

say villagers, they're not people like

278:29

in, you know, grass skirts with blow

278:31

with blow guns. They're they're more

278:33

modernized villagers and they all have

278:35

cell phones. You know, they watch Marvel

278:37

movies and stuff sitting in the tombbo

278:38

at night. So um they received us uh uh

278:43

very um enthusiastically. They did a

278:45

traditional Iikitu dance for us. It was

278:48

really cool. Um and then we began our

278:51

investigation in earnest and um I

278:54

started to to go around with the APU the

278:56

chief to go to the different areas where

278:58

they had encountered the phenomenon and

279:00

to interview people and um I'm going try

279:03

to encapsulate this. So the first thing

279:06

I I came to understand was a lot of

279:10

people in the village had encountered

279:11

this phenomenon. It wasn't like one or

279:12

two people. A lot of them had seen the

279:15

phenomenon

279:17

and they were all many of them were

279:19

traumatized.

279:21

So like a lot of PTSD

279:24

and basically what they were

279:25

encountering was the way that these

279:27

incursions would begin was it'd be night

279:29

time, always at night time, always after

279:31

dark. And they would see like two mini

279:32

flying saucers hovering in the air,

279:35

right? Just these little saucers with a

279:37

series of lights around the bottom. And

279:40

that's how they knew the incursion was

279:42

about to happen. And then these two

279:43

little saucers would go fly into the

279:45

jungle and then land. And then shortly

279:48

thereafter, they would see two

279:51

individuals sneaking into the village.

279:54

And these individuals would be dressed

279:55

headtofoot in black armored bodysuits

279:57

with helmets. They were described as

280:01

very much like the Green Goblin from the

280:04

Spider-Man movie. Yeah. with the with

280:06

the you know because he had that helmet

280:08

but he had like kind of the almond

280:09

shaped eyes with the yellow almond

280:11

shaped eyes

280:12

>> and he uses the the craft on the craft.

280:15

So that's how what they were saying.

280:16

It's like the Green Goblin but without

280:18

like the big, you know, grin on the

280:20

>> So they stand on the craft. Yeah. And so

280:23

what the little flying saucer things

280:25

that they saw turned out to be circular

280:26

hoverboards

280:28

and and these guys were dressed in black

280:31

armor bodysuits and their eyes they had

280:33

these almond shaped

280:36

tinted eye lenses on their helmets. Some

280:39

said yellow, some said green. Night

280:41

vision, I don't know. And uh and they

280:43

were very tall. Everyone said they were

280:45

taller than me. I'm 6'1.

280:48

And and some people I would go like this

280:50

tall, this tall. Some people were like

280:52

this tall. like you know 7 7 and 1/2 8

280:55

ft tall or whatever.

280:56

>> Um so uh basically you know

281:02

calculating some exaggeration in there

281:04

you know they were probably 6 and 1 half

281:06

7t tall conservatively based on what the

281:08

villagers told me. So,

281:11

um the these individuals, uh they shot

281:15

some of them at point blank range with

281:18

shotguns, 16 gauge, uh birdshot.

281:23

It had no effect. They would literally

281:24

hear the BB's dinking off of their

281:26

armor. And and one guy said he he was

281:28

confronted, one of these guys confronted

281:29

him. Well, he confronted one of these

281:31

asalants at night. And this particular

281:34

guy was dressed in a silver suit. And he

281:36

was so adamant. He's like, "I I know all

281:37

the other people are saying black, but

281:38

what I saw, the guy was silver head to

281:40

foot." And he said, "I shot him at point

281:44

blank range with a shotgun." And it and

281:46

the blast the shotgun, he could hear the

281:48

the the BB's dink off the armor and it

281:51

knocked the guy back on his butt. And by

281:52

the way, when he shot him, the guy was

281:54

hovering, not on a hoverboard, just off

281:57

of his boots. They had these two

281:59

circular discs on the bottom of their

282:00

boots that emitted a light and they

282:02

could hover. So he was floating. and he

282:05

said he was floating about a meter off

282:06

the ground. I shot him. He fell back on

282:08

his back from the blast and then popped

282:11

right back up and just like zoomed away.

282:15

Um, a lot of the villagers saw these

282:17

guys. A handful of them shot at them.

282:21

Uh, one of the villagers said that he he

282:23

saw one a larger disc hovering in the

282:26

sky. He put his flashlight on it and he

282:27

saw two guys the silhouettes of two of

282:30

these armored guys together, both of

282:33

them on one of on one circular disc.

282:36

Uh so sometimes there was this one guy

282:38

and they're like surfing on them. And um

282:41

and so in addition to the to the black

282:45

armored body suits, these asalants, uh

282:47

that technology and the hoverboard

282:49

technology, it's clear that there was

282:51

also advanced aerospace vehicles

282:52

involved because more than a few

282:54

villagers, one guy drew it on acrylic

282:56

chalkboard for me, saw an almond shaped

282:59

uh rather a acorn-shaped craft, but like

283:02

prone like on its side.

283:03

>> Wow.

283:04

>> And they all they all drew the same

283:06

thing. They all drew it for me. And all

283:08

the ones who told me about this, they

283:09

drew it in the dirt for me or I had them

283:12

draw it in the dirt for me or or the one

283:14

guy drew it on the acrylic chalkboard.

283:15

I've got that on film. They all drew the

283:17

same thing. And some of them saw close

283:19

encounter like like 40 ft in the air

283:22

above their hut. Some people describe it

283:25

as matte black hovering silently. No

283:28

propellers, no propulsion. Remember,

283:30

these people are watching all the same

283:31

movies we are on their phones. They know

283:33

what airplanes are. They know what

283:34

helicopters are. These aren't like

283:36

primitive, like I said, uh, natives. And

283:40

one guy said, the guy who drew on the

283:41

acrylic chalkboard said that he was

283:43

pulling up his nets at night. And as he

283:45

was doing that, it was like he said like

283:47

somebody turned the lights on or the sun

283:48

suddenly came up and he looks up and 30,

283:51

40 feet above him is one of these craft

283:53

almond shaped um, I keep saying almond

283:55

shaped, acorn shape craft. And he said,

283:58

but this one was translucent. It was

284:00

like it had a mesh, a transparent mesh.

284:02

He could see the mesh like looking

284:04

through a screen door and he saw two

284:07

guys inside of it. Two people or beings

284:10

or something inside of it. One in the

284:12

front, one in like the belly of it. And

284:14

it projected a light down on him and it

284:17

and it had these little stubby

284:18

protrusions and they opened up and there

284:21

was like a series of blinking lights and

284:23

then they folded back in and it's and it

284:25

started to move off. And he said when it

284:27

started to move off there was sort of a

284:28

low frequency hum.

284:31

So you have not only you have these

284:33

armored asalants on these hoverboards,

284:36

you have advanced aerospace vehicles, um

284:40

unconventional technology being deployed

284:42

in the Amazon of Peru, the uh Alto Alto

284:46

Nanai region, various

284:49

different villages. Now,

284:51

>> well, why are they called face peelers?

284:54

Uh because

284:56

because the the the indigenous people,

284:58

if you ask them who these asalants are,

285:00

half of them will say they're aliens.

285:02

Half of them will say they're face

285:04

peelers. And what they mean by face

285:06

peelers is there's the the faith face

285:08

peeler legend goes back to the 80s, like

285:11

the mid 80s. And it it doesn't go

285:14

further than that. Um and they say that

285:17

these they call them gringoes started

285:19

showing up with technology. It was sort

285:21

of like the boogeyman. the the the the

285:24

wives, I mean the mothers and fathers

285:25

would tell their children, "Don't go out

285:26

at night. The face peeler will get you."

285:28

Because every now and again there'd be

285:30

an attack by face peelers and the the

285:33

cadaavver of the person would go missing

285:35

and then they would show up later

285:36

without a piece of their face gone or

285:37

their whole face and sometimes their

285:39

organs harvested. Um so some villagers

285:43

think these are gringoes like CIA, you

285:45

know, whatever that's, you know,

285:47

everything's CIA to people out there.

285:49

So,

285:50

>> um they probably thought I was CIA, but

285:53

um so, uh

285:57

there there was the most important

285:58

incident happened with this one of the

286:00

most important incidents with this

286:01

15-year-old girl named Talia. She was

286:03

almost abducted. That's why they the

286:06

police went out there. They had to go

286:07

out there because there was an attempted

286:08

abduction,

286:10

kidnapping. So, they had to go

286:11

investigate. So, um we interviewed

286:14

Talia. I I the first time I saw her, she

286:16

was in the village in the middle of the

286:18

village uh during the evening, everybody

286:21

was out, you know, all the men were

286:22

playing soccer. The women were playing

286:24

volleyball and she was sitting by

286:26

herself against the wall. The apoo

286:28

pointed her out to us and me and Doug

286:31

just were sort of we didn't really want

286:33

to approach her. We didn't want to freak

286:34

her out. And she's just sitting there

286:35

kind of smiling, watching the the people

286:38

play, you know, volleyball and soccer,

286:39

just sort of sitting there by herself,

286:40

smiling. She looked over, she saw us and

286:43

instantly she she started to tremble.

286:45

She just started trembling and she froze

286:47

up and she just freaked out and she took

286:50

her hair. She had long hair. She took it

286:52

and moved it over to the side of her

286:54

face so we couldn't see her face and she

286:56

just sat there trembling and and the

287:00

apple brought her father over and we

287:02

said, "Hey, we'd love to interview

287:03

Talia, but obviously she's very scared."

287:06

So he went over to her, tried to

287:07

convince her to talk to us. She did not

287:09

want anything to do with us. She

287:10

associated us with her asalants,

287:15

but um the father told us, "Hey, here's

287:18

where I live. Come back over tomorrow

287:20

morning. I'll talk to her. You guys just

287:22

come and I'll bring her out to you."

287:25

And so that's what we did the next

287:26

morning. Long story short, um

287:32

we were standing in in this guy's

287:34

backyard. He brought Tully out to us

287:37

to talk to her. And soon as she saw, she

287:39

started trembling again and crying,

287:42

severe PTSD and she had a scar right

287:46

here. And uh so we I interviewed Talia

287:50

and she told me a wild story. I mean, I

287:53

don't really have the time to tell it

287:54

right now, but she there was an

287:56

attempted kidnapping for by these

287:57

asalants one evening and there's a lot

288:01

of details that goes into this, but they

288:02

they they captured her in her backyard.

288:05

They on they landed on hoverboards.

288:08

That's how it began. She she she she was

288:11

poking at a piece of fruit in the

288:12

evening just before just after sundown

288:15

or as it's getting dark. The fruit hit

288:16

the ground. She bent over to pick it up

288:18

and she felt this gust of wind and she

288:21

looks over and it's one of these guys

288:24

asalants

288:25

headtofoot in black armored body suits,

288:28

right? Just it's a it's one guy. He's

288:32

surfing on this hoverboard and they all

288:34

go like this when they tell me like

288:36

they're like surfing and the guy comes

288:38

there's a little golly. He comes up the

288:40

hill hovering and lands the board right

288:43

behind her and grabs her from beh the

288:46

behind from behind. Grabs her mouth and

288:49

grabs her. And then another guy, same

288:51

thing, comes surfing up the from the

288:53

goalie, lands in front of her, grabs her

288:55

feet and then they both lift her off the

288:58

ground. And she said when they when they

288:59

after they landed they reached down and

289:01

touched something on their boot to

289:03

engage the technology lifted off the

289:06

ground and then they hovered her carried

289:08

her behind this chicken coupe this

289:10

thatch roof chicken coupe and there

289:12

proceeded to without going to all the

289:14

details to attempt to cut her face off.

289:16

They took out what what we think was a

289:18

like a laser scalpel and they began

289:20

first they put some cream on her face

289:22

which numbed her face. First they shot

289:24

something up her nose with a syringe and

289:26

she became disoriented and then they put

289:29

cream on her face and took out this la

289:32

what we think is a laser scalpel and

289:33

began to make the incision. And in fact

289:37

she heard them speaking. One one of them

289:39

she referred to as the gringo because he

289:40

sounded like me she said and the other

289:43

uh one sounded like a Peruvian. So, and

289:47

when they're getting ready to do this,

289:48

they're putting the cream on her face

289:49

before they start making the incision.

289:51

One of them said to the other, "Be

289:52

careful. Be careful. Don't put too much

289:54

on her face. It'll ruin the flesh."

289:58

And she said that what what she thought

290:00

they meant was it was she heard them

290:01

saying something about how it makes it

290:02

difficult to separate the the skin from

290:06

the you know, from the flesh beneath it.

290:09

Um, so then they proceeded to make the

290:11

incision and she started just one last

290:14

effort to to to break loose. She started

290:16

to push up the helmet on the guy behind

290:18

her and he let go of her to pull his

290:20

helmet down. He didn't want her to see

290:21

him. And when he let go of her, she

290:24

screamed

290:25

and everyone in the village was already

290:27

in a state of vigilance. This wasn't the

290:29

first incursion. So they're all sitting

290:30

on their porches at night with their

290:32

guns and their flashlights getting ready

290:33

to start doing patrols. So when she

290:35

screamed, they were on scene. her

290:37

brother and and and people who lived

290:39

near her were on scene within, you know,

290:42

very short order. And they saw Talia

290:46

laying on the ground in a state of

290:48

disorientation and the two asalants,

290:51

they were dragging her by the hair

290:54

actually at first and they were trying

290:56

to lift her off the ground to take her

290:58

by her hair and the one guy said, you

291:01

know, let her go. We we can't take her

291:03

or something like that and he dropped

291:04

her and then the other people came on

291:06

the scene. And Talia remembered that

291:07

part that she was being pulled by her

291:08

hair. And then when the others

291:11

>> and you show in your video the laser

291:13

incision and it's crazy. I mean

291:15

>> so so when the other villagers arrive

291:19

uh they see the asalants hovering on the

291:22

on the discs and they got their

291:25

flashlights on them and they went right

291:27

up through the canopy.

291:28

>> Wow. And I could tell you many other

291:31

such instances.

291:32

>> But what does this have to do with

291:33

Michael Herrera who's this UFO

291:35

whistleblower?

291:36

>> Well, very very very Indonesia quickly.

291:39

>> Okay,

291:40

>> so very very quickly um I need to make

291:43

sure people understand these incursions

291:45

didn't just happen in remote v villages

291:47

in the jungle. They also happened in the

291:48

city of Na.

291:50

>> 36,000 inhabitants, hardened target with

291:54

the Navy presence, proving navy

291:55

presence, militaries, helicopters. Okay.

291:58

It's not miners with jetpacks trying to

292:00

drive people off of the land so they

292:02

could mine the water, the river. That's

292:04

not what this phenomenon is. The fact

292:05

that the incursions were happening in

292:07

Ala absolutely

292:09

uh debunks that that narrative. So the

292:12

Michael Herrera thing, I think what

292:13

we're looking at is and and Michael's a

292:16

friend of mine and uh he

292:19

uh had a as everyone knows I won't I

292:21

won't retrace his story, but um he

292:23

encountered a disc a large disc in

292:26

Indonesia. Yeah, it was an eightgone

292:28

craft that was blacker than black and he

292:31

was apprehended by these people that

292:33

weren't special forces but had super

292:35

technology, some paramilitary group and

292:37

they were they seemed to be escorting

292:40

these psionic assets on board this like

292:44

alien reprod like this exotic manned

292:46

craft.

292:47

>> They were engaging in human trafficking

292:48

put it. That's what it seems.

292:49

>> Very simple terms.

292:50

>> Exactly. So, so the the connection there

292:52

is nefarious people,

292:55

>> paramilitary

292:56

organizations with advanced aerospace

293:00

craft using it for the most for the most

293:03

abominable things imaginable, including

293:07

uh including um human trafficking for

293:10

whatever purposes, harvesting psionic

293:12

assets, which they do.

293:13

>> In this case, peeling flesh off. in this

293:16

case peeling flesh, but I think they

293:17

were using the pace the face peeler

293:19

phenomenon as a cover

293:20

>> for what?

293:21

>> For something else that was going on.

293:22

And very, very quickly, there was an

293:24

operation happening, a joint operation

293:25

happening in Peru that had some

293:27

crossover when when these incursions

293:29

were happening in the jungle. It was

293:30

called Resolute Sentinel, and it

293:33

involved it involved uh basically every

293:36

military agency

293:38

>> we have. The Marines were there in Peru,

293:40

the Air Force, the Navy.

293:42

>> That's not a coincidence. the the space

293:44

force was there, the the coast guard and

293:47

they were running joint operations,

293:48

training operations with the Peruvian

293:50

military, Uruguay, I think Ecuador,

293:54

Brazil, the UK was involved. It was

293:57

like,

293:57

>> so what would the face peeling be a

293:59

distraction from?

294:00

>> I don't know. But, you know, I always

294:02

wonder if if that sent Resolute Sentinel

294:05

was a cover.

294:06

>> Wow. either

294:08

I'd like to think it's it was a cover

294:09

for some sort of um benevolent operation

294:12

happening to try and drive these guys

294:14

out or capture them or something. I

294:16

don't know. I hate to think it was I

294:18

hate to think that we were experimenting

294:20

with something out there. That would be

294:22

awful.

294:22

>> I I I hate to think that and I don't

294:24

want to think that.

294:25

Um, or is there some sort of um third

294:29

party in possession of some

294:32

subcontracting

294:34

uh apparatus underneath these uh

294:37

aerospace contractors who maybe have

294:40

gone rogue?

294:41

>> Some nefarious global breakaway.

294:43

>> Exactly.

294:44

>> Yeah.

294:44

>> Is that what we're looking at here?

294:46

>> On that sinister note,

294:48

>> and there's a whole lot more to be said

294:49

of this. We we're out of time. If you

294:51

look at my video on YouTube, the face

294:52

people

294:53

>> Yeah. Well, we'll we'll we'll cut parts

294:54

of it in and but this was amazing,

294:56

Timothy. I really appreciate your time,

294:58

man. This was a blast and uh love the

295:00

way you think and uh we got to run it

295:02

back cuz we I think we just did like 4

295:04

hours and 45 minutes or something like

295:06

that. So,

295:07

>> man, it was my pleasure. You do just

295:09

amazing work and um just keep going.

295:12

>> Oh, thanks, man. You're awesome.

295:13

Likewise. Let me get you to the airport.

295:15

Let's go.

295:15

>> Yeah, let's go. Let's get out of here.

295:43

Woo!

Interactive Summary

The video explores a range of extraordinary phenomena, beginning with ancient myths of gods dwelling among men, leading to the creation of Nephilim giants, and the significance of the Book of Enoch in understanding these events. The speaker connects these ancient narratives to modern UFO phenomena and disclosure, viewing celestial beings as "extraterrestrial" from a biblical perspective. Key topics include the alleged encounter with the Kandahar giant, the preservation of the Book of Enoch by Ethiopians, and its influence on early Hebrew and Christian cosmology. The speaker shares a personal UFO sighting and delves into various "factions" of non-human intelligences, including loyal and fallen angels, and "Gray aliens" linked to abduction phenomena. He posits that the ultimate goal of some entities is planetary acquisition by stealth, potentially leading to a posthuman future and a kinetic war with the King of Heaven, culminating in Armageddon. The discussion also touches on the pervasive cover-up of giants, hinting at occult connections, and details the speaker's personal investigation into the recent "Peruvian face peelers" phenomenon, debunking the official narrative and revealing encounters with technologically advanced assailants.

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