okay so uh tony we're just uh welcoming
04:15
everybody and introducing ourselves
04:18
although of course everybody knows us um
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and then we're broadcasting this
04:24
interview to five different channels
04:26
uh and he was uh retelling your story
04:29
the summary of your story
04:31
on last thursday so that people could
04:34
remember
04:35
your story he already made videos
04:38
about you some time ago he was retelling
04:41
your story so that people know who you
04:43
are
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and um be like thrilled like us to be
04:47
here with you today so
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thank you so much thank you i'm very
04:52
honored to be here um living in america
04:56
and being american you know north
04:57
america i
04:59
can i can speak for myself and a lot of
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people that i know that i really wish
05:03
that our cultures could overlap more
05:04
because i know there's so much going on
05:07
in south america such a beautiful place
05:09
and it's one of the most wonderful
05:10
places in the world and i really wish
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that the language barrier wasn't the
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same as it is right now
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i really wish our culture is overlapped
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a lot more because you guys are
05:18
obviously a very beautiful and got a lot
05:21
going on it's very active and very
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very um a great
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rich culture and uh we could really use
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a lot of overlap with you guys down
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there
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confidential
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um
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okay uh we're gonna start with the
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questions we
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we sent you before uh maybe we have
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extra questions but mainly
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that uh that's it and if you don't feel
06:50
comfortable
06:51
in answering any of them you don't need
06:53
to okay we
06:54
we understand it you know it doesn't
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bother me at all don't don't be shy ask
06:59
anything you want and then i don't read
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them ahead of time just
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it's better if it's organic and you just
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ask a question i just come with it you
know it's07:06
like i don't like to rehearse anything
07:07
but feel free to ask anything
07:10
you'd like to
follow07:31
okay so the first question is about your
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childhood
07:36
uh right before you were um
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let's say introduced or maybe kidnapped
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uh by the 20 and back program
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uh did you get shocked when the kid
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junior school said his dad wasn't
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oh um we're gonna have to use coded wood
07:53
illuminated person yeah he's part of a
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fraternity right
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i didn't he the way he said it
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was intimid was threatening he you know
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he said the way he said it my dad's an
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illuminati
08:09
what's your dad do he said it in with
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the i didn't know what it meant
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but it was threatening that's what i
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knew i wasn't shocked i was you know
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this was a kid we were rivals in school
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and uh he was threatening me and i said
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what my my dad worked at a factory
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and actually had pretty good job middle
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class
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nothing like that where you know we
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weren't wealthy but i said my dad's got
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a great job
08:32
and um i went from there but i wasn't
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shocked more as i knew that
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i didn't know what it meant but i knew
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it wasn't i knew it was in the form of a
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threat
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important
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foreign
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your father did your dad work for uh
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general motors
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yes yep uh in a factory here in michigan
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another question and he's asking uh
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which was your worst
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moment and in your current base
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you can what is it how do you pronounce
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it
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there were a lot there were a lot of bad
10:17
moments there that it was basically a
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solid block of torture
10:21
i'll tell you the very worst thing
10:24
that we went through and what's funny is
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that i went on
10:28
i kind of went on record with this in
10:29
2015
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and then it came out they had a
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portrayal in a movie in the movie
10:34
deadpool
10:36
but they put us in at the very end of of
10:38
it all they put us in an oxygen tent
10:40
like on a hospital stretcher
10:42
with an oxygen tent and they hooked up
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eeg equipment to us
10:47
and they lowered the oxygen until we
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suffocated and right when you were about
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to
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to die right when we lost consciousness
10:54
you know it there was a bell
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a standard like a hotel room ding bell
10:59
there was a bell that hooked up right
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before you were gonna die the bell
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when your heart rate lowered and right
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when you were on the slip the bell would
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ring
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and oxygen would come back in and you'd
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come back and then it came back and it
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gave you to a certain level and then it
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did it again
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and it went on for hours and what
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eventually happened was
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i got very angry i could feel it and it
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wasn't me it was like
11:22
my adult self it was like i spoke as an
11:25
adult and i said hey
11:26
let this kid die because i kept slowly
11:29
each time it would ding
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and i would slowly get farther and
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farther away like
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closer out of my i felt myself being
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pulled out of my body like dying
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and i would get slower and then ding
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you'd come back and then it would do it
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again it repeated
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it until it got to the point where it
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was my higher self speaking
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and i remember the lights flickered and
11:47
everything when i got i got very
11:49
livid angry and the bell ran and i said
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hey
11:53
let this kid die you know like i said in
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an angry and i'm
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i was 10 year old kid at the time so it
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was like somebody else like speaking as
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an adult
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coming out of me and he's they kids the
12:04
doc the nurse called the doctor and said
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look we got one we got one
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and that was the end of it that was what
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they wanted
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and once that happened the aim of it
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that was the aim of it
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yes wow and that was the key to the
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technology because then they began to
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not use oxygen
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but they used drugs to put us near to
12:21
death there was a ketamine version
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of drugs that they used for operations
12:25
in vietnam that they learned that they
12:27
were giving us that drug and it would
12:28
bring us near death
12:30
and then during that time for a certain
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period of our couple hours
12:33
we could they could channel and they
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were talking to our higher self
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other people there were times when i was
12:38
in peru they said i spoke spanish and i
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don't know how to speak spanish
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i'll give you a chance to answer fill
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that in that's a long answer i'm sorry
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wow uh
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um
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oh
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um
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is
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foreign
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foreign
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our next question is about uh why is the
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12 million back a 20-year program why
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not
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5 or 30 or can
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and does it have to be exactly 20 can
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you come back
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earlier or later and what about those
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who say
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uh that they did like two or three 20
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and bags uh
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how does it affect uh the lack of the
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people dennis was saying he has from one
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side uh report
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some of the whistleblowers saying uh you
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might get mad
16:55
if you take longer than 20 years to to
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come back
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and some others saying uh your clone
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body may uh remember your other self and
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it messes up the whole story what's your
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view on that
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so i did ask that one when they
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i'm sitting with a reptile in a
17:15
laboratory a reptilian
17:17
a short reptile and i asked him why not
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50 years
17:22
why not 40. and he said no 20 is
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20 is the standard so there are many
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there are more than one way to do it
17:31
there's more than one technique
17:33
the same way that there's a hydrogen
17:34
bomb and there's an atom bomb they're
17:36
both gigantic bombs but they're
17:37
completely different science
17:39
it's the same thing so that he said the
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technique that they were going to use on
17:42
me
17:43
every species not only humans but every
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species was capped at 20 years legally
17:48
because
17:49
it increased your risk of going crazy
17:51
when you went back of having mental
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problems
17:53
when you came back so 20 years was the
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safety margin
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and then after if you stayed more than
17:59
20 years people tended to go mad when
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they got back
18:02
the other thing is i've spoke to other
18:04
whistleblowers and found that
18:06
the early cia project pegasus where
18:09
andy beshago was using and they were
18:11
they were early on
18:13
experimenting with time travel they
18:14
could only go in 20 year increments
18:16
the earth has a 20 years like an
18:18
energetic 20-year cycle
18:20
and so when they went back 8 they could
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only go back 80 years or 100 years or
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increments of 20
18:25
is how far they could go back in time
18:28
they couldn't go back 25 years or 21
18:30
years they had to go to 20s
18:32
and it was because if you look like the
18:33
rings of a tree many trees are a 20-year
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ring
18:36
and that's the reason that the earth has
18:38
an energetic cycle uh
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around at least that's what i've been
18:41
told by and again i
18:43
you know i don't know they told me it
18:45
was it was a safety measure to go 20.
18:48
the other thing is some people can go
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for
18:51
consecutives now i've heard of the
18:53
government has sanctioned
18:55
220 in back so 40 years but it's based
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on genetics i
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i only barely had the genetics to do one
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so not everybody can
19:04
complete the process on that based on
19:06
genetics so there's a certain level of
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awareness
19:08
you know we would call you might think
19:10
of an intelligence but that's not the
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case
19:12
but there's a mental awareness there's
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an amount of awareness that you
19:15
require to do it so some people are very
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dull or
19:18
very you know some people are not very
19:20
sharp they have a lower level of
19:21
awareness they can't do it
19:23
and there's a genetic sign that you can
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be the smartest person ever and it's not
19:26
based on color that cause
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it's more prevalent in the caucasian
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races but there are it's not based comes
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solely on color there are
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there are black people that go there are
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spanish people that go
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but um the caucasians tend to be easily
19:39
go for multiple times
19:40
so the the nordic um speed the minoritic
19:44
background of the humans tend to be uh
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eligible to go for two
19:48
i've heard of people doing multiple
19:50
times people have told me they've they
19:51
remember multiple times but
19:53
i was only aware of 220 and backs
19:56
like when they tested me they said you
19:58
test for one where you're gonna go for
one20:00
if you had the right proper genetics you
20:03
could have gone for two
20:04
so that's that's how i that's how i
20:07
remember it
20:08
i suppose you're glad you only went for
20:10
one right
20:12
i just thought i was helping out i
20:14
didn't even know i didn't know what i
20:15
was doing
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at the time and um yeah one would
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one was enough for sure one was two one
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was uh
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a little bit too much very eye-opening
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um
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um
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foreign
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uh so our next question is when you came
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back how did you feel your life was
24:23
influenced by your parallel life in the
24:26
program and did you notice
24:27
any difference in those 20 years because
24:29
you were in both
24:31
places at the same time how was your
24:33
life uh
24:34
influenced here by the other life there
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um well basically two questions when i
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did
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when i came back i was very disoriented
24:44
and i was a different person i
24:46
i had became a different personality
24:48
several times after that my father would
24:50
say what happened i
24:51
want my son back and he would say that
24:53
because we were i was a playful
24:56
kid and before that and after that i
24:59
wanted everybody to leave me alone just
25:00
leave me alone and don't talk to me and
25:02
i was very solitary
25:03
um there were a lot of things that
25:05
popped up i don't want to waste
25:07
time on that during that time
25:11
i went from a straight a student the top
25:12
five percent of the of the school
25:15
with some of the highest s.a.t scores in
25:17
the history of the school
25:18
to a d and e student and i eventually
25:20
dropped out there were
25:22
many times when during one trauma if i
25:24
after i looked back on it
25:26
and looked at the timeline um
25:30
the same time that some bad things
25:32
happened to me up there
25:33
i fell into depression down here so it
25:36
was like i
25:36
i always describe it as twins you know
25:39
how some certain twins one will break an
25:41
arm and the other
25:42
knows something happened and they call
25:43
what happened to you it was like that
25:46
that is the that is the experience now
25:48
and i
25:49
i only know from looking back
25:52
the other thing is and what i found with
25:54
many many many
25:56
people that i've worked with is that if
25:58
you look at the id
25:59
if you can pinpoint the date and when
26:01
something started
26:02
i was lucky because i could look back
26:04
and i remember the date
26:05
it was the science fair of fourth grade
26:07
so april of 82.
26:10
when you go forward 20 years i also
26:12
snapped out of it
26:14
so when that other person died i got my
26:16
act together
26:17
and i got i went back to being smart
26:20
do you get like like i could never keep
26:22
a girlfriend
26:24
every relationship was just a train
26:26
wreck because i was an emotional
26:27
you know i was like one of those bad
26:29
boyfriends creepy
26:31
the girls you know i they liked me but
26:33
it just never worked out because i
26:34
i had bad emotions 20 years later i woke
26:38
up one morning and i said
26:39
it's over it's over i woke up out of bed
26:42
and i went
26:43
and i felt like a million bucks six
26:46
weeks later i met my wife i've been with
26:48
her since
26:48
everything everything that was difficult
26:50
emotionally to do became
26:52
easy because that other i wasn't sharing
26:55
my consciousness you got to think
26:56
my my awareness was diluted and was
26:59
halfed that's why
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people need a certain amount of
27:02
awareness awareness you could call it
27:04
chi
27:04
intelligence iq whatever you want to
27:06
call it i call it awareness
27:08
but there's a certain amount of it they
27:09
have to have so that two people can
27:11
function
27:12
so if you take somebody with little you
27:14
know limited awareness and then you cut
27:15
them in two
27:16
they won't even function either body is
27:18
my theory
27:20
and i believe that they take people of a
27:22
certain level of mental awareness so
27:23
that they can withstand that
27:25
and to be honest and to be frank it
27:26
ruined my it ruined my life
27:28
i was not the same person and i i would
27:30
be in different shoes right now
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um
28:56
foreign
29:24
is
29:52
foreign
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is
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uh when you were in mars and you lost
31:34
your arm
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uh with uh with interaction
31:38
with an insectoid uh do you remember
31:42
anything about
31:43
how it was revealed how the other day
31:45
the following day you woke up
31:47
with your arm again and did you feel
31:50
something
31:50
here while it happened
31:54
there
31:58
um not not in a way that i would profess
32:01
you know like as far as here i had by
32:04
the time
32:05
i was carried back to base he a soldier
32:07
carried me
32:09
yeah i limped and he carried me and they
32:10
gave us we had very powerful stems
32:13
that the the suit would inject you with
32:16
the stem and the pain would go away but
32:17
it only lasted a few minutes
32:19
and we used all those up on he used them
32:22
to carry me to make him stronger and
32:23
carry me and i used
32:24
the ones i had but um
32:28
i had lost a lot of blood and when i got
32:30
to when
32:31
as soon as i could see and he was
32:32
slapping me to keep me awake because
32:35
they can't bring you back after brain
32:36
activity ceases that's
32:38
that was the limitation that they can't
32:39
bring you back you die at that point
32:41
so he was slapping me to not let me go
32:43
to sleep and as soon as and there's only
32:45
a few minutes after you slept after that
32:47
kind of blood loss that you could pass
32:50
and
32:50
uh as soon as i could see the doors of
32:53
the base there it was like a small
32:54
tunnel
32:55
and you can see the doors inside of it
32:57
you know man-made doors
32:59
sorry there's a helicopter but um
33:04
as soon as i saw him he let me go to
33:05
sleep and i immediately passed out so
33:07
when i woke up not only was my arm back
33:09
and my foot back but i had had an inhale
33:12
current during some of the
33:13
during some of the procedures they
33:15
dislocated my shoulder
33:17
one day and i don't know if that's
33:19
interfering badly
33:20
the sound no no but i had
33:24
dislocated my shoulder at a young age
33:26
during that time in ineocurrent
33:27
and it was part of the torture you know
33:29
they were trying to break break my arm
33:31
and it dislocated it
33:32
and several times in seattle and
33:34
afterwards while i was sleeping or
33:35
swimming
33:36
it would come out it would dislocate
33:38
because you know it was prone to it
33:41
after that procedure my shoulder i mean
33:43
well into my shoulder cuff
33:44
where the rotary cup never dislocated
33:47
again they had also fixed that
33:49
so whatever hat whatever tech they used
33:52
was the entire area it was rebuilt it
33:55
was good as new and my and
33:57
i felt like a million bucks they told us
33:59
several times that
34:00
if you ever need the infirmary that's
34:02
going to be the greatest
34:04
thing you ever had that ever happened to
34:05
you is going into that infirmary
34:07
that they had the technology they didn't
34:09
say how it worked or
34:10
what it was but all the soldiers on the
34:13
base said that's the best thing that's
34:14
ever going to happen to you here is if
34:15
you have to go there
34:16
and i thought i was going to get some
34:18
time off or something i did there was no
34:20
reward for it
34:21
i just was instantly healed it was
34:23
overnight so
34:24
i unfortunately i i had been greatly
34:28
damaged
34:28
greatly injured in that 20 years two
34:31
times
34:32
once on mars and once on a ship i was
34:34
badly burnt and both times i was
34:36
unconscious when they fixed me okay so
34:39
i'm just sorry i would i wish i that's a
34:41
very common question that's very common
34:46
questions
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um
37:20
um
37:34
foreign
37:45
so now the other technology most people
37:48
are
37:48
curious about is the food replicators
37:52
what is it like is it like a microwave
37:54
or how does it work what kind of food
37:56
you can eat
37:57
then so where i was where where i had
38:00
access to the replicator i had to eat
38:02
lunch so i there was a
38:04
there was like a cafeteria for breakfast
38:06
and a cafeteria that i had
38:08
you we just went up and picked food off
38:10
it was
38:11
some it was all replicated food but it
38:13
was much better at the cafeteria
38:15
the ship replicator there were better
38:17
replicators in the front for the command
38:19
crew they had a replicator
38:20
that had hundreds of choices or a
38:22
hundred choices
38:23
you know of many they had many rows of
38:25
buttons for choices
38:27
the one in the back that was in the mid
38:29
section on the c deck it was like a
38:31
galley and a bathroom that's where i
38:32
went to the bathroom
38:33
and there was a little galley it looked
38:35
like it looked like a little you know
38:37
kitchenette with a tiny sink
38:40
and a mic it looks just like a microwave
38:42
it wasn't it wasn't high tech at all it
38:44
wasn't it wasn't a digital readout
38:46
it was handwritten and it said there was
38:48
pot roast and there was sauerkraut
38:50
and mashed potatoes and gravy
38:54
and er and there was something like a
38:57
like a okra like broccoli and green
38:59
beans there was one that was
39:01
but they were all basically soupy they
39:02
were all slimy
39:04
uh everything that you got was was what
39:06
was slimy
39:07
like us like even when it wasn't
39:09
supposed to be it was still more runny
39:12
more runnier than it should have been
39:13
and you there was there were a bowl a
39:15
stack of bowls there were small bowls
39:17
and you put the lid on it and the lid
39:18
had
39:19
a row of holes in it and you'd put it in
39:21
there and press what you wanted and it
39:22
took a good five
39:23
six minutes it took a it was longer than
39:26
a microwave
39:27
and it printed the food and it was there
39:29
very very piping hot
39:30
when you got you could barely hold the
39:32
bowl and without burning your hand
39:34
it was it was hot but it wasn't that
39:37
great the pot roast was the favorite but
39:39
you even got sick of that after a while
39:40
because it was so
39:41
the consistency was it it was like um
39:44
um uh what do you call them frozen
39:48
dinners
39:49
you know the salisbury steak like the
39:50
frozen dinner it was even lesser quality
39:52
than that
39:53
so some like if you had a bad like a
39:55
cheap frozen dinner and you
39:57
you baked put it in the microwave and
39:59
you eat it it's still kind of slimy
40:00
that's what it was like for us but there
40:02
were high quality ones there were
40:04
obviously they're more expensive or
40:06
however they rate it
40:07
but the the crew in the front had one
40:09
and i remember it did it did baked goods
40:11
they could do muffins and cake
40:13
and things and it would it would print
40:15
baked goods out so
40:16
they had the good one up front for the
40:18
crew meetings and sometimes i got
40:20
something out of that in the morning
40:21
but they also had uh regular boxes of
40:24
real food there that we would eat
40:25
sometimes
40:26
that we could sneak but for the most
40:28
part it wasn't great food but
40:30
it was um like they had the science
40:33
worked out it was your
40:34
it was all your nutrients that you
40:36
needed it was everything you needed like
40:38
it was a balance whatever it didn't
40:39
matter what you picked even if it was a
40:41
even though it was supposedly like like
40:43
mashed potatoes and gravy like a high
carb40:46
fattening meal it wasn't fattening if
40:48
you get what i'm saying
40:49
like if you ever eat it was like
40:51
everything tasted like diet food
40:54
you know for that for that reason it was
40:55
not really it wasn't great
41:32
foreign
is foreign yes43:38
foreign
um44:29
the germans in series and on mars
44:32
were the same group or were like
44:35
different sections
44:36
uh different groups how did they relate
to each other44:43
yeah so i didn't really come in contact
with44:47
any germans on mars though they are
44:48
there they are based there are bases
44:50
there that are theirs that are
44:52
knocked waffen dark fleet um
44:56
they the germans on syria so they're
44:58
broken up into corporations
45:00
so the same way that corporations get
45:02
along down here
45:03
they get along up there and they're all
45:05
very competitive with each other so
45:07
the series colony corporation was a
45:09
separate corporation much like
45:12
pepsi to coca-cola whereas the mars
45:14
colony corporation
45:15
was a coca-cola they actually compete
45:17
with each other but at the same time
45:19
they trade
45:20
they trade with each other so if you
45:22
think about um
45:24
you know i don't know what kind of cars
45:25
you guys got down there if you have
45:26
general motors
45:27
but general motors has cadillac we have
45:30
well cadillac
45:30
and gmc it's the same company it's the
45:33
same design the engineering is the exact
45:35
same
45:35
but they're separate companies that
45:36
compete with each other for sales
45:39
it's the same so i was a resource that
45:42
was traded from one corporation to
45:44
another when one corporation had no use
45:45
for me
45:46
they gave me an aptitude test retrained
45:48
me and sold me to another corporation
45:51
and that's how it's different everything
45:52
is defined up there in a corporate
45:54
corporate manner
45:55
it was the series colony corporation
45:58
knock and then the noctua waffen is the
45:59
corporate oh
46:00
you know like a derivative of the
46:02
knocked waffen
46:04
but there are corporations that are
46:06
underneath the same way that general
46:08
motors
46:08
is in control of several other
46:09
corporations that contribute to its
46:11
products
46:12
from below it and so the series column
46:14
corporation was a
46:15
lesser corporation of the noctwathon
46:18
which was headed in antarctica
46:21
and also beholden to the draco to the
46:23
reptilian
46:24
excuse me the orion group draco and
46:28
they're based around jupiter they have
46:29
their main headquarters that i was aware
46:31
of was a base that was out near jupiter
46:34
and so that's where that's where the
46:36
orders came from
46:37
basically they were free to do what they
46:39
had mission mandates but the orders came
46:41
when something went wrong you had to
46:43
report
46:44
if the serious colony corporation had a
46:45
problem they had to report to antarctica
46:47
and if antarctica had a problem they had
46:49
to report to jupiter
46:51
and they got disciplined so i
46:54
also on a side note i i found out how to
46:57
translate
46:57
text and i'm taking some of the cut some
47:00
of the questions from the side and
47:01
translating
47:02
and i i want to give half these people a
47:04
big hug i love them they're
47:05
it's a great this is the best crowd and
47:08
uh some of these questions over here are
47:09
great
47:10
uh i just they don't think i if they
47:12
don't think i can understand what
47:13
they're saying
47:14
and i'm not getting all of them but i'm
47:16
i'm just cutting and pasting
47:18
and translating a lot some of these
47:19
really choking me up thank you for all
47:21
the support
48:18
um
48:46
um
49:14
um
49:42
foreign
50:10
foreign
50:38
foreign
51:20
foreign
51:30
draconians or orion group in jupiter
51:32
that
51:33
are the owners of the whole uh
51:36
vaccine do you want more information
51:40
about them yeah so you have more
51:43
information about it
51:44
so jupiter is a failed star and
51:47
in the process of it not working or
51:48
somewhere in the history of jupiter
51:50
there there is a natural portal
51:53
where ships can leave the galaxy so it's
51:56
a doorway to
51:58
a few dozen not not many but a few dozen
52:01
other galaxies so you can
52:02
a ship can travel instantly to another
52:04
galaxy so for that reason it's a very
52:07
important region in space
52:11
because of that there are other failed
52:13
portals like jupiter was a
52:14
would have been a star but didn't make
52:16
it it didn't ignite it didn't have
52:18
enough mass
52:19
but because of that process it created
52:21
these portals this energy
52:23
that you know that ripped time space and
52:26
left the portal there
52:28
there are failed portals and what they
52:30
are are temporal bubbles they're bubbles
52:32
they're gigantic they're the size of
52:34
their bigger than the earth
52:36
bubbles in space and when you go into
52:37
them you leave space-time
52:39
and basically are in a neutral time and
52:41
you can exit into other times
52:44
so that's where the base is that's where
52:46
the draco base is there's another base
52:47
there's an intergalactic
52:49
trade base and it's a more like a public
52:52
place like a giant it's a space station
52:54
and very well lit very brightly lit but
52:57
it is also in one of these
52:58
bubbles and so it's outside of time
53:01
space
53:02
it's it's in its own little it's in a
53:05
temporal bubble that's all i know
53:07
when you go inside you can't see any
53:08
stars or anything when you're inside of
53:10
it you look out the window it's just
53:11
pitch black
53:12
so you can see the station with all
53:14
these lights and what that one was was a
53:16
trade station like a like an
53:18
intergalactic trade network and like a
53:21
bulletin board so you could say
53:22
you could go there and post something
53:24
for list something that you want to
53:25
trade
53:26
or look for something that you who's
53:27
available to trade and there are
53:29
literally
53:30
billions of worlds or systems that are
53:33
listed
53:34
there so we could never run out of
53:36
places to go and explore for trade the
53:37
series colony corporation
53:39
we'd go there we'd get a list of places
53:40
that were available to trade
53:42
you can contact them through that
53:43
there's a there's a like in the bulletin
53:45
system
53:46
and we made appointments to go to other
53:47
star systems and offer what we had to
53:49
trade and see what
53:50
and trade for technology that was our
53:52
mission mandate so
53:53
aside of that bubble there the draco had
53:56
their own bubble
53:57
that they had had put a base in so in
54:00
that way you can't go back in time
54:03
and use that as a weapon against them
54:04
because they they're outside they have
54:06
they have a reference point for time so
54:08
they can exit and manipulate time and
54:10
other
54:10
ets there are many of there are many
54:12
bases through like such as it's a very
54:15
powerful military capability
54:18
so wow ouch i know it's a lot to
54:20
translate i know that's good
54:22
yeah it's
56:00
foreign
56:14
is
56:28
emily
58:34
do you know which is the furthest
58:37
place how far did you go from our solar
58:40
system our planet
58:42
or you weren't really aware of where you
58:45
went
58:47
okay so they told us every day we had a
58:50
mission briefing and they told us every
58:51
day but the stars were categorized in
58:53
numbers
58:54
so today we're going to b8 bac
58:59
7158-c1 so that's
59:01
how i knew the locate it was really just
59:04
a
59:04
manifest there was one time and it would
59:07
have been about
59:09
1998 97 98
59:13
where we set the record for for humans
59:15
from
59:16
earth going the farthest distance we did
59:19
an extra
59:20
extra galactic mission we went to
59:21
another galaxy and physically broke the
59:24
record and it only lasted like six weeks
59:26
and another ship
59:27
went somewhere in that same galaxy and
59:28
broke the record but they came over the
59:30
they came over the loudspeaker and told
59:32
us that we
59:34
about that we you know we we cheered
59:36
everybody was happy to hear it so
59:38
i assume it was very far away a typical
59:41
mission was
59:42
much farther than so when you think
59:44
about economy
59:45
like in a local economy i don't know how
59:48
it is i've never really
59:49
um don't know how the economy works in
59:52
south america so
59:53
but i imagine that things cost the same
59:55
in nearby countries
59:57
that they do for you guys because
59:58
they're nearby but if you go to say
60:00
thailand very far away things are
60:02
cheaper you can your money goes farther
60:04
for the same purchasing power
60:06
so it's like that in space all the stars
60:09
that you can see with the human eye it's
60:11
about 3 000 stars that you can see
60:13
in the night sky from with your own eyes
60:15
are basically the same price
60:17
everything's the same we had to go much
60:19
farther than that into the galaxy and i
60:21
was told that we basically
60:22
never did a mission close to earth we
60:25
always did missions
60:26
very far away because they were looking
60:27
for a deal and i saw i read a pit uh one
60:30
of the comments that said
60:33
what were they trading for what was the
60:35
what was the product and
60:37
most of the time it was goods it was
60:40
boxes i didn't really know it was
60:41
on but certain things that we have that
60:44
like coffee
60:45
was a very um like a narcotic
60:48
into other species so the coffee was it
60:51
was illegal
60:53
coffee and there were pharmaceuticals we
60:56
wanted to acquire pharmaceuticals
60:58
everyday things that were made from
61:00
plants
61:01
pharmaceuticals on other worlds are have
61:04
a much more potent effect on us
61:05
and vice versa so a lot so toward
61:08
the end of my stay there before i came
61:10
home from series colony the hangar
61:13
gymnasium we had a gymnasium by the
61:14
hangar you go work out they had
61:16
converted it to making pharmaceuticals
61:18
they had centrifuges big
61:19
machines that were making because it was
61:21
very profitable with some with some
61:23
market that they have found
61:25
so plants are very are
61:28
not all the same so they have different
61:30
effects and on different species that
61:32
grow up in different environments
61:34
they have a different result so we
61:35
actually got in
61:37
um we didn't get in trouble but we
61:39
actually snuck coffee
61:40
inside like as if it was a drug it's out
61:43
because it was a contraband on this
61:45
other world it was a it was a hard drug
61:47
for them
63:56
is
65:20
foreign
65:34
is
65:40
um were you approached by any
65:43
um let's say
65:46
can i take a ball i don't know remember
65:49
uh
65:50
to shut you up to suggest you don't say
65:53
uh don't tell your story
65:55
or did were you threatened somehow
65:58
i was interrogated by the air i was
66:00
taken by a space program from the united
66:02
states air force and interrogated for 18
66:04
hours
66:05
they drugged me and helped me and
66:06
watched me uh
66:08
they showed me some kind of weird movies
66:11
and
66:11
they asked me the same questions over
66:13
and over they'd leave the room they'd
66:14
come back and okay now let's start from
66:16
the top and they'd ask the same
66:17
questions
66:18
it went on for 18 hours and they put me
66:20
back in my bed it was the same
66:22
kind of experience it was before i even
66:24
went public so they were intercepting my
66:26
emails
66:27
with dr salla
66:31
i immediately went to mount shasta in
66:34
2000 september of 2016
66:37
and met with dr sala i met corey good
66:41
there who corey ran from me
66:43
um and didn't want to didn't want to
66:45
associate with me in any way
66:48
uh i and then i asked dr sela what
66:51
should i do here am i going to be
66:52
in you know are they going to kill me
66:54
for for what i know
66:55
am i talking is this dangerous and he
66:58
said the absolute safest thing you can
67:00
do is go on record and go public because
67:01
now it's too late
67:03
i've done over 200 interviews i've been
67:05
on gaia tv i have my own show
67:07
i have my own patreon show and it's
67:09
basically every i did four interviews
67:11
today
67:12
so if they if something if i choked on a
67:14
chicken bone
67:16
thousands of people would assume that i
67:17
got killed and it would i would become a
67:19
martyr
67:20
so the safest thing that i did was to go
67:22
public and speak about it and
67:25
it's everybody's personal thing many
67:26
people have come forward with similar
67:28
memories
67:28
but and i feel uh you know i feel that
67:30
everybody should follow their own heart
67:32
but i feel that
67:33
no one should be afraid of coming
67:34
forward and speaking about it publicly
67:37
in this day and age because they really
67:39
i really am um
67:40
the things i'm telling you are very
67:42
we're very secret for a long time
67:45
but not anymore uh i'm a small fish that
67:48
what difference does it make
67:49
and for all of you to know everything
67:51
that i've been through to know about
67:52
series behind me
67:53
what difference does it make until we
67:55
get a until we have access
67:57
to their internet until we can see
67:59
pictures live pictures and actually
68:01
speak the same way that i can translate
68:04
and speak to the people on this
68:05
chat until we can do that with
68:07
extraterrestrials and we're aware of the
68:08
life then
68:09
people like me can talk that we're blue
68:11
in the face there's no difference
68:12
so it's not dangerous anymore it's not
68:14
dangerous anymore
68:17
wow
68:20
it is
69:04
very
69:32
is
70:56
oh
71:34
recently detected some lights in series
71:38
uh do you have any information on that
71:40
are those the bases
71:42
or what's that yeah that's behind you
71:45
that's a great um thanks thank you for
71:48
bringing that up
71:49
so in 2015 when i got my memories back
71:52
in big chunks one day but you know i
71:54
always had the memories but they were
71:55
scattered when they finally came back
71:57
and
71:57
coalesced and you know came together i i
72:00
was able to put it together and and
72:01
remember and access that you know
72:03
actually remember everything i didn't
72:06
have anybody to talk to
72:08
i wanted to speak to somebody else that
72:09
had experienced it i knew if i went to
72:11
a counselor i would just be medicated i
72:13
knew that
72:14
and um so i talked to a few people uh
72:18
researchers that's who that's who wanted
72:20
to listen and dr salla was one i went
72:22
back and forth i went on the record
72:24
and he asked me the dawn probe that took
72:26
this picture was on its way to series at
72:28
the time
72:29
he said what are those lights there
72:30
we're seeing lights and i said there's a
72:32
geyser
72:33
so what that is is it's every six to
72:36
nine years randomly
72:37
there's a geyser of water that shoots up
72:39
about 11 kilometers in the air
72:41
and it snows down salt so nasa at the
72:43
time
72:44
said when they scanned it in 2016 they
72:48
said we don't know it's a it's a
72:49
cocktail of chemicals it's like sodium
72:51
or not sodium but um i forget like a
72:54
cocktail of chemicals and i said no it's
72:55
salt
72:56
i we flew over it and the officers told
72:58
me
72:59
that it's salt with a slight amount of
73:01
magnesium
73:03
and i saw and i dr seller are you sure
73:05
he said are you sure because the probe
73:06
says it's not salt and i said well
73:08
it's salt i tell you right now it's salt
73:10
in august of 2020
73:12
nasa concluded its studies with the data
73:15
and it's salt
73:16
and it confirmed my story so i jumped up
73:19
and down for glee it was the best
73:21
feeling in the world i was like
73:22
it was like a win and that's what those
73:25
are
73:26
it's it's a geyser that shoots up water
73:29
like ocean like ocean water with salt
73:31
salty water
73:32
and the water evaporates and the salt
73:34
snows back down and it leaves those
73:35
deposits
73:37
there's nothing there are no structures
73:38
on the surface of series
73:40
the series colony did not want they
73:42
don't care about the humans on earth
73:44
they do not want pass or buy ets to mess
73:46
with them
73:47
to to like if an extraterrestrial probe
73:49
comes through this the
73:50
solar system they want it to look
73:52
uninhabited so that they're undisturbed
73:54
because other et's come around and when
73:56
they see your tech they see you have a
73:57
colony there they want to come in and
73:58
probe it and see what you got and it
74:00
could be bad
74:00
so most of the colonies are well well
74:03
hidden
74:04
not to hide from us but to hide from ets
74:06
other et's
74:08
wow
74:11
wow so
76:18
is
77:14
foreign
77:46
uh what are the social relationships and
77:50
family relationships like in series
77:54
is it like here or different
77:58
the the
78:01
the structure of the government was a
78:04
military totalitarian
78:06
government so the military was in charge
78:09
and then like a german
78:12
like an actual they called him the
78:14
fuhrer uh
78:15
they had a president he was there was an
78:17
assassination the the leader of the
78:19
series colony was assassinated while i
78:20
was there it was in all the news that's
78:22
what everybody talked about for
78:24
months and there was a there was a
78:27
drama there was a lot of drama around it
78:30
the series colony
78:31
had many different programs there were
78:34
civilians there there were about 225 000
78:37
people living there full-time with
78:39
visitors
78:41
that came and went so about 225 000
78:43
residents
78:44
the barracks where i stayed with slave
78:46
labor i knew there were about 40 000 of
78:48
us
78:49
in that area they had programs the
78:52
officers on the ship would talk about it
78:54
they had programs that you could
78:55
voluntarily enter which everybody did
78:57
all not us not the slave labor but the
79:00
actual citizens
79:01
of series that are born there and
79:03
they're gonna die there
79:04
they had programs that they could enter
79:06
and they would get two or three
79:08
choices of who would be the genetic
79:09
optimum mate
79:11
person to marry and they would go out on
79:14
dates and then
79:15
decide if they wanted to get married and
79:16
this was because they were breeding out
79:19
genetic
79:19
defects so they also had access to not
79:24
only the 20 and back technology but
79:26
i don't i don't really know but they
79:28
would brag about it that they're going
79:29
to live longer than us
79:30
that they were going to outlive me and
79:34
uh
79:34
that they had how they had medical
79:36
technology that was going to extend
79:37
their life
79:38
i don't know how long but they wouldn't
79:40
say how long it was you know
79:41
kind of a secret but very long
79:45
um but they were using like you they
79:47
were using like a
79:48
a pre-arranged pairing based on genetics
79:51
alone not on
79:52
and there was a behavior thing the other
79:54
thing is is they were breeding people
79:57
like there wasn't there was a trade
79:58
officer on our ship
80:00
who was a psychopath he was one of the
80:02
crew in the mornings that i would sit in
80:04
with the meetings on
80:05
he hated me but he hated everybody he
80:06
was a psychopath he was a psychopathic
80:08
person he was a very
80:10
sadistic person but he was literally
80:14
bred
80:14
for his job which was to negotiate he
80:17
was the trade he was the trade guy
80:19
he negotiated with other people for the
80:21
like he drove a hard bargain
80:22
so he was perfect for that job because
80:24
he was unempathetic
80:25
at all and so they would send him in
80:28
when a negotiation got rough
80:29
they would send him in and he was
80:31
abrasive and he had no
80:32
he had no problems with being rude or
80:35
mean to it to an e.t
80:36
species whereas other people were made
80:38
for better jobs so they had begun to do
80:40
that
80:41
kind of tailor tailor-making people to
80:43
the job genetically
80:45
the times that i did go in public i i
80:47
did see women with
80:48
pushing strollers with babies i never
80:51
saw any pets
80:54
but they people were pretty much kept to
80:55
themselves i wore a collar that
80:57
identified me as a slave
80:59
when i was in public so it was kind of
81:01
humiliating and i avoided
81:03
i avoided the the busy places for that
81:05
reason when i drove the train
81:07
i would go in the back and try to stay
81:08
as far away as i could from everybody
81:10
because
81:11
i could be abused and there would be no
81:13
punishment there was no crime there was
81:15
no
81:15
penalty for being abusive to slaves so
81:19
um i heard stories
81:22
that uh their houses were very lavish
81:24
that there were they had different
81:26
um like artwork based around zero they
81:28
have
81:29
low gravity areas of their house like
81:31
they could turn the gravity up and down
81:33
in their own homes
81:34
like the same way that we do heat and
81:36
that they had very lavish homes
81:38
i never really went into one of the one
81:40
of the nicer ones i saw some apartments
81:43
um but
81:46
by and large they were people just like
81:48
us i believe
81:49
to put it this way i believe that
81:51
culturally
81:52
the world where we're at now is kind of
81:54
um outgrown
81:56
what they were so culturally they were
81:58
still kind of stuck back in the 50s
82:00
and you know they didn't have they
82:02
didn't have the uh
82:05
social culture like the media they
82:07
didn't have the media culture that we do
82:09
where we have access to so many
82:10
different people
82:11
kids invent cool things cool sayings
82:14
songs and we have more than they did so
82:17
they were kind of a backwards culture
82:19
they were advanced in some ways and in
82:21
other ways that i thought they were
82:22
backward also they had slavery and i
82:23
feel that culturally slave with late
82:25
labor
82:26
is self-defeating in and in the long
82:29
term
82:29
so in the short term to have a bunch of
82:31
people working for free i think
82:33
is a quick gain but over a long time
82:35
those people that are enslaved are not
82:37
doing
82:38
what they should be doing you know
82:39
following their dream and it actually
82:41
stunts the growth of the society
82:43
so that they were slavers and a lot of
82:46
et's that were advanced that could have
82:47
helped them out and gave them tech
82:49
wouldn't touch them because of that so
82:51
they were you know for one thing they
82:53
had a game but it also closed a lot of
82:54
doors for them
82:56
okay
83:46
um
87:30
gg
88:41
in um interview that some of the cities
88:44
in
88:45
series are uh copies
88:48
of cities in europe like copenhagen
88:53
yes i was remember i was thinking about
88:56
that after you guys started translating
88:58
i thought
88:59
uh and that was uh so the serious colony
89:03
that
89:03
that culture of uh german culture they
89:06
didn't really identify as german they
89:08
they they're i guess pr prussian i don't
89:10
i don't know the
89:12
the actual term but they they were very
89:15
proud of this
89:16
30-year war from the 1600 to 1630.
89:21
what they said was that was the first
89:23
time that mankind
89:24
uh defeated an e.t visitor
89:28
like there was an e.t influence on
89:30
europe trying
89:31
and that they were uh they defeated them
89:34
during that war
89:35
so they were very proud of that time in
89:37
in in history of their
89:39
culture it was that europe the germans
89:41
and the uh
89:43
uh next to the dutch or whatever the
89:46
next country over but it wasn't this
89:48
germany we have today it was a different
89:50
shape
89:51
and on their money were battle scenes
89:53
from that they were you know guys on
89:54
horses with the cannons and swords
89:57
and they actually had sculptures of
89:59
horses they and what their what their
90:01
motto was what they're saying was
90:02
we we defeated extraterrestrials when we
90:05
had horses
90:07
and that was like they put horses on
90:09
this on their ship you know like that
90:11
was their symbol
90:12
one other symbol they had the eagle was
90:13
the noctufin everything had it was an
90:15
eagle with something under it that was
90:17
the knock often
90:18
but the series colony corps were said
90:20
that they were descended from the
90:22
culture that used horses to defeat
90:23
et's with high technology so they so as
90:27
a result they put
90:28
european cities in like they made a
90:30
replica of european city because they
90:32
had told a lot of the people there
90:34
the citizens were told that the earth
90:35
was destroyed that the earth was no more
90:38
that there was a
90:39
cataclysm on earth and so they made a
90:41
replica and then that was one of the
90:42
places that they brought visitors to
90:44
so they would invite et's to come and on
90:47
trade
90:48
on trade talks and delegations and they
90:50
would always take them they had a
90:51
replica i i rode over it once
90:54
in a you know like a taxi they had taxis
90:56
that could go up the
90:57
the gravity was artificial and it only
91:00
went up about 30 feet
91:02
so they had craft that you could get on
91:04
a taxi
91:05
and it would there would it would be
91:06
hoisted up 35 out of the gravity and
91:09
then just use fans and fly
91:11
because you would be in microgravity
91:12
then it would get to a platform on the
91:14
other side and
91:14
bring it down and back into the gravity
91:17
and they had they had taxis and i i rode
91:19
over but i sat in the middle so i didn't
91:21
get a good view
91:22
but you know like i sat in the middle of
91:23
the taxi and it was it was an open
91:26
like a convertible but that's that's how
91:28
they had a lot of transports were
91:29
were there like that and that was kind
91:32
of their showpiece
91:33
space was scared um you know real estate
91:36
was scarce there and everything
91:37
that everywhere that they moved or had
91:39
people had to have power
91:40
gravity plating flooring they had to
91:42
have power so
91:44
and i they had millions of square
91:46
footage
91:47
of powered flooring it was it was
91:49
breathtaking to me to think about it
91:51
that everywhere had gravity when i
91:52
remember looking out into caverns and
91:54
thinking that every bit of it
91:55
it was was running i had was running on
91:58
electricity
91:59
to keep the gravity on i just was blown
92:00
away by that but they did they had that
92:03
and then
92:03
um other places they had shopping areas
92:07
that look more modern so
92:08
there were one there are places that
92:10
looked like 1940s kind of architecture
92:12
with the marble steps
92:14
you know if you've ever been somewhere
92:15
that was built in the 30s and 40s and
92:17
it's everything's like marble
92:18
and they had like a mosaic tile like
92:20
tile flooring like
92:22
there were places like that and there
92:23
was rust uh
92:25
you know like beans steel beams that
92:26
were rusting out where they were older
92:29
uh construction and then you would go
92:30
take the train and go somewhere else
92:32
that was newer
92:32
and it was kind of a more modern still
92:34
very um
92:37
kind of a spartan the newer stuff was
92:38
like concrete straight lines and
92:40
concrete
92:41
um construction but the original things
92:44
the original construction of the colony
92:47
was they found caverns already existing
92:49
and they built into them and made it
92:50
look like europe
93:06
is
94:17
a
94:58
um
95:40
m
96:36
yes
97:04
is
97:09
okay so um
97:12
were aliens uh working for the dark
97:16
fleet in series
97:17
also slaves or they only have human
97:20
slaves
97:20
are there alien slaves in series or
maybe mars97:25
so in in the labor the hard labor that
97:28
we were doing so
97:29
a lot of the guys in the barracks where
97:31
i were were minors they were mining and
then in flight crew97:35
people that did the the cargo and labor
97:38
maintenance were slaves
97:39
they were all humans there were two
97:42
other species that were living there
full time97:45
i don't know the arrangement it seemed
97:47
like they were subservient to the
97:49
germans
97:50
like the germans were in charge and one
97:52
of them one race the larger ones were in
97:55
charge of management so every like
97:56
restaurant or store had one of these
97:58
guys
97:59
managing it the other ones were short um
98:02
skinnier seven feet tall still not as
98:05
big as the other ones
98:06
and they did make they did technical
98:08
stuff like working on this when they
98:09
took a ship apart and worked on the
98:11
engine
98:11
they were it was those guys they were
98:13
they were technical and there were
98:15
thousands of them
98:16
living there i don't know how many for
98:18
sure but there were there were thousands
98:20
of them
98:20
and i they were not in a place of
98:23
authority so i don't think that they
98:24
were slaves per se on the level that i
98:26
was
98:27
but i think that they were employed
98:42
uh
99:10
uh
99:57
these uh aliens the taller the aliens
100:00
you identified in
100:02
series do you know where they're from
and100:05
what a civilization is that they look
human100:09
what do they look like they didn't look
100:11
human they were
100:12
tall uh like the management ones they
100:15
were very tall they had elongated skull
100:16
they had hair
100:18
um i saw one all the time he had curly
100:21
black hair they had small beady eyes
100:24
and they had they came down had very
100:25
wide hips and they and they were from a
100:28
lower gravity planet so they had a piece
100:30
of equipment like a bracelet or a
100:32
necklace it would be a jewelry on them
100:34
and it would lower the gravity wherever
100:35
they went so they had to
100:37
type so he had an office where he had
100:40
the gravity where he could turn it down
100:41
up and down how he wanted
100:43
and he liked it that way and he stayed
100:44
there and he could see everywhere
100:46
in the the bar that it was
100:50
but um they were a lower gravity species
100:52
i don't really know a lot about their
100:53
history
100:54
we we were told i as a slave i was told
100:57
strictly to not interact with them like
101:00
strictly because i had been through
101:03
um trauma-based mind control programming
101:06
and some of that
101:07
that it was like uh to a telepathic
101:09
species you can rub off on them i guess
101:12
and so we were told to not interact with
101:14
them at all to avoid them
101:16
any e.t species i was told to to not
101:18
interact with
101:20
you know while i was on series
101:29
right now
102:40
is
102:44
going back to mars when you were
102:46
interacting with an insecticide
102:49
uh part of your story you said when you
102:51
were
102:52
on the ground and i i think you oh you
102:55
didn't have the arm in the foot
102:56
and then that put his antenna on you
103:00
uh and somehow it helped you remember
103:03
uh your your life on earth or something
103:06
like that how was
103:07
that interaction did it help you somehow
103:11
well i was begging him for my life and
103:13
he let me live
103:14
what he was doing was we we were an
103:18
experiment
103:18
we were an experimental program as an
103:22
like a support soldier so they had
103:24
soldiers under control like they knew
103:26
they knew what they were dealing with
103:28
when they came across the soldier we
103:29
were something new on the battlefield
103:31
so it came up and rather than just kill
103:33
me it came up and scanned me basically
103:36
and i was in a great deal of pain when
103:39
it
103:40
interacted with me and that as i watched
103:43
it walk towards me
103:44
is what it was while it walked toward me
103:46
the antennas kind of just
103:48
moved around randomly as they were doing
103:50
this when it got close to me
103:52
and got to my attention the antennas
103:54
went like that and i
103:55
i went out and i i was in
103:58
it's it took me back to the base we had
104:01
a food fight
104:02
uh in the cafeteria of the base there
104:04
was nobody else there but it was right
104:05
after the food fight
104:07
it was the same scene with the food
104:08
laying there but there was it was myself
104:10
standing there the pain went away in my
104:12
arm i was
104:14
i was in a completely different state of
104:16
mind
104:17
and then we went there and he was
104:18
telling somebody else
104:22
like he was he was telling somebody else
104:24
what he was seeing
104:25
and i didn't couldn't hear what they
104:26
were saying and then we went to
104:28
inyokirn and then to mars and it showed
104:31
them my life
104:32
he said you're not you're not a soldier
104:35
that's what he said you're not a soldier
104:37
and then we changed a few other places
104:38
and it showed me my house i grew up with
104:40
in michigan
104:41
the living room where my parents and i
104:43
had no memory i had forgotten all of
104:45
that
104:46
when i woke up into the program i had no
104:48
memory of mom and dad or anything
104:50
and it showed me my living room
104:52
literally and it was like i could smell
104:54
it it was the same thing
104:55
i'm standing there going this looks
104:56
familiar he said this is who you are
104:59
this is what you are and then i woke up
105:02
boom and then the pain came back and
105:04
i said please don't kill me and he sat
105:06
there and he was still continuing to
105:07
talk to something else
105:08
and he said we could we can let you live
105:10
because i wasn't really
105:12
a soldier i wasn't really a threat to
105:15
them and he
105:15
once he they scanned it and then they
105:17
figured out what the entire program was
105:19
and i think after that they ran and
105:21
maybe ran another mission and they just
105:22
totally ignored
105:24
the the support soldiers they were on
105:26
the field they just completely ignored
105:28
them because they knew
105:29
what we were at that point and they
105:31
canceled the program that was one of the
105:33
last missions
105:34
after that they said that they adapted
105:35
to the strategy way too fast
105:37
for what they thought and they cancelled
105:39
the program and that's how i got sold
105:40
the series
105:43
i'm going to be i'm going to be 30
105:44
seconds i'm just going to get water
105:46
okay
105:56
program
108:58
foreign
109:40
um
109:54
is asking if you read the
109:58
i think it's uap report right uh sent by
110:01
the
110:01
american government um extraterrestrials
110:04
and all that
110:05
what's your view on that will it lead to
110:08
disclosure or
110:10
not again
110:19
the uap report broke the ice
110:23
it broke the the shell is cracked so
110:27
it's a big delay they're still delaying
110:29
they haven't sorted it out they have a
110:30
plan they haven't they haven't sorted
110:32
out what they're going to do
110:33
so the uap report is a prelude
110:36
to the next big problem that they're
110:39
going to give us
110:41
but the good side the good thing is that
110:44
now academia prior prior to the uap
110:47
report when somebody reported a ufo a
110:49
professor at a college
110:51
said oh that's well that's impossible
110:53
you guys didn't see that you don't
110:55
you don't know what you're looking at it
110:56
can be explained away and all of the
110:58
debunking had
110:59
a foot to stand on now academia cannot
111:04
cannot dismiss that there are craft that
111:05
can go thousands of miles an hour
111:07
into the water and zero to twenty and
111:10
thirty thousand miles an hour and back
111:12
to zero again
111:13
we don't have a drone that can do that
111:15
we don't have jet power that can do that
111:16
so now the science has to answer to that
111:20
academia has to be held accountable to
111:22
this the uap
111:23
report put academia on their notice in
111:26
the 50s after the ufos buzzed
111:28
the white house academia
111:31
all the professors and a lot of colleges
111:33
around the united states put out papers
111:36
on how anti-grav craft propulsion how
111:38
craft they could do that
111:39
could be possible and they were
111:41
immediately classified
111:42
they came in all of the evidence all of
111:44
the research was immediately
111:47
mothballed and classified now they have
111:49
to begin again
111:51
because of that report the report is a
111:53
massive thing in history because now
111:55
nobody can say there's no ufos you can
111:57
beat them over the head with the navy's
111:58
report
112:00
the uap report itself was very had holes
112:02
in it and the next version of it
112:04
if we get the next increment up is also
112:07
going to be
112:08
not much but now they admit you know the
112:11
first the first step to
112:13
curing a problem is knowing it exists
112:15
and now we have proof
112:16
that it exists they know who it is
112:20
they do have their own crowd they denied
112:21
that we have craft the united states
112:23
have crowded
112:24
not only do we have craft but now the
112:26
army has them like now they've now
112:28
anti-grav
112:28
tech has filtered down from instead of
112:30
black space programs
112:32
the army and the air force special
112:34
forces have them now
112:36
so special forces can insert at 40 000
112:38
miles an hour
112:39
to zero and then back again so the
112:42
anti-grav is proliferated they know
112:44
exactly who has these craft
112:46
they know what's going on with them
112:48
corporations private are they have
112:49
anti-grav craft are privately owned
112:52
and so this uap report is a very very
112:54
big
112:55
step forward and it's not the one we
112:58
wanted we wanted
112:59
kind of a more honest like yes it's ours
113:01
these are classified tech
113:03
deal with it we were kind of hoping for
113:04
that but
113:06
the uap report is least it's not
113:10
not really satisfying it's not a full
113:12
meal but it's a bite of of truth
113:14
that is in the right direction
113:21
to do this
113:38
um
114:34
um
116:26
um
117:22
uh
117:50
research all right so our last question
117:53
is about the
117:54
diego garcia base um
117:57
dennis was asking if you know if it's
117:59
still
118:00
active which you use to
118:03
trade merchandise from series to
118:07
earth uh fourth and back and uh recently
118:11
elena dennis
118:12
had uh the diego garcia base has been
118:15
retaken by the earth alliance do you
118:17
have any information on that
118:20
so i i really i it's funny i talked to
118:23
elena this morning
118:24
and um i did an interview on her show
118:27
and
118:28
we stay in touch because she's she's
118:30
really got
118:31
she's the one with active intelligence
118:33
right now
118:34
it might sound crazy the way that she
118:36
get she interprets it
118:38
but she's been confirmed there have been
118:40
things that she said
118:41
that have been that are confirmed so
118:45
i don't know personally if diego garcia
118:47
is shut down i know the military is
118:49
still active there but
118:51
again there's no way for us to confirm
118:52
that it's out in the middle of the
118:54
of it's one of the most remote places on
118:56
earth so nobody you have to have a ship
118:58
to wat to see it so um
119:03
i hope so i hope that the grounds of the
119:06
alliance and the
119:08
so it's my understanding that there are
119:09
three groups that are volleying for
119:11
earth sponsorship
119:12
after a disclosure so when we disclose
119:14
when a planet discloses they have to be
119:16
sponsored by a group of
119:18
extraterrestrials
119:19
as it's like a security thing like you
119:21
can't just go into space and go meow
119:23
muck about you can't just go and swa
119:26
wander around
119:27
you have to have a sponsor this and you
119:29
say i'm part of them
119:31
you know what i mean you have to have
119:32
access to that trade to be able to get
into that base119:35
and make a make a reservation to go to
119:37
other star systems without being shot at
119:40
so right now we have a galactic
119:42
federation of worlds a galactic
119:44
confederation of planets i forget the
wording119:47
and the orion group and of the three
119:50
i think the galactic federation of
119:52
worlds the one that elena is in contact
with119:55
is our best bet that's going to be our
best uh119:58
that's going to be our best future our
120:00
best ticket into space as a species
120:02
because they'll give us our free will
120:04
you know they give us a large amount of
120:06
sovereignty
120:08
so as far as active active intel i
120:10
really can't help you with that
120:12
uh i know that i was there in the two in
120:14
99 98 99
120:17
and uh it was a very active base we were
120:20
picking up
120:21
we we actually picked up more things
120:22
than we dropped off we were taking
120:24
things
120:25
for you know uh to supply series colony
120:28
we took supplies there
120:30
and we took things that we traded to
120:32
other races that we just gave them
120:34
you know uh to manipulate for for
120:36
whatever reason but we took a lot of
120:38
goods
120:38
that were just like raw materials
122:30
is
122:44
is
123:40
um
123:54
significant
123:58
oh just we're about to to close but uh
124:01
we have a random question
124:02
what's the meaning of the tattoo you
124:04
have on your arm
124:07
which one uh there's a few there
124:13
there's a there's a fish hook
124:17
there's a fish one and then so there
124:20
there's a fish hook one and that
124:22
represents polynesian and it represents
124:24
my family because the polynesians used
124:26
to pass down fish hooks made from human
124:28
bones
124:29
so if you had the thigh bone was the bet
124:32
was the best fish hook they could make
124:34
the human thigh bone
124:35
so parents would give that to their
124:37
children and grandparents more
124:38
especially to their grandchildren would
124:40
give their thigh bones
124:41
and they'd make fish hooks so the fish
124:42
hook is a very powerful thing and that's
124:44
in rep that's in representation of my
124:46
family for my family
124:48
the tattoo above it is my house i was in
124:50
and actually the light coming out of it
124:52
is the moment i was taken i i
124:55
the time the things from my time really
124:56
helped me to
124:59
deal with it i guess and then i have a
125:01
scarlet winged macaw
125:03
on my on my arm and that's because of my
125:06
time in peru
125:07
i've always wanted to see one and they i
125:09
don't know is that a south american
125:11
thing but i
125:11
i really have questions for you guys and
125:15
that uh they said that there were people
125:16
that had a blessed life and a cursed
125:18
life
125:18
and that somebody that had bad luck
125:20
always had bad luck
125:21
and somebody that had blessing a blessed
125:23
life always was good had good luck
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and i said do i have a cursed life i
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would ask him man well do i have a
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cursed life and he said i don't know
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he said if you get to see a scarlett
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mccollum and then maybe you're blessed
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and i didn't and the the season for them
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to come and go went
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and two weeks after they had never been
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seen in the village i saw a flock of
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them
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for like four of them and i thought i
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took it as a sign that i had a blessed
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life so i got the tattoo to remind me of
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that
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if i ever started if i ever got down on
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myself so that's why i got that but
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i want to say to the audience check out
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my website um
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i you know i can translate emails and
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email you back
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so i can take emails from you guys
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tonyrodriggs.com
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you can go there there are other videos
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they're all in english though but i can
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translate emails if you want to kind of
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there's a lot of great questions that
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popped up there's a lot of funny stuff
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people
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a few people were being smart alec
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check that out um and i have a question
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anybody that knows anything about port
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i'm saying it wrong porto towanton suyo
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bocas colorado and peru anybody that's
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been there
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or has relatives or anything there porto
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to want to sue you in peru
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anybody that knows anything about please
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contact me i'd like to talk about it
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that was where i spent some of my time
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i have a ton of questions there and uh
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and about ufo sightings in the catarina
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mountains
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right am i saying that right katarina
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yeah so that area i'd like to hear about
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ufo sightings there
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we also went there and dropped cargo as
well126:51
okay okay so uh we'll do the final
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uh before that i'd like to say thank you
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so so much
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our audience we have uh over 2 000
people live127:02
wow after two hours yeah uh
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and they they're beautiful
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yeah they you're you're a very nice
person127:12
and there are some people some women say
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no and handsome too
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things like that and you're laughing
about it127:21
hey i'll take it we'll go for the last
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translation and after that if you
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have any more words uh we'll uh go for
the closing127:32
do you think that you guys are great
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yeah i would love to do it again anytime
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i'm at your service this has been a
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pleasure
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uh
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foreign
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um
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foreign
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foreign
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so thank you so so much tony
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we have like a very positive feedback
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in the chat people are thrilled with the
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interview
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with the opportunity to talk to you um
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we sent all your information and we hope
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you have uh
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information from the south soon
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thanks you guys i loved it i loved it i
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didn't read all the chat
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but i read a lot of it i loved it and uh
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i all these people are great i
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i really um it's it's a lot it's a much
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a lot of the same things like american
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crowd but just a better vibe here i
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really love you guys
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and um thank you i i'm gonna miss you
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when i'm gone so that's great uh
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it's a really good feeling thank you
brazilian i131:50
will army people yeah
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okay so i think
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wow
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you
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