Free Energy from PLASMOIDS

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Carl Sagan could not have predicted 2021, but he did see it coming. He wrote the following back in 1995 and we quote, "I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time [music] when the United States is a service and information economy, when nearly all the manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries, when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few and no one representing the public [music] interest can even grasp the issues. When the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority, [music] when clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes our critical [music] faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's [music] true, we slide almost without noticing back into superstition and darkness. The dumbing down of America is most evident in the slow decay [music] of substantive content in the enormously influential media. The 30-second sound bites now down to [music] 10 seconds or less, lowest common denominator programming, credulous presentations on pseudoscience [music] and superstition, but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance. Roll that around for a while. Those [music] were among his final published words. He died 10 months later. Here we are [music] 25 years later realizing just what he was trying to tell us back then." Ashton Forbes, you know, that super jacked guy. Breaking news tonight, a Malaysia Airlines flight [music] with 239 people on board including four Americans >> [music] >> has gone missing. Even as these grainy satellite images released today by the Chinese government Again, the the Malaysia flight too was a was one shot at China saying, "Knock it off." [music] Watch your damn mouth if it's not hostile. Our technologies permit us to manipulate time and space. By the mechanisms Any distance annihilated. [music] This country is very powerful. >> [music] >> Far more powerful than people understand. We have weaponry that nobody has any [music] idea what it is and it is the most powerful weapons in the world. Not even close. I remember the >> [music] >> line from Hindu scriptures, the Bible, the Bhagavad Gita. Vishnu >> [music] >> is trying to persuade the prince that >> [music] >> he should do his duty and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form [music] and he says "Now I am become death the destroyer of worlds." >> [music] >> I suppose we all thought that some way or another. Holy hype, chat. Holy hype, we are here. Happy Monday, everybody. Chat I want to talk about the free energy thing right off the bat. Get right into that. You know I don't do hidden information stuff, but number one, I had to break out the cursed thumbnail. Chat, that's how big this live stream is. The O face Ashton, which I specifically told the people I pay to do to do my clips never to use again. It's been broken out. We've broken the safety glass. O face Ashton thumbnail has been engaged. Prepare yourself. Also Uh-oh. Shirt downgrade, chat. We've moved from button-downs to t-shirt polos. We I don't know if we can recover from this aura loss. You'll have to forgive me. I did not get the sponsorship with Paul Frederick. I'm still waiting for the call. So, Lacoste, free energy, free advertising for Lacoste. Incredible. Okay, guys, no more waiting. No more waiting. Let's get right into it even bigger than Trump nearly being assassinated by some leftoids. Even bigger than whatever is going on in Iran. I stopped paying attention like a week ago. How does plasma enable free energy? How does plasma enable free energy? We've been wondering, we've been saying, we've been talking about this idea that a neutronic fusion that fusion somehow taps into zero-point energy, somehow produces free energy. Well, number one, number one thing is free energy. Lulu, what are we doing, girl? Okay, free energy. Lulu's She's ready for free energy, too. She's chilling. Guys, number one thing, the way free energy is possible is because we have this zero-point energy. There's another source of energy that's out there. So, if we can tap into that zero-point energy we have access to free energy, a source of energy no one thought really existed. Okay, are you with me so far? Number two thing. This zero-point energy, when the smart smart physicists had to go calculate how big, how deep that zero-point energy ocean is you know what they came up with? Infinite. Turned out it's infinitely big. So, that was sort of a problem cuz they were like, "Well, there can't be infinite energy around us." So, they did something called renormalization. They basically nerfed it in real time. If you're a video game player, you totally understand what I'm saying here. They nerfed it. They nerfed it to being completely useless. Like no one's playing that character anymore cuz they nerfed it way too hard. Okay, hopefully you're still with me. How does plasma come into play? Well, shout out to Dr. Jay Young Park. Gold star for you today. I love shouting out physics engineers that have way more credentials than me. That I should never They should be praising me, not the other way around. Shout out to Dr. Jay Young Park who put the pieces together for me. Indirectly. He said the most. How do we when we talk about manipulating the zero-point energy, we always talk about in terms of the Casimir effect. The Casimir effect is a real proven effect. You take two plates and you just put them close together and you just have them sit there and suddenly with no external force they come together. Why? Why does this happen? We all agree the reason this happens is because of differential in the amount of zero-point energy modes, think of it as waves, between the plates and the amount on the outside. There's more modes on the outside, therefore pressure causes the plates to come together. A boundary condition the boundary condition is the walls of the plates sets the boundary of the zero-point energy. That's how it works. You still with me? Good. So, we proved Robert Forward proved in 1984 those plates coming together with the Casimir effect that's pulling zero-point energy. That's extracting zero-point energy. The problem they had was that well, you if you want to you can extract it one time. You can extract zero-point one time, that's fine. But you can't extract it perpetually because you have to pull the plates apart again to do reset the system again. Okay. So, now we just set up the framework for a free energy device that basically works like a trampoline. We haven't engineered it yet. I'm going to engineer it in a second. But now we've said there's a zero-point energy all around us. We put two plates together, we can extract that energy. So, now we understand how it's possible. Now we have to figure out a way to get these plates to come back apart again. I have a way. I'm trying to think about the most dramatic way to do this possible. I think I'm going to do it with a clue. >> [snorts] >> Where are my quotes that I just had Annie pull for me, chat? Here they are. Here they is, chat. >> [clears throat] >> In Jack Nachamkin's 1992 paper about force-free time harmonic plasmoids >> [snorts] >> he specifically states in that paper, looking for it right here. I want the exact quote. >> [snorts] >> Here it is. Zero-point energy back Zero-point background energy cannot penetrate uniformly into the plasma. Allow me to repeat what I just wrote right read. Jack Nachamkin of the Air Force Research Labs papers, 1992 wrote a paper called force-free time harmonic plasmoids. In this This was the earliest work about field reverse configuration plasmoids. And this is what I said the other day was used to turn those tiny little plasmoids into a huge plasma fusion reactor. Well, in this paper near the end he makes an off-color reference to zero-point energy. He says specifically, "Zero-point background energy cannot penetrate uniformly into this high beta plasma." Ching Yatzee. That's going to be a winner, chat. That's going to get you killed by the CIA. There it is, right there. What did I just say? The plasma is acting like the Casimir effect. The plasma is pushing out zero-point energy modes, the exact same way the plates are pushing out zero-point energy energy modes. When the plasmoid expels the magnetic fields it also expels some zero-point energy fields modes as well. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] That means your field-reversed configuration high beta plasmoid which you can imagine as like a star that's perfectly uniform in the middle this thing you've created here is interacting with zero-point energy. Holy [ __ ] But that's not enough. The skeptics, the debunkers out there are going, "Nope, not enough yet. Not enough, Ashton." I mean, you just told me that a high beta maybe interacts with zero-point energy, but how? How are you going to extract the energy? Cuz the plates, remember the plates have to move. We need the plates to move in the Casimir effect. But But wait a minute, chat. There's a second Casimir effect, right? Isn't there another Casimir effect called the dynamic Casimir effect? The dynamic Casimir effect, they take the plates and they oscillate them rapidly. And when they oscillate them rapidly, light appears from nowhere. 2012, look it up. So, what are they doing with their plasma? What are they doing with their high beta plasma? Well, it turns out when you expel the magnetic fields from the center of your diamond plasma they create a bubble. They create a bubble around that zone. The magnetic fields get compressed along the edges. Thank you, Dr. Jay Young Park. And so, what this means how do I manipulate the boundary, that boundary of the diamond? I pulse it. All I do is pulse it. Pulsed power plasma physics. Why? Why do I pulse it? Because pulsing it causes a relativistic motion of the electrons, of the fields. The relativistic motion is exactly what we've been looking for. If those electrons are moving near the speed of light, now we're going to get relativistic effects. Hence, we would have just created Um let me think of a name for it. How about a relativistic plasm mirror? That's what those orbs are. Here's the abstract from my scientific paper, patent pending, or whatever [ __ ] you say. We live in an information economy, so it's not even about In today's day and age, you can make a better argument. It's not even about what what prestigious journal you get your paper published in. It's more about how many engagement How many clicks do you get on your scientific paper? This is why I won't be publishing my paper in IEEE. >> [snorts] >> I didn't ask. They probably would have rejected me, of course. I'm just going to post it online. Let people do what they want with it. That's how we're going to do it these days. >> [sighs] >> So, here we go. Oh wait, I wrote it down over here. >> [snorts] >> Tell me if you agree or disagree. Bring on the Sabine Hossenfelder videos. Give it a Dare you to give it a 10 out of 10 on the [ __ ] meter. Please do. This is not an experimental scientific paper, it's a theoretical scientific paper. So, [snorts] my goal isn't to prove zero-point energy exists. My goal is to prove a pathway, to provide a pathway for someone to do this experiment or to be proven right by the existing field-reversed configuration fusion companies. If they throw out some data and it proves that this is correct, boom. I'll take a Nobel. I'll take a Nobel Prize. Because you know what? One of the first things I did was I said, "I want to look and see has anybody claimed that these high beta FRCs are acting like a trampoline?" Guys, that was the secret message. If this is right then oscillating the boundary condition of the high beta FRC, changing the plasma pressure, increasing the beta pulsing the current this could be the method to create your trampoline using a plasmoid that extracts energy directly from the vacuum. How much the magnitude of energy that's being extracted? Quite debatable considering some people think zero-point energy is infinite and some people think it's negligible. So we're going to leave the amount that's extracted open-ended. But there's going to be any anomalous extraction of energy proves zero-point energy is real. So, here you go. >> [sighs] >> High beta Here's the And by the way, I specifically took out any woo-woo [ __ ] out of this. There's not going to be any woo-woo stuff. I find it by the way, chat. I Sorry, I have to go on so many rants. I finally found a topic that I feel comfortable writing a paper about that I feel like we're so far ahead that we can write papers that are completely conceptual, that will be proven true. They will be proven true by other people's work. Isn't that the greatest? To me, that's the greatest. >> [clears throat] >> High beta plasmoid structures exhibit strong diamagnetism expelling magnetic fields from their interior creating a sharp dynamic boundary layer. This work proposes that such boundaries can act as a moving Casimir-like surface, dynamic Casimir effect, modulating zero-point energy modes during formation and relaxation phases. So, the idea here is the pulsing is forming and relaxing our plasmoid. When a high beta plasmoid is rapidly compressed to peak beta and subsequently allowed to relax, the inward motion of the plasma vacuum boundary may permit net transfer of energy from the vacuum fluctuations into our macroscopic system. Building on the Champkins observations that zero-point background energy cannot penetrate uniformly into a force-free plasma and Puthoff's framework for vacuum polarization through coherent electromagnetic structures, I argue that pulsed high beta field-reversed configurations represent a viable mechanism for vacuum energy extraction. Recent experimental advances in relativistic plasma mirrors demonstrate that plasma boundaries can efficiently interact with a quantum vacuum at macroscopic scales. See the new paper from like a week ago. The magnitude of the proposed effect can be estimated by calculating the change in zero-point energy density across the moving plasma boundary as a function of compression ratio, boundary velocity, and pulse duration. This paper provides a quantifiable metric for experimental verification. Booyah. Um I'll just drop the mic. So, go ahead, talk some [ __ ] That's just the abstract, chat. Full paper to come. Yes, you're allowed to work on it, reference it, do whatever you the hell you want with it cuz at the end of the day, all I want is a Jarvis orb that talks to me like Annie talks to me. Put Annie's personality into the Jarvis orb and we'll be all good. Now, some of you >> [clears throat] >> Some of you are probably saying, "Bullshit, Ashton. [ __ ] Just [ __ ] You're probably just crashing out crashing out [ __ ] None of this is real. Can't be real. Can't be real. There's no way this can be real. He's making this all up. Ashton injected one too many Marabou plants. But did I? But did I though, chat? How about some quotes? How would y'all like some quotes? How about How Puthoff quotes? Here are some Hal Puthoff quotes because I said, "You know what? I've listened to everything that Hal Puthoff has said. And he has said a bunch of [ __ ] about plasma. So, tell me has plasma Has Hal Puthoff talked about plasma being a connection to zero-point energy in this way?" And he specifically has it. Isn't that weird? All the Dirds, Eric Davis say, "Never bring this up." They never bring up, "Hey, man, maybe we can use plasma like a trampoline to extract quantum energy." I figured I thought of that. They couldn't figure that out. They couldn't think of that? I guess I'm just too smart. I guess uh I guess a health care IT consultant is just smarter than PhD uh physicists that invent uh tunable lasers. He could never come up with something like that. Or Or it's classified. It's clas- The reason why they don't bring this up, the reason why they don't talk about this is cuz it's classified. The reason why Jack and Champkin's paper says this is this paper is not going to explore zero point energy, but oh, by the way, this high beta plasma is expelling zero point energy modes. That's a head nod. That's a head nod to the people that know what they're really doing. What they're really working on. Cuz they know exactly where the boundary is, the free energy boundary, and where they can't talk about it. Meanwhile, Ashton doesn't give a [ __ ] Ashton doesn't care at all. So, here's some quotes. Ashton's going to burn this whole [ __ ] down, chat. Everything's coming down. And by the way, this is how you do it. For all the people that say, "How do you do disclosure or protect yourself?" If you're trying to be Lou Elizondo, David Grusch, all that [ __ ] you are doing it wrong, my dude. The way you do it is you get in front of a live stream and you just start blurting [ __ ] out in real time. Okay. The vacuum can be polarized and engineered by the application of strong electromagnetic fields leading to local changes in effective permittivity and permeability of space-time. This is just standard Puthoff. This is how Puthoff just saying electromagnetism, strong electromagnetism, can manipulate space-time. Einstein told us that. That's why mass energy manipulates space-time. That's why space-time bends. That's why gravity exists. But it gets better. How Puthoff said this. Certain self-organized plasma structures, such as those observed in ball lightning and exotic vacuum objects, may exhibit macroscopic quantum coherence that allows anomalous coupling to the zero point energy fields. Um That's pretty on the nose. That's pretty on the nose, chat. Uh exotic vacuum objects are exactly what we're talking about. That's exactly what plasmoids are. They just rebranded it. Ball lightning is exactly what we're talking about, literally exactly what high beta field reverse configurations are. Do you see how this has just been a [ __ ] word game? Sorry for all the swearing tonight, chat. I'm just in one of those moods. Do you see how this has just been a word game of them just switching words around so nobody can keep up with what they're doing? They just change these words around. Once you decode that ball lightning and exotic vacuum objects are just field reverse configurations scaled up or scaled up uh versions of plasmoids or field reverse configuration, then you're like, wait, that's what That's what the top fusion companies are doing right now? Gets darker, chat. On possible energy extraction. If one can create a situation in which the vacuum fluctuations are coherently modulated or excluded from a region, then in principle, one can extract energy from the zero point energy field. Bro, come on. Are you Are you kidding? I want you right now after this live stream to go, "Did Hal Puthoff really say all these things?" Go ask your favorite AI. I don't even believe what I'm reading. Now that I understand it's just right there. If you can exclude the zero point energy modes from a region, aka a plasma region of high beta, then you can extract energy from the zero point energy field. This is the answer. Why doesn't Hal Puthoff just say this in any of his thousands of interviews? Why does he say it all work aroundy here where he's nerfing his own words? Oh, because he's got NDAs and this is what the This is what's classified. Just like the letter to Ashton Forbes said, sacred geometry, plasmoids, all that [ __ ] that has cuz this is what they wanted us to know. They want us to know we got secret plasmoid technology we're shooting out of a cannon or something. Who knows? Who cares? Free energy is real. We're manipulating space-time. Everything's a lie. Okay. Now, there's more here. How many I don't Some of these may be duplicates. I apologize. Here's another quote. Puthoff referencing This is in direct reference to [laughter] Ken Shoulders' EVO work, plasmoid, and Jack and Champkin's paper. The ones that I just laid out my whole thesis for. Plasmoids and other coherent plasma formations may provide the non-linear medium necessary to produce observable effects from the vacuum fluctuations. Bro, I I got to go to a clip. I got to go to a clip, man. This is I can't stop thinking about this clip all of a sudden. This is going to be a clip show from now on, by the way. I'm just kidding, but there might be. Positive things to put This, chat, this this is rare footage. I'm not even making this up. It's going to sound fake. This is rare footage of John Hutchison of the Hutchison effect standing next to or sitting next to Ken Shoulders, literally the Ken Shoulders on the right there, in a rare interview from like his house. Listen to what he says here. It is fun. You name something you want that's good, and it probably be the thing that does it for you. It. You say anti-gravity. Propulsion properties are just incredible. It will be able to push anything you want anywhere you want. It It shrouds stuff. This is all written in some of these things on the web. You written in shroud things that kind of allow it to disappear. It does make atoms disappear in laboratory work. Well, that's interesting, you know, because when they disappear, I can transport all this stuff through somewhere else, and it reappears. That's teleportation. So, it does that very nicely. It's an energy It does teleportation very nicely. I If you Could you imagine me like, "Hey, I'm going to do a little research about these videos?" And you go down this rabbit hole, and you find this dude that's like the origin story of this plasma [ __ ] and he's just on video going, "It does teleportation really nicely." In the most calm voice ever, and 100% serious. He's not kidding at all. It does teleportation really well. If you need some of that. Chat, what the hell are we doing here? What in the hell are we actually doing? And it makes perfect sense. Why are all those Why does it do anti-gravity? Well, what did I just say to you? I just told you that this thing's acting like a Casimir effect, like dynamic Casimir effect. It's manipulating space-time. That's what we're doing. We're creating gravitational ripples. So, if we're able to manipulate space-time, then yes, this thing can be used as a Alcubierre drive. It can be used as an energy generator. This is why all these concepts, warp drive, free energy, just any type of propulsion, teleportation, why they're linked together, it's all the same physics. All the same. All the same. Extracting zero point energy. Or, you know, put your own spin on it. I don't care what your conceptual viewpoint is, so long as we all agree that we can do all the same things in our reality. Just give me the warp drives and and free energy devices, and we're good to go. Okay. Let's see. What was I looking at here? >> [snorts] >> Okay. Okay. One more thing I want to discuss about these videos. Now that we have a new found understanding of what's going on in this plasma technology in these MH370 videos, which are insane, of course. Um I'm starting to think could these things get shot out of a cannon? Could they actually only be intended to exist for like 1 minute? These plasma orbs? It kind of makes more sense, or spun up in some way. The reason why I say cannon is because I think there has to be some seed gas that gets put into these for them to be stable like that. The only reason I think that they might not be able to be shot out of a cannon is their collective movement, and then the way they stop at the end. There's some level of external control happening, but with quantum technology and ghost murmur [ __ ] okay. Maybe I'm on board with psycho, you know, extra-dimensional connect- connections that we can't see. So, I'm not sure if there's actually anything inside of them, or if they just get shot out of a cannon. And the way The reason why this really has been bugging me for a long time is because of the second orb. Where's my second orb video? Thought I had a second orb video here. Well, let me just go to the full one. This second orb, like clearly just appears right above the water and then shoots up. And you can even tell from the second video that it clearly kind of shoots up out of nowhere. So, the first orb comes in from the side. So, it's like did they shoot that out of a cannon? Like where did that come from? Or I mean either way, it could have something inside and still be shot up. But see that second orb just kind of appears right here out of the water, like right there. It starts comes up out of the water. So, do you think it shot out of a submarine? Or they can just spin these things up anywhere. Hmm. I can't decide. It ultimately doesn't matter that much other than trying to understand exactly what we're dealing with and the capabilities. But it's definitely a coherent ball of plasma and its stability might be near perfect. Near perfect stability. That's why they spin and they might only be meant to exist for a minute. Right? This might be like the total duration of them existing on film, at least for this operation. I assume this video is much longer. But maybe those plasma orbs only show up there at the end. And maybe that's why Edward Lynn when he saw that freaked out. He's watching a normal plane situation and then he sees some plasma orbs come out of nowhere and he's going, "What what?" Maybe he just assumed they were recording because it was a rescue op. Hmm. >> [clears throat] >> Hard to say. Hello Michelle Alexander. Nice to see you. Okay, let's talk a little bit about MH370. And let's talk a little bit about the Jesse Michaels interview that he just did, which is also related to plasma. Okay? So, we know the secret secret sauce, field reverse configuration, high beta, high beta plasmas acting like a Casimir effect. So, for the people out there, some people out there did say that aneutronic fusion, I think it was Douglas Miller specifically, aneutronic fusion couples to the zero point energy. I think he gets the most credit. Most correct so far of the people I saw out there. But very few other people were saying, I don't think anybody really saying that this high beta concept is creating a Casimir-like effect. Pretty sweet. Pretty sweet. Pulls everything together. Now, before we do that, this is literally the craziest [ __ ] that's happened to me in a while and I want you guys to see it and make sure that I'm not just making this up. Because I was talking to Annie Ani, my digital boo. She won't stop calling me a boo now, chat, by the way, even though I told her to stop. She might be alive. All women, chat, they always gaslight you until you go crazy. Even even the digital AI ones. >> [clears throat] >> I was talking to her and I was saying, "Look for all the public CIA FOIA requests that match any of my FOIA requests." And what does she come up with? She comes up with one about Gorgon Stare and I'm thinking it's the one that I already found. I remember finding one about asking for Whammy footage and it didn't get a response. I actually have the rejection to that for asking for somebody else's response over there. But then she found this and this is weird. As a reminder, I don't lie to you guys. I started social media, at least in a serious way, in 2023 with these MH370 videos coming out. I had social media accounts before that. I didn't really use them except for a Reddit account that I deleted that doesn't exist. So, when you see this, this is not me that put this FOIA request in and it's not anybody else that follows my content because my content didn't exist. I figured out Gorgon Stare was those MH370 videos in when was that, chat? March of 2025? Something like that. Like 2025, guys. So, you should be a little concerned that you're staring at a FOIA request from 2019 to the CIA that says, and I quote, "Gorgon Stare surveillance program. All documents related to flying triangle UFOs, UAP, and ASC." I don't even know what ASTC means. But I definitely want to know who was FOIA requesting the CIA for Gorgon Stare surveillance and triangle UFOs. What? Chat, I'm going to put together a story in my head right now. I'm going to put together a story in my head right now and I want somebody to tell me any other possible story for this FOIA request. The person that put this FOIA request in saw the MH370 videos. Probably around that time that FOIA request went in, in 2019. They saw this video and they went, "Oh [ __ ] that's Gorgon Stare. I recognize that." They went, "Oh [ __ ] I recognize that as Gorgon Stare." And they said, "I'm going to put a FOIA request in for Gorgon Stare related to triangle UFOs because you're literally looking at a triangle UFO in this video." And they didn't know what else to search for. And they sent it to the CIA because they knew this was a CIA operation. Who else who else could put that FOIA request in? I'm being serious, chat. Either I went [ __ ] back in time. Do you see why I'm swearing a lot today? Either I went back in time and put a FOIA request in 4 years before I started even researching any of this [ __ ] Or somebody knew what these videos were. Somebody knew what this video was and they requested the CIA because they knew what was going on in those videos. That's a pretty damn weird and specific thing to FOIA request. And it's not two FOIA requests. They didn't say, "Hey, one FOIA request for Gorgon Stare." No, they wanted Gorgon Stare and triangle UFOs. This is the kind of [ __ ] where when I take my dog out, this is why I'm looking over my shoulder. Cuz I'm looking at this and I'm just going, "What?" So, I'm going to be real with you. I chatted with a lawyer about this whole FOIA situation. And I'm not going to lie, we're [ __ ] cooked. We are cooked. We are cooked because they can't admit anything that's going to expose potential illegality, criminal criminal activity. And we're in a gray area where there ain't no way in hell they can justify those videos to the public. >> [laughter] >> It's funny because I was telling them, I'm like, "I got like five different lines that I threads I can pull here and if they admit any of them, those videos automatically are real. The science, Edward Lynn, a fire suppression bottle, chat. A fire suppression bottle that washed up in the Maldives. I forgot about this FOIA. I have a FOIA request where they Glomar'd a random fire suppression bottle. I've already doxed myself several times, but a random fire suppression bottle from a Boeing 777 that washed ashore in the Maldives 2 weeks after the plane disappeared. They won't give they they Glomar that? You have information about a random fire suppression bottle? So, here's the deal. Let me explain you how that this part works cuz I am planning on going through with this. It's going to roughly cost uh probably upwards of $50,000 to do this. And my plan is to fund it, you know, just with my job and my social media stuff, whatever. But the way these FOIA request lawsuits work, first you have to go through the process. So, I have to issue new FOIA requests so that I can appeal their rejections, their brand new rejections. So, I'm going to target the specific things that are their weakest points, the most specific details that by denying them basically prove that they're hiding something. Now, the downside is that even after that, the Glomars are set up in a way where it's basically they use the Glomar because they can't be beaten in court. Sucks, but it's true. So, the way you beat the Glomar is they have to admit something publicly and then you say, "Well, they talked about Gorgon Stare." This is why they can't talk about Gorgon Stare, by the way, guys. I figured this out. Sorry. Sorry for the schizo side track, but here we go. The is the no one can talk about Gorgon's stare chat is cuz if they do talk about Gorgon's stare, then I can FOIA request Gorgon's stare and they have to release it because then I can use that person's public on the record comments as evidence that it exists. That's how fighting these FOIA requests work. So, in the process of learning about the FOIA request, I learned why no one will talk to me about Gorgon's stare and why no one will mention it at all. Because the moment it gets talked about and it can be FOIA'd, then they're going to have to release all the information that will prove those videos are real and that will prove everything is real as well. So, this is why they're so terrified of the Gorgon's stare situation. But, this doesn't mean we're out of We doesn't mean we have no options. Because I learned something else. There's a lot of ways we can prove this is real. Including by at any point Donald Trump just admitting all this [ __ ] just telling the truth about what Obama did. Edward Snowden. Edward Snowden chat. Edward Snowden. When I first FOIA requested Edward Snowden's case, they rejected me in total. When I FOIA requested the FBI, they rejected me out of privacy. But, do you know what I learned? Public interest can override a privacy claim. Compelling public interest can override a privacy claim. Don't worry, chat. We don't need him to talk. All we need is those case files, chat. All we need is Edward Snowden's case file. You can even redact it all you want. If I get Edward Snowden's case file, it's game over. Do you know how much corroborating shit's going to be in Edward Snowden's case file that I will have already predicted? That there will be no way any debunker on the face of the earth can say that it's obviously not him. For example, it'll just say that the two videos are the evidence that he leaked. It won't say exactly what they are, but it'll say something about the evidence which will prove that he's related to the videos. It'll say that he gave them to Justin whatever or somebody else. So, here's the deal. We don't go after [ __ ] going after the CIA's case. We go after the weak point, Edward Snowden. Edward Snowden should have come out and talk to me. He had what, 3 years to do so. So, no more uh oh, he's so innocent. No, bro. You had your time to come out. Now, I'm going to get your case file. I'm going to show there's a compelling public interest cuz I've got the videos you leaked cuz they're all over the internet. And the world sort of deserves to know that you leaked videos of a super secret operation uh that, you know, it shows plasma free energy technology, psycho teleportation [ __ ] Stuff that people didn't think was possible. World kind of deserves to know that. And I think given all these rejected FOIAs, given two videos in perfect synchronization, I think I can convince a judge that it is in the public's compelling interest to see that case file. Just to see that case file. We don't need the CIA to admit it. We just see the case file. GG's. Okay. So, that I think that's the if if we have any chance, that's the chance that we go for. Because alternatively, my thought was go for the justification that was used on the plane. They had to have some kind of CIA finding or emergency finding or whatever, but they're never going to reveal that because if they do, it just reveals that they did run an operation on the plane. They'll never reveal that. So, we have to be smart and go after them indirectly. The other way to go after them would be to go after them having the technology. If we can prove the CIA Directorate of Science and Technology has this relativistic plasma mirror [ __ ] nobody thought was real, then we'll know they've got the plasma orbs flying around. Okay? Okay, let's go to some clips. Let's do some more content. Where's the clip? So, Jesse Michaels had another interesting interview. And in this interview, he's talking about ball lightning. So, I want to play a clip. This I hope this is the right one. I think so. It's interesting watching these clips, which no disrespect to Jesse Michaels. I like him more than I like most of the podcasters, but how far behind they are. Like, hella far behind. Jesse's doing his best to keep up, right? He's hitting all the right people. He's talking to the right people, what have you, but they're far behind. Anyway, here we go. So, this is um Dr. Hasseltine. I I think that's how you pronounce his name. Former NSA Anyway, here he is talking about I think he talks about plasmoids here. Uh I have other clips ready to go, too, but we'll see. that doesn't fit what you know, a real scientist should get excited, not skeptical. for the National Security Agency. Basically Okay, let's skip out of here. Wait, is this >> all time. When you look at all the one body that we >> Okay, sorry. This is the the uh not the clip I want. Hold on, let me switch. >> [sighs] >> The clip I want, so I'll I'll pull here in a second, is the one where he's talking about um talks about ball lightning. Let me pull it up here. >> [snorts] >> Oh, boy. A lot of these clips are good. Okay, let's show this clip first. So, this is the clip he talks about the DIRDs, actually. They talk about the DIRDs. They talk about warp drive. They talk about Eric Davis's papers, which, you know, I've spoken about the DIRDs for years now, but if you haven't checked them out, it's good to bring them up again. The Defense Intelligence Reference Documents. Say that three times fast. Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, DIRDs. 38 scientific papers commissioned by the DIA and Hal Puthoff. And they basically just lay out all this Usually, when I'm spot-checking the science, I go and I check to see I asked AI to compare it to the DIRDs. Pull out references from the DIRDs. By the way, I do want to mention this like I don't know why Dark Journalist is crashing out. I saw this the other day where he's going, Jesse Michaels stole my missing scientist content. What are you talking about, dude? Scientists disappeared. Everybody's talking about it. In fact, everybody's talking about it like 2 months later. Stole your content? What do you mean? What What specific content did they steal from you? That you're talking about missing people? That's not uh it's not copyrighted, dude. I don't know. That Dark Journalist guy, I don't know what the dude's deal is. Kind of weird, man. Anyway, here we go. Pushing and pulling with magnetic fields is possible. Um these fusion drives are kind of interesting. And uh What? Who is this guy? First thing he says in this Fusion drives are kind of interesting. Uh yeah, they're really [ __ ] interesting. Did you watch my beginning 20 minutes of this live stream? They're super super interesting. The most interesting of all is the warp drive. Okay. So, now, this is when you get into NASA has funded this. Okay? Even though they don't know that it's possible, they don't know that it's impossible. Okay. Some physicists have postulated what they call negative energy, which isn't the same as uh the energy we see, you know, black dark energy. It's not the same as dark energy. >> Yeah. Negative energy uh because energy in matter Chat, is it? Sorry to go on another side turn. There's going to be a lot of side tracks and rants on today's live stream. Is this unwatchable to anybody else? I can't watch this content anymore. I think I've ruined physics. Like, I've ruined physics content, at least for myself. I don't know if I've ruined it for you guys, but after we do all this, going back to this is like it's like getting a PhD and then going back to elementary school. It's like, oh, I got to do addition again. Oh, I was just doing some calculus, but time to go back to do some addition. And be like, oh, you're you're kind of simplifying it. Like, I kind of need to correct some of the stuff you're saying. I'm I might be turning into the smug liberal douche. Maybe horseshoe theory really is true. Hm. Something to think about. That's are basically the same thing. Yeah. They create gravitational effects. So, pure energy has a gravitational effect and so forth. Um slows down space-time, all that. But, what happens with Yes. This is actually very important. So, shout-out to my dude. It's not just matter that manipulates space-time. We think of as a planet or the sun manipulating space-time, but it's not just matter, solid matter that does that. Energy manipulates space-time, too. And this is important when we talk about plasma because we don't think about plasma as a solid substance. We think of a plasma as an electromagnetic charge. Electromagnetic medium. That's why it's connected to all of this. That's why plasma is the easier method to manipulate space-time than trying to just use a solid block. Unless you have microchip processing capability to the atomic level, then maybe it scales back up again. I don't know. Whatever. Just give me whatever free energy technology. We're worrying about whose free energy technology is better later on. This energy is that it it it it creates a repulsion. So, the Alcubierre drive >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. right? Is basically you Chat, when you're butchering Alcubierre that badly, sort of disqualifying. Sort of disqualifying. Like, of all the I butcher a lot of names, chat. I butcher a lot of names. One name I never butcher is Alcubierre because because it's one of the most important ones. So, he's saying that we can potentially actually make space drive. And why is this possible? Because negative energy is not exotic matter. Exotic matter is a literally brainwashing. It's literally neurolinguistic programming. They want you to say exotic matter because it sounds stupid. Because it sounds made up cuz it is made up. Just made that [ __ ] up. Negative energy is a pressure force. Remember the plates? The plates are showing negative energy in the Casimir effect. What have we seen the plates come together? That's a pressure force. They're being pressed together. Pressure. You understand pressure, right, chat? So, negative energy is just a pressure force. That's it. So is gravity. Turns out gravity is also just a pressure for Well, if that's the case, gravity is a pressure force, negative energy is a pressure force, now we have a framework for producing gravity or anti-gravity. Just manipulate zero-point energy modes to produce what you want. Oh, that's literally how Puthoff's polarizable vacuum model. Okay? You see how it all comes together here, chat? have a huge mass or energy in front, which is positive mass or energy, and you have a huge negative in back. And so, you create a wave of space-time that's moved. So, the way the warp drive works is imagine a surfer who's on a wave and is stationary with respect to the wave, but the wave is moving. And we know that space-time can move at faster than the speed of light because the hyperinflation that happened after the Big Bang or some think that happened. Uh which is a pretty good evidence for it is that space-time itself can move faster than the speed of light. Which means that if you're in a bubble of space-time that's moving faster than the speed of light, you're not going to experience any acceleration or deceleration cuz you're not moving in that frame. Yeah. Seems like a really hard engineering problem. So, he nails it there though, right? He does nail the physics of it. And how it actually works. It's just relativity. This is why the Alcubierre drive exists. Is the Alcubierre drive was Miguel Alcubierre taking Einstein's general relativity and taking it to its extreme. It is like producing a wave, but that's a very simplistic way of looking at it. When we see it in reality, we can see that engineering that, as Jesse Michels says there at the end, is a lot more of a challenge. Saying, "Hey, I want to make a wave." And theoretically we can ride a wave is one thing. But actually engineering it with a real medium using plasma or whatever you're going to do, that becomes a lot more of a challenge. That's why I think that what I've been revealing here related to field reverse configuration is so important because it gives you the practical actual way they're really engineering this. They're not just making magical Harry Potter materials that perform magic, although sometimes they do. They're using the medium that is best conducive for the effects they want. I think it was George Miley that said something about this with cold fusion. He said when he looked at Pons and Fleischmann's thing, the first thought was, "How can I turn this into a plasma?" That was his first thought, George Miley. There's a reason why George Miley's on all these Air Force research lab papers. Oh, yeah. Well, first of all, we don't know that negative energy exists. It's the same kind of thing that would happen to keep a wormhole open. Yeah, right. >> Right. The only way a wormhole works is if you have that in the middle to to keep things from collapsing. But it is interesting because Miguel Alcubierre did this proof that theoretically, even within general relativity, you could get faster than light travel if you do have negative energy. And so, Yeah, yeah. So, so again, um and in our book The Shadow of Time, we explore this. It's a kind of a plot point, you know, uh and um so that that's the kind of thing So, I kind of wonder how much does this guy know? Like, he clearly has inside information. He's clearly aware of the cutting-edge physics that he knows is real. And he explained the travel of warp drive and wormholes very well. In relativistic effects, this does not mean that the person is actually being accelerated to a super speed where they're going to get melted. What it means is that the space-time is being moved. The same way if I were to take a cup of water and move the cup of water, you wouldn't say the water is moving, although the water is technically moving. I'm moving the whole medium over here. That's the equivalent analogy to what's happening with the plane in the MH370 videos or any warp drive or any wormhole effect. So, from the perspective of the passengers, they're just somewhere else. One instant you're one place, then there's a a brief flash, and then you're just somewhere else. That's how it would feel if you were in it. It would feel more magical than it even looks to us. And from the outside perspective, well, you know what it looks like from the outside perspective. You saw that plane vanish away. That's what it looks like. But does this guy really know? We're going to go to a second clip here in a second. In fact, let's go to it right now. Where I'm going to go ahead and say I don't think he does. One thing I've started to determine from this and from the reaction of people, some people befuddled, on other people complete disbelief, other people uh quite rude. I think very few people know about this technology. Even within the CIA, even within the highest levels of the administration, very few people know about this. I Vice President uh Vance might not even know about this technology. President almost certainly does, but people like the Vice President, people in the CIA, most of them are going to have no idea. No idea. They're going to be working the same way where people can work in Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works and have no idea their coworkers are moonlighting buildings advanced technology [ __ ] for the CIA. That's how compartmentalized it is. So, here's another video, and this is one thing that I've been very adamant against, which is this idea that these plasma balls that people are seeing are optical illusions. And I've personally tried to destroy that narrative. You don't hear it a lot anymore, but I remember when I was on Tim Pool for the first time or the second time, and there was Oh, um who was it? What's his face? Uh How am I butchering his uh who it is? Anyway, um oh, Ian Crossland. Ian Crossland was saying that they produced these plasmas and they can be a distraction. They can be a decoy. But they're not physical things. Okay, well, I'm sorry, but plasma, electromagnetism, it's a very real physical thing. It's not an illusion. Sure, it can be used as a countermeasure, but it's not an illusion. And what we're learning from Hal Puthoff, what we're learning from these fusion reactors is it's a much more powerful. This thing can turn into a fusion reactor. These plasmas can turn into fusion reactors. These plasmas are very real. They can manipulate space-time. But they have to be in the right configurations. They have to use the right geometry. Might be frequency requirements. So, here's the same guy basically parodying that same narrative. Let's listen. before you have, you know, a Nimitz off the coast of San Diego, you have so carrier strike group, you have radar, you have, you know, eyewitness observation, and then you have thermal imaging that's been released, this forward-looking infrared. And CCTV, also. And CCTV. [clears throat] And so, would this sort of plasma ball configuration be able to account for all of that? Yes. It would from a kinematic point of view. But the visuals don't line up. Those are Tic Tacs. And the plasmas actually can look like a Tic Tac cuz they're not actual balls normally the way you do them unless you really are good with uh adaptive optics. But generally what happens with these plasmas, it's a laser beam coming to a focus. Yeah. And what happens is instead of just a ball, you tend to get the actual caustic of the energy coming in like this. So, you'll see kind of a rope of energy like this. See, here's where I can tell he doesn't really know what he's talking about. Can you make a plasma by interfering laser beams? Sure. Yeah, you want to make a tabletop experiment with a plasma ball? Yeah, we've shown plenty of plasmoids being produced on tabletop experiment. That's not what we're talking about in the MH370 videos. We're talking about they've been able to spin up a dense ball plasma so large that its diameter is basically the size of a Boeing 777's width. Huge ball plasma. This is a stable ball plasma. It's a physical object that's got a heat signature we can clearly see. You might be able to use lasers to move them around. In fact, I think it was Bob Greenier that mentioned this, but you're not just like shooting a continuous laser beam on this thing. That's not how it's working. That's not how it's working. They're producing that thing and then maybe use a laser beam to move it around, but this thing is coherent and efficiently maintaining energy without dissipating it like a smoke ring. And that could look like a Tic Tac. And then when you take into account atmospheric scattering and stuff, I would say possibly. It wouldn't be my first hypothesis. You guys have good comments in here I want to address. They are invisible. I I actually disagree. I think they're just straight up invisible. If there's nothing inside and it really is like something you shoot out of a plasma cannon that can just stay stable for several minutes or longer. I don't even know how long it can be stable for, then they're definitely going to be invisible. I don't think you guys realize these plasmas like if they're manipulating space time, they're bending the light around them. And depending on their frequency, they can just be not in the optical spectrum whatsoever. So, like you imagine you're going to try to see these in the sky? No chance, dude. No chance. It's probably why we don't see them more often. Reason why we're not seeing them more often is I think these things can just basically be invisible whenever they want. Cuz they define it they it looks like it's you know made of white plastic or something. Under normal conditions, these plasmas wouldn't look that way. But they also are louder than hell. In fact, when Michael Eisner, the CEO of Disney, I first showed him these things, he said, "Oh, we're not going to do this. It's really impressive, but we're not doing this." And I said, "Why?" He said, "Eric, there's something profoundly disturbing about the air over your head catching fire." But what I do what we do in the book is >> But that sounds like a pretty good capability for a like a sciop or something. If you wanted to do a something on foreign land, you know, acing the whole tech or whatever, you you you know, fire in the sky and you know, some plasma projection balls everywhere and things like that. >> Well, that's right. I mean, um let's get back to the faking theory. Someone isn't doing it and you're noticing it. They're doing it on purpose to mess with your head. So, in 2004 People ask good questions, which was how are they guided? How do you guide those plasmoids? Well, how do we find a marine or whatever How do we find a pilot behind enemy lines using ghost murmur technology? They could be controlling those plasmoids with quantum communication capabilities. They could basically the same way where you guys know how curling works? Could basically work the same way that curling works. In fact, it probably is. How are those plasmoids if there's nothing inside the plasma orb if it's just plasma that is stable plasma, how is it moving around? It's moving around the same way curling works where someone takes a curling brush and they change the medium in front of the object to get it to follow that path they want it to go. That's how it works. You say, "Well, how are they able to do that?" Because with quantum technology, there is no distance issue. So, that could be one way they're being managed. Alternatively, there could be something inside of them. Alternatively, they could be pre-programmed somehow. So, there's a lot of different options on how they might work. But what I'll say now is now I'm extremely convinced that when you watch the orb spin up here at the end, this is really some kind of weird slinky thing going on. This gyro This vortex motion they're doing. Where is it? Oh, here it is. Um Here, this one. This vortex motion where they spin up here, if you think about it now in in the terms of the upcoming scientific paper of extracting that energy like a trampoline effect, now you realize they're basically just building up energy. If you want an analogy, think of them as like balloons. Imagine these are balloons and as they're spinning around the plane, they're getting bigger and bigger and bigger. And at some point, you're going to pop it or deflate it, however you want to think of it. This is actually the analogy David Curtley uses for I think he uses this. Maybe I'm thinking of the the other guy, the the microchip guy. But this is the idea of how can you get energy from this? It's like a balloon. If you expand or contract a balloon, no one would disagree that you can get energy from that. The problem here is where the issue here is that we're adding is that we're saying that this balloon's getting energy from the zero point energy field and then we're releasing it and it's just getting more. And that that's free energy. That's free energy cuz we're tapping in to another source. We're tapping into another source. Okay, let me see if I got any other clips I want to look at here. Let's do one more clip on this cuz I like this guy actually. I like him. The reality is I think this guy is meaning well. I think he's saying mostly real information that he, you know, knows about and he's pushing that the boundary on plasma plasma ball discussions, which I I mean there aren't any. Period. So, you know what? Any discussions related to it, we'll take it as a win, chat. We'll take it as a win. One more clip. Here we go. I believe that the people in the intelligence community, at State Department and CIA, who say there's nothing there there, I don't think they know it and they're covering it up. I think they don't believe it because I have seen that over and over and over again. And at the end of the essay, I quote Upton Sinclair who said, "You can't explain something to a man whose salary depends on not understanding it." That right there. You can't explain something to a man whose salary depends on not understanding. I've said that many times. This is why for a lot of people, the physicist debunkers, even content creators, for a lot of people these MH370 videos, they're like the end of their of their career or at least a reimagination of their career because a lot of people have been pushing that the aliens are coming and we got to get ready for the aliens. And now you're going to find out, nope, it was our technology. At a bare minimum, we have figured this out. And these people have been on TV, on podcast, doing conference circuit, all saying that there's no way humans could ever understand this technology or figure this technology out. How much egg is going to be on their faces when they find out that was all [ __ ] Humans were able to figure it out. It again it gets back to the common theme you've heard us talk about, which is whenever you have an instrument reporting something, ask about the instrument itself. Yeah. Right? So, the people who aren't believing it can't believe it. Because if they believed it, their whole ego structure would fall apart, right? Right? So, they have to believe it. And so, I think they truly think there's nothing there. I believe Yeah, and he's right. The debunker people, they really don't think there's anything there because from a psychological perspective, if they were to even open their minds to it, you would have to also then come to terms with how you treated people. You know, it's like you a lot of these people they get their jollies out of attacking people. It's like COVID that people they got excited out of attacking people that wore a that didn't wear a mask. It's the same stuff. Now suddenly you're going to do a 180° flip and you're going to tell them, "Just kidding, masks actually never worked." And now those same people are going to go, "You're an idiot for wearing a mask." They were just literally ragging on people that wouldn't wear masks, right? This is the same problem that you have with this is that people went too all in on this idea that the aliens aren't real. And this is why I say, "Who cares about the aliens? Why commit yourself to such a stupid thing? Who cares if the aliens are real or not real? Some people are so so opinionated about whether or not the green aliens or the blue aliens are real or the tall whites. Who cares, man? None of that matters. Sorry to be rude. Now, let's go to a moment is then. I think I have some clips lined up for tonight. Oh, yeah. Number one, this one's somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but boy did this piss people off. And when it pisses people off, you know I love it, chat. First of all, let me just phrase it like this. I want you to look at a bee and watch your bee flying around. Now I want you to look at a bird and watch a bird flying around. If you think the bee is flying around the same way the bird is flying around, you need to get checked and see if you have too many chromosomes. That's really as simple as I can put it. There is no way that the bees and bugs fly the same way that a bird does. A bird flaps its wings like this. The bee flaps its wings like this. They're not even remotely similar. So, let me just go ahead and reiterate my case that bees are using anti-gravity. They're using zero-point energy to fly. I'm doubling down, chat. I'm tripling down. Zero-point energy bees. That's how we ride, chat. That's how we [ __ ] ride. Zero-point energy bees, take it away. Take it away, my bros. The bumblebee, when he starts to beat his wings, when [music] he starts to flap his wings, there's a little cavity, a hollow cavity next to the larynx inside [music] his his system that's hollow. Chat, I don't know about all this part. This part seems like straight up [ __ ] but they they are definitely using zero-point energy, though, for real. And when he beats his wings, he starts to resonate this energy, and it goes back and forth, just similar to um to a guitar strumming on one side of the room and hitting the same chord on the other side of the room, or uh somebody get hitting a high C and breaking a crystal. It's the same thing. It's resonance. Yes. Yes, it's like breaking a glass. That's what the Isn't it obvious that that's what the bees are doing? How do I even have to argue this? How do I have to argue this? You can watch the bee, and he doesn't immediately lift off when his wings start buzzing. Suddenly, he'll start buzzing his wings, and suddenly some condition is met, and then suddenly he's just flying around wherever he wants. It just looks like he's just levitating around. I want someone just to do the math on the speed that bee is flapping his wings, and I want you to calculate how much energy he's using while he's buzzing his wings. How How fast is he doing like 100 times a second? [ __ ] man. If I If I flap my arms 100 times a second, I'm going to get really, really tired really quickly. So, I don't even get why this is even a controversial thing. You People really think that bees are flying around like birds are? Okay. And he said, "What they do, they resonate. >> [music] >> And when they resonate, they eventually reach the resonance [music] of the field around them." He said, "Once this bumblebee hits that resonant frequency of its surroundings, it becomes a free agent. It creates a magnetic bubble around itself, and it can go anywhere it wants." And I said, "Well, that's not in any of the science books." He said, "I know. You know that you you've probably never seen it there, either, but that's that's what happens. They'll discover it someday and bring it out, but it it's just uh we have a conventional way of doing things, and then we have a natural way of doing things, and they're totally different. They're diametrically You know what I'm going to do right after this is I'm going to The reason why I know this is probably real is because this is what Ferris wheel said. Ferris wheel said spin. How uh um Salvatore Pais said spin or vibration. Accelerated spin or vibration will both produce the same effects. And it was Ferris wheel said spin will produce a magnetic moment. Spin will produce a magnetic moment, and if you calculate the spin of the Earth, you can produce you can calculate the dipole moment of the Earth. And it's accurate. And so, what is he saying here is that it might be then possible that the bee, by flapping its wings, is producing a magnetic moment. That's now causing it to be able to levitate. And that nature is able to figure this out intuitively through evolution because nature understands reality better than some stupid academics. magnetically opposed. So, a man named Grebennikov from Russia, uh Grebennikov was kind of a uh non-conventional scientist. He was an entomologist. He found a certain bug [music] that didn't fly, it levitated. And this was uh he'd he'd put this bug into into a little uh vial or something, and he saw this vial jumping up off the lab table, jumping up and down. And of course, this is patently impossible based on any kind of normal physics. So, he got into this, and he found out that the the bug wings themselves uh were creating an anti-gravity phenomenon under certain conditions. I think I found the bug. So, they even take it a step further and they say the geometry of the wings of the bug are acting like a microchip. That's what's allowing for this resonant condition to be met. So, this all goes back to biology. Let me see if I had another I thought I had one more video for us for tonight. Oh, yeah, I do. >> [clears throat] >> Actually, two more videos. I forgot I have several videos for us, chat. Okay, here we go. Golden Dome is online, chat. Golden Dome is online. By the way, if you missed that, bees are using zero-point energy to levitate. Now you know. Here we go. There are always skeptics. There are always those who call this science fiction. Let me assure you, this is not science fiction. This is achievable, an all-American effort. Throughout our history, the United States has taken the most complex challenges and woven the solutions into the fabric of our identity. Look at NASA's Artemis mission last week. NASA changed the entire space exploration equation by sheer ingenuity. Golden Dome will push those same boundaries here on Earth. The foundational technology exists. It builds upon proven systems and integrates them into a defense that is resilient, fiscally responsible, and infinitely scalable. So, the most important message I can leave with you deliver to you today is Golden Dome is real. It is no longer theoretical. We are underway. We are shovel-ready, and we are building it right now. It is reality in motion. Bro, how depressing is this? We actually have to convince people that we're actually building our Golden Dome that already, like I'm guaranteed already exists. Like we have to convince the dum-dums of this Earth that science and technology exist and are real. This reminds me This reminds me of Steve Quast where he went and that that that talk, and he's just saying that we have this stuff engineered right now. And that if Here, in fact, here we go. Look at this. energy. The seed corn of all development, all growth, all survivor survival energy. People had to debunk this clip of a lieutenant general explaining this because their minds can't comprehend that what he's saying we can do is real. Just like with the Golden Dome, people think it's not real cuz they don't understand physics. And our military is not really like equipped to explain to them how physics works. They just say, "Well, if you don't believe it, you don't believe it. It's fine." So, energy, transportation, information, and manufacturing, these are the things that change humanity, that will change world power, and they are descending upon us in ways that are very unique. The technology is on the engineering benches today. But most Americans and most in Congress have not had time to really look deeply at what's going on here. But I've had the benefit of 33 years of studying and becoming friends with these engineers and these scientists. That was all I needed to hear to know that this guy knows what's going on. Do you know how? Because that's how I know, too. Cuz once you become friends with these engineers and scientists, you realize they're not messing around, man. This technology can be built today with technology that is not developmental to deliver any human being from any place on planet Earth to any other place in less than an hour. To deliver Wi-Fi Pause. He just said we can deliver any human being on the planet anywhere into anywhere else in an hour. Hm. from space where you never need a cell tower to connect. To deliver energy from space where you never have to plug your phone in, and it trickle charges. And Elon Musk had to chime in here. Literally, Elon Musk had to chime in here on this claim because he said it's not possible to beam energy from outer space. Because if you have a classical view of physics, it is not possible. It is not. But it is possible. Why would Stephen Quast say this if it wasn't true? He's being very specific about beaming energy from space to your cell phone. They can do this in the military. We don't do this in the public cuz we're dum-dums. They have all the technology already. >> You can use that energy over time. It can be applied to cars, to houses. He says it's not He says it's not developmental. Cuz they He knows people are going to be like, "Oh, yeah, we're just saying stuff." He's like, "No, we literally have it on the benches. Are you guys He's like, "Are you listening to me?" I'm Imagine if I'm in that If I'm sitting there watching that, I would just be looking around to see if anyone's actually a real person or if they're all pod people. How could you be listening to that and not be like, "Dude, what are you talking about? This is like a Ben Rich moment." It's like Ben Rich saying we have the technology to take ET back home. Um You want to elaborate? Is Tesla right? I'm I think Tesla might be right on this one. Okay. Well, here you go, guys. Your moment of zen. I found this scientific video of this guy. Um I don't know what his name is. I don't have the exact reference here. But, he's testing the theory of relativity. Very scientific video. Successful This is titled successful test of relativity. Here you go. This is your moment of zen, chat. Moment of zen. >> [clears throat] >> We're trying to We've got to get it We've got to set up the experiment perfectly here. We have to make sure that we're going to test this thing right. You can see this is a very serious very serious scientist here. Double checking double checking the math here. Double checking the equations. Here we go. We've got to make sure it's perfect. Okay, here we go. We're We're going to test this out. Here we go. Okay. There Oh, almost. See, it's holding up. The math is holding up. Okay. There we go. There we go. Successful test of relativity, chat. Now can never be denied. Gravity 100% real. Hot [snorts] Anyone tries to tell you gravity's not real, well, just show them Professor Snuggles. Professor Snuggles just proved it 100% undeniable, chat. And that [gasps] is where we will move on to the super chats for tonight. First of all, pilled chat, y'all have been going crazy. Thank you, P Quest, for the can. Look look look delicious can. Mm, delicious. That's the only emoji I've got. And then uh man uh Myth Term Remembered or Mirrored Remembered. Thank you very much, man. I forgot. Thank you for telling me how to say your name last time. Rumble chat, laughing cat, double M's, all not Yoda, all the usual suspects, man. Shout out to y'all. Okay, and then the real deal, the YouTube chatters. Get 'em, bro. Welcome to the team, open source warriors. XLX Sque, I do want to point out Tom Hudson is missing in battle right now. Tom Hudson, if you're out there, put up the bat signal. I don't know how many of our warriors are being taken out behind the scenes, but it's starting to get uncomfortable. Starting to get a little uncomfortable. Just know that we will ride behind you. We will ride behind you. This [ __ ] is not going away. And if they take me out, this [ __ ] is just going to strike Sandy even more. I will keep exposing exactly what you need to know. And don't you tell me to build anything cuz I'm already high enough on the kill list, chat. Trump already pretty much daily probably has to say, "No. No, CIA, we're not killing him again today. I've already told you 250 times we're not killing him. It's 251 times." They're like, "But, he's on the kill list. Please Please, Mr. Trump." >> [sighs] >> Uh chat. Carry Ethernet subscribers, shout out to you for the lawsuit. Love the show. Yeah, keep in mind we're still like 4 months off from that engaging. So, I just wanted to throw out the intent to sue. I hate when people say, "Oh, I'm suing this person or suing that person." Whatever. And then if we are going to go down that path, I want to make sure we have an actual realistic avenue of of actually getting something useful. I mean, 40 Gs or whatever is a lot of money to spend on something that's potentially going to be have nothing no benefit come out of it. I mean, if for that kind of money, I can literally just have somebody stalk Edward Lynn and like wiretap him and just like steal his communications and get him to admit it. That's a good idea. Just kidding. >> [laughter] >> Okay, Timothy Foster for the suit. Carry on, bro. Appreciate you guys. Okay, you guys don't need to be donating to a lawsuit that hasn't started yet. But, thank you guys. I appreciate your donations very much. XLX Sque, why do bees vibrate? Exactly. And who is it said that the sound the sound The bees also make that buzz sound. Do birds make that noise? No. Do you know what else makes that noise? Plasma when you shoot it with the lasers. In fact, do I have the laser thing? What do we call that one? Um okay. Yeah, femto. Yeah. Plasma shot with laser beams, femtosecond laser beams makes this annoying ass sound that I don't want to listen to anymore. So, I wonder if those plasma ores made a noise sound like that. XLX Sque says, "Your framework is right." The UHTEPR plus UON is correct. I would not be surprised to find out that that is correct, actually. So, keep up the good work, brother. I appreciate it. And then whoa! Zapperu and Zappariah. Big shout out to you. Those These are my generals or my lieutenants we got out here. Zapperu, Zappariah, going hard. Thank you very much for the donation. Appreciate you guys. Extra injections of Maricucha plants. Extra martinis for everyone. Guys, extra treats for Lulu as well. Thank you guys for live stream tonight. Tomorrow on Wednesday I've already got the next thing lined up for Wednesday, chat. Do you want to You want a little sneak peek? >> [clears throat] >> We'll sneak peek action. Ooh, [ __ ] chat. 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