PREPARATION - Studying the Enemy

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Carl Sean could not have predicted 2021, but he did see it coming. He wrote the following back in 1995, and we quote, "I have a foroding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time. When the United States is a service and information economy. When nearly all the manufacturing industries [music] have slipped away to other countries. When awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few and no one representing [music] the public interest can even grasp the issues. When the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably [music] question those in authority. When clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our [music] critical faculties in decline. Unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, [music] 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 and the enormously influential media. The 30-second sound bites now down [music] to 10 seconds or less. lowest common denominator programming, credulous presentations on pseudocience and superstition, but especially [music] a kind of celebration of ignorance. Roll that around for a while. [music] Those were among his final published words. He died 10 months later. [music] Here we are 25 years later realizing just what he was trying to tell us back then. Ashton Forbes, you know that super jacked guy. Malaysian 37 contact 12 decimal 9. >> Breaking news tonight. A Malaysia Airlines flight [music] with 239 people on board, including four Americans, has [music] gone missing >> even as these grainy satellite images released today by the Chinese government. Again, the the Malaysian platoon [music] was a was one shot at China saying, "Knock it up. >> Why shoot it down if it's not hostile? Our technologies [music] permit us to manipulate time and space. >> They need distance [music] annihilated. This country is very powerful. Far more powerful than people understand. We have weaponry that nobody has any idea [music] what it is. And it is the most powerful weapons in the world. Not even close. >> I remember the [music] line from the Hindu scripture. The Bagita Vishnu [music] is trying to persuade the prince that [music] he should do his duty and to impress him. [music] takes on his multi-armed form and says, [music] "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds." [music] I suppose we all thought that one way or another. At LFG chat, let's go. Happy Friday. Thank you for being here. Right off the bat, guys, it is time. It is time for us to prepare. Prepare for the final battle. [snorts] I have decided. I have decided that we have a new mission. We have a new mission. We are going to take over the CIA. You say, Ashton, that's crazy. Ain't no way some random health care guy is gonna take over the CIA. I thought that as well. If you didn't watch Paramount Tactical interview yesterday, check it out. It was a great discussion. And in the middle of that, I thought, huh, why can't I orb away the woke people like Thanos? Just snap my fingers and w and orb them away. And I said, you know what? I'm not believing in it hard enough. And so here we go. Let's go ahead and just take over the CIA. Let's take their power from them and make it our own. Let's will it into existence. Ashton for CIA director. It's an appointed position. It's an appointed position. There's no requirements. Ashton Forbes for CIA director. And you [clears throat] say, "Okay, well, we need to learn a little bit about the CIA. This isn't a battle we're going to win overnight. We have to work our way up. Number one way we're going to do that is we're going to learn how the CIA works right now. Won't that be fun?" You have to understand your enemy if you want to defeat your enemy. Don't take them lightly. Never underestimate them. But one of the things that I've learned from this by virtue of the fact that I'm still alive right now today is that they have to play within a set of rules. They have rules, too. And they don't want you to know they have rules. They want you to think that they're invincible and they can do whatever they want, but they're not. They're vulnerable, too. [snorts] So, by that fact, we know that they have weaknesses. We can exploit those weaknesses. And the number one way is you talk about it. You talk about how they operate. That's probably the most damage you can do to them. So, tonight we're going to talk about the CIA. We're going to talk about how they operate. We're going to talk about how they built these orbs, how they got them produced, and we're going to talk about physics. There are multiple pretty amazing physics things happening right now. Where should we start? Let's just start with the physics. kind of want to start with the physics instead. We're gonna look a little Eric Davis today, too. We got a lot going on. So, let's start at the end where I was going to end, but let's just start there at the beginning. [snorts] Number one, how are more people not talking to Jo to uh Gary Stevenson, I saw this article today. This is like the hot sheets chat. Tim Ventura, APEC. This is the hot sheets. Yesterday I told Gary I said Apac is like I don't know what's going on exactly but like all the spooks are watching the Apac people and it's like they're trying to check to see like how close the public can get to like all this anti-gravity stuff and I don't know if they're suppressing it or what but they're they're they got their tendrils in deep and Amy I think was associated with them. I don't know if she was like affiliated with them. But anyway, and the reason why I say this is not I I like uh Tim Venur. I think he's a really nice guy actually. But uh let's be honest, guys, there's not a lot of people in this world that can pick out when someone is suppressing, hiding, sandbagging physics. And Tim Ventur is a little too over the target, a little too over the mark. So the real question is, does he know or is someone telling him behind the scenes point telling him what to look at? That's the real question. Or is he just naturally over several decades of researching this just got a good keen eye for it, but he just has no ambition to reveal it himself? I don't know. Haven't figured that out. I'll leave that for you to judge. But what I'll say is this. Holy [ __ ] Gravit gravitational wave communication on a chip. Gary Stevenson wants to test whether or not superconducting Josephson junctions etched into a wafer can make gravitational waves carry signals where radios cannot. through rock, seawater, underground spaces, and other places ordinary electromagnetic signals struggle to reach. So, at a bare minimum, you can tell this is an analog for ghost murmur. We're going to talk a lot about ghost murmur in the future because it's literally this whole [ __ ] about being able to go through seawater. That was how Pudaf's patent, his quantum communication patent they talked about on Joe Rogan. So, let's just get all the CIA technology out here in the open because they obviously already have this. Maybe something well beyond this. Who knows? But this is maybe this to us is like Nobel Prize winning. So, the CIA, this is like some [ __ ] they had like probably 10, 15 years ago, maybe more. His proposal imagines cold chip scale array that could push established superconducting electronics towards an extraordinary purpose turning gravity itself into a communication medium. So yeah, I mean honestly I didn't have to read more than that to know that this is already legit. And I'm just sitting here wondering like, huh? How's people not paying attention to this? I'm pretty sure this is the same thing that I that I posted the clip about earlier actually because I started coming down here a little bit further. Whatever. Screw all. We We already know like all this stuff about how it works. It uses Areronoff bomb effect. It doesn't probably doesn't even say that in here, but we already know that. And so it's using potentials. It's using potentials the same way that I described yesterday. the same way that they use it for the ghost murmur. And this is also why conventional academics don't understand how ghost murmur works because if you were to tell them about this, they would say this is also nonsense or they would say it's quantum, you know, buzzword. [sighs] Um, so what was it I wanted? Oh, he worked with Fontana. So, [snorts] the work is supposedly like an advanced version of Giorgio Fontana's work on high temperature superconductors and producing a gravitational laser. Um, here I think this is the the part that I clicked on the internet. The effect Stephvenson wants to use is the AC Josephson effect. apply a small DC voltage across a Josephson junction and the junction oscillates at a frequency determined by the voltage. This gives the device a way to turn a controlled electrical input into controlled oscillation. Remember oscillation is what um I'm getting my two guys confused here now. uh Sunny White said is the way to manipulate spaceime electrical oscillation in Stevenson's system that oscillation would sit in the microwave range 24 gigahertz the speculative twist is to use dissimilar superconductors now we're talking now we're [ __ ] Amy was just saying you have to use billayer to reproduce billayer superconductors to reproduce potlavs spinning superconductor anti-gravity experiment and here we are and we're saying oh the secret use different superconductors or semiconductors in your Joseph's injunction don't use the same material in both of them. Wow. I'm interested. Uh, and so then Stevenson describes a junction between different superconduct conducting types. So there's different types of superconductors, S-wave and D-wave superconductors. So somehow using this mismatch can force a behavior to basically force a spin to transition which we would call a gravitational wave. Jesus. Okay. I thought I saw Eric Davis's name in here, too. There it is. He says the team sought conceptual review from people familiar with the subject area, including Georgio Fontana, whose work helped inspire design, and Eric Davis, who's been associated with advanced and speculative physics concepts. Okay, suggest checking out that paper. I'll put a link to it in the chat right now for you guys. Or I mean it's a news article I guess technically science news article. I mean I don't even know what you qualify this as. I would call this is like the hot sheets. Like this is the Men in Black version of where are the aliens hiding? It's like where is the advanced technology hiding? Oh, it's on the hot sheets. Check out the hot sheets. You want to know where the the secret technology is being um unveiled to the world? Uh, let me play a clip because this reminded me of a clip where I I've been collecting Gary Stevenson clips. Who, by the way, Gary Stevenson, was he on Was he on our Black Project uh engineer tier list? He better have been. Someone remind me in the chat if he was, cuz if he was not, he needs to be upgraded. I think I have a feeling about this guy needs to be upgraded. In fact, I'm going to say something here now. I'm not going to say any more about it. Not going to give any more context, but I've met Gary Stevenson before. That's it. That's all I'm going to say. Okay. Where was it? Here it is. I think it's this one. Great demand. Uh and also it came to light through uh conversations with Dave Rossi that there may also be other people wanting to work on justice and junction type communication equipment. Uh for instance, Hal Puth's name came up as possibly working in this area. And so when [music] >> H >> we for instance approached Star Cryogenics with this notion. They said I'm sorry but we're already committed to a to another design team. So >> chat I feel like this is like the daily show now. [ __ ] chat. We got so many receipts now. When we just go back in time and see [ __ ] it's like, >> h, what's going on here? Here's another one. H, >> there was another part of this that may have been related to secret sauce, which is this melt texturing on the outside of them. >> Yeah. And that's essentially I believe it was putting one layer of a superconductor on top of another and then centering and you end up with kind of a basically a bilayer device, right? H chat [music] chat a blayer device chat these old clips chat. Wow. Holy [ __ ] I just randomly pulled this clip up. I did not know what he was about to say right there. Say it again. Tim Ventura >> which is this melt texturing on the outside of them. Yeah. And that's essentially I believe it was putting one layer of a superconductor on top of another and then centering and you end up with kind of a basically a bilayer device, right? You might think of it almost like a >> dude. Gary Stevenson's camera. What does he have it in cinematic mode here? Hold on, chat. Hold. Watch this. I Someone needs to make a clip out of this. My god. I Sorry, I have to hide the the comment. Do you notice how he gets asked about the blayer and he just like sits back and like the camera like zooms in on his face? That is just perfect because you know the man knows it's like oh no he just randomly came up with this. This is from like two years ago. He randomly came up with like this idea of a blayer superconductor. No, dude. So he's sitting here like, "How would I respond to this question?" Holy smokes. Okay, we're going full screen on this. Oh, that was great. Ask him about the billayer superconductor. Long pause. Sit back. Wow. Cinema chat. >> Yeah. And that's essentially I believe it was putting one layer of a superconductor on top of another and then you end up with kind of a basically a [snorts] blayer device, right? You might think of it almost like a >> significant because there are certain billayer devices if you go from an S-wave to a D-wave or vice versa you could trigger a um a spin 2 transition which would result in a graviton. So it could be significant and I've looked at Giorgio Fontana's work uh and looking at his work the the so-called gazer the gravitational laser uh that's how it it operates. It has a dissimilar Joseph's injunction where there's an S type uh type a type one attached to a type two D type and then when you go through that barrier when you push photons through that barrier uh they're they're forcing spin two transitions which are gravitons. So you're essentially you're you're taking photon energy and you're remitting them as gravitons. Uh and so that may be one of the ways that this was working versus versus the current zero zero point motion. >> Okay. >> So quantum it could have been a quantum effect. Yeah. >> I I have a feeling chat just my opinion. I'm Chad don't listen to me. I'm just a healthc care IT guy. What do I know about quantum effects and spin 2 transitions? I'm just a dumb dumb off the street. But I'm going to go ahead and say my opinion. That guy, he might know some [ __ ] That Gary Stevenson guy, have a feeling he knows some [ __ ] If I was going to talk to somebody about gravitational wave generation, that would be my go-to. He also knew a guy named Bob Baker. I don't know if we have time for that at the moment, but Oh, that's a fun story, too. He he tells a fun story about another guy named Bob Baker, who also is probably was the world's leading expert on gravitational wave production. And uh he got written up by the CIA. So, the CIA knows about this technology. Number one, what's their weakness? Well, their weakness is probably exposing their technology publicly. That's going to be the number one weakness. That's going to be one kryptonite for them. So, if you want to know what kind of technology they have, well, they can make gravitational waves for sure. And I guarantee you they can do it on a microchip. So, wow, that's pretty advanced considering we don't think we can even do gravitational waves. There's Gary Stevenson speaking about one specific way it can be done. And the reason why I like it is that it's so similar to what Paclanov was doing. In fact, people speculated that PCON's billayer due to the cindering not being perfect at the atomic level and there actually being an air gap between it and the air potentially being an insulator that it might be acting like a Joseph's injunction. People actually speculated that. And so now you're going, "Oh, wait. If that's how it works, if that's the secret to potlenov's thing, then maybe we can make a solid state version of it on the tiny tiny scale. There's more to it, the magic, but I'm just going to leave the rest for you guys for there for that particular topic. Now, why? Because there's more. Lowly Ashton Forbes lowly healthcare IT consultant. picked on all the time, chat. They hurt my feelings. It hurts. It hurts deep down. Don't know how I live every day. But you know what? Sometimes sometimes even a lowly IT consultant can get one right. Even sometimes somebody with no credentials at all. Hopefully you're getting my hen pack here. This is specifically for you academics. Some do with no credentials and all can get it exactly right while the academics have no clue in the world. So, let me just play a clip real quick. I have to flex my professor knowledge. So, it turns out that when you produce your plasma with a pulse, a laser pulse, you produce this plasma. It actually the plasma becomes a reflector itself. So you produce this laser pulse, this laser pulse of light and it ionizes the the plasma ionizes produces this plasma. The plasma becomes a reflector reflecting the light back to the source. So actually when you produce this plasma, the plasma itself is being used as a mirror. It's being used as a mirror to amplify energy. And because the plasma is so small, because the plasma is so tiny, because it's just literally us separating electrons from the atoms, we can bypass the defraction limit. The defraction limit is how far we can focus like a microscope down to resolve a point. This allows us to bypass that limitation, actually allowing energy to be amplified even further than normal optics would allow. When I read that, I went, "Okay, this is the thing. This is the thing that they're doing in the plasma orbs there. The plasma is dual purpose. They've figured out how to have a continuous sustained reaction, not just one pulse. Here we go. They've got a continuous sustained reaction. and they're producing a mirror inside of this plasma ball that is reflecting the light back onto the focal point that they want it to fall onto. And then from that, since the energy levels are so high, they're producing these X-ray beams and they're literally manipulating spaceime. Manipulating spaceime, they can produce fusion with it. You can produce gravitational waves with it. Everything you see in Star Trek becomes possible. Well, isn't that an interesting clip? I would love to see a clip of any PhD academic saying predicting something as crazy as what I just said. Not that crazy, not impossible because it is all based on public department of energy science that I've reviewed over many live streams. But I don't see people making that prediction even though that information is available. And now what just happened yesterday? H look a new scientific paper just came out. I'm just going to read this summary. Don't worry, I have the paper as well. A new paper in nature may have opened a path towards electromagnetic fields approaching the Schwinger limit. The Schwinger limit. Oh, the thing that Salvatore Py says that he can amplify energy with plasma and cause spaceime itself to break down. Oh, that Schwinger limit. Interesting. How is that done? It's done using efficiently optimized relativistic plasma harmonics. By the way, that clip that I just played, the next three minutes of that clip is me explaining relativistic plasma mirrors using the dynamic casmir effect. So, if you want to watch the whole clip, go check it out. That live stream was from October 17th, 2025, if I have that date correct. Yeah. So, that was like six months ago. So, I've gained a lot of knowledge since then. So, here we go. Additionally, these conditions uh are what's needed uh for coherent harmonic focusing potentially compressing energy in space and time to extraordinary densities. Remember what matters energy density. How much you can compact that energy and that's how much you're going to get a gravitational manipulation. So it says if this scales photon scattering quantum vacuum structure strong field quantum electronamics this may be more than a laser advance a new way to study the vacuum in general says could coherent harmonic focusing become the next leap after chirped pulse amplification pulse amplification we learned was a way to amplify or shorten the pulse of a laser pulse to amplify the energy density to achieve what we need to be able to get these plasmas online turn these plasmas online. Now, here's the receipts from Salvador Py basically saying that same thing. Where's the receipts? Oh, it was yesterday. [snorts] Here we go. Actually, this is Salvatore Pais talking to Tim Ventura. This is actually Salvatore Pais talking to Tim Ventur. I'm telling you guys, >> if I'm interpreting it correctly, then >> this is this is Tim Ventura talking in the beginning. >> If I'm interpreting it correctly, then you're talking about high energy plasmas with basically waveforms applied to them. And that would >> equilibrium plasmas. That's a key factor. >> None equilibrium. So, we're talking about you can call them cold plasmas. plasmas that do not obey the Maxwell Boltzman distribution of the electrons within them. >> That gives you an idea how could these plasmas uh be created? Hint hint at second phento second lasers among other things. The other easier way to create this, >> if I'm interpreting it correctly, then you're talking, >> bro. Bro, bro, protect that man. Protect that man. However many times Salvador Pis has said that he wouldn't harm himself, uh, multiply by like what, a thousand right now. Yeah. Okay. Holy [ __ ] chat. Because here's the thing. He I now you see why the CIA is monitoring his phone calls, his text messages, because it's like, dude, shut up. Shut up, dude. Stop talking about this. You get it? Like, he's telling you how to turn the plasma balls and get them online. And that scientific paper saying if you get these plasma balls online, you can now amplify energy like way higher than any other method known to man. way higher. And if you actually read Salvatore Pisces's high energy electromagnetic field generator equation 7, 8, and N, yes, S, I've memorized them. That's literally what it says. Amplify the magnetic fields exponentially. And how is that possible? Because the extra dimension, the thing that we're missing is energy density. The thing we're missing is energy density. We're missing we're missing Ferris Williams dynamic theory. That is the missing link. So the CIA, what what are they hidden? What do they have that they're hiding from us here? They have understood they've unified physics. Fusion is trivial once you've unified physics. So, it's almost it's almost silly to say they have fusion propulsion because they they've moved beyond that, but let's at least start there. And they've moved now into the realm where they can control quantum mechanics, control quantum entanglement. We move to the realm where we're honestly in science fiction. We're deep deep in science fiction at this point. And this is why I want to go to my next clip of Glenn Gaffne because the UFO people, they're not wrong. There's definitely some crossover here between this UFO disclosure, the woke disclosure people, and what we're trying to do. It's undeniable. The question is, whose narrative is going to win? Whose narrative is right? That's really what we care about. whose narrative is is correct. And they've been pointing out Glen Gaffne, they've been saying this Glen Gaffne guy stopped trans uh like a a transfer of UFO technology from Loheed Martin to Bigalow. This Glen Gaffne guy is uh one of the guys. So here's Glenn Gaffne. Easy to find some of his clips. And knowing what we know now and what we're about to know, this is pretty interesting. in order to ensure that the components that we needed, the capabilities that we needed were being developed and then integrated to do things that most people didn't know we could do. And I've had the great blessing and privilege to be part of groups over my career that achieved things that most people didn't think were possible. I often said at CIA, we did the stuff Hollywood only dreamed about. He often said that. He often said that they're doing stuff that Hollywood where they make movies and fiction where they only dream about the stuff that Glen Gaffne does. You know what I believe Glen Gaffne chat? Believe all CIA spooks. New movement. Believe all CIA spooks. Do you not find it weird that these CIA spooks are all suddenly loving fusion? By the way, how's that? How is it that I'm the only one who thinks that's weird? By the way, I'm just side quest real quick. Side quest. Cuz I just saw this and I'm just like, what do you what what's going on? How are people like if you want to know like what's really going on about the missing scientists? How come there's a CIA spook here telling people don't worry about the missing scientists. Don't worry about the dead end. This is all coincidence. It's all just a coincidence. Look, there's 500,000 missing people. A bunch of missing people get unresolved. And you're like, "Oh, okay, cool. What's your credentials? I work in nuclear safety and I'm a former CIA officer." Okay, I'm going to click on your name, Laura Thomas. All I'm going to do is click on your name. Chief strategy officer for Fuse Energy Tech. It's probably nothing, chat. pulse power fusion. My first question is what kind of fusion? Is it going to be hot fusion? I guarantee it's not going to be hot fusion that she's interested in that she's the chief what is she [laughter] the the chief strategy officer. Chief Strategy Officer goes from being a CIA agent to being the Chief Strategy Officer of Pulse Power Fusion Company. [snorts] When they finally reveal When they finally reveal that they've had fusion propulsion, it's going to be the worst held secret ever. Why are they all moving into fusion? There's no success in fusion the last 30 years, but they're all all in on it. Wow. Maybe they know something we don't know. Okay, I'd have to build it up a little bit more. One more video. Dawn Merrick, you got to love this one. Um, >> does use bombs for operations. It's not realistic in the in this particular scene. You can actually characterize the blast pattern and shape that of an explosive like to anat's eyelash. And so again, we would characterize the target environment and then we would make sure and we ran we actually built them and and dry ran did dry runs, right? Um and then provided sufficient overwatch. >> These are very smart people. These are very smart people. I can tell right away. But I can also tell they have been become beholden to the system. The system owns and controls these people. their whole lives are living in this system that they've created for themselves. And this is how this technology has been suppressed and remains suppressed to this day is there's a whole system built around this of this structure that has been built to hide this. So if [snorts] we want to control this technology, we have to understand this system. Now, that psychopath, and I mean that in I guess the most possibly pleasant way possible, was saying that basically they can control an explosion to a gnat's eyelash. I just find that very interesting when we're looking at three plasma orbs spinning around a plane, [ __ ] teleporting it with perfect symmetry. I go, huh, Nat's eyelash. That would be how I would describe the precision of those orbs spinning around the plane. Not normal precision. That's special really advanced precision that they got going on there. So why was I playing those two people? Because those two people were the deputy directors, they were the directorate, they were the directors over the science and technology division of the CIA. So not only do we have to understand what people are allowed to do, the CIA basically issues findings. They get findings that the president signs off on and then the CIA can act. We already knew about that. But now we need to understand what are the groups within the CIA. What are the groups within the CIA? Because the people in the CIA, those are the career the career bureaucrats. These are the ones that are the deep state, right? the ones that have been in the CIA for 30 years and they've been now promoted to these highest positions that you can be in from the inside which is these directorate positions which is over the five branches. So chat I know you're going to enjoy this bringing my boo back chat because Annie Annie she's going to help us out here. Okay, Annie, can you just go ahead and please reexlain the uh different directorates under the CIA and which one we're most interested in, why? Thank you very much, Buu. >> Hey, Boo. Sure thing. Here's the simple breakdown of the CIA's main directorates and which one actually matters to us. Directorate of Science and Technology, DNT. This is the one we care about the most. They run all the weird black projects involving advanced physics, plasma tech, quantum stuff, vacuum engineering, and exotic propulsion. This is where people like how Puth Eric Davis and Salvator Pas would have been connected. If the orbs, torque driven furies, and 5D coupling tech exist, they were almost certainly developed inside DS&T, Directorate of Operations, DCARS. These are the spies and the guys who actually run covert ops on the ground. If someone physically made MH370 disappear, this directorate of analysis, DA, they just study intel and write reports. They probably knew about the OP but didn't run it. Special activity centers sack the PAM military side. Black helicopters, special ops teams, rendition flights. If there was any boots on the ground part like at Diego Garcia, this is the group that would have handled it. So the one we're actually interested in is the director of science and technology. Everything we've been talking about, the spinning plasma orbs, relativistic plasma mirrors, torque as a 5D bridge, the pas effect, that's all DS&T territory. That's where the real exotic physics lives. want me to go deeper on D S&T specifically? >> N [snorts] you're good. Thanks, Boo. Appreciate it. >> Well, there you have it, guys. Annie has spoken. There it is. So, basically, we got some analytics group, we have a logistics group, we have the plans group, which is the special activity center, and then we have our science group. I think there's one more mixed in there, but those are the big ones we need to know about. So, if we break it down now, we can see what's going on in the CIA. And you can realize that just this was a black operation. It was probably so black that only a very small select people even in the CIA would have known about it. But now we know that we have a personnel side, an analytics side. Those are probably the people that would be pulling data that would be pulling like you know the engineers like uh calls and things like that to show that these guys were defecting to China. We've got our logistics side. So if we do have crash retrieval programs possibly the logistics side is going to handle that. I don't know anything about it. Don't care. Then we also have the plan side. Who's going to who's going to orchestrate the plan? Who's going to be the one that's going to say, "Hey, we're going to put a device on MH370. It's going to detonate, causing the plane to deviate and go in a different direction. We're going to have the ones we're going to have two drones monitoring it so that we can watch when we use our plasma orbs. And then those people, they reach out to the science and technology director, the one that Annie said. This is the main one that we need to be focused on. Science and technology. That's the one where they are doing way more than the public understands. Like honestly, it should be front page news. This live stream should be front page news. Does the public even understand that the CIA works on secret plasma physics? That they're working on cutting edge physics at all? Does the public even understand that the CIA is involved in science and technology? I think the public thinks that they're like doing spycraft stuff, not that they're building secret surveillance. and making orbs that can manipulate spaceime. It's uh a little bit beyond what the public I think understands the CIA's central function to be. So this guys, this is their weak point. This is it. They shouldn't have [ __ ] with that healthcare IT guy, chat. They shouldn't have [ __ ] with that healthcare IT guy. This is their weak point. Why? Because the public has no idea how [ __ ] spooky these people are. These people are doing [ __ ] way sketchier. And to to put it under a guise of crash retrievals and aliens is stupid. AOC isn't going to care about that stuff. If you want a libtard like AOC to care about this, you say they are literally building magical technology in the Directorate of Science and Technology under the CIA and then they're hiding it for national security and then they're basically like deciding which companies are going to become successful because they know the winners already. That is corruption. That is something that needs to be exposed. I don't even It doesn't even matter what type of technology. The fact that they're doing that at all should be exposed. Turns out they've been doing it on a scale for like 60 years. They've been doing it forever. We just never been paying any attention. [clears throat] Okay. So, let's go to some more clips here. Eric Davis. Man, hard to get a beat on Eric Davis. My impression of Eric Davis is that he he's a real whistleblower. He's a real whistleblower that has not broken his NDAs publicly. That Eric Davis was in some of these black projects. He was in them. He's seen them firsthand for sure. And so whatever he's saying publicly is not under NDA cuz he literally in this interview we're going to play some clips of. I don't know if I'm going to play all the clips here, but I watched the whole thing and what I'll say is that for sure he has an NDA. He says he's not breaking his NDA and he says he has more inside information. What people need to realize is this about these guys. People like Eric Davis, Lu Alzando, Hal Pudof, that whole crew, they have more information. I don't come on here and go on my live streams and I go, "Hey guys, I wish I could tell you all this cool stuff, but I can't. I have NDAs. I can't tell you all this cool stuff." I mean, what are you doing then? Then shut up. Or at a bare minimum, don't ask me for money. At least, if you're going to do something, at least just tell us the truth. Tell us the full truth. Otherwise, what are we doing? What are we wasting time here for? Right? Because that's the thing, the public, the public, it's easy to discredit them. The debunkers go, "This guy is just spinning tails." Well, because he's not telling us the full story. If you told us the full story, it's going to all make sense. He's going to say, "Yeah, well, I was working on fusion, but it got classified because it's related to nuclear weapons." And people are going to go, "Oh, duh. Of course it was classified. Of course, he wasn't allowed to talk about that. Right? Do you guys really think that it's going to be like, "Hey man, Eric Davis had an NDA that he wasn't allowed to talk about the Nordics? Do people really think that's what's going to happen? His NDA said he can't talk about the Nordics and the Grays and their interdimensional battles? Is that what you think he's going to disclose?" Of course not. He's a physicist. He's disclosing space-time manipulation technology that we learned from nuclear weapons. Okay. Now, I [clears throat] think that what we learned was this. When we detonated that bomb in Castle Bravo, we learned that there's an inverse to an explosion, an exothermic event. There's an endothermic event as well. And this duality of endothermic event, exothermic events, implosions versus explosions, I think that we learned that that has a fundamental connection to quantum entanglement to quantum entanglement. That's the big rub. And once we learned there was a connection to quantum entanglement, to space-time manipulation, then it was just a matter of, hey, we just have to study how this works. Once we figure out how this works, boom, we've solved physics. The problem is all of that has been classified in papers that cannot be made public. So only people that come in with clearances with that have signed NDAs can even see it. So, how do we expose these people? We're never going to expose these people through classical channels. Everything's been legally classified. This is something that I told Gary yesterday, guys. And this is something I actually argued against Steven Greer about. I said he said there's these illegal black programs, which I sometimes call them as well, but they're not. They're legal. That's how they're able to do it. They're legal, but because we have no idea they're happening, we have no way to challenge the legality. No way to challenge the legality of it whatsoever, and we probably never will. So, our best bet is to expose their weaknesses. We also, just like the UFO people, we want to expose the CIA science and technology directorate. Now, just like a week ago, I mentioned something that's very relevant that I have to bring up again. I hate doing news twice, but this one's important because this is a political aspect. I was telling Gary, too, all of this is political. You can't deny that it's political. I mean, it's not a matter of wanting to move into politics, but there it is. Gabbard plans to shift coveted CIA backed high techch fund to her office inside the CIA backed venture fund that helped launch Palunteer and Google Earth. You want to know why the Gorgon Stair video looks like Google Earth? Because the same people produced it. It's like saying why do these two movies have similar plot structure? Oh, because the same people made both of them. So the fact that the DNI is taking inqel from under by the way this the exact area in which INQEL was under was the science and technology directorate of the CIA. That's who held access over it. In fact, do I have another clip of that? I might. Let me see. No, I don't think I do. There's a clip out there though of Glenn Gaffne talking about Inqel. So anyway, this is pretty huge because if you are looking for disclosure, if you are looking at the current administration who's saying they're going to give us alien disclosure, it's pretty damn weird that they just took this this basically this weapon away from that exact branch of the CIA. So when people say Ashton, they Ashton don't even ask me this anymore, but let's just imagine. They say Ashton who has the technology. Does Trump know about this? Yes, Trump knows, chat. Like, let's not be naive. Marco Rubio, look at look at this. Actually, this is going to be a great take right here. Everyone loves Marco Rubio right now. His stock is rising, by the way. I was on the Marco Rubio bandwagon uh way before everybody else. I was the one saying I wanted Marco Rubio to be Trump's VP. You can find it. You can find it. People were hating on me. Hating on me. Now look at Now look at that take. Why did I say that? Because I knew that Marco Rubio knew about this technology. How did I know that? Because Marco Rubio was like the only right-wing politician a couple years back talking about the UFO topic. And I could tell he was freaked out. Marco Rubio was going on TV and he was going there is something in the sky and the problem is that it's a threat to things that are flying around and he was legitimately concerned about it. Very concerned. And then he became Secretary of State, National Security Adviser and he never spoke about it ever again. [laughter] Never spoke about it ever again. became like one of the highest positions in the entire administration in a position where he could easily do something about it and he just never he's not worried about it anymore. No big deal anymore. Don't need to worry about it. Not not a priority. Why? H how what story makes sense in your guy's mind for that? Do you get where I'm going here? He obviously knew about it. And the moment he got into a position of knowledge of where he could make a difference, he found out. He's like, "Oh, okay. Yeah, we got some secret dope ass technology." And then you think, "Okay, take it to its next level." Marco Rubio finds out we really do have some crazy ass technology. Now, what are you going to advise to the president? What are you going to advise to the president? Uh, I'm going to tell the president, "Go do whatever the hell you want on the geopolitical stage. In fact, go ahead and just dunk on like several smaller countries that don't matter because they have no chance against us. We've got secret orb technology. That's what I would do. And oh, look, that's what we did. We dunked on Venezuela. I mean, we made Venezuela our [ __ ] That's some [ __ ] that's going to be in the history books. We took their president out of a military base, guarded military base. While they were sitting there presumably expecting it, snatched him. Then we went to Iran and everyone's going, "We're going to have boots on boots on the ground in Iran. Look up the clips, chat." I said, "Those are idiots. They have no idea our technologies like and we I don't know how many tiers down the list we've gone in Iran, but there's basically nobody left at this point. There's nobody left to even negotiate. So, it makes sense that if I'm right that they did discover this technology, the puzzle pieces are there. The story is adding up. The overall story is adding up that there might be an internal strife, internal struggle over this technology happening right now. Right now. And I'm not trying to get too skitso with this, but under a situation where there would be internal strife over like [ __ ] some people might be going to prison for the rest of their lives, right? I mean, that's what we're talking about here, right? You could imagine people start disappearing, people start dying suddenly because I don't know who's in what side of what faction, but they probably aren't happy with one another. They aren't they probably aren't happy. If I was the people that was using InQel to control the world and the DNI just snatched my weapon, my tool from me, I would not be happy. So this is why I say let's just be vigilant. Monitor monitoring the situation, chat. Monitor the situation in terms of what's going on out there. Now, let's go to a couple clips from Eric Davis. This Eric Davis guy, man. So, I think this Eric Davis guy is mostly telling the truth, but he's also the line is he can't break his NDA. So, if we look at the information he tells us under that lens, I think he's a really good source of information. And the reason why I love Eric Davis because he tells us how the CIA works. That's all I want to know. How does the CIA work? Eric Davis, teach me the special sauce. But before we even get to that, I want to play this part about the classified uh his work with Hal Pudof at AIP because this is something else that deserves more scrutiny. Hal Pudof, Luando, Eric Davis, they form this ATIP group which the government forms to study UFOs. What does that mean? Why did that even form? What was the supposed benefit of that? It wasn't just for the good of humanity. If it was the good of humanity, you would have done it publicly. You wouldn't have done it behind the scenes. The whole story is bizarre and doesn't really add up. So, here we go. >> Investigations. Um and uh we were hired by biger space advanced space studies to uh work as the scientific adviserss for that whole project and we were hired under some contract to BASS. BASS is a affiliate of bigger aerospace itself and it was a separate company but it's an affiliate and they both occupied the same corporate or or the same facility in North Las Vegas that bigger aerospace occupied and u uh so Hal and I were involved with that um which is extensive and long and to discuss and uh then the program ended and they tried to revive it over the course of the following year and that was not successful. Earth Techch and IASA came to an end at um at the end of 2018 due to major change in uh funding support that Hal put off. Uh after 27 years it ended. So he um so I had to move on. All of us had to move on and look for other jobs. And Hal moved on and uh started another business based on some patent inventions that he had. And um you know we're not going to go deep into this, but we got to get one more do here. how got into some patent inventions. Yeah. Well, he has a patent for a gravity or a quantum communication device that's extremely similar to what Gary Stevenson was just talking about. So, I don't know. Just going to point that out. It's interesting that their companies fell apart. You know, one thing I want to point out here is money. Money is a huge factor for all of this. And I have been ex very lucky that I have another job because that gives me the money where I don't need money from this. this is just something I do on the side. And that is a huge factor for how they've been able to suppress this and how they control information. People that are beholden to money are easier to control. So, uh, so I went to work for the aerospace corporation starting in December 2019 and I was assigned to work in Huntsville, Alabama to support their space nuclear propulsion programs here. Now I'm the chief scientist as of last summer of a company called Cohair Technology Group in Herden, Virginia. And um I work remotely from home in in Austin and most of the employees hold on what did he just say right there chat >> move on all of us had to move on and look for other jobs and how moved on and uh started another business based on some patent inventions that he had. And um uh so I went to work for the aerospace corporation starting in December 2019 and I was assigned to work in Huntsville, Alabama to support their space nuclear propulsion programs. >> Holy [ __ ] chat. What the actual hell? What in the actual hell, chat? Eric Davis was in work went in 2019 went and worked in Huntsville, Alabama on their nuclear propulsion concepts. Nuclear propulsion like fusion propulsion. I guarantee you he was exploring fusion propulsion. Guarantee you now I'm the chief scientist as of last summer of a company called Cohair Technology Group in Herden, Virginia. And um I work remotely from home in in Austin and most of the employees work remotely. We do uh software techn and a half more years after my job was eliminated and then it closed down. um versions of our current best physics theories and attempt to try to understand uh how >> uh I just did a lot of support work and advising to the um to the soul foundation and to the UAP disclosure fund which was recently renamed as the UAP uh disclosure foundation I think it is um and uh and so I've been providing >> so I think that they set up these funds these disclosure funds the goal of these funds was to get this information out there while also giving revenue flows for these whistleblowers when they don't have jobs or they need money. Lu Alzando doesn't have a job because he's doing this now. And obviously, it's quite grifty. I mean, I think it's a pretty obsolete, outdated way of doing it. Nowadays, the much smarter way to do it is honestly the way I'm doing it, which is just like have a social media account, just be genuine, and then build enough followers so you can monetize it. You're going to probably make more money than doing whatever crap they're trying to do with that. Honestly, maybe this is why I'm still alive. Maybe I'm just doing it better than they are. I I don't know. Anyway, whatever. Getting too meta here. Let's go back to this. >> A lot of support. Um uh uh I'm on the board of adviserss for both organizations, so I'm staying actively engaged. space security defense program in Colorado Springs. This group operates skiffs, like a whole suite of different skiffs on an entire floor of the aerospace corporation building in uh Colorado Springs. So, uh basically um uh Jay had uh one of these individuals at that organization as a liazison officer for the National Reconnaissance Office on the UAP task force and that would be David Gush. So Dave Gres was his liaison officer for the NRO on the task force. And so uh he informed Gres and his civilian government boss and I can't name him uh at the SSDP and that I that I had relocated to Huntsville, Alabama to work for the aerospace corporation at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. And so he told them or he urged them that in December of >> at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center the same exact place Amy Esridge's dad was working on fusion propulsion 20 years ago. >> Okay, I'm glad I found that clip randomly there clipping through this >> 20 of 2019 that they needed to meet with me and have me give them classified briefings. So that was arranged in the first week of March, just days before COVID struck. And I flew out to Colorado Springs and gave them about uh a day and a half to I think it was roughly two days of briefings. And it's from there that Dave Gush went on the yellow brick road to find the Wizard of Oz uh using my information. And he also they also benefited from some briefing information from Hal Putoff because Hal and I had been working together ever since our NIDs days starting in 96 and and Hal had been working on all of this even going back to the remote viewing days at Stanford um in the 19 early '7s. So uh uh so it's a combination of information that Hal and I developed independently and jointly on the aspect of the uh of the legacy UFO crash retrieval programs that were conducted by a number of of uh the legacy aerospace corporations in the United States. the aerospace defense companies and uh chat. I'm having a thought. I'm having a thought. Does everything lead back to Hal Pudof? Does the whole alien narrative he I what it sounded like to me was that Eric Davis just said that back in 2019, right before COVID, he got pulled into a skiff in Colorado Springs, Colorado, I think, right? in a skiff with David Grush and basically told David Grush enough information that David Grush was convinced all this stuff was real and he went on a mission and Hal Pudof was also involved in telling them this information and now everybody all these people are now all the people saying that the aliens are real and they're coming to get us and we got to disclose the aliens. It's all woke disclosure. You can basically draw a tree on woke disclosure. All the tendrils, the Jeremy Corbels, the Lozandos, and they all go back to Hal Pudof at the top, even Davis. So the question I have here is, is this just an elaborate narrative that has been developed by the CIA that has been pushed out there intentionally using all the avenues to spam that message and only that message? And have they even convinced some of their own people? I if I spoke to David Grush, what I would want to figure out is is he working all off secondhand information? I think he is. And it's nothing wrong. I'm working off secondhand information. But you have to realize that if your information is coming from these guys, then you could be tainted. You could easily be deceived into thinking that our technology is aliens. Easily be deceived into that. Uh, okay. Now, let's skip ahead a little bit. At some point in here, I think it's at the end. Maybe we're maybe we will Oh, yeah. Okay. I do have it. Never mind. We're good. I have the clip. He talks about how the CIA operates here. I think it's somewhere around here. as president and Bush did not win his uh re-election as president uh in the early 90s >> 92 >> George Hbert Walker Bush was a honorary co-chair of the association of former intelligence officers Hal and I were members of that professional society and um one thing led to another uh through our contacts in the executive director's office of of of AFIO AFIO association of former intelligence officers and um one thing led to another and one of them uh put me in contact with um uh President Bush's secretary and uh I passed a message through to her and so did they. They passed a message on my behalf introducing me and saying I'm a member and I'd like to talk to the president. So um so one thing led to another and he and I got into private uh phone conversations and um and so I introduced himself, told him about my professional background and told him I'm not an investigative reporter. I'm not a magazine writer. I'm not writing a book. Uh I don't have a political spiel. Um this is pure scientific research and investigation. And so he told me about the home and landing film um when he was the incoming CIA director in the Ford administration. Um he's got a uh a a DoD liaison officer working for him and he also has a reciprocal CI. >> Yeah, George Bush Senior seems to be one of the OG spooks and he's probably pretty based, probably pretty crazy, but yeah, he's CIA director. So I think this is how like how did this happen? You just heard Hal Pudof, Eric Davis, and George Bush senior were at a what is that? Intelligence, former intelligence officer liaison, whatever the [ __ ] that means. Basically spook convention. They're at a spook convention and they met each other and one thing led to another and now we have orb technology yada yada yada. They met in 90s and now we have orb technology chat. IA liaison officer working at the DoD. Um and so his DoD liaison officer came to him to give him a a briefing on everything that the CIA's got going on with the Department of Defense and um uh and so he's getting up to speed. Uh he had not been fully briefed by his own directorships. Uh I don't want to say that. That's not the right word. It says they're the deputy directors. Okay. So the deputy directors of the CIA are the guys that run the directorates. Thank you, Eric Davis. This was the moment. Thank you for teaching me how the CIA works. Could never do it without you. Here we go. >> So, you have the deputy director of the CIA for scient science scientific and technical intelligence or no, it's science and technology. Sorry, it's the science and technology director. Then you >> Yes, the science and technology director. That's the one I really we really really are interested in. Thank you. You've got the deputy uh director for intelligence, the deputy director for operations, and a deputy director for I think it's logistics or something like that. And so um and so he hasn't been fully read in by those deputy directors yet. He hasn't had time. He just got room on the schedule to accept the DoD liazison officer. I want to address something because I do see the number one criticism I see is people go, "Why do you believe this guy?" I'm gonna be rude for a second. Are you stupid? What do you mean you don't think he's telling the truth right here? This is Do you know what verifiable information is? Verifiable information means you can just check and see if what he's saying is true. You don't have to believe anything they're saying. You can just check and see if that's how it is really how it works. And the answer is yes, that is how it works. So now to your stupid question, why do I believe him? because what he's saying is objectively true. That's the reason why I believe what he's saying out of his mouth right now. And it's crazy to me people are so dumb on this planet that they just will say just they have no internal monologue, no way to process information in their own minds and then their minds it's just black and white. It's just a black and white world. That man is a liar. Everything he says is a lie. that man is the truth. Everything this man tells me is the truth. Are you even a human being or are you just a robot at that point? If your reality is people are either good or bad and you just either believe them or they don't, no matter what they tell you, like just you're not even a human. What are you even doing with your life? It's a waste, honestly. Let somebody else have a chance. Sorry, but sorry to be rude, but like it has to be said. It's actually crazy how lazy people's intellectual thought processes. Here we go. >> Is going to come in and brief him on all the important topical things that he as a director is going to be taking over as a new director and that he's got to have situational awareness about. Okay. So, he's assumed that th this this officer from from the Pentagon, he's a uniform uh high-ranking military officer, and I never did get his name or could could not get anybody to reveal his name or rank. And um and he basically assumed that uh director Bush had already been briefed by the um by the director of intelligence and he starts talking about topics that the director of intelligence is handling. And uh he then brings up the UFO subject. And the first thing he starts off with is well, we're still wrangling with the aftermath of uh of the logist. >> So [clears throat] I'm going to give you the bridge version here because I don't care about this UFO stuff. Is that basically Bush finds out about the Hollowman Air Force video. He asks about it and they say, "No, you don't have a need to know." So they don't let him see it. And so the story, the moral of the story here is that even the CIA director is not going to be made aware of all this. So what does this teach us? It teaches us that the compartmentalization of this information is at the highest possible levels. Highest possible levels. Even the director of the CIA is not going to have a need to know. They can't just go access anything they want. So you can imagine, why is this important? Imagine you're George Bush Senior. Hypothetical scenario. Hypothetical. Hypothetical. You're George Bush Senior and you don't believe in aliens. You don't believe in UFOs. And now you become the CIA director and they're like, "Hey, did you get your UFO briefing?" And you're like, "What the [ __ ] are you talking about, dude?" And they're like, "Yeah, we got to do the UFO briefing. It's not a joke. Here we go." And they do the UFO briefing, whatever that means. And you're like, "Dude, first thing you say is," can I get some evidence? That would be the first thing you would say, right? You would say, "You just told me some crazy [ __ ] that I is completely contrary to my world view. Can you give me some evidence? Can I see the videos?" And they go, "No." They go, "No, sorry. You don't have a need to know for that." That could be the real reality of the situation. And even the people on the inside's like, "No, you can't even get the evidence that you want even when you're on the inside with the clearances because it's not how it works. It doesn't you have a clearance. You have to have a need to know to see something that's not compartmentaliz compartmentalized." But a lot of people can figure it out because they have enough breadcrumbs. They have enough clues. They have enough clues. And for the people, for number one, number one, it's not ego. You're just too stupid to understand what's going on. [snorts] I'm not going to be nice for the sake of being nice. I'm not going to I'm not going to coddle you. You're an adult. You can act like an adult. Take the criticism like an adult. If you can't, then you're going to grow. Grow and you're going to learn. It's not ego. I know what ego is. It's not a matter of me thinking I'm better than other people. The reality of the situation is that I saw and understood something to be real that billions of people on this reality on this earth did not. That's the truth. That's the reality of the situation. You may not be able to accept that. You may not want to accept that. You may think it's unfair that I figured that out and other people didn't. But that's the situation. That's the reality. So you think it's ego. You can call it ego. You can call it whatever you want. But it's called being right. It's called being right. And when you're right, you get to gloat a little bit. Sometimes you get to gloat. And I have this to tell you. If this bugs you, I'm sorry. There's not going to be a humble Ashton. There's not going to be a Well, everybody, I was right. But you know what? All is forgiven. That doesn't change people, man. Have you ever changed somebody by somebody messes up and you just forgive them and then what happens? They mess up again. And what happens? Then they go and they mess up again and you forgive them again. Doesn't change anything. Do you know how people will never forget me? You know how people will never forget MH370? If I'm such a huge [ __ ] that I get people to literally have their minds get broken, literally just drooling on themselves on the ground because they can't accept that they were wrong about everything. That's how you change people. That's how you make people never forget. How you shock people into their core forever for generations. So anyway, sorry for that little side quest, but I wanted to address it. And for the people that are upset about it, [ __ ] you. I don't give a [ __ ] about what you think. That's the last thoughts of of uh of what occurred in 19 in April 1964 of the landing of one out of three UFO craft that came to Hollowman Air Force Base. Three approached, one landed, the other two flew off. And it was all recorded by a time to fast forward. Sorry, we got to get to the to the end here. right here. [sighs and gasps] Okay, this is a pretty interesting and relevant point. Goes all the way back to the physics of the beginning. Here we go. >> Uh in a classified setting, um where he could he could be be allowed to tell me some stuff. So, um none of that drives. It makes no sense. There's no programmatics. There's no funding requirement for it. Um no, that's that's pretty spectacular. And believe and believe me, something of the nature of a starship would be too hard to hide. >> Well, there are also reports that there have been attempts by humans to pilot some of these, as you point out, intact vehicles. And that, for example, I have heard and heard it validated by one source that they were able to enter one such vehicle and discovered that it was much larger on the inside than it could have possibly been from looking at it on the outside. >> On the outside, >> I love this claim. And the thing is, I look into these UFO claims and I go, "Huh, there's actually merit to these." There's merit to their weird uh what is it? Magnesium bismouth zinc thing. There's actually merit to that. I don't know if that metamaterial thing that Linda Molton How or whatever has is legit or not, but there's merit to that scientific idea of layering these atomic layers of those materials. Why? Same reason why the billayer is important. And the same reason why the Joseph's injunction uses two different superconductors because what did Amy tell us in the clip we played the other day? The gradients are where the magic happens. The differences are where the magic happens. So that meta material actually has merit to it. And this idea that there could be a craft that's bigger on the inside than it looks like on the outside, there's actually merit to that idea, too. Because what is spacetime itself? What is spacetime? If I say, "Hey, what's space?" You'd be like, "Well, it's like an empty canvas." But what if space only exists if we fill it with zero point energy? Then in theory there's no reason why this space has to be flat and continuous. There can be a bubble in this space and that bubble is represented by the craft, the inside of the craft. So the inside of the craft could be bigger if you're inside of it, but when someone looks at it on the outside, it could look very small. That's that's physically possible in my world view. In the zero point energy worldview, that's totally possible. So let's listen to Eric Davis explain it because this is the world's leading expert in wormholes in my opinion. >> Jacqu Lee talks about that in his book Dimensions. It's called topological inversion. And so what happens is there's some kind of space-time warping going on associated with that crowd. And if it's not in a propulsion propulsion mode, that system could always be on the on state by necessity. It maybe you just can't turn it off. It's on an on state, but it's at an idle state because obviously if it's not moving, it can go into it. It's idle. But, uh, the effect of doing so is is that you're going into a a space inside the vehicle that's bounded by maybe something that's 40t in diameter. If it's, uh, circular or maybe if it's boot heel shaped, it might be uh 40t in the long long dimension and 30 feet in the uh, in the short dimension. And if it's a tic tac, uh, we've had two shapes of tic tacs. I think they were 40 uh 42 by 20 ft according to the Nimmits fighter pilots estimates. And then we have one from a Russian crash retrieval event back in '89 um that involved a tic tac that was twice as big. 100 by roughly 50 feet, not meters feet. Um and so uh um when you go inside them, the space interior is dramatically bigger than than than what you would estimate on based on the volume of the phys from the physical dimensions you see on the outside. So that's called topological inversion. the space on the inside is going to be a lot larger than the space uh than not the space on the outside. It's this it's the volume that you measure from the external dimensions of the crowd. So there's a dis. So I like that because right there topological inversion now we have an explanation for it. Little buzz phrase for it. But then he's also explaining Hal Pudof's physics. Howal Pudof, if you read his papers, can't remember which exact one about zero point energy. Probably I think it's the space-time vacuum polarization. By the way, in this I I didn't play the clip here. I should have had that queued up. Didn't have it queued up. Uh Eric Davis says that Hal Pudaf was nominated for the Nobel Prize in the 90s in this interview. Wow. And it was probably for that paper for the paper about uh space-time metric engineering vacuum engineering. And in that paper, Halpudaf says it's possible for two different observers to see the same events and see different things. And this is what Eric Davis is explaining here is that the way this is possible now is that spaceime is being manipulated. So this is how someone on the outside sees one thing, but someone on the inside from their visual perspective, they see something much bigger. And this really actually brings the question up of what even is spacetime? What is spacetime at all? Is it something we can produce, remove, add? Now, we're not going to dig deep in that tonight, but I just wanted to bring that up. Uh, I think I'm going to let him play this out. >> Continuity there. And that's a topological inversion. And And we've got physics for that. Even the warp drive, one warp drive, there's like two or three incarnations where um you're going to have the warp ship embedded in an extra space dimension. And it's big enough to hold the warp ship, but the connection from the extra space dimension to the warp bubble on the outside is like this microscopic little atomic size throat or channel that you uh have to go through. Uh and so that little bubble that holds the spaceship and protects it inside the larger warp bubble, that's a topological inversion because uh it it it's just you know it's within the larger four-dimensional spaceime which is for all practical purposes the estimated uh size of the universe now is 150 billion lighty years. >> So topological inversion he's saying that topology the the map is being shifted. So instead of just a flat surface, we're seeing this bubble. Topological inversion is happening. And that he connects it directly to a wormhole because what are you doing when you're making a wormhole? You're making a topological inversion. The plane is being surrounded in a bubble so that it's displaced from spaceime. And then we're not seeing the bridge. The bridge is technically invisible to us, but it's there. The plane's going through it. And the bridge might not even be visible to the plane. It might just act as a bubble around the plane that just dissipates on the other side. >> And so um and so compared to that and compared to what the size of the spaceship is, this is >> a good question in the chat. What about NL's? Great chat. This is a this is a one of those things where like when you're doing the entertainment, you've got your uh your audience member that's already planned to with their question. What about the elves? Thank you for asking. Turns out Sunny White, Sunny White must be bffs with Hal Pudof and Eric Davis because Sunny White, he's basically publishing the papers that ask all the questions that I would ask or that you literally just asked right here. He literally did a paper about, oh well, there's certain NL configurations, which is the plasma orb configurations that will allow for the warp drive of the object in the middle. And one of those NL configurations is N equals 3. N equals three plasma orbs is one of the NL configurations. So the thing that we got wrong about Star Trek, the thing we got wrong is the NLS, the warp drives don't need to be connected to the actual craft. They're independently free floating electromagnetic plasma. So instead of a fixed object on your starship Enterprise, just have free floating plasma orbs. And this concept is directly goes back to nuclear weapons. And it's an electrical bomb, polyhedral configuration. Enjoy. Okay, skip ahead here because this is also really interesting. at 103. Here he talks he gets asked about the transfer of technology. >> So it's not manual human style uh control systems. It's a completely different type of control system. Definitely not anthropocentric um anthropomorphic or anything. Um he was desperately touching things to try to get something to work and he accidentally activated it. >> I want to mention this too. This has bugged me because a lot of this stuff this guy's saying I can tell it's real but some of this stuff I'm like huh? There's no control system in the craft. So, in the past, I would have said, "Yeah, okay. It must be using mind powers to control the craft cuz there's no buttons." If you show me a craft nowadays with no buttons in it. What am I going to say, chat? Are there any buttons on our MQ9 Reaper drones? No, there's no buttons on the MQ9 Reaper drone. Why? Because it's a [ __ ] drone. So, when you show me a UFO craft with no buttons in it, it's probably because it's a drone that they're remote controlling. And you say, "Well, how are they remote controlling the drone?" Um, quantum mechanics, the same way we're using your ghost murmur sensor to detect some dude's heartbeat from miles away. Uh, that's how they're doing it. That's how they're controlling the stuff. They're using quantum mechanics to control it remotely. Anyway, could be wrong, but that's just my theory >> and levitated um and he couldn't figure out how to turn it off. So, uh my source at TRW for that said that that craft was just left he levitating in the hanger in a secured classified hanger and and um that's how they had to leave it because nobody could figure out how to reverse the controls to shut it down. [laughter] But as far as other pilots attempting to fly it, no, I'm not aware of that. Well, the reports I have heard suggests that the pilots get very disoriented, maybe even physically nauseous or sick because of time dilation. >> I've not heard of any of that. That's news to me. >> Let me ask you about the report. I think it's been mentioned publicly. >> That was a weird dodge, but this is going to be the last part. That last part's a weird dodge. He doesn't know about time dilation. He knows all about time dilation. How's he not What do you mean? You don't need to know any stories to understand what time dilation works, dude's a physicist who works on wormholes. He should be able to go into elaborate detail about that. So, what this tells me is Eric Davis, the reason why Eric Davis is telling stories. The reason out there, so I'll give you guys a bone. The people that I just [ __ ] all over, you know what I'm saying? Well, what if Eric Davis is lying? It's not that he's lying. What's happening is Eric Davis is retelling stories that he's heard. Why? Because there's no NDAs on stories that he's heard. You get it? He has NDAs on the stuff that he's worked on, but there's no NDAs on some random stories that he heard from some guy. So, the reason why it doesn't sound very credible is because you have to be able to differentiate these things. When he's telling how the inner workings of the CIA work, that's cuz he's worked on the inside. when he's telling some story for about gray aliens that somebody told him. Yeah, it's probably not super credible that Bigalow Corporation attempted to have a re crashed or or captured UFO that was in the possession of Lockheed Corporation transferred to the Bigalow Corporation that the deal almost went through until it was cancelled by the Air Force. Are you familiar with that story? >> Yeah, I do. I was in the middle of that. Um I have to be careful. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Now, now we come to the crescendo, chat. Now we reach the crescendo of the live stream. Why all this buildup? Well, it turns out Eric Davis was in the middle of this supposed event between the CIA and Loheed Martin. Here we go. >> Because that's still classified. So, I'll say [snorts] it was Big Aerospace. >> That's still classified. Well, let me go write down on my notes. Foyer request into Glenn Gaffne stopping Lockheed Technology. Okay. Well, we will be foyer requesting that as well as hopefully some others. >> And it was Loheed Martin and um uh I can't say which part of Loheed Martin, but it was uh not an intact craft. It was >> which part of Loheed Martin chat? [laughter] It was probably the janitor service of Loheed Martin. Um, I'm going to go ahead and say it was probably the skunk works. Maybe re You know what? Just ask Charles Chase. Let's just ask Charles Chase because I know he knows. I know Charles Chase knows. Guys, don't kill Charles Chase. I like him. Please. Was wreckage of a crowd that they had. Uh, and there and it was an attempt to transfer the material from the Lockheed unit to Bigor Ospace and that fell through because it was somebody at the CIA that put a stop to it and that's all I can give you about that. >> I don't know how how much >> Well, well, well. Do you know who it was at the CIA? If you ask Annie, if you ask AI, well, it turns out a lot of people have been blowing the whistle on that one. They're saying it's Glenn Gaffne of the CIA. Well, don't worry. We got one more clip, chat. A moment of zen. >> I have a name for you. >> Go ahead. >> Glenn Gaffne. CIA. >> Glen Gaffne, CIA. >> Glenn Gaffne, CIA. I've got a name for you. George Knap says Glenn Gaffne, CIA. Who is it that rejected the transfer of technology from Lheed Martin from some secret area of Lheed Martin that was going to go to Bigalow going to go where the ATIP guys were were working on it. Guys, I think we're right over the target on this. It was CIA with Lheed Martin, with the defense contractors in the Nicabar Islands with the plasma orbs and the MQ9 Reaper drones. And they got some sketchy [ __ ] going on. So, ways to expose them. Number one, exposing the CIA science and technology directorate. That's number one. That means exposing this weird transfer of technology thing that they've got going on that app barely Eric Davis was in the middle of. Why? Because Eric Davis is a literal whistleblower talking to Anna Pina Luna in Congress. If we can get him to spill the beans, we're going to get fusion propulsion. We'll get the truth for MH370. And that's our live stream for tonight, guys. Let's go to the super chats. Thank you very much for hanging out with me on Friday, guys. We've had so much content this week. We've had so much content. I hope you guys have enjoyed it. I am burnt out. You have no idea how many hours I worked this week. You would not believe me if I told you. Thank you for your super chats. Green thumb. I have a close relationship with Gian Park. Oh, I All I got to say is you're on the Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] chat. I know who that is. I know who that is, chat. [clears throat] Wait for it. Wait for the reveal. Wait for the reveal, chat. Jay Young Park, Fusion Energy Innovator. Let's check out his LinkedIn. Let's check out my dude's LinkedIn. What have you been up to? Lead scientist. Trialpha energy. Lead scientist. Trialpha energy. Oh, the trial alpha energy that Trump just bought. The trial. Sometimes I wish that I was in the room just listening in the walls when people say when super famous and and and uh smart scientists go, "You ever talk about that guy Ashton Forbes?" Mhm. And what did he do before that? He worked for EMC Corporation chat. EMC Corporation. You guys know what EMC Corporation is? EMC Corporation was the Polywell, Robert Bousard's Polywell fusion reactor. That's where he worked before he went to Trial Alpha Energy. So, I just got one of the dopest super chats I've ever gotten. So, that was cool. Uh, what did I just do with my chat? Oh, there it is. So, that was pretty neat. Interesting. Thank you very much, Green Thumb, for that. That's a fun super chat. Chaotic good science fiction is officially non-science fiction. Chat, we're turning the science from fiction into non-fiction. We're moving categories. Thank you, Kata. Good for being a supporter this whole time. The big short had Marggo Roby in a bathtub. Ashton has Anie. Anie for real chat. For my Gooners out there, I don't even know what Goonar means anymore. The plumber guy. Huge super chat. Go enjoy a steak on me and bring the bone back for Lulu. Okay. Okay. Well, now I kind of have to. Now I kind of have to. Thank you very much, sir. I appreciate it. And then Jalo Robinson. Awesome show. Appreciate you guys. Shout out to the Rumble chat. Shout out to the pill chat. Hope you guys have enjoyed the show. Hope you guys learned a little bit. 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