Soviet Union UFO reverse Engineering Program- Inheriting The Blueprint?

0:07 Speaker 1: I get it, I got it.

0:09 Speaker 2: Fuck it. We're back at the Exeter UFO Festival here

0:16 Speaker 2: in Wimpshire.

0:17 Speaker 1: We're out here on the street and asking people what

0:19 Speaker 1: brought you here to the UFO festival today.

0:22 Speaker 3: So it turned out to be my father back in

0:25 Speaker 3: the days, left and created some papers which are literally

0:28 Speaker 3: about how to construct a UFO. So it's like reverse

0:31 Speaker 3: engineering of PFO. Now my husband got very much merchant

0:35 Speaker 3: to all that.

0:35 Speaker 1: He translated all that, and now we're here just to

0:38 Speaker 1: support the community.

0:39 Speaker 2: And just to pack on that stage, just to support

0:44 Speaker 2: your right. You guys aren't originally, like you said, you

0:47 Speaker 2: aren't originally from this community, if you will. When you

0:50 Speaker 2: were younger, I mean, did you go up in a

0:52 Speaker 2: household where UFOs were not something crazy?

0:56 Speaker 1: Like you just understood that they existed.

0:58 Speaker 3: I mean the trick is right, Like I was born

1:00 Speaker 3: in USSR and then USSR fell apart, so it was

1:02 Speaker 3: a taboo subject, right, So I suspected always there is

1:07 Speaker 3: something When something is like taboo, it means like there

1:10 Speaker 3: is something more.

1:10 Speaker 1: In that and just like people don't want to know

1:12 Speaker 1: about that.

1:13 Speaker 3: So I was like always actually believing you know that,

1:16 Speaker 3: and you know when you're not alone.

1:18 Speaker 1: You have a community of the believers. It's like makes

1:20 Speaker 1: it's worth a mexical word, right.

1:23 Speaker 2: Stay with you absolutely, have you come to the conclusion

1:27 Speaker 2: that your father did in fact work on UFOs or.

1:31 Speaker 1: At least taking them apart one percent? So I contacted

1:37 Speaker 1: his girlfriend that in the.

1:40 Speaker 3: Kazakhstan where he was living his past years, and she

1:43 Speaker 3: actually mentioned that he lived for a while with my

1:46 Speaker 3: mom at one of the so called military close territories

1:49 Speaker 3: back in USSR, which is like sort of kind of

1:52 Speaker 3: analog of errative to one there, right, And that's a

1:55 Speaker 3: weird incidence, right, Like, So he lived there, he worked

1:58 Speaker 3: there for a while, and then you know, forty years

2:01 Speaker 3: later there are those papers.

2:02 Speaker 1: So there is something more there than a incidence.

2:04 Speaker 2: Do you think that when the USSR fell apart, maybe

2:08 Speaker 2: he took it upon himself to hide the hide the

2:11 Speaker 2: program and continue the patriotic.

2:13 Speaker 3: Duty, correct, right, because the theory what happened was right, like,

2:17 Speaker 3: he was very i would say communist oriented, and when

2:19 Speaker 3: your star fell apart, he was living in the country

2:22 Speaker 3: which is led to a nowadays, which is totally an

2:25 Speaker 3: independent country, right like, so kind of sor there was

2:28 Speaker 3: like a conflict of his interest, so he still believed

2:30 Speaker 3: right like, there would be times then you know USSR

2:33 Speaker 3: would come back.

2:34 Speaker 1: And this is why I think, Yeah, he kept.

2:35 Speaker 3: It for himself, but before his death he probably figured

2:38 Speaker 3: out there is no more, no more.

2:40 Speaker 1: Yeah, let's just no more. That's why he send it over, right.

2:43 Speaker 4: I mean that you have to expect to accept in

2:47 Speaker 4: your life, right, but you have to admit he did

2:50 Speaker 4: what any patriot would do correct Instead of it getting

2:53 Speaker 4: into the wrong hands, he made sure that it was

2:56 Speaker 4: either going to stay with him till his death and

2:59 Speaker 4: then you know he can't control it correctly.

3:01 Speaker 1: But it's his daughter now that is coming out.

3:04 Speaker 2: At almost exactly the right time with a document about

3:08 Speaker 2: reverse engineering, which is the hottest topic in.

3:13 Speaker 1: The community right now. Don't you find the timing a

3:15 Speaker 1: little bit odd?

3:16 Speaker 3: I just think, you know, it all happens at the

3:18 Speaker 3: right time, at the right place. And what I remember

3:21 Speaker 3: what my dad was telling me. He always considered God

3:23 Speaker 3: to be that time. This is what he was telling me,

3:26 Speaker 3: and I never understood it right and like and if

3:28 Speaker 3: you read his papers, and this is what my husband

3:30 Speaker 3: found out, that the time is not actually in herd.

3:32 Speaker 3: It's everything happening at the same time at the same place.

3:34 Speaker 3: So that made lots of sense.

3:36 Speaker 1: To me now, right, because I was like, why is

3:38 Speaker 1: he saying God is time? God is time? So yeah,

3:40 Speaker 1: you couldn't.

3:42 Speaker 2: There we go scared the Jesus out of the new recording, right,

3:48 Speaker 2: this is natural?

3:53 Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I've been thinking about time. I have

3:57 Speaker 1: been thinking about time a lot lately, and could some

4:01 Speaker 1: of these UFOs be from the future? Quote unquote?

4:07 Speaker 2: But if time isn't linear, you know, what is the

4:10 Speaker 2: future versus the past? Could these UFOs represent what we

4:14 Speaker 2: are going to become?

4:16 Speaker 1: I absolutely believe so.

4:18 Speaker 3: I think it's just the technology which we are getting

4:20 Speaker 3: close to and once we.

4:22 Speaker 1: Reveal it, yeah, we'll figure it out how it works,

4:24 Speaker 1: and we really I think close to doing that hopefully.

4:27 Speaker 2: You know, someone brought up something very haunting to me,

4:29 Speaker 2: and it was the fact that what if they're here

4:33 Speaker 2: and they're trying to fix something that goes wrong in

4:37 Speaker 2: our future, but their.

4:38 Speaker 1: Past during that might be the case.

4:40 Speaker 3: You never know, right, Like it might be the things

4:42 Speaker 3: that they're always around us, just some of the people

4:44 Speaker 3: are not tuned to see them, and whenever you know,

4:46 Speaker 3: there's lots of people who are tuned to see them.

4:48 Speaker 1: Yeah, that's actually when you say, then you get a

4:50 Speaker 1: site mas sighting like rightbe the correct phoenix light.

4:54 Speaker 5: Yes, this might be the case deniable, And you know,

4:58 Speaker 5: maybe maybe site of people that see them individually, maybe

5:02 Speaker 5: it's maybe it's meant.

5:05 Speaker 2: For them to make them think a certain different way

5:08 Speaker 2: or go down a different path than they would have

5:11 Speaker 2: to see the world as it is, not as we

5:14 Speaker 2: make it out to be.

5:15 Speaker 1: I think these are all possibilities.

5:17 Speaker 2: What did you was your dad? Was he prone to

5:20 Speaker 2: making things up? He seems like a very analytical person, you.

5:24 Speaker 3: Know what, like this is what always worried me, right

5:27 Speaker 3: like because again, as we mentioned, right like, that was

5:29 Speaker 3: a taboo topic. Right and some of his friends or

5:32 Speaker 3: some of his surrounding people who surrounded him, they, yeah,

5:35 Speaker 3: they're considered it like it's all ps right, including his

5:38 Speaker 3: own wife pretty much so. But you know that's what

5:41 Speaker 3: I'm saying. But if you read those papers, right, a

5:44 Speaker 3: person who was clueless or who would make it up, right,

5:46 Speaker 3: he wade it up, you would never be able to

5:49 Speaker 3: write something like that, right, especially you know, knowing like

5:52 Speaker 3: and I remember how he wrote some of his papers

5:54 Speaker 3: while I didn't know what it was, right, He just

5:55 Speaker 3: did it by memory.

5:56 Speaker 1: He never used any books.

5:57 Speaker 3: He never you know, like the only I think Bookie

6:00 Speaker 3: use was like some physics encyclopedia.

6:02 Speaker 1: And that's it, right, you know. And this is what

6:04 Speaker 1: I'm saying that if you read.

6:05 Speaker 3: That, it's yeah, you have to be exposed somehow into that.

6:08 Speaker 3: You can't just make it up.

6:09 Speaker 6: Do you think that the USSR last question will wrap up?

6:14 Speaker 6: Do you think the USSR has or had and then

6:18 Speaker 6: Russia now has crashed UFOs?

6:21 Speaker 3: I believe so, I believe they do dred percent And

6:24 Speaker 3: I honestly think I think, you know, like that's a

6:27 Speaker 3: topic of discustoms. I think they actually are even more

6:30 Speaker 3: advanced currently than us in terms of disclosures.

6:33 Speaker 1: And all this stuff. Why haven't they used it against us?

6:36 Speaker 1: That's a big question. Maybe there is like some agreement

6:38 Speaker 1: you know on the back end, right which you don't

6:40 Speaker 1: know about, right, That's what I think.

6:42 Speaker 3: That's what I so, it's just like an agreement not

6:44 Speaker 3: to get involved because like otherwise I think there will

6:46 Speaker 3: be like the World War three or like nuclear thinking.

6:49 Speaker 3: This is what I believe is a shadow wa yeah, right,

6:51 Speaker 3: one thousand percent, because yeah, we all are rather was

6:53 Speaker 3: that there was Cold War, which somehow mystically right, Like, so.

6:57 Speaker 2: I'm saying, and you know, you look at our space programs,

7:01 Speaker 2: even though we are at odds with Russia, we work

7:03 Speaker 2: with them in space, correct, right, we work with the

7:06 Speaker 2: Chinese and srace. And you know, people start asking like

7:09 Speaker 2: why why on the daily are we fighting with them?

7:12 Speaker 1: But then up in space we're friends.

7:14 Speaker 3: Because you have to you have to find a narrative

7:16 Speaker 3: for the public, that's all it is. And like and

7:18 Speaker 3: this is distraction, you know, That's what I'm saying. Whenever, right,

7:22 Speaker 3: like you actually need a fight between you know, like

7:25 Speaker 3: like within the country and everything.

7:26 Speaker 1: You know, you just like feed them the extremes of

7:29 Speaker 1: both narratives. That's why I'm saying.

7:30 Speaker 3: Back for example, the letter, it's always like Russians versus letters.

7:33 Speaker 1: It's this national topic.

7:35 Speaker 3: If you look at the US, it's always demlocrats a

7:37 Speaker 3: Republican like, this is it And this is just a

7:40 Speaker 3: distraction for people like not to actually emerge their brains

7:44 Speaker 3: into thinking what's really going on?

7:46 Speaker 2: Right, because if everybody started asking the right questions, there's

7:50 Speaker 2: nothing that could stop humanity from the answers. And you

7:54 Speaker 2: know kind of coming to that consensus reality. Yes, number one,

7:57 Speaker 2: we're not alone, and number two are government and military

8:01 Speaker 2: has been hiding reality from us.

8:02 Speaker 1: I totally real. It's like classifying snails. You can't do that. Well,

8:08 Speaker 1: at least you're not alone, Tyler. Yes, yes, you're not alone.

8:12 Speaker 1: You know what it will go as mental meant.

8:14 Speaker 2: Yes, well that's that's It's nice to see like kids

8:17 Speaker 2: and stuff, because I wish I could have been I wish,

8:21 Speaker 2: I wish, I just wish the world was like this. Yes,

8:25 Speaker 2: you know where we didn't put each other down.

8:28 Speaker 1: We didn't. You're not Latvian, I'm not.

8:29 Speaker 2: American, correct, We're human, yes, And I think that's what

8:33 Speaker 2: the UFO topic does well, is it brings us all

8:35 Speaker 2: to not Republican or Democrat, not black or white, Russian

8:39 Speaker 2: or American, but we're human and that's non human exactly.

8:44 Speaker 1: And this is what.

8:44 Speaker 3: Keeps it going right like and people, as I as

8:47 Speaker 3: I mentioned right like what this topic does.

8:50 Speaker 1: It really provokes some thoughts.

8:52 Speaker 3: And it provokes you to actually use your brain and

8:54 Speaker 3: use your mind because some of the people I would

8:56 Speaker 3: just forgot what this one is.

8:57 Speaker 1: You know, all they see is like TikTok things yeah,

8:59 Speaker 1: like that, which is feeding through.

9:00 Speaker 3: Or whatever social media they are on, right, And but

9:03 Speaker 3: this thing, yeah makes you actually wonder what's going on

9:06 Speaker 3: really yeah.

9:07 Speaker 2: And it leads you to other questions like correct, I

9:09 Speaker 2: mean angels, religion, yes, and lots of that theological stuff

9:15 Speaker 2: starts to come up and you start.

9:17 Speaker 1: And again I think that is what they don't want.

9:19 Speaker 2: They want the people to say with the fifteen second

9:22 Speaker 2: attention spans. Yes, you know, can't focus, do your menial

9:27 Speaker 2: job like it, come home and that's it, right questions?

9:31 Speaker 3: And this was like you know, actually, Mike, another question, right,

9:34 Speaker 3: like it actually makes me regarded about autios, you know,

9:37 Speaker 3: like that there are more and more kids born with porches,

9:40 Speaker 3: so my main question is it?

9:42 Speaker 1: And the thing is like, right, like they some of them.

9:44 Speaker 3: Are really brilliant, they're savants.

9:47 Speaker 1: Right, like they are just genius, you know. I mean

9:49 Speaker 1: I work with a pianist who's blue artistic from birth,

9:51 Speaker 1: right Like what he does is just phenomenon.

9:53 Speaker 3: And this is what I'm saying, right yeah, he just

9:56 Speaker 3: he yeah, he plays like free instruments and composes music

9:59 Speaker 3: and all this stuff. And that's what I'm saying, is

10:01 Speaker 3: it again somehow related to the alience impacting and maybe

10:05 Speaker 3: it's just a protection or whatever of the DNA, right

10:09 Speaker 3: like from yes, okay, you're just good in something you do,

10:12 Speaker 3: so you don't get involved.

10:14 Speaker 1: In all this like noise and all this conversations. That's

10:16 Speaker 1: another like you know what I'm saying. It provokes lots

10:18 Speaker 1: of thoughts, and that's what's great.

10:19 Speaker 2: About it is a good ability to hyper be able

10:21 Speaker 2: to hyper focus on one thing right right, right, and

10:24 Speaker 2: not because I'm not I'm the type where I'll start

10:27 Speaker 2: eight projects and not finish one.

10:29 Speaker 1: But that's they're the opposite, where they'll.

10:31 Speaker 2: Hyper focus on one and get it done to the

10:33 Speaker 2: best of anyone's ability exactly.

10:35 Speaker 1: So this is what I'm thinking.

10:36 Speaker 3: You know, maybe it's again right, like somehow related is

10:39 Speaker 3: you know, if you go back to my dad's papers,

10:41 Speaker 3: one of the thoughts he expressed there is after twenty

10:44 Speaker 3: twenty four, right like, there will be the switch in

10:47 Speaker 3: our in the way how our minds operate, like and

10:50 Speaker 3: then was it like fifty or sixty percent of the

10:52 Speaker 3: population of the earth, right like.

10:54 Speaker 1: They will move there will be more like tuned to

10:57 Speaker 1: actually what.

10:58 Speaker 3: Was like emotional philosoph Yeah, yeah, so they will be

11:01 Speaker 3: like yeah so so, so they will like use their

11:04 Speaker 3: so they will be able to use their.

11:06 Speaker 1: Emotions like war or something.

11:07 Speaker 3: Yeah, so they will not be just that material or

11:10 Speaker 3: like that obsessed with like you.

11:12 Speaker 1: Know, money or something. So they will be like literally

11:14 Speaker 1: you know, like more I get it.

11:15 Speaker 3: No, I get it.

11:16 Speaker 2: You know I've heard very yeah, something very very similar.

11:20 Speaker 2: That makes me a question. There we go, Well, thank

11:23 Speaker 2: you so much.

11:23 Speaker 1: Ye're very welcome. I don't know what we do that.

12:01 Speaker 2: No,