What Really Happened on 9/11? (Ft. 9/11 Revisionist)

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0:29 Speaker 2: Something I've never ever talked about on camera. It's nine

0:34 Speaker 2: to eleven.

0:36 Speaker 1: I am from the East Coast in Boston, and you

0:40 Speaker 1: know that day that was probably one of the first

0:43 Speaker 1: first real memories that I ever had memories as when

0:47 Speaker 1: I speak on memories, we got pulled out of school.

0:52 Speaker 2: I remember my mom looking very dishot.

0:56 Speaker 1: I grew up next to an Air Force base in Boston,

0:59 Speaker 1: so handsome air Force base.

1:02 Speaker 2: They were jets were just.

1:04 Speaker 1: Scrambling over our area NonStop. We had to get under

1:10 Speaker 1: our desks, they told our teachers made us get under

1:12 Speaker 1: our desks.

1:13 Speaker 2: It was very very very weird, very very weird.

1:16 Speaker 1: And in the morning I was September eleventh, two thousand

1:19 Speaker 1: and one, the world changed forever. Almost a quarter century later,

1:23 Speaker 1: the shock kind has faded, but I don't think the

1:26 Speaker 1: questions have faded.

1:27 Speaker 2: One bit. For years, we've been handed, you know.

1:31 Speaker 1: An official narrative, coordinated terrorist attack, unforeseen and unstoppable. But

1:38 Speaker 1: when you begin to peel back the layers and sift

1:41 Speaker 1: through the evidence and listen to experts who were silenced

1:45 Speaker 1: or ignored, a much more complicated and far more unsettling

1:51 Speaker 1: picture starts to emerge. This new ongoing series is it's

1:57 Speaker 1: hard for me, it's really really hard from total cultural

1:59 Speaker 1: at times, to do a few things. Re examined the

2:03 Speaker 1: events of nine to eleven with an open eye, curiosity

2:07 Speaker 1: and courage. I'll seek to investigate topics ranging from the

2:11 Speaker 1: intelligence failures or intelligence anomalies that allowed the attack to happen,

2:17 Speaker 1: claims of controlled demolition, exotic weaponry or unknown technologies including

2:22 Speaker 1: direct energy weapons via Doctor Judy Wood series, the political

2:27 Speaker 1: and geopolitical motives behind the disaster, eyewitness accounts that contradict

2:32 Speaker 1: the official narrative of the disaster, the missing rubble, unexplained

2:36 Speaker 1: heat signatures and impossible physics, the strange dreams, visions and

2:41 Speaker 1: premonitions before the attacks by the people in the surrounding area,

2:45 Speaker 1: and even the fringe connections some draw between nine to eleven,

2:48 Speaker 1: the UFO phenomena and the paranormal. I'm not here to

2:52 Speaker 1: give you a predetermined conclusion. I'm not here to spoon

2:55 Speaker 1: feed you the answers. What I am here to do

2:58 Speaker 1: is to ask the questions others won't follow the evidence

3:02 Speaker 1: wherever it leads. With that being said, I'm joined today

3:05 Speaker 1: by someone I just met nine to eleven, revisionist Or Norman.

3:10 Speaker 2: Thank you for being here, Tyler.

3:12 Speaker 3: Thank you for having me. Man, it's really really cool

3:14 Speaker 3: having a discussion. I've been following some of your content

3:18 Speaker 3: and you've had some really really interesting conversations in interesting

3:23 Speaker 3: guests with weird and wonderful things happening. So yeah, it's

3:28 Speaker 3: really really cool talking to you today.

3:30 Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a topic I really don't get into often.

3:33 Speaker 1: I mean, I know it's probably you know, I I

3:37 Speaker 1: know many of the representatives that are on the secrets

3:40 Speaker 1: task for us, and this is obviously one that's up

3:42 Speaker 1: there with JFK and the UFO topic in general.

3:46 Speaker 2: But I think I was I think I've been so.

3:49 Speaker 1: Groomed, if you will, to see this subject or this

3:53 Speaker 1: day as taboo and to not want to talk about

3:59 Speaker 1: it for fear of whatever they might do. Right, whether

4:02 Speaker 1: it's copyright, striking your channel, taking the video down, demonetizing

4:06 Speaker 1: you the platform, all these things together, the intelligence community

4:11 Speaker 1: has really got their finger on the pulse of of

4:15 Speaker 1: of these ideas, and it's it's scary.

4:19 Speaker 2: How did you? How did someone from South Africa?

4:22 Speaker 1: And one of my first big questions about when I

4:25 Speaker 1: heard about you, because now I had been tapped to

4:28 Speaker 1: interview someone else today ethnically yesterday, and I have scrapped

4:34 Speaker 1: that interview after a friend of a mutual friend who

4:41 Speaker 1: I don't know.

4:42 Speaker 2: I won't say it, but a mutual friend was like, dude, don't.

4:45 Speaker 1: Do that, Like whatever, whatever, This is the people you

4:49 Speaker 1: should These are the people you should at least start

4:51 Speaker 1: talking to. How does a guy from South Africa get

4:54 Speaker 1: involved in nine to eleven or at least the theories

4:56 Speaker 1: of what happened?

4:58 Speaker 4: Uh?

4:59 Speaker 3: Well, my foray into conspiracy started with most people look

5:06 Speaker 3: on nine to eleven. I was twenty three years old

5:08 Speaker 3: when it happened, so I was already I was menders

5:13 Speaker 3: a bit getting into weird and wonderful stuff. And my

5:16 Speaker 3: first foray into conspiracy theory was the JFK because that

5:21 Speaker 3: was one of the big things. And then in two

5:25 Speaker 3: thousand and five, two thousand and six, YouTube came online

5:29 Speaker 3: so people could be uploading various things, and then we

5:33 Speaker 3: started just watching stuff like that. And I'm not a

5:37 Speaker 3: guy who's into bread and circuses, so the.

5:40 Speaker 5: Whole let's watch a football game on the weekend or

5:44 Speaker 5: things like that, I'm not interested in that. I would

5:47 Speaker 5: rather watch a two hour documentary on some sort of

5:49 Speaker 5: conspiracy theory than waste my time with a bunch of

5:54 Speaker 5: grown men running around on a pitch.

6:00 Speaker 1: It.

6:01 Speaker 3: Eventually I got into the nine to eleven stuff because

6:04 Speaker 3: you had movies like September Clues in Plain Sight, Loose Change,

6:10 Speaker 3: what was the other big one that came out in

6:13 Speaker 3: New Poul Harbor, and all these various documentaries coming out,

6:17 Speaker 3: and all these guys were saying, Okay, there's something wrong

6:21 Speaker 3: with their official narrative, so yes, our take on it.

6:25 Speaker 3: Eventually I came across Richard Gage and his famous video

6:32 Speaker 3: where he's standing with his two cardboard cutouts talking about

6:36 Speaker 3: no but the just fell way too fast with regards

6:41 Speaker 3: to it, fell fell faster than gravity in a way,

6:49 Speaker 3: and I saw that.

6:50 Speaker 2: He's the guy who I was supposed to have. Richard

6:52 Speaker 2: Dage is the guy who I was supposed to have one,

6:55 Speaker 2: so continue, I'm sorry.

6:57 Speaker 3: And then I saw the third might experiments where they

7:02 Speaker 3: were able to cut still, and I thought, okay, fine,

7:04 Speaker 3: we've got architects and engineers and stuff. These guys are

7:09 Speaker 3: looking into it. They seem above board and they should

7:12 Speaker 3: be able to do something about it. And I kind

7:14 Speaker 3: of like forgot about it, because that was round about

7:17 Speaker 3: two thousand and sixty thousand and seven that these guys

7:20 Speaker 3: were making a lot of noise. By twenty eleven, twenty twelve,

7:25 Speaker 3: I again stumbled upon some nine to eleven content. Saw

7:31 Speaker 3: a presentation given in the Netherlands in twenty twelve the

7:37 Speaker 3: Breakthrough Energy Conference, and there was this lady who who said, okay, fine,

7:42 Speaker 3: today I'm going to prove to you that the buildings

7:44 Speaker 3: turned to dust before they hit the ground. I thought, okay, fine,

7:47 Speaker 3: this is batshit crazy, but at least I'm willing to

7:52 Speaker 3: listen to both sides of a story. So I listened

7:56 Speaker 3: to the conversation or the presentation that she made, and

8:00 Speaker 3: she was talking about a how of a lot of

8:04 Speaker 3: anomalies and buildings that you don't normally hear about from

8:09 Speaker 3: the nine to eleven truth movement. I basically call the

8:12 Speaker 3: nine to eleven truth movement the cult that can't count

8:15 Speaker 3: past three, because as soon as you look at the

8:18 Speaker 3: anomalies with buildings three, four, five, six, the bank is

8:22 Speaker 3: Trust building, the Greek Orthodox Church, then in essence nine

8:29 Speaker 3: buildings pretty much disappeared due to the events of that day.

8:37 Speaker 3: And that was basically it. I thought of, I find

8:41 Speaker 3: this lady is bringing information to the table, and if

8:45 Speaker 3: she hooks up with these architects and engineer, she's a

8:50 Speaker 3: scientist in metal and all of this, then obviously they'll

8:55 Speaker 3: be able to sort the stuff out and something should happen.

8:59 Speaker 3: Then life went on. Nothing really happened in the nine

9:03 Speaker 3: to eleven swear And with the twenty first anniversary, I

9:06 Speaker 3: saw a video of university students being interviewed asking what

9:13 Speaker 3: big anniversary is coming along, and they didn't know that

9:18 Speaker 3: it was the twenty first anniversary of nine to eleven.

9:21 Speaker 3: They didn't really know what happened on nine eleven. They

9:24 Speaker 3: didn't really know what the mainstream or the government narrative

9:27 Speaker 3: was or anything like this, And I thought, oh, how,

9:31 Speaker 3: and that kind of like made something in miss snap.

9:35 Speaker 3: I then went into debate forums on Facebook, seeing that

9:41 Speaker 3: I'm now middle aged of us old people end up

9:46 Speaker 3: still on Facebook, and I started debating some people and

9:50 Speaker 3: I said, Okay, find these guys know a hell of

9:53 Speaker 3: a lot about either the thermite aspect or the nuke

9:56 Speaker 3: therma nuke aspect, or the buried nukes or what hellever

10:02 Speaker 3: idea that they had. And I then just decided, Okay,

10:07 Speaker 3: find if I really want to wrap my head around this,

10:10 Speaker 3: and I.

10:10 Speaker 6: Really want to get into conversations about nine to eleven,

10:14 Speaker 6: then I should revisit everything all the way back with

10:19 Speaker 6: a formation of Scholars for nine eleven Truth in two

10:22 Speaker 6: thousand and five.

10:23 Speaker 3: Because that was the first organized organization that was against

10:31 Speaker 3: the government narrative, and worked my way up through twenty

10:35 Speaker 3: three years of information being put out on both sides.

10:40 Speaker 3: So I read virtually anything and everything that I could find,

10:44 Speaker 3: watched numerous documentaries, presentations, all of that, and that then

10:52 Speaker 3: in turn got me into writing on my sub stack

10:57 Speaker 3: and then also going into the zoom eats with the

11:02 Speaker 3: organizations that have a lot of clout in America, and

11:07 Speaker 3: I just saw that they couldn't answer the questions that

11:10 Speaker 3: I had pertaining to the evidence presented that they don't

11:15 Speaker 3: talk about and that's my foray, that's where I'm now.

11:19 Speaker 3: And if you actually spend the time of really deep

11:24 Speaker 3: diving the twenty four years of disinformation out there, you

11:28 Speaker 3: can really easily see that the whole narrative around nine

11:33 Speaker 3: to eleven, and then the truth movement that's been put

11:37 Speaker 3: into place comes into some sort of sci fi spy

11:45 Speaker 3: type novel because people were taken out, people were completely

11:52 Speaker 3: land baseded in media and all of that. So there's

11:55 Speaker 3: a lot of noise and a lot of orchestrated quintel

12:01 Speaker 3: pro operations going on to this day. And even the

12:07 Speaker 3: latest installment is Stucker Colson's five part series that's also

12:13 Speaker 3: absolute fantastic.

12:15 Speaker 2: Wait wait bunk.

12:17 Speaker 3: Yeah, there are a lot of disinformation in there.

12:20 Speaker 1: Okay, so I want to let's start there because that

12:23 Speaker 1: is actually what lit a fire under my ass to

12:26 Speaker 1: kind of like get back into trying to figure out

12:29 Speaker 1: what happened. Now, I will say Tucker does skate a very.

12:35 Speaker 2: Uh yeah, like not.

12:39 Speaker 1: All.

12:39 Speaker 2: I guess you're right.

12:41 Speaker 1: He doesn't really talk about too much like the other

12:43 Speaker 1: side of it, And the other side of it is

12:46 Speaker 1: the fact that if one hundred and ten stories of

12:49 Speaker 1: building supposedly came down on itself?

12:52 Speaker 2: Where was all the fucking rubble?

12:54 Speaker 3: Like?

12:54 Speaker 2: Where is all the where's all the desks?

12:57 Speaker 1: Where's all the the the the sinks?

13:01 Speaker 2: Right?

13:01 Speaker 1: Where?

13:02 Speaker 2: Where is all that shit?

13:03 Speaker 1: And it seems more like when I watched the tapes

13:07 Speaker 1: back and again, I'll get into a little bit about

13:10 Speaker 1: how I experienced that day when I got pulled out

13:12 Speaker 1: of school. There was no Twitter, like, there was no

13:15 Speaker 1: independent voices. What you were given was the official narrative

13:20 Speaker 1: from Fox, from CNN, from these what you what at

13:25 Speaker 1: the time, these very trusted sources, because they were the

13:30 Speaker 1: only fucking sources.

13:32 Speaker 2: And we didn't know, or I mean some of us did.

13:35 Speaker 1: I guess like that that the CIA controls most of

13:40 Speaker 1: these these outlets. They have journalists embedded in probably every

13:45 Speaker 1: major TV organization and journalistic outlet. So the the CIA

13:51 Speaker 1: version of this story. Can you tell us at least

13:54 Speaker 1: what your understanding of the officially accepted narrative of nine

13:58 Speaker 1: to eleven is?

13:59 Speaker 3: Well, the official narrative is two we little planes slammed

14:03 Speaker 3: into two massive buildings, and a little bit of jet

14:07 Speaker 3: fuel spilled into the building and caused major fires to

14:13 Speaker 3: weaken the steel, and then it just collapsed in a

14:17 Speaker 3: gravity driven collapse. And if you actually look at the

14:23 Speaker 3: if you look at the way the buildings were constructed,

14:25 Speaker 3: it's absolutely fascical. But the thing is it was such

14:30 Speaker 3: a massive trauma based event that people just outsourced their

14:38 Speaker 3: thinking to mainstream media and the government. And what happens

14:42 Speaker 3: in a traumatic event and how does people's minds work

14:46 Speaker 3: is I want to know what happened? So the first

14:49 Speaker 3: answer you've given on the TV and at those at

14:52 Speaker 3: that stage, people still pretty much believed in MSM and

14:56 Speaker 3: investigative journalism. They thought that, okay, fine, these guys will

14:59 Speaker 3: give us the answers, then I don't have to think

15:02 Speaker 3: about it. And that's how the narrative got stuck. And

15:06 Speaker 3: in those first first weeks, it was just replayed in

15:11 Speaker 3: for people and they just said collapse, claps, colapse, colapse, clapse, collapse.

15:15 Speaker 3: So it comes back to tell a lie, tell big

15:19 Speaker 3: enough and repeated enough, then it becomes the truth. And

15:22 Speaker 3: that's where a lot of people got stuck.

15:25 Speaker 1: And yeah, a lot of the same tactics are used

15:29 Speaker 1: in the UFO world, Like, so that's what I'm seeing.

15:33 Speaker 1: It's it's it's almost like they took the playbook from

15:39 Speaker 1: the you're like what they do with people in UFOs

15:41 Speaker 1: and mass or sightings or experiences, and they it just

15:45 Speaker 1: expanded it to a large format silence anyone who disagrees

15:50 Speaker 1: deep platform them.

15:51 Speaker 2: And at the time, the only like I said, there.

15:53 Speaker 1: Was no Twitter, There was no like outlets where you

15:57 Speaker 1: could voice your I mean, unless you were going to

15:59 Speaker 1: make it move like loose Change, which the first time

16:03 Speaker 1: I had ever seen any conspiracy film, and that that

16:08 Speaker 1: you couldn't even get that that movie, like that movie

16:11 Speaker 1: was was they pulled it off shelves of Blockbuster. They

16:15 Speaker 1: pulled it off shelves of video stores. Again, this is

16:17 Speaker 1: a very very.

16:21 Speaker 2: This is at the time, it's a very analog world.

16:23 Speaker 1: It's we haven't quite yet got to that digital age.

16:27 Speaker 1: So when I got home from school every day the

16:31 Speaker 1: same thing was on the TV.

16:33 Speaker 2: It was just videos called the of the.

16:35 Speaker 1: Planes hitting over and over and over again, collapse. Maybe

16:41 Speaker 1: you got some videos of like the street angles, people

16:44 Speaker 1: running running and running and running from this cloud of

16:47 Speaker 1: dust that was about to overtake them, and then it

16:49 Speaker 1: does overtake them, and then they were all dusty after

16:53 Speaker 1: like anyone knows what I'm talking about. That that was

16:55 Speaker 1: live at the time, they just played this on a

16:58 Speaker 1: on a role and that what we were told was

17:01 Speaker 1: for what Islamic. Islamic hijackers took over several planes from

17:08 Speaker 1: United ninety three out a logan, which is where I'm at.

17:12 Speaker 2: I think a few of them are on a logan if.

17:13 Speaker 1: I'm not mistaken. So the hijackers got onto the planes.

17:18 Speaker 1: Now people have to think TSA wasn't the way it

17:21 Speaker 1: is now. The way TSA is now is a direct

17:23 Speaker 1: result of what happened with nine to eleven. So the

17:29 Speaker 1: hijackers overtake how many planes was it four or five?

17:32 Speaker 3: For four four planes? Four planes that they flight eleven

17:36 Speaker 3: into the North tower, flight one seventy five into the

17:40 Speaker 3: South tower, flight ninety three into Shanksville, and then flight

17:47 Speaker 3: seventy seven for the Pentagon.

17:49 Speaker 1: We'll get into that one too, because that so the

17:53 Speaker 1: reason we I want to go through this in a

17:56 Speaker 1: linear way, and you'll probably end up knowing why. Because

17:59 Speaker 1: so what they're telling us on the news is that

18:03 Speaker 1: Islamic terrorists that have either ties to Saudi Arabia or

18:09 Speaker 1: Bin Laden directly so that you can see the narratives.

18:12 Speaker 2: Start to emerge.

18:13 Speaker 1: Right within hours, we know who the bad guy is.

18:16 Speaker 1: The bad guys are because we find their past.

18:18 Speaker 3: Actually it actually wasn't in Within hours, there was a

18:23 Speaker 3: newscast to forty five seconds after the second planet the

18:29 Speaker 3: South Tower, he mentioned the Soma bin Laden and then

18:33 Speaker 3: that is what everybody ran with the whole day.

18:36 Speaker 1: Right, Okay, so I was even quicker than I thought. Again,

18:39 Speaker 1: I was in third grade when this happened. I was

18:44 Speaker 1: in third grade. So again my memory is a little

18:46 Speaker 1: foggy when it comes. I'm trying to like piece together

18:49 Speaker 1: everything in my in my head, but I remember, all

18:52 Speaker 1: of a sudden, they have the passports, so like so

18:56 Speaker 1: nothing survives, but we just so happened to have the

18:59 Speaker 1: past sports of the paper passports.

19:03 Speaker 3: The passport was actually picked up picked up. Before that,

19:07 Speaker 3: the buildings disintegrated, and this.

19:09 Speaker 1: Is the They're like, this is fucking crazy to me,

19:11 Speaker 1: because how the you're going to tell me that jet

19:14 Speaker 1: fuel was now when when the this is what at

19:18 Speaker 1: least how I understand it as the official narrative, plane

19:21 Speaker 1: hits at like the one oh five level maybe no, no, maybe,

19:27 Speaker 1: so anything above them you're fucked at that point. I mean,

19:33 Speaker 1: I mean, you're just anything above you're fucked. But the

19:38 Speaker 1: jet fuel was so hot that it melts the beams

19:42 Speaker 1: at that height, and then that's what causes the pancaking right.

19:47 Speaker 3: All the way, all the way down eighty floors to

19:50 Speaker 3: the bottom come. It's ridiculous that anybody can actually believe that.

19:56 Speaker 3: And they actually have a video with thermal is showing

20:00 Speaker 3: that there was what seemed to be hot spots at

20:04 Speaker 3: the impact sites and nowhere else. So again that just

20:09 Speaker 3: proves that it wasn't too hot for the building to handle.

20:14 Speaker 1: And then so the structure itself, the World Trade Center,

20:19 Speaker 1: was it not constructed to withstand. They are planes hitting

20:24 Speaker 1: towers that had happened before it had happened, I believe.

20:29 Speaker 3: In a part state building ninety fifties or forties somewhere.

20:34 Speaker 1: Yeah, super foggy day, plane hits a building, nothing happens.

20:38 Speaker 1: I mean the of course something happens, but the tower

20:42 Speaker 1: doesn't collapse on itself in what looked.

20:44 Speaker 3: But also also pieces of that bomber fell to the

20:49 Speaker 3: ground next to the building and they picked it up

20:52 Speaker 3: in the streets. You didn't see that plane didn't just

20:56 Speaker 3: melt into the building like a hot knife through butter.

21:00 Speaker 3: Nothing fell to the ground.

21:02 Speaker 1: Right, and you would expect the worst of it would

21:05 Speaker 1: have been maybe like an engine block, an engine coming

21:08 Speaker 1: down and like smashing onto like a hundred people. That

21:11 Speaker 1: would be fun. That would be terrible. But at that height,

21:14 Speaker 1: coming from that that that heavy, that that height, I mean,

21:18 Speaker 1: it's it's like, uh, that would have been terrible in itself.

21:22 Speaker 1: But the way the building comes down now it never

21:26 Speaker 1: struck me as weird because I was so young, right,

21:30 Speaker 1: but the building comes down, you couldn't have You couldn't

21:36 Speaker 1: have staged that better, for absolute if when you really

21:42 Speaker 1: look back at it, and you really look at the

21:45 Speaker 1: collapse of the two towers, and of course there's so

21:48 Speaker 1: much other stuff that we have to get into, but

21:50 Speaker 1: when you look at that, you couldn't have happened. It

21:54 Speaker 1: could not have happened any cleaner in the way it fell.

21:58 Speaker 1: And then with what I mean, everything looks dustified. There's

22:03 Speaker 1: there's obviously rubble at ground zero, but I remember they

22:06 Speaker 1: had fences that were twelve feet tall with that green

22:09 Speaker 1: stuff in between it, so you couldn't see into ground zero.

22:13 Speaker 2: I went to ground zero with my father, uh.

22:19 Speaker 1: He owned a moving company, and we went there about

22:21 Speaker 1: a year later and I'm not saying within a year

22:26 Speaker 1: you couldn't see into what was happening, like what what

22:29 Speaker 1: what what Ground zero looked like? And if I'm not mistaken,

22:32 Speaker 1: I've tried to look back now. Those fences went up

22:36 Speaker 1: pretty fucking quickly. They didn't want people to.

22:39 Speaker 2: Know what what, what.

22:40 Speaker 1: It looked like what they were pulling out, So it

22:43 Speaker 1: was a big mystery.

22:44 Speaker 3: But the side the site was actually locked down on

22:47 Speaker 3: September thirteenth and no no video, no camera, no civilians

22:54 Speaker 3: were allowed anywhere near ground zero so that the guys

22:58 Speaker 3: could contry the narrative going out. Because even at September twelve,

23:04 Speaker 3: when people were still allowed to go there, the main

23:08 Speaker 3: question was on ABC. I think it was Peter Jennings

23:12 Speaker 3: or somebody who basically mentioned, okay, the main question that

23:16 Speaker 3: everybody has is why is there so little rubble? Because

23:20 Speaker 3: something that people need to realize, there's three differences when

23:24 Speaker 3: it comes to buildings. A building can collapse a gravity

23:28 Speaker 3: collapse like we saw in Miyan mob where you can

23:31 Speaker 3: see the levels of the building as it's done at

23:34 Speaker 3: pancake collapse so you can see the various flaws. Then

23:39 Speaker 3: you've got a Then you've got to control demolition using

23:42 Speaker 3: kinetic or thermal mechanisms or whatever. And when they blow

23:46 Speaker 3: a building to bits, you end up with a rubble pile.

23:51 Speaker 3: On average that is twelve and a half percent of

23:55 Speaker 3: the original building height. So if you calculate twelve and

23:59 Speaker 3: a half percent of one hundred and ten, that gives

24:02 Speaker 3: you thirteen point seventy five floors. And if you look

24:06 Speaker 3: at the after pictures on September twelve, and even on

24:10 Speaker 3: September eleven, when the helicopterwer flying flying over ground zero,

24:17 Speaker 3: the rubble pile for the North Tower, and the North

24:20 Speaker 3: Tower was positioned right next to Building six. Building six

24:25 Speaker 3: is an eight story building. Yeah, right there. On the

24:29 Speaker 3: left you've got Building six, and on the right you've

24:32 Speaker 3: got what is the remnants of the North Tower where

24:36 Speaker 3: sixteen people survived in that clump of rubble, and that.

24:41 Speaker 4: If you look at the if you look at the

24:45 Speaker 4: building itself or the outer shell of the tower, you

24:49 Speaker 4: will see that there are bigger spacings at the.

24:52 Speaker 3: Bottom part and the top part is a lot closer,

24:55 Speaker 3: and that's the lobby height. That's three stories. These guys

24:59 Speaker 3: here are on ground level.

25:01 Speaker 2: So ten fours are theoretically missing.

25:04 Speaker 3: Yeah, ten floors are missing. And geez again the people

25:10 Speaker 3: who would like to sell you on a conventional control

25:15 Speaker 3: demolition what they staid, Yes, that's a beautiful, beautiful picture

25:20 Speaker 3: because right in the background you've got the remnants of

25:24 Speaker 3: Building seven. Building seven again, do your twelve and a

25:28 Speaker 3: half percent on the forty seven stories it was, and

25:32 Speaker 3: the rubble pile there was only three stories are instead

25:36 Speaker 3: of around about six and a half or seven that

25:38 Speaker 3: you would expect. And Building six itself, that hole in

25:44 Speaker 3: the middle of it was empty. It was It was

25:48 Speaker 3: like a cookie cutter where you just scooped out the

25:52 Speaker 3: middle of it. And right next to the North Tower

25:57 Speaker 3: and the South Tower you had a twenty two story

26:00 Speaker 3: Marriott Hotel, the Building three, and pretty much everything of

26:06 Speaker 3: that building disappeared in except a small little block of it.

26:11 Speaker 3: And fourteen people survived in that building as well. And

26:15 Speaker 3: that's something that the nine to eleven truth movement don't

26:18 Speaker 3: really talk about because it completely blows their narrative out

26:23 Speaker 3: of the water because if it was thermite and bombs

26:27 Speaker 3: and all of that kind of stuff, these sixteen survivors

26:30 Speaker 3: in the North Tower would have even been deafened. They

26:34 Speaker 3: would have got burned by the thermite flashes. They could

26:37 Speaker 3: have been blinded by bright flashes going off and all

26:42 Speaker 3: of this, and the statements that they made is when

26:47 Speaker 3: the building was unraveling, they heard a sound of a

26:51 Speaker 3: freight train coming at them. They don't mention anything about

26:56 Speaker 3: hearing big explosions or loud booms or anything. And I

27:00 Speaker 3: would suggest anybody who wants to deep dive and hear

27:04 Speaker 3: the testimonies of these guys who survived it is look

27:07 Speaker 3: for the two thousand and six documentary The Miracle of Stairwell,

27:13 Speaker 3: be that and just listened to what they explained. They

27:19 Speaker 3: explained that they were inside this building, they heard the rumble,

27:23 Speaker 3: they heard the sound of a freight train coming at them,

27:26 Speaker 3: they felt a levitation effect, and then everything went dark.

27:34 Speaker 3: All of a sudden, it went silent. The next moment

27:38 Speaker 3: the they saw array of sunlight coming through. Now imagine this,

27:47 Speaker 3: you were on the sixth floor of one hundred and

27:51 Speaker 3: ten story building five hundred thousand tons, you expecting to

27:56 Speaker 3: be stuck in there for weeks for them to get

28:02 Speaker 3: rid of all the rebel. In the next moment, you

28:04 Speaker 3: see a ray of sunlight coming out and then around

28:10 Speaker 3: about an hour or two later, the guys free you

28:13 Speaker 3: from where you are and there's nothing above.

28:15 Speaker 2: You, nothing in sunlight.

28:19 Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's.

28:22 Speaker 1: Huh so one hundred and four stories above her the right,

28:28 Speaker 1: that's what they're saying is one hundred and whatever floors

28:31 Speaker 1: above her come down. But they survive it. And not

28:38 Speaker 1: only did they survive it, but they're out within a

28:41 Speaker 1: couple hours of of the of the actual attack. And

28:45 Speaker 1: if I don't remember, I mean, Jesus Christ, a hurricane,

28:49 Speaker 1: I'm not a hurricane. An earthquake in Nepal trap people

28:52 Speaker 1: in a hotel for for like two days. They couldn't

28:56 Speaker 1: get them out, and that's like a ten ten story hotel,

29:00 Speaker 1: and that is really bizarre.

29:02 Speaker 2: I never thought about that. So they felt it a

29:05 Speaker 2: lavitating of that.

29:07 Speaker 3: Yeah, there was a huge, massive wind. And the one

29:11 Speaker 3: gentleman that has testified about this numerous times, and you

29:16 Speaker 3: can find many interviews with him is the F and

29:20 Speaker 3: D Y firefighter Mickey Cross, And they even interviewed him

29:26 Speaker 3: last year with the twenty fourth anniversary where he recounts

29:32 Speaker 3: it again, and what he basically states is when he

29:35 Speaker 3: heard the rumbling, he just curled up into a small

29:38 Speaker 3: ball and the next moment, he felt his his helmet

29:43 Speaker 3: starting to lift off, and he basically pulled it down

29:46 Speaker 3: and just crunched down into a small little ball and

29:49 Speaker 3: just said, okay, fine, if I die now, it's got

29:51 Speaker 3: to be quick. He's the gentleman that's talked about it.

29:54 Speaker 3: But there's another gentleman and his name is sorry, he's

29:59 Speaker 3: he All. I might be getting the pronunciation wrong, but

30:03 Speaker 3: Pascal Bouschelly, also known as the nine to eleven Surfer,

30:10 Speaker 3: and this gentleman was coming down in stairwell B from

30:14 Speaker 3: the eighty fourth floor, and somewhere in the fortieth forties

30:19 Speaker 3: they met They found a firefighter coming up in the stairwell.

30:24 Speaker 3: The firefighter said, okay, guys, when you get to the

30:27 Speaker 3: twenty third floor, there is a lift that's still working,

30:32 Speaker 3: so you can take that lift and go down. And

30:36 Speaker 3: the people with him from his office, they just kept

30:39 Speaker 3: going down, going down. When they got to the twenty

30:41 Speaker 3: third floor, they said, oh, we're going to take the lift.

30:43 Speaker 3: They said no. They went down another floor. When they

30:46 Speaker 3: got to the twenty second all of a sudden, that's

30:48 Speaker 3: when the building started shaking and rumbling. The people with

30:52 Speaker 3: him ran into the twenty second floor, and he decided

30:57 Speaker 3: to jump down to the next ledge in the stair

31:00 Speaker 3: well and he called up into a small little ball

31:03 Speaker 3: and he then said, well, you've got this rumbling, it's

31:06 Speaker 3: the sound of a freight train coming at me. In

31:09 Speaker 3: the next moment, I just started falling through the air

31:12 Speaker 3: and he ended up landing on a ledge that was

31:17 Speaker 3: run about three four stories high. And when he woke up,

31:23 Speaker 3: and you've got to remember, he's on the twenty second floor,

31:26 Speaker 3: and when he woke up and you looked up, there

31:28 Speaker 3: was blue sky above him and it was kind of

31:31 Speaker 3: like trapped on the spirch where he was. The guys

31:35 Speaker 3: had to bring ladders and ropes and everything to get

31:37 Speaker 3: him out of there, and he had a broken ankle.

31:40 Speaker 3: And I call that when Yeah, at eight o'clock that night,

31:45 Speaker 3: he got home to his pregnant wife and they've actually

31:48 Speaker 3: got a video. I think it's a brother that was

31:52 Speaker 3: there that video, Pascal being delivered via it's actually to

31:57 Speaker 3: the house. And it took him a number of years

32:02 Speaker 3: to work through the strauma because he's the only guy

32:05 Speaker 3: out of his whole whole office that survived. So you

32:10 Speaker 3: can you can go look for a great interview it's

32:12 Speaker 3: an hour and a half interview with him and his wife.

32:15 Speaker 3: I think it was published on YouTube in twenty twenty

32:20 Speaker 3: three and you'll be able to find it. So and

32:23 Speaker 3: then numerous interviews with him. I think he also wrote

32:25 Speaker 3: a book. So just search nine to eleven Surfer or

32:28 Speaker 3: nine to eleven miracle Man to his testimony as well.

32:32 Speaker 3: He's one of two civilians along with fourteen first first

32:38 Speaker 3: responders that survived in the North Tower.

32:43 Speaker 1: Why, Okay, I guess the looming the looming question has

32:49 Speaker 1: to be no matter what now, I don't let's I

32:53 Speaker 1: kind of want to like grow past the idea of

32:57 Speaker 1: the how it happened, but the why why, if the

33:02 Speaker 1: official narrative is to be believed, why didn't the FBI

33:10 Speaker 1: or the CIA or anyone, I mean Conda Lieza Rice

33:13 Speaker 1: sends a memo on August ninth saying that Ben Lauden

33:18 Speaker 1: is going to try us to like we know, not

33:22 Speaker 1: only all of the hijackers, but John Brennan, the CIA director,

33:25 Speaker 1: brought them here and then let them go back, go

33:28 Speaker 1: back and forth because he wanted people on the inside

33:31 Speaker 1: of al Qaeda.

33:32 Speaker 2: Right, So if we're to believe the official narrative, Why

33:35 Speaker 2: does this happen?

33:37 Speaker 1: Is it just to bring us into a war and

33:39 Speaker 1: a twenty year war with Afghanistan for because we're told

33:44 Speaker 1: they have weapons of masterstr I mean, it's all fucking

33:47 Speaker 1: doesn't make sense to me.

33:49 Speaker 2: Why did why? The why?

33:51 Speaker 3: Look, look, everybody wants to jump to the wy, but

33:54 Speaker 3: we've got to remember none to eleven was a crime

33:58 Speaker 3: that was committed, and you've got to start any criminal

34:03 Speaker 3: investigation and you've got to really understand what happened in

34:09 Speaker 3: order to get over to how it happened and then

34:12 Speaker 3: why it happened and what the motivation was. And a

34:15 Speaker 3: lot of people want to jump to that the why,

34:19 Speaker 3: and there's a lot of people who've pretty much sorted

34:22 Speaker 3: out the why, but the biggest contentious issue is what

34:30 Speaker 3: actually happened and the technology that was put into play,

34:34 Speaker 3: because it was a demonstration to people in the know

34:41 Speaker 3: that Hi, guys, we've got this, we've we're doing this

34:45 Speaker 3: on live TV and the whole world is too stupid

34:51 Speaker 3: to even realize what we've just done.

34:54 Speaker 2: Okay, And that's what I was going to say. Is

34:56 Speaker 2: it plausible that.

35:00 Speaker 1: Because the way I've always been taught to investigate something,

35:04 Speaker 1: or you got two sides of the story, right. The

35:07 Speaker 1: truth is somewhere in between. So we got the official narrative, right,

35:12 Speaker 1: the narrative they want us to believe. Right, planes definitely

35:16 Speaker 1: fucking hit the building unless they have some way of

35:18 Speaker 1: hologram faking, I mean, which I wouldn't put it past them.

35:22 Speaker 1: Like we know, the technology does exist today, didn't exist

35:26 Speaker 1: in twosan and one.

35:26 Speaker 2: I don't know.

35:30 Speaker 1: So could they have figured out, oh shit, they're about

35:35 Speaker 1: to fucking they're about to hit these towers with some

35:38 Speaker 1: planes and they're about to so they know they the

35:41 Speaker 1: intelligence community finds out all this shit, right CIA Alex Station,

35:47 Speaker 1: the memo August ninth, They know it's about to happen,

35:51 Speaker 1: but they step back and they let it happen. For

35:55 Speaker 1: I mean, we see that that stock options were taken out,

36:01 Speaker 1: you know people, it's it's if you start looking at

36:04 Speaker 1: that the finances right follow the money kind of thing.

36:08 Speaker 2: Dick Cheney's were missing trillions of.

36:10 Speaker 1: Dollars the next day nine to eleven app So if

36:13 Speaker 1: you look at all that, could the intelligence community have said, Okay,

36:19 Speaker 1: it's gonna happen.

36:20 Speaker 2: We're gonna let it happen, and we might even might

36:24 Speaker 2: even help it. Yeah, well we might even help it.

36:27 Speaker 1: With the director jennyg Weapon, make sure that those fucking

36:31 Speaker 1: towers come down. If they're gonna hit them, make it count.

36:36 Speaker 1: And that seems to me like maybe what happened. It's

36:40 Speaker 1: a little bit of a mix of both.

36:42 Speaker 3: In a way. Look, nine to eleven wasn't planned over

36:45 Speaker 3: a weekend. It was a couple of decades in the making.

36:49 Speaker 3: And if there's one particularly very well researched documentary that

36:58 Speaker 3: you should watch, which I state is your crash course

37:03 Speaker 3: into nine to eleven, and that's nine to eleven Alchemy

37:06 Speaker 3: Facing Reality because it goes into all the various technologies

37:11 Speaker 3: UFO links all of that and showing you the patents

37:15 Speaker 3: that the US Navy's got, the CIA, the FBR, all

37:19 Speaker 3: of that. And where I'm really disappointed in the UFO

37:27 Speaker 3: field is that none of them, and this is Stephen Greer,

37:33 Speaker 3: Mike Burrow, a whole bunch of different guys in the

37:36 Speaker 3: UFO field are gas lighting the followers, the supporters, and

37:43 Speaker 3: they pretty much defrauding their supporters out of their donations,

37:50 Speaker 3: just like the nine to eleven Truth movement is doing.

37:52 Speaker 3: Because when you really deep dive and going to the

37:57 Speaker 3: go onto sub stacks search for nine eleven planes research.

38:02 Speaker 3: This is a gentleman out of the UK who's gotten

38:05 Speaker 3: all the Foyer requests pertaining to the the NTSB, the

38:10 Speaker 3: f all that kind of stuff. And when you really

38:17 Speaker 3: deep dive into the planes, you would find that all

38:21 Speaker 3: four planes or alleged planes that crashed that day were

38:25 Speaker 3: still in the air after they allegedly crashed. And it

38:29 Speaker 3: was not CGI, and it was not anything remote controlled drones,

38:37 Speaker 3: it was not switched planes or anything. It was three

38:44 Speaker 3: D volumetric projection technology that was in play that the

38:48 Speaker 3: Navy has got patent's going back all the way to

38:51 Speaker 3: the nineteen seventies, and a lot of the UFO guys,

38:56 Speaker 3: especially this year, have been changing their narratives where they

39:02 Speaker 3: are now bringing in the what if the UFOs we

39:07 Speaker 3: see are actual holograms and nine to eleven alchemy facing

39:13 Speaker 3: reality puts it nicely into play with all the patents,

39:19 Speaker 3: the various articles that were written as far back as

39:22 Speaker 3: two thousand and one pertaining to the Navy and the

39:27 Speaker 3: US military wanting to have some sort of holographic projection

39:33 Speaker 3: that they could use in the Middle East to project

39:37 Speaker 3: a picture of allah and have their adversaries run away.

39:43 Speaker 3: And once you look and study basic flight physics, you

39:49 Speaker 3: will find that a commercial jet, even a military plane

39:55 Speaker 3: that's painted to look like a plane or adrona what

40:02 Speaker 3: cannot fly at the speeds that was recorded on nine

40:08 Speaker 3: to eleven without breaking up. It is impossible for plane

40:14 Speaker 3: to fly, or a commercial sized jet to fly at

40:21 Speaker 3: six hundred miles per hour at about seven hundred feet.

40:27 Speaker 3: And your real world example to understand that and see

40:33 Speaker 3: that is on November twelve, two thousand and one, you

40:37 Speaker 3: had flight five eight seven out of New York crash

40:42 Speaker 3: in New York in New York City because it got

40:47 Speaker 3: stuck behind some turbulence of a plane in front of it.

40:52 Speaker 3: It started flying flying to the guy tried to overcorrect

40:56 Speaker 3: and he broke up the tail tail section of the plane.

41:00 Speaker 3: As soon as that's gone, the plane falls out of

41:03 Speaker 3: the sky due to the thickness of the air and

41:06 Speaker 3: the molecules it ripped off the engines of the plane

41:10 Speaker 3: and they actually hit the ground before the planes. Even

41:14 Speaker 3: the impact dynamics of flight one seventy five, because there's

41:17 Speaker 3: so much the video on that, up to fifty five

41:21 Speaker 3: of them, it just shows impossible physics with regards to that,

41:27 Speaker 3: and a number of pilots came out and talked about

41:32 Speaker 3: the fact that what we saw that day is impossible.

41:37 Speaker 3: But people took pictures, they took video, they saw it,

41:43 Speaker 3: and they heard it. But it was a real time illusion.

41:50 Speaker 3: So the UFO guys who've been waiting for Project Bluebeam

41:56 Speaker 3: all these years to happen after Serge among Us talked

41:59 Speaker 3: about this in the seventies, well, guys, you all saw

42:03 Speaker 3: it on nine to eleven. You guys just don't want

42:06 Speaker 3: to talk about it.

42:07 Speaker 2: See you're saying that those planes didn't exist, really.

42:16 Speaker 3: And there's actual government proof from the eties B in

42:21 Speaker 3: the FIA proving all four planes were still in the

42:27 Speaker 3: air well passed the alleged impact times. All the receipts

42:33 Speaker 3: are on nine to eleven Planes Research substack, and a

42:37 Speaker 3: lot of the work that's gone into nine to eleven

42:40 Speaker 3: Alchemy facing Reality is in that documentary from nine to

42:44 Speaker 3: eleven Planes Research. Official documents that have been released over

42:49 Speaker 3: the last twenty four years.

42:51 Speaker 2: I can't even wrap my head around that.

42:55 Speaker 3: But we saw it on TV, and it's got to

42:58 Speaker 3: be true.

42:59 Speaker 1: It's got to be true, right, gotta be true. We

43:02 Speaker 1: saw I watched it happen. It's not so probably, dude,

43:07 Speaker 1: I called, I made a fuck. I was a paperboy

43:09 Speaker 1: at the time. I clipped I have somewhere at my

43:14 Speaker 1: parents house, at my dad's house, I should say, Mom's

43:17 Speaker 1: no longer with us. I cut out every single front

43:24 Speaker 1: page of the paper, like every single day and put

43:28 Speaker 1: it in a scrap book.

43:31 Speaker 2: God damn, that probably would be worth.

43:33 Speaker 3: Some worth, will be some with some bucks. Man.

43:36 Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean those are like legitimate but okay, so

43:40 Speaker 1: holy shit, I've never heard anyone say that in my life.

43:43 Speaker 3: So no. Wait, Actually there was a gentleman called Dr

43:49 Speaker 3: Morgan Reynolds. He's still alive. I had an interview with

43:53 Speaker 3: him on the fourth of July this year. You can

43:56 Speaker 3: go on to his website, No More Games dot Net

44:00 Speaker 3: and interview him please, because he's the only man that

44:04 Speaker 3: has actually taken the government to court stating that the

44:09 Speaker 3: Nest impact plane studies of bullshit. And John Leah you

44:16 Speaker 3: might have heard of John Lea May He wrote a

44:20 Speaker 3: for David stating everything that was wrong with official narrative.

44:24 Speaker 3: Our plane can't fly that fast, how the impact dynamics

44:28 Speaker 3: is complete and utter bunk. And he basically breaks it

44:31 Speaker 3: down for you for anybody with a working brain that's

44:35 Speaker 3: not going to fall back onto their cognitive dissonance or

44:39 Speaker 3: playing the game of pre co of just just not

44:44 Speaker 3: wanting to look at the evidence, and they explain it.

44:48 Speaker 3: But unfortunately Dr Morgan Reynolds when he came out with

44:53 Speaker 3: that in two thousand and seven, he got ostracized by

44:56 Speaker 3: the nine to eleven Truth movement. So if you go

44:59 Speaker 3: on if you want to support Architects for an Engineer

45:03 Speaker 3: Truth with the Richard Gage and his cronies, if you

45:07 Speaker 3: go onto their petition, they've got vetting processes on there

45:12 Speaker 3: that states that two of the main vetting processes is

45:18 Speaker 3: the person is not allowed to mention anything about no

45:20 Speaker 3: planes and the person is not allowed to mention anything

45:23 Speaker 3: about doctor Judy Wood. Because when you sign up, you

45:27 Speaker 3: give them your name, surname, phone number, and your email

45:31 Speaker 3: address and then they go search your online history and

45:36 Speaker 3: then decide whether or not you're good enough to be

45:39 Speaker 3: on the group. And when you go into the little

45:43 Speaker 3: echo chambers and you want to mention something like this,

45:47 Speaker 3: you immediately get get kicked out. Also, when it gets

45:53 Speaker 3: to the evidence of doctor Wood, she's been on an

45:56 Speaker 3: official blocklist on Wikipedia since twenty ten. Now, Wikipedia is

46:03 Speaker 3: one of the biggest CIA, Mossad, whatever intelligence agency out

46:10 Speaker 3: there who wants to control some sort of narrative will

46:14 Speaker 3: make sure that they've got their disinfo on there. But

46:17 Speaker 3: one person who's not allowed there is Dr Wood. You

46:20 Speaker 3: can go on to any nine to eleven truther with

46:23 Speaker 3: Wikipedia page, go insert some links to her website or

46:28 Speaker 3: write about information, and that will be scrapped within ours.

46:33 Speaker 2: That's crazy, that's crazy.

46:36 Speaker 1: So Judy would doctor Judy Wood is, let's talk about

46:40 Speaker 1: some of these people. Who is Richard Gage? Well, why

46:45 Speaker 1: would he have any expertise in this?

46:47 Speaker 3: Well, his whole story is he was driving down the

46:50 Speaker 3: road and then he heard some sort of guy on

46:53 Speaker 3: coast to coast radio talking about how the government narrative

46:57 Speaker 3: isn't correct, and he was mentioning something about buildings evident

47:00 Speaker 3: that all of a sudden gave him the whole wuha

47:02 Speaker 3: that he's now got to get into this. But we've

47:05 Speaker 3: got to rewind a bit because in two thousand and five,

47:10 Speaker 3: the first organization, and that was started by a gentleman

47:17 Speaker 3: called Jim Fetzer and Stephen E. Jones Stephenie Jones was

47:23 Speaker 3: a nuclear physicist or something like that. Brigham and Young University,

47:28 Speaker 3: worked at Los Alamos Labs and all of this kind

47:30 Speaker 3: of stuff. These two guys started Scholars for Nine to

47:34 Speaker 3: eleven Truth in two thousand and five, and then they

47:36 Speaker 3: roped in a whole bunch of scholars and people looking

47:40 Speaker 3: into nine to eleven and it was a sort of

47:43 Speaker 3: a honeypot, if you can call it back, like Stephen

47:46 Speaker 3: Grier's disclosure project, so that they could keep tabs on

47:52 Speaker 3: all the movers and shakers and people who might be

47:55 Speaker 3: able to blow the lid off of the cover up.

48:02 Speaker 3: And then what happened is Stephenie Jones came with this

48:09 Speaker 3: whole little thermi dust sample study of his and Dr

48:13 Speaker 3: Wood basically told him no, but and they had it

48:16 Speaker 3: to and fro Stephen Jones would write a paper stating something,

48:20 Speaker 3: and then Dr Wood would write a counter paper to that,

48:24 Speaker 3: and that's when the mud slinging kind of thing started

48:29 Speaker 3: and force, and by two thousand and six, Scholars for

48:33 Speaker 3: nine eleven Truth kind of like disbanded. Dr Wood met

48:38 Speaker 3: Dr Morgan Reynolds and a bunch of other people and

48:40 Speaker 3: they decided can find these guys have got some sort

48:43 Speaker 3: of weird agenda. And by two thousand and seven, Dr

48:51 Speaker 3: Wood found a solicitor and Dr Morgan Reynolds founder a solicitor,

48:56 Speaker 3: and they each submitted a quest for correction tost on

49:03 Speaker 3: the net report, stating that the National Institute for Standards,

49:10 Speaker 3: the main body that investigated what happened at the World

49:16 Speaker 3: Trade Center now was tasked with figuring out why the

49:21 Speaker 3: buildings collapsed. But in the ten thousand paget report, they

49:29 Speaker 3: only cover the events after the airplane shaped holes were

49:34 Speaker 3: created and up to the initiation of collapse. So the

49:40 Speaker 3: whole Nest report as it stands is fraudulent because it

49:43 Speaker 3: never explained what happened, and that's what they were tasked

49:47 Speaker 3: to do. So doctor Morgan Reynolds and doctor Woods saw

49:52 Speaker 3: the mistakes that were made in these reports and they

49:56 Speaker 3: submitted a request for correction that kind of like made

50:01 Speaker 3: them whistleblowers from there under the Data Information Act because

50:09 Speaker 3: it was fraudulent data that they were giving the people.

50:12 Speaker 3: They could then sue the subcontractors, the twenty three subcontractors

50:18 Speaker 3: who were writing these reports, and doctor Wood took it

50:23 Speaker 3: as far as the US Supreme Court. She initially filed

50:26 Speaker 3: in two thousand and seven, but it was under seal,

50:29 Speaker 3: so she couldn't advertise or talk about it in public.

50:33 Speaker 3: And about a month or two after she initially submitted

50:37 Speaker 3: her q TIM whistleblower case, then all of a sudden,

50:43 Speaker 3: Architects for Engineered Truth's website popped up and they were

50:47 Speaker 3: talking about thermite, molten metal and all of this kind

50:51 Speaker 3: of stuff that's their main selling points. They too ended

50:54 Speaker 3: up submitting a request for correction to NEST, but there

51:00 Speaker 3: was no mention of thermite or molten metal in their

51:08 Speaker 3: request for correction. So that already is a very very

51:12 Speaker 3: important point because to this day this is still what

51:16 Speaker 3: they talk about right now. After they all of a

51:19 Speaker 3: sudden popped up. Then in two thousand and nine, doctor

51:22 Speaker 3: who went to the US Supreme Court, the US Supreme

51:26 Speaker 3: Court judge basically an intimation said, look, you've got merit

51:30 Speaker 3: here or whatever, but I'm not going to listen to

51:33 Speaker 3: your case. So that's what this U Supreme Court can do.

51:41 Speaker 3: They can or can't listen to your stuff. But that

51:44 Speaker 3: it wasn't dismissed on due to merit because it had merit.

51:50 Speaker 7: But the guy basically stated that look like, I'm not

51:53 Speaker 7: going to listen to this because this is like, yeah,

51:57 Speaker 7: directed and knows about this, I mean.

52:01 Speaker 3: And at that stage they will remember.

52:03 Speaker 8: It was a major thing in the media where the

52:07 Speaker 8: guys basically said that anybody that dares question the official

52:12 Speaker 8: government narrative is is a prior to to to the

52:18 Speaker 8: memory of the people that lost their lives.

52:20 Speaker 3: It was such a psychological operation even that was carried

52:25 Speaker 3: through the media by how dare you question the government?

52:31 Speaker 3: We won't lie to you how And and that is

52:35 Speaker 3: also that was so powerful out of the slogan never

52:39 Speaker 3: forget what should you not forget? Not forget the trauma,

52:44 Speaker 3: because that's what they based it on. And once you

52:49 Speaker 3: you can separate yourself from that trauma, then then it's

52:53 Speaker 3: a lot easier. And that's why you'll find that a

52:56 Speaker 3: lot of the people who look into nine to eleven,

52:58 Speaker 3: who write books about it or aren't American because we

53:04 Speaker 3: are not so emotionally invested in it. We weren't so

53:08 Speaker 3: traumatized because of it, because Amber, do you know what they.

53:12 Speaker 1: Had us do every single day for like everything, I

53:18 Speaker 1: might be I don't know exactly how long it went

53:21 Speaker 1: on every single day at nine to eleven am. We

53:26 Speaker 1: would have to stand in school for a moment of

53:30 Speaker 1: silence and in remembrance, little little kids, little fucking kids

53:36 Speaker 1: in third grade, in third grade, I mean in kindergarten.

53:42 Speaker 2: They were doing it too, they were.

53:45 Speaker 1: It has all the makings of some sort of psychological operation.

53:49 Speaker 1: When you stand back, they're repeating the same narrative. Anyone

53:53 Speaker 1: who questions that narrative as alsostrized, right, and you and

53:57 Speaker 1: you're fundamentally bleeding it into the minds of those like

54:00 Speaker 1: those people like myself who even though I talk about UFOs,

54:05 Speaker 1: I talk about uh, directed energy weapons, I talk about

54:09 Speaker 1: the government conspiracy, no one wants to link it all

54:13 Speaker 1: together and say, wait a second, Huh that seems odd.

54:18 Speaker 3: Same exact fucking thing.

54:22 Speaker 2: And I'm the disclosure project happens a month or two before.

54:27 Speaker 1: Nine to eleven, right, that they wrangle up all these

54:32 Speaker 1: people who have all this knowledge.

54:34 Speaker 3: Uh.

54:35 Speaker 1: And and then you start putting the dates together, and

54:39 Speaker 1: you're like, wait a second, but does something doesn't just

54:42 Speaker 1: something doesn't add up here. It has all the makings

54:45 Speaker 1: of a psychological operation. Repeat discredit, repeat discredit, right, and

54:52 Speaker 1: then we're in a We're in a twenty year war

54:55 Speaker 1: where we're American, where people were so pissed, people were

55:02 Speaker 1: so fucking pissed, so angry, so scared that they gave

55:08 Speaker 1: up some of their rights with the Patriot Act, and

55:10 Speaker 1: they had their eighteen year old boys signing up to

55:13 Speaker 1: go fight a war against people We had no fucking

55:18 Speaker 1: idea that were involved.

55:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, So what why that? The why is? What does

55:24 Speaker 2: it for me? It actually me it makes my blood boil.

55:28 Speaker 3: Well, I'm sorry to tell you this, but the way

55:33 Speaker 3: that the rest of the world looks at America, you

55:37 Speaker 3: guys are the terrorists. You guys are the guys with

55:41 Speaker 3: this bloody ego going in everywhere, causing shit where you're

55:46 Speaker 3: not welcome or don't have a fighting the whole aspect,

55:50 Speaker 3: and it was all about about power and control. And

55:53 Speaker 3: you guys were also used to advance the interest of

56:01 Speaker 3: a certain little place. Yeah, and it's been now open

56:08 Speaker 3: opened up as well. Now also at that stage America

56:14 Speaker 3: was was was on the looming into a recession as well.

56:21 Speaker 3: And unfortunately, America's economy is very reliant on your war machine.

56:32 Speaker 3: Because if the war machine isn't ticking over so many,

56:36 Speaker 3: so many industries are going to see their asses.

56:41 Speaker 2: Absolutely, I can absolutely agree with that.

56:43 Speaker 3: And how many thousands of people are are employed by

56:48 Speaker 3: by the military or or subcontractors building weapons, building the clothes,

56:54 Speaker 3: the shoes, the the tanks to this that that that

56:57 Speaker 3: it's okay, I mean just thumbsuck. Maybe a quarter of

57:03 Speaker 3: of of of the the country is dependent on on

57:08 Speaker 3: on the U S war machine.

57:10 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, And when that is not, like you said,

57:14 Speaker 1: when that's not turning profits, not being made profit is

57:19 Speaker 1: the bottom line, and it's it's I think it's just

57:23 Speaker 1: fucking wild to think that that's some sort of false

57:26 Speaker 1: flag operation happened, right, right, not just happened, but happened

57:32 Speaker 1: in the heart of the United States, New York City, right,

57:37 Speaker 1: the city that never the fucking city keeps feed me

57:40 Speaker 1: an ambient jay Z right whatever. But it seems like

57:45 Speaker 1: we're all given some ambient that day and just made

57:49 Speaker 1: to to forget what happened because it was so psychologically

57:52 Speaker 1: traumatic watching it over and over and over and over.

57:57 Speaker 1: It just made people angry and just also probably wasn't

58:02 Speaker 1: fun to be a Musslim in the United States in two.

58:06 Speaker 3: But also at the same time is the thing is

58:08 Speaker 3: just imagine in your city where where you live. What

58:13 Speaker 3: is the biggest building or the tallest building in.

58:16 Speaker 2: Your city or the John Hancock Building.

58:20 Speaker 3: Okay, how many floors?

58:21 Speaker 2: Ah, Jesus, probably only like sixty to sixty to eighty maybe.

58:28 Speaker 3: Okay, So next time you there, go stand next to

58:32 Speaker 3: that building and look up, and then again imagine that

58:39 Speaker 3: building without use explosions or major flashes of light from thermite.

58:46 Speaker 3: Because remember, go and watch any little video of a thermite. Thermite,

58:52 Speaker 3: it's a experiment. It's usually like a cup of thermite,

58:56 Speaker 3: and it makes such a huge fire show. Imagine the

59:01 Speaker 3: calculations that the guys have given is you would need

59:05 Speaker 3: twenty nine thousand metric tons of thermite for each tower

59:10 Speaker 3: to sever the columns. Now that's going to be one

59:15 Speaker 3: hell of a fucking fire show. Dude. Oh we didn't

59:18 Speaker 3: see any bright light or flashes, and we didn't hear

59:22 Speaker 3: any loud booms going down New Year rumbling with that building.

59:26 Speaker 3: Now just go stand next to that eighty story building

59:29 Speaker 3: and just imagine this thing is going to unravel in

59:32 Speaker 3: less than ten seconds. That is that is new physics.

59:37 Speaker 3: That's new physics.

59:38 Speaker 2: That how did the building come down.

59:42 Speaker 3: Between nine and twelve seconds? That's that. No, no, no,

59:47 Speaker 3: a hour after they were hit. But the physical disintegration

59:52 Speaker 3: of the buildings was between nine and twelve seconds. And

59:56 Speaker 3: if you if you stood on top of one of

59:59 Speaker 3: the twin towers and you dropped the bowling ball, it

1:00:04 Speaker 3: would take twelve seconds to hit the ground. And those

1:00:07 Speaker 3: buildings disappeared faster than that.

1:00:11 Speaker 2: No fucking way.

1:00:13 Speaker 3: Yeah.

1:00:14 Speaker 2: Wow, So let me ask you, let me ask you

1:00:18 Speaker 2: a question. How far up does this go? Dick Cheney Bush, Yeah,

1:00:23 Speaker 2: Dick Cheney.

1:00:25 Speaker 3: It's a real mixed mix and match. Dick Cheney obviously

1:00:28 Speaker 3: knew something about it, and and the bunch of other

1:00:31 Speaker 3: guys were were tossed with with covering it up the whole,

1:00:36 Speaker 3: the whole dancing Israeli's. They are Patsy's to push push.

1:00:42 Speaker 2: The okay for anyone who doesn't know, Yeah, for anyone

1:00:46 Speaker 2: who doesn't know.

1:00:47 Speaker 1: Lady she sees a bunch of a bunch of people

1:00:52 Speaker 1: kind of like celebrating, and the FBI picks that van up.

1:00:55 Speaker 1: About five hours later, they arrest the people. They find

1:00:59 Speaker 1: out that they're all all Israeli.

1:01:02 Speaker 2: Yeah, they're all Israeli, and they have connections to intelligence.

1:01:08 Speaker 3: And they were they were arrested, they were held for

1:01:11 Speaker 3: a short while and they were carded out back to Israel.

1:01:14 Speaker 3: So what are you saying that that is they were patsies?

1:01:17 Speaker 3: Just they your nine to eleven Lee Harvey Oswald to

1:01:21 Speaker 3: give you a narrative with regards to that, because if

1:01:24 Speaker 3: you go back into the the Israeli Israeli art students

1:01:27 Speaker 3: as well, and the name gelatine when you you do

1:01:32 Speaker 3: a little bit of deeper research into a gelatine is

1:01:35 Speaker 3: another name that that's given for for the stuff that

1:01:39 Speaker 3: they use for holographic projection as well. So that's why

1:01:43 Speaker 3: I say go and watch nine eleven Alchemy Facing Reality,

1:01:47 Speaker 3: because it goes through all of this. Why would if

1:01:52 Speaker 3: everybody is going on about Israel edit Israel that Israel did,

1:01:57 Speaker 3: why would they still be articles about these Israeli art

1:02:03 Speaker 3: students on the New York Times that was written at

1:02:07 Speaker 3: that time. They would basically take take it away. It's

1:02:11 Speaker 3: it's it's a narrative. You've got to think of it

1:02:14 Speaker 3: this way. Do you think the people that planned nine

1:02:20 Speaker 3: to eleven forgot to plan a cover up?

1:02:24 Speaker 9: Now?

1:02:25 Speaker 3: Then what would that cover up look like? And if

1:02:30 Speaker 3: you read doctor Wood's book or listen to some of

1:02:33 Speaker 3: the presentations. She basically mentions that what they did is

1:02:37 Speaker 3: they orchestrated this, and then obviously they left some easter

1:02:42 Speaker 3: eggs for researchers to find, and that would be enough

1:02:46 Speaker 3: to keep people up to a certain point and think, okay, fine,

1:02:51 Speaker 3: now we've got an explanation and they won't go any deeper.

1:02:54 Speaker 3: It's exactly the same with old Lucky Larry that had

1:02:58 Speaker 3: these little breakfast at the top of of the towers

1:03:05 Speaker 3: every day with his tenants. And he was on the

1:03:08 Speaker 3: phone with Nettanyo every Sunday and he was called up

1:03:12 Speaker 3: and said, hey, man, don't you want to buy the

1:03:15 Speaker 3: twenty towers because the Port Authority is looking for somebody

1:03:19 Speaker 3: to get become the new tenant. And he then borrowed

1:03:24 Speaker 3: like ten million dollars from somewhere to put a down

1:03:27 Speaker 3: payment on it, and then a couple of weeks later

1:03:30 Speaker 3: he got a nine to eleven happened and he had

1:03:33 Speaker 3: a paid day or four and a half billion dollars.

1:03:36 Speaker 3: But he mentioned that in that one interview where he

1:03:40 Speaker 3: was talking about, yeah, we had to pull the people

1:03:42 Speaker 3: out of Building six. So now everybody's going on it

1:03:46 Speaker 3: must be a controlled demolition. But there's a very important

1:03:52 Speaker 3: anomaly with Building seven that does not get mentioned by anybody.

1:03:56 Speaker 2: What is that?

1:03:58 Speaker 3: Okay, let's do do it?

1:04:00 Speaker 2: Well? Hold on, hold on, hold on, because I did,

1:04:03 Speaker 2: I did. I did. Just write something down and circle it.

1:04:07 Speaker 1: If I'm not mistaken where the World Trade Centers were,

1:04:11 Speaker 1: where it stood the water, there's a there's essentially.

1:04:16 Speaker 2: A dam right there.

1:04:17 Speaker 3: Right there's the Hudson River.

1:04:20 Speaker 1: So so if one hundred and ten stories of building

1:04:24 Speaker 1: came down on that, you'd expect what the dam to

1:04:30 Speaker 1: break right now.

1:04:31 Speaker 3: They built they built a bathtub around the two twin

1:04:36 Speaker 3: towers because they needed to go down.

1:04:38 Speaker 2: I wasn't that affected precisely.

1:04:41 Speaker 3: The thing is also Building six, next to the north

1:04:46 Speaker 3: tower was an eighth story building that had that cookie

1:04:50 Speaker 3: cut out of it. And when the controlled demolition guys

1:04:52 Speaker 3: came in to start clearing the rubble, the guys were

1:04:55 Speaker 3: too afraid to use explosives because they were afraid that

1:04:59 Speaker 3: they're going damaged the bathtub retaining wall that keeps the

1:05:03 Speaker 3: water of the Hudson River out of it. So they

1:05:06 Speaker 3: were actually used cables to pull the remnants of that

1:05:12 Speaker 3: building down. So if you want to talk about pull it.

1:05:17 Speaker 3: The real pullet of nine to eleven was Building six,

1:05:22 Speaker 3: because Lucky Larry just dropped that little thing in there

1:05:27 Speaker 3: to have people think about it. Now, Building seven. If

1:05:31 Speaker 3: you look at something like the Seattle Kingdome controlled demolition

1:05:36 Speaker 3: that was done a number of years ago. That building

1:05:39 Speaker 3: weighed one hundred and fifty thousand tons, and when that

1:05:45 Speaker 3: controlled demolition happened, it registered a two point three on

1:05:50 Speaker 3: the rector scale.

1:05:51 Speaker 2: Okay, so how that seismic activity.

1:05:55 Speaker 3: So that and with seismic activity, and in a seismograph,

1:06:01 Speaker 3: when the wave comes in, they basically record what is

1:06:04 Speaker 3: a S wave and a P wave primary wave and

1:06:08 Speaker 3: a secondary wave. Now on nine to eleven, for the

1:06:12 Speaker 3: Twin Towers and Building seven, there were no S or

1:06:16 Speaker 3: P waves. They only registered surface waves. A surface wave

1:06:24 Speaker 3: is a wave meaning that a weight was lifted. You

1:06:30 Speaker 3: can imagine a mattress, the old time mattresses with the

1:06:35 Speaker 3: springs and it two people are lying on top of it.

1:06:38 Speaker 3: Now one person gets off. You can feel that disturbance

1:06:42 Speaker 3: as if the weight was removed. Now, building the Seattle

1:06:47 Speaker 3: Kingdom one hundred and thirty thousand tons left a two

1:06:52 Speaker 3: point four. People at a Taylor Swift concert jumping up

1:06:58 Speaker 3: and down registered at two point three and twenty twenty

1:07:01 Speaker 3: three or twenty twenty four somewhere are you fucking Building seven?

1:07:08 Speaker 3: And Seattle Kingdom was about twenty stories. Now, Building seven

1:07:12 Speaker 3: was forty seven stories and it weighed two hundred and

1:07:16 Speaker 3: thirty thousand tons, So that's one hundred thousand tons more

1:07:20 Speaker 3: than the Seattle Kingdome that registered two point four. What

1:07:25 Speaker 3: did Building seven register?

1:07:29 Speaker 1: I would I would, of course, I would say probably

1:07:33 Speaker 1: in the three or fours, right, don't you think what

1:07:37 Speaker 1: did it register?

1:07:39 Speaker 3: Zero point six?

1:07:41 Speaker 1: So you're telling me that a Taylor Swift concert caused

1:07:44 Speaker 1: more seismic activity than Building seven coming down.

1:07:49 Speaker 10: And the two towers, because the one tower registered at

1:07:53 Speaker 10: two point one and the other tower registered at two

1:07:55 Speaker 10: point three, there.

1:07:59 Speaker 3: Was nothing slamming to the ground. The most of those

1:08:05 Speaker 3: towers turned to dust before they hit the ground. And

1:08:09 Speaker 3: if you really look at the slow mo of some

1:08:14 Speaker 3: of those beams falling down, and what you think is

1:08:21 Speaker 3: dust or smoke or whatever trailing behind it, it's actually

1:08:26 Speaker 3: a dust. But of that physical solid metal falling to

1:08:36 Speaker 3: the ground, turning to dust before it hits the ground,

1:08:39 Speaker 3: that is metal transmutation in real time, because I don't

1:08:46 Speaker 3: know how well you know the layout of the World

1:08:50 Speaker 3: Trade Center. So if you look at the picture of

1:08:53 Speaker 3: the World Trade Center layout, you will see North Tower,

1:08:56 Speaker 3: South Tower, and it had the Thompsons Square and in

1:08:59 Speaker 3: the middle of the square there was a twenty foot

1:09:03 Speaker 3: twenty seven foot high swear in the middle of that plaza.

1:09:09 Speaker 3: And that swear was not buried under any rubble. Now

1:09:15 Speaker 3: keep in mind, twelve and a half percent for control

1:09:18 Speaker 3: demolition for one hundred and ten story building should give

1:09:22 Speaker 3: you thirteen point seven stories. Number one, those two rubble

1:09:27 Speaker 3: piles were missing, the basements went filled with rubble, and

1:09:32 Speaker 3: then you're that twenty seven foot high swear in the

1:09:36 Speaker 3: plaza was not covered by any debris whatsoever. And it's

1:09:44 Speaker 3: been repurposed and it's still in New York.

1:09:49 Speaker 2: What the fuck it? What the fuck happened on September eleventh.

1:09:53 Speaker 1: Dude?

1:09:54 Speaker 3: It sci fi, man, it's sci fi. Yeah, So you've

1:09:57 Speaker 3: got you've got the wall trades and ran about where

1:10:00 Speaker 3: the tea of Trade Centers is where the twenty seven

1:10:05 Speaker 3: foot high swear was. So guys like Richard Gage and

1:10:09 Speaker 3: everything one want to sell you the fact that No,

1:10:13 Speaker 3: both the towers were blown to bits with explosives and

1:10:17 Speaker 3: everything was ejected laterally twenty six hundred feet in all directions.

1:10:22 Speaker 3: So obviously that swear isn't further than six hundred feet away,

1:10:29 Speaker 3: and you can actually see the rubble around it is

1:10:33 Speaker 3: not even higher than that swear.

1:10:36 Speaker 2: Right, which again it just does not add up literally does.

1:10:41 Speaker 3: Not difficult for people to just compute that.

1:10:48 Speaker 2: Right.

1:10:50 Speaker 1: So, and we know we know that false flags have

1:10:53 Speaker 1: been done before. This is not a new concept, right.

1:10:57 Speaker 3: Us, This liberty, pul harbor, golfer, World War to all

1:11:01 Speaker 3: of that.

1:11:04 Speaker 1: So, okay, if you if you're what you're saying is

1:11:09 Speaker 1: true or what what the what's the message here? Because

1:11:15 Speaker 1: the United States used a direct energy weapon? So and

1:11:20 Speaker 1: we know that Tesla had worked on something like this

1:11:24 Speaker 1: the FBI. When Tesla dies, they raid his They raid

1:11:29 Speaker 1: his hotel because he was staying in a hotel I

1:11:33 Speaker 1: believe in New York.

1:11:34 Speaker 2: Right.

1:11:34 Speaker 1: Yeah, Uh, the person that raids his hotel is Trump's

1:11:39 Speaker 1: fucking grand great great grandfather whatever.

1:11:43 Speaker 3: Trump trumps Trumps, Trump's uncle John Trump or something like

1:11:49 Speaker 3: that was the guy who was sent by the US

1:11:51 Speaker 3: government to go look through his papers to see if

1:11:54 Speaker 3: there's anything of interest. But what Tesla also did in

1:11:58 Speaker 3: nineteen forty three before he died or whatever. He ended

1:12:02 Speaker 3: up sending blueprints for this weapon of his to numerous

1:12:08 Speaker 3: countries so that nobody's got the upper hand. And he

1:12:12 Speaker 3: was actually helping the US government, not directly because they

1:12:18 Speaker 3: didn't want to be associated with him, and he had

1:12:20 Speaker 3: an assistant that was working with them, and the government

1:12:25 Speaker 3: ended up giving the assistant a lab, so Tesla would

1:12:30 Speaker 3: feed the information to his assistant, the assistant would create

1:12:34 Speaker 3: all the stuff in his lab and sell that off

1:12:36 Speaker 3: to the US military. There's a gentleman, doctor Andrea Pruvvushka

1:12:43 Speaker 3: that people just need to go on to my substack

1:12:47 Speaker 3: and just search the under my archive search for Tesla.

1:12:50 Speaker 3: I've got the whole time frame there with how he

1:12:54 Speaker 3: sent his technology to various people, and how the US

1:12:57 Speaker 3: military worked with him, and then the interview with this

1:13:01 Speaker 3: this guy who was writing his autobiography, and he also

1:13:05 Speaker 3: had the papers of Nicola in his hand and and

1:13:09 Speaker 3: facilitated that his papers be released from the US to

1:13:15 Speaker 3: to Hungary sort of can go to the Tesla museum

1:13:18 Speaker 3: there in his in his native country as well.

1:13:21 Speaker 1: Okay, Now, whether Tesla was just a genius and and

1:13:28 Speaker 1: came up with this death ray, this this directed energy

1:13:32 Speaker 1: weapon on his own, I think other people have suspected

1:13:36 Speaker 1: that maybe you know, an alien, non human intelligence, you know,

1:13:41 Speaker 1: at least sparked the idea in him. And we see

1:13:45 Speaker 1: them through a lot of genius, right they they whether

1:13:48 Speaker 1: it's through thought experiment or some of them. Most people

1:13:53 Speaker 1: like musicians, some you know, they they'll just go out

1:13:56 Speaker 1: and say it like the idea came, It's coming through me,

1:13:59 Speaker 1: through me, and I'm just the quote unquote vessel. Yes, so,

1:14:05 Speaker 1: and we look at the muse the root word of

1:14:08 Speaker 1: music or amusement, right, and we start putting all this

1:14:12 Speaker 1: together now, regardless whether it's reverse engineered alien technology, right

1:14:19 Speaker 1: or just advancements and human technology through whatever means possible.

1:14:25 Speaker 1: People had premonitions of planes hitting the building, and we

1:14:31 Speaker 1: want to talk about this idea of Project Blue Beam, right.

1:14:34 Speaker 1: Do you think that that that might have been influenced

1:14:38 Speaker 1: as because a lot of people in the surrounding area

1:14:41 Speaker 1: of New York City reported having dreams premonitions of planes

1:14:49 Speaker 1: hitting the towers. Could that be a result of these

1:14:53 Speaker 1: directed energy weapons and this idea of blue being being

1:14:56 Speaker 1: able to trick people through literally like affecting their thoughts.

1:15:03 Speaker 1: Do you think that there's a possibility that the United

1:15:06 Speaker 1: States government or however, the deep state, whoever the fuck

1:15:09 Speaker 1: you want to call it, did that on purpose.

1:15:14 Speaker 3: Well, there was was predictive programming with the Lone Gunman

1:15:20 Speaker 3: around about two months or three months before that, with

1:15:22 Speaker 3: the pilot episode with with the plane hitting the hitting

1:15:27 Speaker 3: the twin towers and all of that. So there's been

1:15:30 Speaker 3: a lot of a lot of a lot of a

1:15:33 Speaker 3: lot has been written on on on predictive programming.

1:15:36 Speaker 9: And all of that.

1:15:37 Speaker 3: So these part of that, they might be people with

1:15:40 Speaker 3: the six things that dreamed about that possible. But the

1:15:45 Speaker 3: technology that they used that day was some some sort

1:15:50 Speaker 3: of three D predict three D projection technology. And that's

1:15:58 Speaker 3: what what John Lee also taught about, because he mentioned

1:16:01 Speaker 3: that the guys have had that technology for a very

1:16:04 Speaker 3: long time. He was talking about a presentation that was

1:16:08 Speaker 3: given where a gentleman was in an auditorium talking about

1:16:13 Speaker 3: the history of television, walked around between the people and

1:16:16 Speaker 3: all of that, and by the end of the talk

1:16:19 Speaker 3: he said, well, thank you for having me, and he

1:16:21 Speaker 3: was switched off and he just disappeared and the people

1:16:25 Speaker 3: couldn't even realize that this guy walking next to them

1:16:28 Speaker 3: it was a hologram. And that's how good it was.

1:16:30 Speaker 3: And if you go back to two thousand and eight

1:16:34 Speaker 3: during the Obama presidential race, counting the votes or something,

1:16:41 Speaker 3: they actually had a holographic projection being done by CNN,

1:16:47 Speaker 3: and they actually dumbed down the version that they showed

1:16:51 Speaker 3: on the TV because people would have freaked out about

1:16:54 Speaker 3: how lifelike it could be, so they made it look

1:16:57 Speaker 3: like the Star Wars little three D hologram in those stages.

1:17:06 Speaker 3: And you've got to keep in mind that the Black

1:17:09 Speaker 3: Ops technology and recess that those guys do that's so

1:17:16 Speaker 3: ortmentalized is forty to fifty y is ahead of what

1:17:21 Speaker 3: gets dripped fed to us plibs. And it's not even

1:17:26 Speaker 3: in the physics books that your physics teacher today would

1:17:32 Speaker 3: have because a lot of those. And that's how entrenched

1:17:36 Speaker 3: this hidden technology is. May it may be reversed, engineered,

1:17:41 Speaker 3: it might just be stuff that guys have thought about. Remember,

1:17:46 Speaker 3: I don't know, do you know about the nineteen fifty

1:17:49 Speaker 3: one Invention Secrecy Act? No?

1:17:54 Speaker 2: But I mean continue.

1:17:57 Speaker 3: Nineteen fifty one Invention Secrecy Act was put into plags

1:18:00 Speaker 3: after the Second World War because the government was afraid

1:18:04 Speaker 3: that you would have some sort of tinkerer create something

1:18:08 Speaker 3: that could be either bought by a foreign entity or

1:18:11 Speaker 3: whatever and then weaponized, or somebody could invent something that

1:18:15 Speaker 3: could be detrimental to the status quo, like somebody inventing

1:18:21 Speaker 3: a carburetor for his sky in nineteen seventy two that

1:18:25 Speaker 3: will give you what one hundred miles to the gallon,

1:18:30 Speaker 3: and then the guy ended up committing suicide by shooting

1:18:34 Speaker 3: himself twice in the back of the head. Or Stanley

1:18:38 Speaker 3: Myers with his water powered car, numerous other guys and

1:18:43 Speaker 3: even you should know Thomas E. Bearden, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas E. Bearden,

1:18:49 Speaker 3: and he was a big proponent of free energy devices

1:18:53 Speaker 3: and all of that, and he went around talking to

1:18:57 Speaker 3: inventors and he tried to patent a bunch of his stuff,

1:19:02 Speaker 3: and everything was then just anything free energy is deemed

1:19:06 Speaker 3: popitual motion. So anything deemed potential motion does not get

1:19:12 Speaker 3: approved by the US Patent Office. And that's why it's

1:19:15 Speaker 3: so difficult sometimes seized from big power.

1:19:19 Speaker 1: It's either you know, because the patent Office, I think

1:19:24 Speaker 1: you know, I think they sees. I can't remember the number,

1:19:28 Speaker 1: but it's an absurd amount of anything haveing pertaining to

1:19:32 Speaker 1: free energy. It's either seized and then you can once

1:19:36 Speaker 1: it sees under an Apple security tag, they just blacked.

1:19:40 Speaker 1: They shelve it, and you and the inventor is only

1:19:44 Speaker 1: allowed to do business with the US government at that point.

1:19:47 Speaker 3: Right, we've got over six thousand patents. So buggy going,

1:19:52 Speaker 3: bugger going to the area fifty one to see what's

1:19:55 Speaker 3: going on there. Repeal the nineteen fifty one invention secrecy acting,

1:20:00 Speaker 3: show us those six thousand paintings.

1:20:03 Speaker 2: Who so they weaponized the patent office. They've got this.

1:20:08 Speaker 1: This seems to be like you said, this one was

1:20:10 Speaker 1: not planned over a weekend. No, they seem to. So again,

1:20:17 Speaker 1: how do you deploy a direct energy weapon? Guys like

1:20:22 Speaker 1: Eric Hecker, for instance, who talk about we have this

1:20:26 Speaker 1: passive and not just passive, but this this weapon array

1:20:32 Speaker 1: in the Antarctic at the at the South Pole station,

1:20:37 Speaker 1: and it caused an earthquake in two thousand and eight

1:20:40 Speaker 1: when they flipped it on.

1:20:43 Speaker 3: If you can now ask him, ask him why. After

1:20:47 Speaker 3: I asked him on his on his X about Hurricane eron,

1:20:53 Speaker 3: why is not talking about that or the work of

1:20:55 Speaker 3: doctor Wood. Why immediately blocked me?

1:20:58 Speaker 2: I will ask him that, I will. I will.

1:21:02 Speaker 1: He's the only guy I've ever heard about talk about

1:21:06 Speaker 1: like knowing where one of these things are. So if

1:21:10 Speaker 1: we're going to go on that route, where was where

1:21:13 Speaker 1: was this direct energy weapon deployed from?

1:21:16 Speaker 2: Was it space?

1:21:20 Speaker 3: Okay, let's go back to after the dust settled. There

1:21:26 Speaker 3: were two US military contractors that were put into place

1:21:33 Speaker 3: to run the security of Ground zero, and they locked

1:21:41 Speaker 3: down Ground zero from September thirteen, and they also wrote

1:21:45 Speaker 3: the reports that made up to ten thousand page instruct

1:21:49 Speaker 3: These two companies are r A and SIAC, and one

1:21:53 Speaker 3: of the companies also rebranded to Lidose. And these guys

1:21:59 Speaker 3: special in psychological operations, they impact dynamics, weather research, and

1:22:08 Speaker 3: then also components of directed energy weapons. And the one

1:22:12 Speaker 3: company was also tasked with knowing at that stage of

1:22:16 Speaker 3: any other country who's got weapons of mass destruction. And

1:22:20 Speaker 3: these are two main or two of the main defendants,

1:22:23 Speaker 3: and doctor Judywood's q TWAN case and then also doctor

1:22:29 Speaker 3: Morgan's Reynolds q TAM whistle blowercase, and those two companies

1:22:34 Speaker 3: are part and parcel of a organization that was established

1:22:38 Speaker 3: in the late nineteen nineties called the Directed Energy Professional Society.

1:22:44 Speaker 3: One of the other founding members of this or contributors

1:22:49 Speaker 3: to their fund is Boeing, and Boeing does hell a

1:22:54 Speaker 3: lot of research into directed energy weapons as well. And

1:22:58 Speaker 3: this year the Directed Energy Weapon Professional Society had a

1:23:02 Speaker 3: seminar in the same week as nine eleven. They do

1:23:05 Speaker 3: it every year in the week of nine eleven, and

1:23:08 Speaker 3: they actually stated that the Directed Energy Weapon Department or people,

1:23:22 Speaker 3: it's a nine billion dollar industry and they've got up

1:23:30 Speaker 3: to I think ten thousand or seven thousand people employed

1:23:36 Speaker 3: in research of directed energy weapons. Jesus, it's been around

1:23:42 Speaker 3: for a very long time. And even in nineteen eighty

1:23:47 Speaker 3: five there was a CNN investigative report on our IF Weaponry,

1:23:56 Speaker 3: radio frequency weaponry and stuff where Colonel Tom E. Bearden

1:24:01 Speaker 3: was showing satellite pictures of the Soviets that were seemingly

1:24:09 Speaker 3: doing tests on some sort of weaponry that he said

1:24:16 Speaker 3: was like focusing energy on a distant point or even

1:24:22 Speaker 3: being able to extract it from a different point. And

1:24:26 Speaker 3: the satellite pictures that he showed were from nineteen seventy seven,

1:24:31 Speaker 3: and when you look at those satellite pictures, it looks

1:24:34 Speaker 3: a lot like the satellite pictures that you got off

1:24:37 Speaker 3: the ISS on nine to eleven itself. And whilst we're

1:24:42 Speaker 3: talking about the ISS, is that the one colonel who

1:24:46 Speaker 3: was on the ISS whilst they were circumventing the Earth

1:24:52 Speaker 3: and he was taking videos, he basically said, live on air, look,

1:24:56 Speaker 3: I'm looking down at New York City and I'm looking

1:24:59 Speaker 3: up and down the east coast to see if I

1:25:02 Speaker 3: can see something else. But you kind of like forgot

1:25:05 Speaker 3: to mention that there was a hurricane the size of

1:25:09 Speaker 3: KATRINOI even bigger than that, five hundred miles off the

1:25:13 Speaker 3: coast of New York City, and that Hurricane Erin was

1:25:18 Speaker 3: making a beeline for New York for four days straight

1:25:23 Speaker 3: and people hardly knew about There was an underreporting of

1:25:28 Speaker 3: this hurricane. And you know, out of experience, if a

1:25:32 Speaker 3: hurricane is approaching, the news agencies have a field day

1:25:37 Speaker 3: still living. But Jesus out of people with regards to that,

1:25:41 Speaker 3: and that hurricane actually affected New York on September tenth,

1:25:47 Speaker 3: where there was a major electrical storm in New York City.

1:25:54 Speaker 3: So it was a thunderstorm and all of that, and

1:25:56 Speaker 3: then the cool fron moved in and Hurricane Erin basically

1:26:01 Speaker 3: stopped dead in its track tracks for twenty four hours

1:26:05 Speaker 3: whilst the whole of nine to eleven happened. And as

1:26:09 Speaker 3: soon as Building seven dropped at five twenty pm that afternoon,

1:26:13 Speaker 3: it then made a one hundred and eighty degree turned

1:26:16 Speaker 3: to the right and then fizzled off in the next

1:26:19 Speaker 3: two days and over the ocean.

1:26:23 Speaker 1: So you think that is this a result of energy

1:26:27 Speaker 1: the energy weapon or is this a result of that

1:26:30 Speaker 1: also having the ability to control the.

1:26:32 Speaker 2: Weather and like, hey, guys, don't fucking hit New York.

1:26:35 Speaker 2: We got something going on that direction.

1:26:38 Speaker 3: Well, they've been able to control hurricanes since nineteen forty seven.

1:26:44 Speaker 1: Right, this is always tied back to like the Israelis

1:26:46 Speaker 1: as well the massade in that No, but the.

1:26:50 Speaker 3: US Navy, the US Navy's first cloud seating and everything

1:26:53 Speaker 3: started in nineteen forty seven.

1:26:55 Speaker 1: These clip that I can send you with with it,

1:26:58 Speaker 1: they have the same town in Florida twice by accident.

1:27:02 Speaker 11: Yeah, well they seed in it and then they've completely

1:27:06 Speaker 11: caused a hell lot of a lot of damage and

1:27:09 Speaker 11: what's so so strange about Hurricane Aaron Is it made

1:27:13 Speaker 11: a beeline and it stood.

1:27:14 Speaker 3: Still for that day and we can only.

1:27:19 Speaker 11: What's what's the English word now, speculate, speculate, speculate that

1:27:27 Speaker 11: if you look at.

1:27:28 Speaker 3: The work of John Hutchinson in his Hutchinson effect and

1:27:32 Speaker 3: the work that he did in his lab and then

1:27:34 Speaker 3: ended up in Los Alamos labs and all of that,

1:27:37 Speaker 3: he would create a static field and then have some

1:27:41 Speaker 3: deslock coils around the static field, and when he serves

1:27:47 Speaker 3: the juice, that's when he could manage to have metals break, split, jellify,

1:27:56 Speaker 3: have these metals actually would seem to be white hot

1:28:03 Speaker 3: but was cold to the touch. And what he was

1:28:06 Speaker 3: doing was and that was all ex navy surplus army

1:28:12 Speaker 3: equipment that he got out of good will or wherever.

1:28:15 Speaker 3: And he was replicating the work of Nicola Tesla, and

1:28:19 Speaker 3: Nicola Tesla could do all of this, and Hutchinson ended

1:28:23 Speaker 3: up doing this in the late seventies eighty three. The

1:28:28 Speaker 3: Pentagon guys came to his lab in Canada checked out

1:28:31 Speaker 3: what the hell he was doing, and Lieutenant Colonel or

1:28:37 Speaker 3: Lieutenant John Alexander you must have heard about him as well,

1:28:41 Speaker 3: and his five hour interview on Sean Ryan.

1:28:45 Speaker 2: I know him personally, I've interviewed him several times.

1:28:48 Speaker 1: Actually, he's a good friend. I just keep him out

1:28:51 Speaker 1: an arms destince. I'm friendly enough with him where I

1:28:55 Speaker 1: want the information he has, but I'm not friendly enough

1:28:58 Speaker 1: to not assume that he's not playing me.

1:29:02 Speaker 3: Well. He is, most probably because he definitely.

1:29:05 Speaker 1: He's known as the father for anyone who doesn't know,

1:29:07 Speaker 1: he's known as the father of non legal weaponry.

1:29:10 Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and again, when when was the first reported

1:29:16 Speaker 3: use of non lethal weaponry or lasers or something like that.

1:29:21 Speaker 1: Funny you mentioned lasers because you know someone I can't

1:29:25 Speaker 1: remember where I saw this, but right like today, they

1:29:28 Speaker 1: have the technology that they can send a laser out

1:29:33 Speaker 1: and and sound.

1:29:34 Speaker 2: Will be projected from said laser, so like warning.

1:29:38 Speaker 1: So some people when they're approaching like a highly secure

1:29:41 Speaker 1: or sensitive facility, they'll they'll get they'll hear an audible

1:29:45 Speaker 1: warning in their heads do not come closer or you know,

1:29:50 Speaker 1: do not breach you are encroaching on highly sensitive like

1:29:55 Speaker 1: you know, something like that. So if we have that

1:29:57 Speaker 1: technology today again brings me back to the whole idea

1:30:01 Speaker 1: of Darper.

1:30:03 Speaker 2: What the fuck do they have in the black right now.

1:30:07 Speaker 3: But the thing they've already said publicly in twenty twenty

1:30:13 Speaker 3: three that the US military is now using lasers that

1:30:18 Speaker 3: they are beaming from satellite to satellite to US army

1:30:24 Speaker 3: installations in electricity free electricity like Nicola Deslo wanted to

1:30:29 Speaker 3: beam around the world. They already working on that. And

1:30:33 Speaker 3: the first reports of directed energy weapons typed laser type

1:30:38 Speaker 3: stuff was in nineteen eighty nine during the Panama invasion.

1:30:44 Speaker 3: Go watch the investigative report the Panama Deception that came

1:30:50 Speaker 3: out in nineteen ninety two where they mentioned that it

1:30:55 Speaker 3: was a chance to use experimental weapons. They show pictures

1:31:02 Speaker 3: of some sort of army guy or whatever that just

1:31:06 Speaker 3: ended up being a blob of mush, and that there

1:31:13 Speaker 3: were vehicles that were cut in half with some sort

1:31:17 Speaker 3: of laser type type thing. And that's also the first

1:31:20 Speaker 3: time that they used the stealth bomber that as well.

1:31:25 Speaker 3: Then face forward a little bit, that's early nine two

1:31:28 Speaker 3: thousand and three, you had the Golf War and another

1:31:33 Speaker 3: documentary came out in two thousand and six where these

1:31:36 Speaker 3: guys were doing the investigation of what was happening, and

1:31:39 Speaker 3: it's called Star Wars. In Iraq, that came out in

1:31:43 Speaker 3: two thousand and six that talks about all this directed

1:31:46 Speaker 3: energy weapons because they say that some sort of directed

1:31:49 Speaker 3: energy weapon was used on civilians there, and they also

1:31:54 Speaker 3: interview Colonel John Alexander about that.

1:31:59 Speaker 12: Really, Alexander, just ask him next time he talked to him,

1:32:04 Speaker 12: ask him about what he thinks about the evidence presented

1:32:09 Speaker 12: by doctor Judy Wood and that directed.

1:32:12 Speaker 3: Energy weapons were involved. And I would love to hear

1:32:17 Speaker 3: how he responds to that.

1:32:19 Speaker 2: I'll ask him literally right after we get off.

1:32:23 Speaker 3: The other thing is you've you've got Sean Ryan, who's

1:32:28 Speaker 3: who's has who talks about He's got this other series

1:32:33 Speaker 3: now he was talking about the Voice of God, technologies

1:32:36 Speaker 3: and all of that. You've got Tucker Colson in his

1:32:38 Speaker 3: fourth episode that says, you know, you've got to focus

1:32:41 Speaker 3: on on the full knowledge, but don't look at don't

1:32:45 Speaker 3: don't look at the directed energies. Yeah, isn't it precisely?

1:32:51 Speaker 2: Bye these guys, these guys.

1:32:56 Speaker 3: Because the thing is when it when it comes back.

1:32:58 Speaker 3: And and this is also Catherine Austin Fitz when she

1:33:01 Speaker 3: was on Tucker Colson's show as well. She was talking

1:33:04 Speaker 3: about the danger of breakthrough energy and how it could

1:33:09 Speaker 3: be weaponized. Okay. She mentioned that friends of hers put

1:33:14 Speaker 3: up their Breakthrough Energy conference in twenty twelve, but she

1:33:18 Speaker 3: made no mention of the fact that this breakthrough energy

1:33:21 Speaker 3: that is so dangerous when weaponized was used on nine

1:33:25 Speaker 3: to eleven. Well, because if it wasn't weaponized, you could

1:33:29 Speaker 3: use this energy and give everybody free energy.

1:33:32 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, naturally, right, because.

1:33:36 Speaker 3: If you know the.

1:33:39 Speaker 13: Cover up of cold fusion from nineteen eighty nine, not

1:33:44 Speaker 13: necessarily okay, cold fusion that stage billions was being pushed

1:33:50 Speaker 13: into a new energy source.

1:33:52 Speaker 3: The guys were trying to recreate the Sun by crew.

1:33:56 Speaker 2: Sounds like a great idea.

1:33:58 Speaker 3: Yeah, So they wanted to recreate the sign. Billions of

1:34:01 Speaker 3: dollars pulled into it. They never got excess energy out

1:34:07 Speaker 3: of it. And then all of a sudden, here comes

1:34:09 Speaker 3: two guys with the name of Ponds and Fleischmen who

1:34:13 Speaker 3: were tinkering around for a couple of years in their laboratory,

1:34:17 Speaker 3: and they say, well, we have now created what we

1:34:21 Speaker 3: call is low energy nuclear reactions without ionizing radiation. You

1:34:27 Speaker 3: can watch the documentary What's It Watergate? Heavy Watergate, the

1:34:36 Speaker 3: documentary Heavy Watergate, and these two guys ended up telling

1:34:43 Speaker 3: going public and saying, okay, fine, we've got excess heating here.

1:34:47 Speaker 3: But it was new physics. They were rewriting the laws

1:34:52 Speaker 3: of physics because there's no way that you can put

1:34:54 Speaker 3: in a certain amount of energy and get more out

1:34:57 Speaker 3: of it in the system that they were using. And

1:35:01 Speaker 3: lo and behold, all of a sudden, a news conference

1:35:05 Speaker 3: is held by a gentleman with the name of Stephen E. Jones,

1:35:12 Speaker 3: Captain Thurmite, and he says, and he sits with a

1:35:16 Speaker 3: bunch of physicists and he says, Okay, guys, I don't

1:35:21 Speaker 3: think that the stuff has got merried. Who who agrees

1:35:27 Speaker 3: with me? And then they had science by Vote and

1:35:31 Speaker 3: the guys were kind of like discredited in that in

1:35:35 Speaker 3: that press conference. And then a day later you had

1:35:42 Speaker 3: the exon Valdi's disaster. And how does media work? They

1:35:49 Speaker 3: just love a good disaster. So then the whole discussion

1:35:52 Speaker 3: and the debates on cold fusion just dwindled away. And

1:35:58 Speaker 3: about twenty later, CNN took it upon themselves to revisit

1:36:06 Speaker 3: cold fusion, and you can find the YouTube video of

1:36:09 Speaker 3: the CNN investigative report just look for cold fusion is

1:36:14 Speaker 3: Hot Again. And they basically prove that it's it's true

1:36:18 Speaker 3: and the Pentagon is working on it. And if that

1:36:23 Speaker 3: wasn't suppressed way back when we could all have a small,

1:36:27 Speaker 3: little cold fusion reactor in our house and just to

1:36:31 Speaker 3: work that into your care and you will never have

1:36:35 Speaker 3: to buy fuel, pay electricity, and even something as small

1:36:40 Speaker 3: like this little pen will become ninety percent cheaper. So

1:36:44 Speaker 3: what happens to your quality of life if everything becomes

1:36:49 Speaker 3: ninety percent cheaper pretty much overnight, if this technology is

1:36:54 Speaker 3: released to the world, And that's agin to what happened

1:37:00 Speaker 3: on nine to eleven, because it's some sort of cold

1:37:03 Speaker 3: fusion event. Because even the stories of molten mikel and

1:37:09 Speaker 3: the very warm rubble pile, all of that is complete,

1:37:14 Speaker 3: not in this direction.

1:37:17 Speaker 2: Huh, So do you think that they're so?

1:37:20 Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan had this Star Wars initiative as sd I,

1:37:25 Speaker 1: right or as I can't remember exactly what's the strategic defense.

1:37:34 Speaker 1: So the idea was to put satellites up, but these

1:37:39 Speaker 1: satellites would have active what you would like, I would

1:37:42 Speaker 1: assume is directed energy weapons.

1:37:45 Speaker 3: To shoot down incoming ballistic missiles with nukes on them.

1:37:49 Speaker 1: Yeah, but just like everything, this is a dual purpose technology, right,

1:37:57 Speaker 1: so it can be used to take down an incoming

1:38:02 Speaker 1: ballistic missile, or maybe it could also take down a

1:38:08 Speaker 1: building or two or five.

1:38:12 Speaker 2: Or several.

1:38:13 Speaker 1: So I would very much employ implore people to look

1:38:18 Speaker 1: into Star Wars. Billions of dollars poured into it, and

1:38:22 Speaker 1: then it just never happened quiet quote unquote never happens.

1:38:27 Speaker 3: We know. In nineteen eighty nine they actually Ronald Reagan

1:38:32 Speaker 3: was really impressed and reported back to the world that

1:38:35 Speaker 3: we were successful in our first test. And then in

1:38:39 Speaker 3: the nineties it just went and even John Hutchinson and

1:38:46 Speaker 3: John Hutchinson worked on the Star Wars program as well.

1:38:50 Speaker 3: Twenty twelve, Jesse Ventura was doing a whole series on

1:38:54 Speaker 3: nine eleven, so he started with a bombs and thurmite

1:38:58 Speaker 3: and then eventually on a book tour he was he

1:39:04 Speaker 3: did his I think it was a book of thirty

1:39:09 Speaker 3: reports or secrets and CEI doesn't want to know whatever.

1:39:12 Speaker 3: But he was on his book to assigning books, and

1:39:14 Speaker 3: then a gentleman came to him and then basically said

1:39:19 Speaker 3: he took this book, took this book and plopped it

1:39:26 Speaker 3: down in front of him and said, if you want

1:39:28 Speaker 3: to know what happened on nine to eleven read this book,

1:39:32 Speaker 3: and he left his business card and X and retired

1:39:36 Speaker 3: NASA guy, and they when he did his series they

1:39:44 Speaker 3: called the episode was called the Death Ray or something

1:39:49 Speaker 3: like that. And there was another gentleman who was also

1:39:52 Speaker 3: X NASA employee, who was actually the guy who contacted

1:39:57 Speaker 3: Jesse and he said, look, dude, I was working on

1:39:59 Speaker 3: this Wars program. We've perfected it, and the way that

1:40:05 Speaker 3: it basically works is we can take take out a

1:40:08 Speaker 3: whole city fucking And two days after he basically posted

1:40:15 Speaker 3: a picture with Jesse venture in his own website, the

1:40:18 Speaker 3: guy died of a heart aday.

1:40:21 Speaker 1: No way, yep.

1:40:23 Speaker 3: And so when he was talking to John Hutchinson talking

1:40:28 Speaker 3: about the Star Wars program to twenty two scientists working

1:40:35 Speaker 3: on the Star Wars program were also all taken out

1:40:40 Speaker 3: or died mysteriously, or died suddenly or freaky accidents or

1:40:45 Speaker 3: something right, And you can actually find documentaries on on

1:40:50 Speaker 3: this anomaly of these these scientists just dying off. We're

1:40:56 Speaker 3: all linked to the Star Wars program.

1:40:59 Speaker 1: You know, it sounds again anyone in the UFO community

1:41:03 Speaker 1: will know exactly what I'm about to just I'm about

1:41:05 Speaker 1: to say, in the forties and fifties, gravity.

1:41:10 Speaker 2: Like in all the like Popular Mechanics and.

1:41:15 Speaker 1: All the like science magazines and newspapers at the time,

1:41:19 Speaker 1: they were like, we're about to crack gravity. We're about

1:41:22 Speaker 1: to crack it. It's the next thing. It's the the

1:41:26 Speaker 1: it's that we're right on the cusp boom go silent.

1:41:31 Speaker 1: Does it go silent because they failed, or does it

1:41:34 Speaker 1: go silent because they succeeded and they took it underground

1:41:38 Speaker 1: and and into like you know, programs like DARPA. Most

1:41:41 Speaker 1: people in the UFO community will say that it went

1:41:44 Speaker 1: it went, it went black, meaning it went into the

1:41:46 Speaker 1: black programs. So I what, I wow, wow, Because I'm

1:41:53 Speaker 1: gonna have to have you back on this is far

1:41:54 Speaker 1: too long a conversation to just comprise it. Let's get

1:41:59 Speaker 1: into a little bit of Okay, So what happened in

1:42:01 Speaker 1: Pennsylvania and what happened at the Pentagon is the same

1:42:05 Speaker 1: technology used or is this something different?

1:42:08 Speaker 3: Well, Shanksville was a set up scene. It was they

1:42:16 Speaker 3: found no jet fuel in ground ground samples. There were

1:42:22 Speaker 3: strange levitation effects that even affected the people in the

1:42:26 Speaker 3: town itself when the people arrived there. Even the mayor's

1:42:31 Speaker 3: brother arrived there around about in less than five minutes

1:42:34 Speaker 3: after the alleged plane crash crashed, and they said there

1:42:39 Speaker 3: was nothing resembling a plane there. There was a small

1:42:43 Speaker 3: cottage very close by that had a garage door wrinkle

1:42:47 Speaker 3: up like a piece of confetti. So if you look

1:42:52 Speaker 3: at the twenty nineteen Ethiopian flight, I cont remember the name,

1:42:59 Speaker 3: the number. Just search Ethiopian Airlines twenty nineteen crash site.

1:43:05 Speaker 3: The plane crashed in a similar way as we were

1:43:07 Speaker 3: told with Shanksville. And if you look at that debris field,

1:43:11 Speaker 3: it's insane. A plane doesn't get swallowed by by the ground.

1:43:16 Speaker 3: And the official story is that they found and yeah,

1:43:20 Speaker 3: what the fuck is that? That's just a hole in

1:43:23 Speaker 3: the fucking ground, man.

1:43:24 Speaker 1: That's literally what it looks like, is like they just

1:43:27 Speaker 1: like and then they blew up the ground and then

1:43:29 Speaker 1: they scattered some metal across.

1:43:32 Speaker 3: And and it's it's it's unofficial data that flight ninety

1:43:38 Speaker 3: three was still airborne well after the alleged crash time

1:43:42 Speaker 3: as well, all four planes.

1:43:44 Speaker 1: O my god, and then and then and when it

1:43:47 Speaker 1: comes to the Pentagon, the official narrative is not not

1:43:52 Speaker 1: only is this guy the worst of the pilots.

1:43:55 Speaker 2: He couldn't even fly a Cessna.

1:43:57 Speaker 1: Yeah, right, and then he makes a fucking almost a

1:44:02 Speaker 1: two hundred degree turn right banks. It comes down perfectly

1:44:08 Speaker 1: aligned with the Pentagon, and then just so happens to

1:44:11 Speaker 1: hit the one section of the building where all the

1:44:13 Speaker 1: accounting is.

1:44:15 Speaker 3: And also that also that loop, that loop is impossible

1:44:22 Speaker 3: structurally for a plane to be able to do that,

1:44:26 Speaker 3: because it's gonna you're gonna hit five or seven g's

1:44:29 Speaker 3: and the plane will will will break up. It cannot

1:44:32 Speaker 3: fly at five hundred feet pretty much parallel to the ground,

1:44:37 Speaker 3: like a few feet up. If you if you stall

1:44:43 Speaker 3: want to believe the government narrative, just go search the

1:44:46 Speaker 3: name Adam Eisenberg. He is a third Infantree Alpha company.

1:44:55 Speaker 3: He was He spent two hundred and forty hours at

1:44:58 Speaker 3: the Pentagon clearing debris and all of that, and he

1:45:04 Speaker 3: said that there is nothing that resembled a plane there.

1:45:09 Speaker 3: And the reason why he can talk out of experiences

1:45:13 Speaker 3: because later on in his life he ended up in.

1:45:16 Speaker 9: A working for ups and they they it was a

1:45:22 Speaker 9: warehouse stocking Bratton Whitney jet engine parts.

1:45:29 Speaker 3: So he's well acquainted with the parts and everything, and

1:45:31 Speaker 3: when COVID hit, he just something in him snapped, and

1:45:34 Speaker 3: he said, well, I haven't been believing that the plane

1:45:38 Speaker 3: crash there for all these years, and.

1:45:41 Speaker 1: I think, yeah, and I think I know it snapped

1:45:45 Speaker 1: in them. Is that it was another I mean, you

1:45:49 Speaker 1: could argue that the pandemic was was oh god, I'm

1:45:53 Speaker 1: going to get a fucking video demootisk because I just

1:45:55 Speaker 1: said that. You could argue that the pandemic was the

1:46:01 Speaker 1: latest and a long line of control mechanisms, but.

1:46:04 Speaker 3: Also it was it was a curse and a blessing

1:46:09 Speaker 3: at the same time, because I woke up a hell

1:46:12 Speaker 3: of a lot of people and now they're revisiting everything right,

1:46:17 Speaker 3: and a lot of people are slowly but surely waking

1:46:20 Speaker 3: making their way back to nine to eleven, especially in

1:46:23 Speaker 3: America with with with this trauma that is still hanging

1:46:28 Speaker 3: over people and the way that you were conditioned. Yes,

1:46:32 Speaker 3: that's really evil what they did to you when you

1:46:35 Speaker 3: were youngster man.

1:46:36 Speaker 2: Yeah, literally sitting there and you are just told for

1:46:40 Speaker 2: for not people.

1:46:42 Speaker 1: If anyone wants to, like, really do the the do

1:46:44 Speaker 1: the mouth picture every day for at least a year

1:46:48 Speaker 1: sixty seconds where you as a kid were told explicitly

1:46:54 Speaker 1: to remember nine to eleven and for the people that died.

1:46:58 Speaker 1: So a third grade kid, I'm doing that every day

1:47:01 Speaker 1: for a year.

1:47:03 Speaker 2: That's good.

1:47:03 Speaker 13: What is?

1:47:04 Speaker 2: What if that's not a psychological operation?

1:47:07 Speaker 1: What is? What is?

1:47:10 Speaker 3: And with the fast forward twenty four years and then

1:47:17 Speaker 3: university students, if you asked them about nine eleven, they've

1:47:20 Speaker 3: got no fre clue.

1:47:21 Speaker 12: No.

1:47:22 Speaker 3: I was mentioned in passing to us twice in our

1:47:25 Speaker 3: whole school upbringing. So where the hell did they never forget?

1:47:28 Speaker 1: Go?

1:47:29 Speaker 2: Yeah?

1:47:30 Speaker 1: It went to a certain people, and that's it? Specific

1:47:34 Speaker 1: targeted audience is that? Where's that's where it went. I

1:47:36 Speaker 1: have a I have a niece, or I guess you could.

1:47:38 Speaker 1: She's not technically my niece, but I was just at

1:47:42 Speaker 1: Thanksgiving with her and I'm sitting next to her. We

1:47:44 Speaker 1: have like this traditional Uno game, and you know, she's

1:47:49 Speaker 1: like eleven And I asked her. I was like, Hey,

1:47:53 Speaker 1: do you learn about nine to eleven in school? And

1:47:55 Speaker 1: she said yeah.

1:47:56 Speaker 2: I was like, can you tell me what happened?

1:47:58 Speaker 1: She said, some planes at some things that I don't

1:48:00 Speaker 1: really know too much about it, And it just fucking

1:48:04 Speaker 1: it set me back. I was at a loss for words.

1:48:09 Speaker 1: Because she never she did not. It's not that fact

1:48:12 Speaker 1: that she just that she knows that two planes hit

1:48:14 Speaker 1: a couple of hours. She doesn't know that the Pentagon

1:48:17 Speaker 1: was also hit. She doesn't know that in Shanksville a

1:48:19 Speaker 1: plane allegedly crashed in a heroic story you know of

1:48:24 Speaker 1: passengers overcoming hijackers, right that you think that that's something

1:48:28 Speaker 1: that would teach you. Right with the Pentagon, I mean,

1:48:33 Speaker 1: it is two thousand and one, but that whole area

1:48:36 Speaker 1: is surveilled, and we don't have any footage of any

1:48:40 Speaker 1: plane going in, like clear footage. I think the only

1:48:45 Speaker 1: footage I've ever seen. You see like a white thing

1:48:47 Speaker 1: kind of looks like a missile, to be honest, more

1:48:50 Speaker 1: resembles a missile come through the frame and then goes

1:48:54 Speaker 1: out of the frame, and then you're kind of like, Okay,

1:48:56 Speaker 1: then it hits the Pentagon, but.

1:48:58 Speaker 3: You don't know your bubble on that it's not a

1:49:01 Speaker 3: missile either.

1:49:03 Speaker 2: Again, with what you're saying, and and and and those.

1:49:06 Speaker 3: And those frames that were released to the public, they've

1:49:13 Speaker 3: proven that frame thirty three and thirty four was photoshopped.

1:49:19 Speaker 2: Jesus fuck it.

1:49:20 Speaker 3: So there's a big problem with that. And then if

1:49:24 Speaker 3: you go and look at the work of nine to

1:49:28 Speaker 3: eleven planes research more condent out of the UK. There

1:49:32 Speaker 3: were also the seismic readings recorded for the Pentagon event.

1:49:37 Speaker 3: It wasn't a seismic event, it was an electrical disturbance.

1:49:43 Speaker 3: So there are a lot of things pointing to the

1:49:46 Speaker 3: fact that it was some sort of kinetic directed energy

1:49:51 Speaker 3: weapon event.

1:49:52 Speaker 2: There, that's what it looks like. Look at I mean,

1:49:55 Speaker 2: you look at the fucking side of the pack. Look

1:49:57 Speaker 2: at that. How is it? How is it?

1:49:59 Speaker 3: So?

1:50:00 Speaker 2: I mean, that is fucking that. That is lazy, man.

1:50:05 Speaker 1: That is laser precision, and it hits the one part

1:50:09 Speaker 1: where they hold all the paper accounting.

1:50:12 Speaker 2: So two point three trains.

1:50:13 Speaker 3: It's just a coincidence, man. How can you be such

1:50:16 Speaker 3: a conspiracy theorist.

1:50:18 Speaker 1: Come on, it's just a coincidence, man, Just a coincidence,

1:50:22 Speaker 1: right that It fucking it's blash.

1:50:25 Speaker 2: Could another night.

1:50:28 Speaker 1: If they did this, right, if this this whole thing

1:50:32 Speaker 1: is staged to some degree, I guess my next question.

1:50:39 Speaker 2: Is what will the next nine to eleven look like?

1:50:42 Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know, I don't know. I can just

1:50:45 Speaker 3: tell you go back to the Oklahoma City bombing. That's

1:50:49 Speaker 3: also directed energy weapon. Sorry to say so, just go

1:50:54 Speaker 3: look at that the next nine to eleven. Well, if

1:50:57 Speaker 3: more people, if there was a rallying around Dr Morgan

1:51:03 Speaker 3: Reynolds and doctor with in two thousand and seven, and

1:51:06 Speaker 3: people then could understand what happened on nine to eleven,

1:51:09 Speaker 3: then COVID nineteen wouldn't have happened and our world would

1:51:15 Speaker 3: have been a lot different. I think people are waking

1:51:21 Speaker 3: up more now because they can see the way the

1:51:24 Speaker 3: playbook plays out. We know October seven was allowed to happen.

1:51:30 Speaker 3: There's more than enough stuff to have people see through

1:51:34 Speaker 3: that ruse now as well.

1:51:36 Speaker 1: Right, the best intelligence agency, the intelligence agency that blue

1:51:40 Speaker 1: motherfucker's up with pagers couldn't stop that.

1:51:46 Speaker 2: What the fuck are you telling? What are you trying

1:51:47 Speaker 2: to tell me?

1:51:49 Speaker 3: But guys have come out and said that they were

1:51:51 Speaker 3: told to stand down and go go do something else

1:51:54 Speaker 3: for the next three hours.

1:51:55 Speaker 1: Dude, I don't know what's happening, but Israel I'm getting

1:52:00 Speaker 1: really fucking fed up with. And this is coming from

1:52:04 Speaker 1: a person who my partner is Jewish, right, I try

1:52:07 Speaker 1: to there is a difference between people, the Jewish people

1:52:12 Speaker 1: in the Israeli government, huge separation. But how is one

1:52:16 Speaker 1: of the smallest countries, wasn't even a fucking a nation

1:52:21 Speaker 1: state until the forties. How do they have America? By

1:52:25 Speaker 1: the by the nutsack? Why do Why is it when

1:52:29 Speaker 1: they say jump, we say how I why?

1:52:33 Speaker 3: And why why are they? Why are they getting from

1:52:36 Speaker 3: twenty to twenty Why have they been getting something like

1:52:39 Speaker 3: fifteen or twenty billion dollars a year for fuck knows

1:52:43 Speaker 3: how many years? And there's a new law that's come

1:52:47 Speaker 3: out or that's been signed. Now I think that's going

1:52:50 Speaker 3: to be twenty or thirty billion dollars a year for

1:52:53 Speaker 3: the next twenty years.

1:52:55 Speaker 1: Yeah, and God that you're on a If you're in

1:52:58 Speaker 1: a college campus and you criticize Israel, boy, I come

1:53:02 Speaker 1: from the Ivy League area, you know, in Boston. If

1:53:05 Speaker 1: you're if you're a college student, you talk Israel, dude,

1:53:08 Speaker 1: they'll stone you.

1:53:10 Speaker 2: All of a sudden.

1:53:10 Speaker 1: You'll see people revolt, I mean, reduce themselves back to

1:53:14 Speaker 1: the stone age.

1:53:16 Speaker 2: That's what it looks like.

1:53:17 Speaker 1: I mean, God forbid you question question the big guy,

1:53:21 Speaker 1: you know, and I think I mean I wasn't a

1:53:26 Speaker 1: huge fan of Charlie Kirk.

1:53:27 Speaker 2: I'm not going to pretend that I.

1:53:30 Speaker 3: Was.

1:53:30 Speaker 2: I wasn't.

1:53:31 Speaker 1: I don't get that political. I'm starting to because of

1:53:35 Speaker 1: what happened to him. Just something is it just me

1:53:41 Speaker 1: or just since nine to eleven, something has not felt

1:53:45 Speaker 1: right for most of my life, something's felt off.

1:53:51 Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. I don't know.

1:53:55 Speaker 3: There's a bigger awakening in your country and in the

1:53:58 Speaker 3: world in general. I just think I can't understand how

1:54:05 Speaker 3: it happened that that your your country got got co

1:54:08 Speaker 3: opted and controlled by another country. And there's been a

1:54:13 Speaker 3: lot of people who've been talking about it. You can

1:54:16 Speaker 3: find guys talking about a pack and how the Senate

1:54:21 Speaker 3: has been being bought out as far back as the

1:54:25 Speaker 3: nineteen seventies, just as you have the hearings that were

1:54:29 Speaker 3: held in the Senate where they were talking about the

1:54:33 Speaker 3: CIA infiltration in news media and all of that. And

1:54:38 Speaker 3: you still have people today that won't won't believe it.

1:54:43 Speaker 3: For me, as a South African looking at what's going

1:54:46 Speaker 3: on in America right now, it is to me a

1:54:51 Speaker 3: the best circus to watch. I don't need to do

1:54:54 Speaker 3: what's well, I don't need to watch soapias or anything

1:54:57 Speaker 3: like that. I just need to what's what's going on

1:54:59 Speaker 3: in your in your fair enough, in your politics and everything.

1:55:04 Speaker 3: It's it's crazy. At least you seem to be an

1:55:09 Speaker 3: American that that can define what a woman is, but

1:55:13 Speaker 3: there's still a lot of people that can't do that. Man.

1:55:15 Speaker 3: It's it's it's zird just to see how how even

1:55:22 Speaker 3: look if somebody comes into your country illegally it's illegal?

1:55:29 Speaker 3: Why why would people have an issue with somebody being

1:55:34 Speaker 3: deported it didn't follow the stringent ways of getting into

1:55:38 Speaker 3: your country. Even Yeah, South Africa, we've got a major

1:55:42 Speaker 3: problem with that, but we've got a failed state. That's

1:55:48 Speaker 3: our country has been in decline for over thirty years.

1:55:52 Speaker 3: So I can understand the problems that we've got. But

1:55:55 Speaker 3: you guys are supposed to be first world. You guys

1:55:58 Speaker 3: are supposed to be the superpower of top of the pile.

1:56:02 Speaker 3: But it also seems like you guys have some of

1:56:04 Speaker 3: the most stupid people in government, and never mind just

1:56:10 Speaker 3: people and people in the streets. Because you can walk

1:56:13 Speaker 3: down and ask them who the Kardashian married, or what

1:56:18 Speaker 3: they wore to which gala event, or ask them something

1:56:22 Speaker 3: about where pop out New Guinea is and they won't

1:56:25 Speaker 3: be able to answer a question like that, and it's

1:56:29 Speaker 3: it's it's a fact that your educational system is it's

1:56:35 Speaker 3: just dumbing down people like you can't believe. And hopefully

1:56:39 Speaker 3: you guys can do something about this, because if you

1:56:42 Speaker 3: guys are going to be following the same timeline as

1:56:49 Speaker 3: we did here in South Africa for the last thirty years,

1:56:53 Speaker 3: yours has just rammed up a lot faster, and you

1:56:55 Speaker 3: guys need to really really wake up, otherwise you're going

1:56:59 Speaker 3: to be even worse off than than.

1:57:01 Speaker 1: Europe is at the do you This is gonna will

1:57:06 Speaker 1: wrap up in a minute because I gotta, I gotta.

1:57:09 Speaker 2: I'll have to have you back on for a part two.

1:57:12 Speaker 1: This is like, I'm gonna keep this series open, like

1:57:15 Speaker 1: open to the point where I'm revisiting at least once

1:57:19 Speaker 1: a month and trying to get as many people people

1:57:24 Speaker 1: on the ground that were there, first responders, people like that.

1:57:28 Speaker 3: I would love to speak to them as well.

1:57:30 Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I'm gonna I will.

1:57:32 Speaker 1: If there's something I'm good at, it's getting people that

1:57:35 Speaker 1: I have no business talking to to talk to me.

1:57:39 Speaker 3: That's cool. Yeah, So dude, dude, then please see if

1:57:43 Speaker 3: you can speak to go go and make a list

1:57:47 Speaker 3: of the gentlemen who the first responders who survived the

1:57:51 Speaker 3: North Tower disintegration, Mickey Cross and the rest of these guys.

1:57:57 Speaker 3: Because that's the one thing that I would love to

1:58:00 Speaker 3: is get on a plane, fly over to America and

1:58:02 Speaker 3: do a little documentary series and go interview those guys

1:58:06 Speaker 3: and have them sit down and watch the presentation by

1:58:09 Speaker 3: doctor Julie Wood and see what the responses would be.

1:58:14 Speaker 1: Well, what's nice is I can fly to New York

1:58:16 Speaker 1: and literally thirty minutes, I can drive, I can get

1:58:19 Speaker 1: I could drive there and drive back all in one day. Jeez, right,

1:58:24 Speaker 1: it's nice for me because New York's not close. But yeah,

1:58:28 Speaker 1: I would love to do something larger and and really

1:58:32 Speaker 1: get to the heart of some of these questions because

1:58:35 Speaker 1: something doesn't feel right. And I think, I think anyone

1:58:39 Speaker 1: who doesn't look at nine to eleven the day and

1:58:42 Speaker 1: just from just the evidence of the things that changed

1:58:47 Speaker 1: on a day on our daily lives worldwide, worldwide, the

1:58:53 Speaker 1: people I don't. I don't think people understand the ramifications

1:58:56 Speaker 1: of what happened that day are still being felt today.

1:58:59 Speaker 1: If not, if it's not a continued direct operation of

1:59:03 Speaker 1: it's said.

1:59:04 Speaker 3: It's set up where we are now. If if, if

1:59:09 Speaker 3: they didn't get away with it that easily, because that's

1:59:12 Speaker 3: the thing. If people woke up that day and said, no,

1:59:15 Speaker 3: all of this, yeah shit, yeah.

1:59:20 Speaker 1: If they have that day they were like, wait a second,

1:59:22 Speaker 1: let's take a fucking step back.

1:59:24 Speaker 2: Are you are you sure? Are you sure?

1:59:27 Speaker 3: Are you sure?

1:59:27 Speaker 2: This is what happened?

1:59:28 Speaker 7: Uh?

1:59:29 Speaker 1: And then it just march to war and and call

1:59:32 Speaker 1: for someone's head, literally calling for Osama bin Laden's head.

1:59:36 Speaker 3: People had forty five seconds, within forty five seconds.

1:59:40 Speaker 1: My mother, sweetest woman ever, he when he was killed

1:59:45 Speaker 1: that day, and that that operation, people were in the

1:59:50 Speaker 1: streets partying.

1:59:53 Speaker 2: What the fuck was that?

1:59:56 Speaker 3: What was that?

1:59:57 Speaker 2: That's not a civilized culture.

2:00:01 Speaker 1: They paraded that kill around and then they dropped him

2:00:04 Speaker 1: in the middle of the ocean, right, no one knows why. Well,

2:00:07 Speaker 1: they say so, they can't build a mass grave in

2:00:10 Speaker 1: remembrance of him. But something doesn't feel right. I accept

2:00:16 Speaker 1: that he was a terrorist, I accept that terrorism it exists.

2:00:20 Speaker 1: I accept all of these things. But I'm also not

2:00:22 Speaker 1: quick to say that, you know, given who we are,

2:00:29 Speaker 1: that's something like this, such a absolutely catastrophic intelligence failure,

2:00:36 Speaker 1: such a thing could ever happen in a world where

2:00:40 Speaker 1: we call ourselves the dominant superpower. How could people that

2:00:44 Speaker 1: lived in mud huts do something that sophisticated.

2:00:51 Speaker 2: It doesn't add up. It doesn't add up.

2:00:54 Speaker 3: It's it's theater, you guys, was sold a story because

2:00:59 Speaker 3: there's got to be a story. There's got to be

2:01:01 Speaker 3: a reason why the buildings collapsed because of a plane.

2:01:07 Speaker 3: But if you go do your research on what a

2:01:10 Speaker 3: plane and can and cannot do, that falls. They had

2:01:17 Speaker 3: to get rid of the aspect and a military installation.

2:01:24 Speaker 3: But if you had to be hit, but in military

2:01:27 Speaker 3: installation needed to be hit to make it an active

2:01:30 Speaker 3: war terrorist attack if it was a terrorist.

2:01:37 Speaker 1: If I was a terrorist hijacker and I'm flying into

2:01:41 Speaker 1: d C, I hit the fucking White House, why would

2:01:44 Speaker 1: you hit the Pentagon? Why not hit the White House

2:01:48 Speaker 1: where the President lives. It's the most fucking famous building

2:01:51 Speaker 1: in the world. Why would you not hit that? If

2:01:54 Speaker 1: you were a hijacker who could precisely target the Pentagon's

2:01:58 Speaker 1: accounting division, why not it?

2:02:00 Speaker 2: To Ittos.

2:02:03 Speaker 3: And I approached that most pilots try to do in

2:02:08 Speaker 3: simulators and they can't even manage that. Because Jesse Ventura

2:02:12 Speaker 3: did an episode on the Pentagon itself, and one of

2:02:17 Speaker 3: these guys who were on his team was able to

2:02:20 Speaker 3: fly Assessna. He did some of that, and then they

2:02:23 Speaker 3: put him in a flight simulator where with a pilot,

2:02:26 Speaker 3: and he tried the same approach and he couldn't manage it.

2:02:30 Speaker 3: And that pilot also stated again, well, if you're flying

2:02:34 Speaker 3: that low at five hundred miles an hour, it won't

2:02:36 Speaker 3: be able to do that because the wings and stuff

2:02:39 Speaker 3: would have separated from the plane. A long time ago.

2:02:42 Speaker 3: All that information has been put out in mainstream media,

2:02:46 Speaker 3: even though there was a conspiracy type or series, but

2:02:52 Speaker 3: that's as far back as twenty twelve, and you still

2:02:55 Speaker 3: have people trying to make the argument for a real plane.

2:03:00 Speaker 3: And then you've got army soldiers who were part of

2:03:04 Speaker 3: the cleanup stating, sorry, guys, but it's bullshit, and the

2:03:09 Speaker 3: nine to eleven truth movement shuns them. Listen to the interviews.

2:03:17 Speaker 3: You can find a bunch of the interviews of Adam

2:03:20 Speaker 3: Eisenberg and where he basically talks to you about his

2:03:24 Speaker 3: interactions with people like Richard Gage, Greg Jenkins, all of

2:03:29 Speaker 3: these guys, David Chandler, the so called nine to eleven

2:03:33 Speaker 3: truth a celebrities that you guys have, and he's got

2:03:37 Speaker 3: some serious war stories to tell and you should. Maybe

2:03:41 Speaker 3: I'll send you his email address so to state that

2:03:43 Speaker 3: you can reach out to him as well.

2:03:45 Speaker 1: Yeah, So where can people find you and continue to

2:03:49 Speaker 1: look at your work? You've compiled some of the Next

2:03:52 Speaker 1: time we'll have you on, maybe I'll just let you

2:03:54 Speaker 1: do the presentation because I kind of want to hear

2:03:57 Speaker 1: it start to finish, so we'll have to set that up.

2:04:01 Speaker 2: I want to hear. I want that. Maybe I'll do

2:04:04 Speaker 2: that next. Where can people find you and continue to

2:04:08 Speaker 2: learn about this?

2:04:09 Speaker 3: Well, I'm I'm on substack. I've got a whole bunch

2:04:12 Speaker 3: of articles there that I've been writing since twenty twenty three.

2:04:15 Speaker 3: That's at nine eleven revision. So substack dot com forward

2:04:19 Speaker 3: slash at nine to eleven revision. Then on x I'm

2:04:25 Speaker 3: really interactive there at nine to eleven revisited, and then

2:04:30 Speaker 3: you can also find me on Rumble. I've got a

2:04:35 Speaker 3: hell of a lot of content there is revisiting nine

2:04:40 Speaker 3: to eleven, don't I'm on YouTube, but YouTube doesn't like me.

2:04:45 Speaker 3: I'm on my fifth.

2:04:46 Speaker 14: Channel anyway, three years, So so find me on substack

2:04:52 Speaker 14: rumble and X do you have a Telegram channel that

2:04:56 Speaker 14: I link in my.

2:04:59 Speaker 3: In the BB of my sub stack articles as well,

2:05:02 Speaker 3: that I set up as a library where it's really

2:05:04 Speaker 3: easy to download the content and telegram, and it's a

2:05:12 Speaker 3: group with a bunch of subgroups as well, So if

2:05:16 Speaker 3: you're on your cell phone, you're not going to easily

2:05:19 Speaker 3: see the subgroups, but go onto your laptop and you'll

2:05:22 Speaker 3: see all the subgroups and just download the stuff there.

2:05:24 Speaker 3: It's set up as a as a learning hub and

2:05:28 Speaker 3: just drop a comment if you've got questions, and anybody

2:05:31 Speaker 3: who who wants to have a discussion reach out to me.

2:05:37 Speaker 3: That's sometimes the best way to go through all of

2:05:40 Speaker 3: this because a lot of people have got preconceived ideas.

2:05:44 Speaker 3: Strangely enough, about two weeks ago, a gentleman who's a

2:05:49 Speaker 3: lifelong New Yorker still believed in the radio controlled planes

2:05:54 Speaker 3: and control demolition and all of that, and you came

2:05:57 Speaker 3: into a friend of mine's asking a bunch of questions.

2:06:02 Speaker 3: He ended up private messaging me. I told him to

2:06:05 Speaker 3: just go watch nine to eleven Alchemy Facing Reality and

2:06:08 Speaker 3: tell me what you think, and then let's schedule a

2:06:11 Speaker 3: zoom call and after watching that documentary and looking at

2:06:16 Speaker 3: the work of doctor Judy Wood and Dr Morgan Reynolds,

2:06:19 Speaker 3: he's completely on the page. Now we can realize that

2:06:25 Speaker 3: Project Bluebeam was in play on nine eleven and an

2:06:29 Speaker 3: exotic weapon, an exotic weaponry was used. Dude. In twenty fifteen,

2:06:36 Speaker 3: Stephen Greer was asked direct question about this and he

2:06:41 Speaker 3: sidestepped it like he don't believe.

2:06:44 Speaker 2: Of course he did.

2:06:45 Speaker 3: And how the hell can all these guys in the

2:06:48 Speaker 3: UFO field be scurrying around this. You guys have all

2:06:53 Speaker 3: been waiting for Project Bluebeam to happen, and it's already

2:06:57 Speaker 3: already happened.

2:06:58 Speaker 1: Have you said the arm the guy he went on,

2:07:01 Speaker 1: the guy that went on Danny Jones and showed not

2:07:05 Speaker 1: not and this is this is about Greer. He showed

2:07:09 Speaker 1: this like article and and and evidence that brought Greer

2:07:17 Speaker 1: into like he got married.

2:07:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I didn't want to say it out.

2:07:21 Speaker 1: Loud, Thank you for saying it, but Greer got married

2:07:26 Speaker 1: and that he never written yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, so

2:07:31 Speaker 1: you know what I'm talking about. Yes, yes, So that's

2:07:35 Speaker 1: why I think besides that that he talks about all

2:07:38 Speaker 1: the ship that's needed, he talks about all the ingredients.

2:07:42 Speaker 2: He just doesn't want to put them together to bake

2:07:44 Speaker 2: that nine eleven cake.

2:07:45 Speaker 3: If you know what I'm saying, I've got a I've

2:07:47 Speaker 3: got a specific article where I take statements of Greer,

2:07:51 Speaker 3: statements of doctor Wood and all of that. It's basically

2:07:55 Speaker 3: going too my substake into my archive and just just

2:07:58 Speaker 3: stop in the UFO and you'll find that article and

2:08:01 Speaker 3: I break it down showing how disingenuous this arshol is

2:08:05 Speaker 3: because he's running a honeypot. Yeah, he's running. So many

2:08:09 Speaker 3: guys in the UFO field noticed that there's this other

2:08:13 Speaker 3: it's a guy with a beard, his ex navy seal

2:08:17 Speaker 3: and the older guy I can't remember the names. And

2:08:20 Speaker 3: they had a young young guy who who was also

2:08:23 Speaker 3: talking about directed energy weapons recently. And the guys all

2:08:29 Speaker 3: talking around this, but none of them want want to

2:08:33 Speaker 3: connect it to nine to eleven. Why what are they

2:08:36 Speaker 3: so scared of?

2:08:38 Speaker 2: I know, I think I know what they're scared of.

2:08:41 Speaker 2: I think I think I know.

2:08:42 Speaker 1: But yeah, that's the thing is, it seems the d

2:08:49 Speaker 1: ODA has approved up to a certain degree. Right they

2:08:53 Speaker 1: call they call it even they even call them whistleblowers.

2:08:56 Speaker 1: They're not fucking whistleblowers. They're pr agents fucking giving you

2:09:00 Speaker 1: trolled disclosure story right, Like, there's no real UFO whistleblower

2:09:07 Speaker 1: right now.

2:09:08 Speaker 3: They are perception manages right right.

2:09:14 Speaker 1: And it's it's concerning to me. It is concerning to

2:09:17 Speaker 1: me that, you know, because no one wants to they think,

2:09:21 Speaker 1: and this is my my own opinion about the UFO community.

2:09:25 Speaker 2: They don't want to.

2:09:26 Speaker 1: Admit that the same people that are controlling like the

2:09:29 Speaker 1: Epstein's and the Ditties and the nine to eleven stuff,

2:09:35 Speaker 1: they don't want to admit that the same people that

2:09:37 Speaker 1: are doing that that are the same people that are

2:09:41 Speaker 1: retrieving these these craft and and and then covering it

2:09:45 Speaker 1: up and then using said technology to enrich themselves. This

2:09:49 Speaker 1: this idea of the deep state. They don't want to

2:09:51 Speaker 1: say that Jeffrey Epstein and Julane Maxwell were collecting just

2:09:57 Speaker 1: Nordic like Swedish men and we're going Maxwell that's all.

2:10:02 Speaker 1: She had it as as our assistance. And their hair

2:10:05 Speaker 1: would go missing and you know, like when you take

2:10:07 Speaker 1: a shower, your hair goes in the drain. There's guys

2:10:10 Speaker 1: that would come home and then the hair would be

2:10:12 Speaker 1: missing from the think and and Why was Epstein so

2:10:16 Speaker 1: connected into the idea of of free, free energy, Why

2:10:21 Speaker 1: was he so involved in that research, Why was he

2:10:24 Speaker 1: so curiously sparked by all of that? Why was he

2:10:28 Speaker 1: blackmailing the most important people, right the ditties of the world.

2:10:34 Speaker 2: They're in every fucking industry and then they control the

2:10:38 Speaker 2: world that way.

2:10:39 Speaker 1: I mean, the evidence is all right there, just no

2:10:42 Speaker 1: one wants to connect it, but everyone wants to get paid.

2:10:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing.

2:10:47 Speaker 3: And the thing is the thing is people don't don't

2:10:49 Speaker 3: know that there are three camp camps of truth awareness.

2:10:53 Speaker 3: The first camp is government narrative. Second one is the

2:10:56 Speaker 3: official counter narrative that's completely for with with truth seekers,

2:11:02 Speaker 3: truth tellers, quintel pro agents, agents and all of that.

2:11:06 Speaker 3: And that's where everybody gets stuck. And you think, okay, fine,

2:11:10 Speaker 3: because the Sky is talking the right talk everything against

2:11:12 Speaker 3: the government or whatever. They don't realize that the Sky

2:11:15 Speaker 3: is an agent and they don't go deeper so they

2:11:19 Speaker 3: can find Camp three, where the real truth is, and

2:11:22 Speaker 3: that's where you get censored, the platformed, vilified, made fun

2:11:26 Speaker 3: of and everything. And it's very difficult getting to that

2:11:30 Speaker 3: third camp. And because it's such a lonely place. People

2:11:35 Speaker 3: then easily fall back into Camp two.

2:11:37 Speaker 2: And it's much to struggle, that's much.

2:11:42 Speaker 1: I'll tell you that it pays more to be in

2:11:44 Speaker 1: camp two than it does to be in Camp three. Right,

2:11:48 Speaker 1: if you want to be able to speak at conferences

2:11:50 Speaker 1: and you know, get those get those fees from writing

2:11:54 Speaker 1: the books and documentaries, then then people find Camp two

2:11:58 Speaker 1: and they get real comfy, right, because life at the

2:12:02 Speaker 1: top is fun, especially when you're looking down.

2:12:05 Speaker 2: But thank you so much for doing this.

2:12:07 Speaker 1: We'll definitely have you back on for everyone watching in

2:12:09 Speaker 1: the in the current thank you so much. For most

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2:12:46 Speaker 3: Keep cool.

2:12:48 Speaker 2: What was I gonna say?

2:12:50 Speaker 3: It was?

2:12:51 Speaker 1: I was gonna say a catchy phrase at the end.

2:12:53 Speaker 1: I had it, but I lost it, So I'll say

2:12:55 Speaker 1: it next time, all right, Yeah, we'll definitely.

2:12:57 Speaker 2: Have you back.

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