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The only one thing to do when the world is really hard, is to have a constant success with this week's events through the lens of Bible prophecy. You are listening to the world crying new to more. You are listening to the Merry Crying News Talk today is May 17th 2021. This is episode 338 and in today, Blue Beam Preppers.
It's Ryan and Razzle Dazzle, I'm your best buddy Basil. And this is Gons, your favorite Asian for Boca Tour for Christ. Welcome to the podcast where we bring you the best news in the world, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ while reporting the egregious, with a well-rounded biddly grounded take on world events. Welcome back, I'm trying to get Odyssey to work.
It looks like Odyssey is failing us at the moment. I don't know why, but that's okay. It's her lost Gons. Odyssey of the She.
You don't realize that. Yeah, it's like cars. Websites are all well. Whoa.
I don't know what that means for me or anybody else. Yes, I didn't decide. This has been known for generations past. I'm just a product of tradition.
Oh, now I know what you're talking about. Those documents written in 1804 about websites shall all be female. Yeah, the 1804 documents, of course. I have a link in the show notes if you want to read the 1804 Cybergender documents written up by our founding fathers.
Okay, well, let's see. What day is it? It's Monday. It's a new week.
Anything exciting happened this weekend? Let's see this weekend. Oh, you and I worked on some fun things. Yes, yes, we did.
One little side project with a friend of the show. Are we talking about that or are we waiting? We can tease a little bit. Let's we should probably wait.
Let's wait. That is the tease. We're working on a fun side project with a friend of the show. You guys are going to love it, but we'll wait until it gets a little bit further in production before we start putting it out there.
That's knowing our history of side projects and hyping them up a little too soon. That's what we'll do. Not that I don't have full confidence in the person doing it. But I have a couple of fun little things to mention.
I went to the movie theater, Gons. Whoa, what's the movie? Breaking protocol. That's right.
No, no, no, no, no. It's totally cool. Protocol is totally fine around here. Actually, the theaters have been open forever.
But remember, I'm not in LA there. The fascist state of LA. But yeah, so two movies. And my thing.
No, I didn't actually. I probably should have, but I did pay full price. I'm down to support the movie theaters. I want them to survive.
I love movie theaters. And I'm sad that, you know, I mean, not sad, but it is going to be a transition if movie theaters ever go away. But here's the thing. I experienced something that has confirmed my theory that Hollywood proper is totally dead and the streaming services are taking over two movies.
Number one, Wrath of Man. The Jason Statham. Have you seen the teaser for these? I know Jason Statham though.
I mean, he's. Yeah. So he has a new movie out called Wrath of Man. The trailer makes it sound really good.
First of all, first thing to note, there are two trailers out right now that are completely based musically around Johnny Cash songs. They love this guy. But Wrath of Man is one of them. It's kind of a shoot them up guys movie.
A lot of revenge. Jason Statham. The shoot them up. I wouldn't have guessed.
Can you believe it? I'll just say right now. So Wrath of Man distributed by MGM pictures. It's just a, you know, a classic legacy production company.
The Lion, right? The roaring lion at the beginning. The classic Hollywood stable. Wrath of Man was the worst movie since.
Since Wonder Woman 1984. Now let me clarify because it's again, it's got all the shapes and sounds and colors of a good movie. The production quality was high. Excellent.
The photography, you know, it's a guy richy film. So the, it's got a very unique editing style. Editors did a great job. Cinematographers did a great job.
The writing on this film is the worst writing I have seen in a movie. It was Wonder Woman 1984. And for those who saw Wonder Woman, you know exactly what I'm talking about. It is excruciating the writing in this film.
Also the, it's almost entirely cast with British actors. And in fact, there's a lot of clues that this was actually a British script as well. But it is all cast entirely, almost of British actors all attempting, oh, just their darndest guns to do American accents. So Jason Statham is the only guy who gets to keep his British accent.
Everybody else, every single character. Well, hello there. I am an American man who enjoys cheeseburgers. It's just every single person has got this horrible American accent.
So that's fun. And that's all I'm going to say about Wrath of Man. If you just go for the shoot them ups and the bang bangs, it's fun. But don't expect some sort of quality production.
When you say that you mentioned the production and all that was good or you said the dialogue was horrible and the story time. The money was there. Okay. So they had the money, they had talented crew members.
It looks good. Kind of like what I said about Wonder Woman. They figured out the correct sequence of shapes and sounds and colors to make a good movie. Just the writing is horrendous.
And the story makes almost no sense, horrible script, but good production. So don't go there expecting some sort of like transformative experience. On the other hand, there's a zombie movie called Army of the Dead. Army of the Dead.
Have you seen the trailer? No. Okay. These two movies are linked in there.
Actually this one, they use the song The Gambler in the trailer. This is a dope movie. Now let me say right off the top some some adult themes. You got some spooky, spooky zombie gore, you know, the classic zombie stuff.
But one of the most unique zombie movies, I'd say the most original zombie movie since Shaun of the Dead. It was really refreshing. Let's mix what we're doing is we're mixing Dawn of the Dead with Ocean's 11. It's a heist zombie movie.
It's cool. It's dope. I liked it a lot. I was okay.
Writing was oh my gosh. People leaving the stream. I don't care. I'm out of here then.
This isn't the show for you. It's funny. But what was I going to say? Oh, created by Netflix.
Okay. So Netflix made this movie. It's not out on Netflix yet that I know of, but they are showing it in the movie theaters. Interesting.
And this is where it gets my point. The point is Hollywood in its legacy form, the MGM's, the Universal Studios, these things is dead, totally assassinated by COVID. They're there and they know it too. I mean, the script on Wrath of Man was excruciating.
They could have done better, but they didn't want to. They're committing cinematic sopuku. But Netflix totally nailed it. This is the new age of filmmaking and the legacy studios are out.
The new up and coming digital platforms are taking over in a real way. So there you go. There's what to expect. On top of that, masks totally optional.
And everybody's into it. It's the first time walking around in a movie theater. They do still have the please where your mask signs up, but tons of people allegedly vaccinated people walking around. No masks.
It was nice. I know Paramount. Aren't they doing a Paramount Plus app thing now, a little streaming service? A lot of them are trying to do the streaming service thing.
The problem is that there's still the legacy creators. They think having an app is going to save them, but it's too late. I was going to say that it's like putting a late stage COVID patient on a ventilator. I was going to say they might make some money with making them exclusive platforms to show the films that they have done in the past and just holding on to the rights.
But in terms of new stuff, it's not going to work. Because I know that Paramount Plus, their big show that they're releasing, do you know about this? Big return. ICarly.
ICarly's back. What network is that? Paramount Plus. Oh, weird.
Yeah. Wasn't that a Disney Channel show? I think it was Disney or it was Nickelodeon. One of the two.
Yeah, one of those is Nickelodeon. Interesting. On Paramount, you're bringing ICarly. Isn't that girl like a woman now?
Isn't she 25 or something? Yes. Something like that. But the secret of the beast says ICarly is back and she is more woke than ever.
Well, apparently some of the main characters Gibby and Sam and I think there's a guy named like T-Bone who's always selling stuff on a stick. Those guys, those characters aren't back. So a lot of ICarly fans are infuriated. It's a reboot.
It's a new cast reboot. I don't know if it's a new cast, but... Is ICarly a mom in this one? No idea.
She's a woke. Can we be selling me? She's 28. Ciara is telling me she's 28.
Yeah, maybe it's... She's a little... She's a little single. I don't think she's a mom, but she's a...
I don't know. I don't know. All I know is that Paramount's new big release on Paramount Plus trying to draw in the generation that would now be able to afford an app, a streaming service. So, some people may be wondering, oh my gosh, why are they talking about movies and TV shows?
This is so dumb. Give me some cool conspiracy theories. Well, we're just telling you, now is the time to mark your calendar as the time when Legacy of Hollywood was totally destroyed, which in a lot of cases is a win. I mean, this is a positive thing that the sort of the bastion of global media as far as entertainment goes has been disassembled.
I would say it's distributed. There's a power vacuum. Yeah, the power vacuum. But also it's distributed in a way.
I think it's good and bad because it's good because the blatant in your face mind control, predictive programming, all that stuff may not exist anymore simply by the fact that people don't sit there and there's no monopoly. When I was growing up, it was people that didn't have cable, I didn't have cable until my teens. So, everybody saw whatever it was. Channel was like two, four, seven, nine, eleven, thirteen.
They were like five channels to watch. And then it was, you go to eighteen, it was a Mexican channel. So, everybody saw the same stuff. Everybody saw the same movies.
And that homogeneity no longer exists. So, it's a, at the same time, it's destroyed a sort of, whoa, something loud bumped in the room next to me. I hope it's not enough. At the same time, it's sort of broken up any kind of commonality between citizens in the US too.
Like people are just fragmented into their own things. And it's good in a sense because we all get to decentralization of culture. It is. It's good in a sense because people can find what they're interested in, whatever, find their own communities.
But also, you can't get a message out there unless you think you have an influencer. You do have influence through some of these chosen ones on the centralized platforms like YouTube and it is, it is complicating things for the CIA accountants. Because you know, now they got to write the project mockingbird checks out to like a dozen different streaming companies instead of one, you know, Hollywood, Megalith. Yeah.
All right. That's it. You want to get into the show? Well, I was going to mention the David Hogg tweet, but we can skip through.
Oh, yeah. David Hoggins coming out, tweeting hard. Yeah, you wouldn't, you won't see him. Oh my gosh, what is happening?
Somebody breaking into it. It's like, did a CIA agent just to drop through your, your air ducts. I don't know. I don't know if it's anyway.
All right. Yeah. So coming from inside the house. Yes, it is.
Okay. Well, it's nice. No, anybody get closer and louder. Maybe it's because I say stuff like this.
David Hogg the true white hog. Oh, here he goes. That's a tweet. I feel the need to continue wearing my mask outside, even though I'm fully vaccinated because the inconvenience of having to wear a mask is more than worth it to have people not think I'm a conservative.
Oh, David Hogg the horror. Trust me. Nobody thinks you're a conservative. You are safe.
It is nice to see. I tweeted this. I quote tweeted this out, but it is nice to see David Hogg a famous liberal public figure just blatantly admitting the violence and the hatred and the danger that his liberal colleagues pose to people perceived as conservative. Yeah.
Good for him, I guess. But anyway, listen, that's enough air time for Mr. Hogg there. It's a good to be update.
Let's do it. Sleeping up. Hey, do you want to ride with that? Okay, folks.
So, David, if you're new to the show, this is a great moment. Congratulations. Flippy is the name, the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about Flippy as a way to explore all the new, fun and exciting ways that robots are taking over the world.
And just how there's nothing we can do about it. Today, I got an article coming from Futurism. That's futurism.com for you. Pedance out there.
The headline is people want NASA's Mars Rover to fight the Chinese Mars Rover. Woo hoo. This is great. Middle bots on the moon, baby.
After China landed its Xerong Mars. What did I say? Oh, yeah. Mars.
Sorry. Mars. After China landed its Xerong Mars Rover on the red planet yesterday, there was just one important question on everyone's minds. When are we going to see a robot battle between NASA's Rover and China's?
Okay. Maybe that wasn't immediately the first thing on your mind. Oh, no, you had it right. It was definitely the first thing on my mind.
But a surprising amount of people are clamoring for an epic fight between the Xerong lander and perseverance. Many of them took to social media to voice their support for the battle. John's I was wondering why like roll through some of this. What do you think Xerong means Z H U R O N G you want to maybe look up the Chinese definition?
Yep. Because it might give us a window into a good person's in Chinese mythology and Chinese folk religion. According to the Hawaiian not Hawaiian non Z and the philosophical text of Moses followers. Zurong is a God of fire and of the self.
Oh, interesting. It seems like the Chinese God equivalent of Mars. I'm going to say that Mars is the God of war, right? Yeah, similar.
Yeah. Interesting. Okay. All right.
From Twitter, we got James Givney would definitely watch a duel to the death between US and Chinese Mars Rovers, Battlebots in space, New York Times breaking news. China successfully set its Zurong Rover down on Mars until now. Only NASA spacecraft have explored the surface of the Red Planet and then it's time for Battlebots. Yada yada yada, more social posts and you can blame them.
An interplanetary robot fight would be awesome. But let's get one thing out of the way. This is not going to happen. Oh, come on.
Futurism. Both countries spent billions upon billions of dollars and you on not to mention the untold hours of human labor to get their craft to the Red Planet. They're not going to throw it away in a single but admittedly epic fight. Not only that, but perseverance and Zurong are hundreds of miles away from each other according to nature.
But what if they did though? Who would win in a Martian robot battle between NASA's perseverance and China's Zurong? Which Rover is the pound for pound robot fighting champion of the galaxy? Here we go, gons.
We're doing it and become a fight commentator. To answer that question, we're going to analyze each Rover and score them against one another using four criteria, weight, reach, speed and heart. We'll be drawing on publicly available information about each Rover, though we should note that China's tight-lipped about its Rover as with most of its space operations. But we can make a few educated guesses.
Okay, weight in the left corner. Size is incredibly important when it comes to combat. Even the slightest difference in weight can make all the difference when it comes to human boxing. The robot boxing is no different.
Zurong weighs in at a respectable 530 pounds. That's the same weight, a grizzly bear, as a grizzly bear and is heavier than both the spirit and opportunity Rover's that landed on Mars in 2004. But Percy has Zurong beat by a whole lot. NASA's perseverance, Perseverance Rover, Rover clocks in at a staggering 2,260 pounds.
According to NASA, it's roughly the size of an SUV and more than four times the size of Zurong. This would be like if a fully grown man fought a Galapagos penguin. The winner here is Clear Edge Perseverance. Now, let's talk about reach.
Gone to fight her with long arms can keep their opponents at bay while punching them from afar. Rover's can do the same with their onboard instruments. Zurong is fairly limited in instruments in the instruments department. It has a retractable solar panel that helps power it and shake off Martian dust according to the New York Times.
They can also be used to smack its opponents to death. The Rover also has a multi-spectral and terrain camera, ground penetrating radar, magnetic field detector and weather sensors all great for being able to see your opponent. But alas, Perseverance has the Chinese Rover beat by a mile. I mean that literally.
With assistance from the Ingenuity helicopter, it can fight Zurong from a mile away. That's right. We have a nice little drone up there. Even without Ingenuity, Perseverance still has a seven foot arm with a drill at the end of it, along with an actual frickin laser beam powered by plutonium used to find and analyze samples.
Again, this one is barely a contest, edge Perseverance. Now let's get to speed. To quote one of the greatest fighting movies of all time, quote, in the world of Kung Fu, speed determines the winner. Unfortunately, both Rovers are so slow, they can make a sloth look like Usain Bolt.
But one is indeed faster than the other. Perseverance drives with a top speed of 0.01 miles an hour according to space.com. That's obviously not very fast, especially when you consider that Ingenuity can move at 20 plus miles per hour. Wow.
I did not know Ingenuity could do that. On the other hand, Zirong clocks in at a breakneck 0.12 miles per hour. That's lightning fast compared to Perseverance. We rule Ingenuity out of the question.
The winner here is clear. Zirong. Okay. So Zirong can run away.
It's going to say it could come in and strike in the leave. Congrats, China. Lastly, heart. If you have two completely equal fighters in weight speed and fighting technique, what will separate the winner from the loser is their heart.
We're talking about the intangibles, the grit that gives the fighter the killer instinct. So which Rover has more heart? Perseverance won the love of a lot of space enthusiasts when it landed on Mars in February. It also has a very well maintained social media presence that frequently updates us on its exploration of the Red Planet.
Percy has personality, but does it have that killer instinct? Zirong is named after the God of Fire. There we go. In Chinese folk mythology, that's pretty cool.
Eddy Vaux, destruction and domination is the name of Rover. That's too busy building a mountain made out of the skulls of its enemies to two things like drafting a tweet. This one's close, but I think we know who ends up on top. Zirong.
Then they go into and the winner is and of course it's a draw. They wouldn't. I mean, Perseverance is the obvious winner plus the fact that we have like four Rovers and a helicopter and we could just go ahead and beat up Zirong pretty well in street rules. Okay, so there you go.
This battle has captured the hearts of many and it's obvious that the NASA Rover is way cooler. There's a scene in the Netflix show, Space Force with, I forget his name, what's his name? He's famous guy. Anyway, Hollywood's Dead, so it doesn't matter.
There's a scene where the American spacecraft gets to the moon and then the Chinese spacecraft comes and like knocks them off course and like dismantles their whole thing. It's pretty funny. It's made with comedic implications, but it just reminded me of that whole thing there. But yeah, did you watch Battlebots when you were younger?
I did, yeah. I wasn't super into it, but I knew it was a show. I don't think it would surprise anybody to learn that I was extremely into Battlebots as a kid. A lot of, I think I would watch it with my dad.
I don't know if he actually liked it or not, but it was a good bonding. I've got a lot of good male bonding with my father watching Battlebots there. I think it mixed some of our interests in a way that other TV shows or sports would not do. Oh, interesting about the Zirong.
Some of the principal early and ancient myths of China is one of the sources for Zirong, including the myth of the Great Flood. I think that China has its own great flood mythology and all the gods come from it. It's very similar to another great flood story. Mythological things.
You know what's interesting? I did not even, we may have known, but I totally forgot that China had a rover going up there. Up where? Do you mean to fake Mars to Utah?
The China Greenlander, wherever you go. Do you have a dream? Fill me all that stuff. It would be, I mean, again, now we're just talking, look, I'm not trying to prove Mars exists to anybody, but on a geopolitical communication front, what do you think?
I mean, maybe this might be an entry into the predictions book. The NASA rover and the Chinese rover seeing each other and taking a picture of each other. They're falling in love. Maybe even going so far as to figure out how to do a high five or something safely.
That could be used as some pretty powerful communication in China, United States geopolitics down here. And maybe it's a high five or maybe they do actually fight or there's some sort of whoopsie doodle collision. Yeah. I would.
I'm not going to put it in the next five years. I don't know if this will happen soon, but I think in the next five years, there will be a meeting of the rovers between China's rover and NASA's rover up there. And it'll be sort of billed in the media as an important event. A good large NASA versus China confrontation or event with geopolitical consequences.
Because that could be positive or negative, right? Yeah. And it leans a little bit to the negative, but I think we'll definitely all remember this conversation perfectly five years and no disagreements can possibly come up from the way that that was worth documenting this. Yeah.
All right. You ready for the aliens? Yeah. What do you got?
You don't know what you're looking at. What's driving that thing? It's not identified. Yeah.
We're going to do a little thing on aliens. There's been a lot of stuff over the weekend. The thesis that I've been presenting to everybody for a few weeks now is that they're getting ready. Obviously, we know about Congress receiving a report from intelligence about what they know about aliens and UFOs in particular, actually, not exactly aliens.
And the media is really starting to pick up on the narratives, the different narratives, and I guess preparing the masses. It's kind of an interesting disclosure type of situation that's happening. And you know, it's crazy when TMZ is reporting headline. It's pretty clear.
They're real. And I'll play the footage. Right. TMZ.
I mean, I think the greater thing here is that TMZ is actually playing the UFO footage that was released by the USS Omaha off the coast of San Diego in 2019. And this morning, it was confirmed by the Pentagon that it is an official piece of footage, not some hope. This is the one where the drones were following the ship around for a few hours. Kind of.
Yeah. It shows that hovering, hovering craft were following the USS Omaha. Yeah. And it's showing on play the clip here, and it's more of a visual.
You will hear some of the, I guess, the Navy personnel discussing, you know, kind of what's happening. It's an interesting piece of footage, though, because it's kind of like a camera phone recording a radar in the, in the USS Omaha. You can hear them talking in the background. Here's a clip.
I got the TMZ bumper. You see the object. Look at it. It's loading up there.
It's a little, it's a little black dot on the screen, but moving around a little bit. It's a little small. It's a kid rocket for all of a passability to launch. He low.
Hey, that's a black. He's exactly. He's going around. He's going around.
He's going around the helicopter. He's slowly descending towards the ocean. Yeah. Every time.
He gets a lot of water out there, so six, which was close. We have a, everyone not sitting with the top side. There's a ghost on the board. Those are just listening.
It's like a black. You've stepped on the part where they talk about getting in the ocean. Okay. We can move it back.
But for those who are just listening on the podcast version, it's a black dot. You know, this isn't like a full visual. This is using some sort of camera sensor and it's a bit more of an explanation. Things to be pretty close to the ship and just hovering pretty darn near close to the ocean.
They actually go in the ocean. Stay away. The top side goes to the board. What was flashed?
Smashed. Mark, very range. So that, that splash there is, is when the object went into the ocean. Yeah.
And then we're indicating there. So yeah, very interesting footage. And, you know, another one of those pieces that to me, it looks fairly man-made. I mean, it doesn't look like anything too crazy.
How, now when you say it looks like that, what's your reasoning there? Because typically. This thing is just a black dot. I know, like you can't see anything.
I know, I know. Well, it's because of the guy who released it. I have some clips from the man who released the footage. And also because it's along with all of the footage that has been released over the last few months that the Pentagon has said, yes, this is real military footage, which if you really kind of bog it down, it doesn't really say anything.
It just means like, oh, yes, the military took some footage of something and they're not saying exactly what it is, but leading up to the June 1st thing with the whole UFO, I'm not going to call it disclosure per se, but the report that the intelligence community is supposed to give to Congress is just interesting that they keep releasing the stuff and it's becoming more and more public. TMZ picking up on the footage is one thing. I know they've done other UFO types of footage before, but the other outlet to do so or talk about this or put together a whole special is 60 minutes. So on Sunday, 60 minutes did a whole thing on the UFO phenomenon and they interviewed Lewis Elizondo and he's a 20 year veteran of covert military intelligence operations.
And here's a woman clip from the 60 minutes there. So what you're telling me is that UFOs unidentified flying objects are real. Bill, I think we're beyond that already. The government has already stated for the record that the real I'm not telling you that the United States government is telling you that Luis Elizondo spent 20 years running military intelligence operations worldwide in Afghanistan, the Middle East and Guantanamo.
He hadn't given UFOs a second thought until 2008. That's when he was asked to join something at the Pentagon called the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program or A tip. The mission of a tip was quite simple. It was to collect and analyze information involving anomalous aerial vehicles.
I guess in a vernacular, you call them UFOs. We call them UAPs. You know how this sounds. It sounds nutty, wacky.
Look, I'm not telling you that it doesn't sound wacky. What I'm telling you is real. The question is what is it? What are its intentions?
What are its capabilities? I like how the reporter there from 60 minutes, just all he can say is it just seems like he's not versed on any of this. So he just sits there. Yeah, I mean, I'll give him a break because he's 60 minutes.
Now that's generally sort of a mainstream quote unquote rational audience. And I think he's just sort of trying not to alienate his viewership by expressing what they might be thinking there. But notice how, I mean, all the guy is saying is yes, UFOs are real. Unidentified flying objects are real.
It's not about if they're real. But he's using and talking about what is it, UAPs? What's there? Unidentified criminal.
Yeah, it's like, yes, we know it's real. But again, it's this miscommunication. Everybody hears UFO, they think, oh, aliens and alien craft. Yep.
And the government guy is like, yes, no, of course we see unidentified things in the sky. How is that even a question? Yeah. There's another article just to get into a little bit more of what the 60 minutes reported.
Former pilot, this is comicbook.com, which great. Cool. Awesome. Former pilot says Navy observed UFOs every day for quote, at least a couple of years.
And I'm just going to pull out the quotes here from Navy former Navy Lieutenant Ryan Graves, who said the Navy observed various UFOs at least once every day for at least a couple of years while he was active. While Graves stops short of calling the UFOs extraterrestrial, he does admit their existence does pose a significant threat to the security of the United States, especially if our armed forces don't currently possess similar technology. And he says, quote, I'm worried, frankly, you know, if these things were tactical jets from another country that were hanging out up there, it would be a massive issue. He said in the 60 minutes interview, and he continues quote, but because it looks slightly different, we're not willing to actually look at the problem in the face.
We're happy to just ignore the fact that these are out there watching us every day. According to Graves, Chinese or Russian technology is the quote highest probability of the craft spotted quote, this is difficult. This is a difficult one to explain. You have rotation, you have high altitudes, you have propulsion, right?
I don't know. I don't know what it is, frankly, the pilot adds quote, I would say, you know, the highest probability is it's a threat observation program. And he goes into a few more things here, but yeah, it's, it's interesting how again, the public thinks aliens just kind of your general population, public will think aliens, but the Navy personnel, the military personnel, they're all like, yeah, we don't know what it is. And this guy says, oh, it's likely Chinese and Russian technology, which is like really Chinese and Russian technology, or just technology of some breakaway elite civilization that exists right now that has the technology, some deep government beyond government operation, which has been kind of my thesis with a lot of the sightings is that it's just advanced technology that our elite own.
And it's not necessarily because there's different types of sightings, there's more of your supernatural type of sighting. And then there's more of your nuts and bolts type of craft sighting. And a lot of what is being released right now from the military are more your nuts and bolts type of craft. And so something to consider here.
And then I have a couple clips from an interview by Jeremy Korbel, talking about the UFO footage that was released. You got some? I was just going to mention because there's always a handful of people listening who may be new to the show or maybe haven't been listening that long. We have spent almost a decade talking about UFOs and aliens and are totally aware of the fallen angel theories and or the nephilim or the disembodied bio robot theories, everything like that.
We are aware we just can't go into that entire conversation every single time we mention UFOs. Yeah. So here's a couple clips from the Hill. And this first one is talking about the actual footage.
What's so interesting about this footage is it has now been confirmed by the Pentagon that it is actual Navy film footage. So you're seeing a thermal imagery that the shot was taken at 11 p.m. at night. This object appears to be trans medium.
It appears to be descending into the water from the air without destruction. And in fact, there were attempts to recover wreckage or to find this vehicle underwater by a submarine and they were unsuccessful. So really what we're seeing is astounding footage of an unidentified a UFO that is spherical in shape and large in mass. And it is going into the water.
And that's why you hear splash, splash as it's being recorded in the command center. So some details that we didn't get earlier, which is that submarines looked for either wreckage or existence of this thing once it went into the water and that it was a thermal footage, which makes sense. Yeah. This guy, Jeremy Corbell has a human skull on the table behind the filmmaker.
Yeah. This guy is a he's not like some military guy is a filmmaker. So that's okay. He also has what is that fancy chair called?
That's a very famous lounge chair. He has in the back. I don't think that's a human skull, by the way. That looks more like one of those elongated potential methylome baby skulls or something.
Okay. I mean looks human to me, but it doesn't matter. Human with large head. Okay.
Maybe stuff huge heads, man. I don't know if you've seen baby before. Have you ever looked at your babysat? Is he my guess?
Okay. All right. All right. Next clip.
Why does the trans medium elements matter here in terms of discussions around propulsion systems and more? Yeah. This is so important. If what we are witnessing is a true trans medium vehicle, a vehicle looking penetrate that barrier between air and sea or air and space without destruction.
And we're looking at a propulsion system that is so far advanced, it's beyond next generation technology. So we're probably looking at what it is theorized as we're looking at is a gravitational. We're looking at propulsion system, a non reactionary propulsion system, everything we know, you push something back and that's how you go forward. These craft, particularly things like the tiktok crap, they seem to be operating on a different set of rules than what we have at advanced technology.
And if that's the case, we need to know. Again, it speaks to some of the things I've mentioned before with electromagnetic propulsion or antigravitic technology that's not entirely foreign to people that have gone down the rabbit trails. And then one last clip here. You can't put this back in the bottom now.
And I think that's so important. I like to say people's curiosities have been weaponized. They've been asking for answers at this point. They're no longer going to be passive consumers and observers.
They're demanding answers. And that's what we're seeing with the Senate Intelligence Committee asking our intelligence agencies to provide the American public and global public the truth about UFOs. And that truth is we don't know where they're from. We don't know who operate them and we don't know their intent.
Then we have a duty to find that out. It's interesting that he said that the public curiosity has been weaponized. Yeah. I think that's kind of the key here is that there it's this is part of a larger social engineering thing.
This wouldn't be on the mainstream media over and over and over again, ramping up, ramping up with a government thing coming down the pike without some kind of social engineering agenda behind it. Yeah. I would say that's the main agenda. Yeah.
You know, the main agenda of this whole thing is a social engineering agenda. And it could be argued that almost the entire history of UFO or extraterrestrial disclosures or lack thereof is all about social engineering. And so yeah, that's what you've been sort of building up to the past month or so following the stuff is that, you know, whether there are quote unquote aliens or UFOs, whether they're extraterrestrial, a transdimensional or one by a government or whatever it is, whatever gets disclosed is for social engineering purposes. Yeah.
Like there's no truth quote like capital T truth that's going to come from our government. We get that so infrequently. Why could we would we possibly think that we would get the truth about this now after all of the money and the heartache and the energy and resources that they've spent, you know, I'm not even keeping it a secret is the wrong term for it, but you know, that they've spent on the social engineering side of it so far. You know, it's part of the plan disclosure.
It's not it's not a win for conspiracy theorists because whatever gets disclosed is just, you know, another part of the plan. Right. And just to mention Bill Cooper, the late Bill Cooper, the author of Behold a Pale Horse, he was in the military and he claimed that while he was out on the ocean during his military time, he saw a UFO come up out of the ocean, which is what was interesting about this footage is, you know, it's the Navy, it's the USS Omaha, they're out in the ocean and they see this thing. It's almost confirming the visual story or at least the anecdotal side of William Cooper's claim there.
And of course, when you bring up Bill Cooper, you're talking about Project Bluebeam, which was what he warned about. And just for those of you who may be new to some of this stuff and I know Basil mentioned that, you know, we're familiar with all the other theories and likelihoods of the phenomenon here. And I think it's really important to think about it critically. And, you know, again, there's supernatural experiences.
There are nuts and bolts sightings. They're separate from the alien abduction phenomenon. And so there's all these different categories that all gets kind of put under the umbrella of the larger umbrella of conspiracy theory, but then, you know, this sub umbrella of aliens. And it's an easy way to dismiss the whole thing, but there are different compartments and different things to this.
And one of them is Project Bluebeam. And it was a what they call the mainstream will call a conspiracy theory that was thought up by a man named Serge Monast. And you wrote a couple books about it. And just to run through real briefly what what the theory entails.
So according to Monast, there is there are four steps to the whole bluebeam thing. And step one requires a breakdown of all archaeological knowledge. And we weren't going to do the story here. There's a story in the extra stuff there about the extraterrestrial isotope that they found, which we didn't do it.
It's in the what's it called the additional story section if you go to a canarycranus.com. And the reason why we drop it is because it's not, you know, that super important of a story, but it's interesting that, you know, according to secularists, atheists, and the mainstream science, everything is stardust. You know, everything is from space. And we all just just the magic stew of life formed on earth.
But then they go out and talk about how this crazy radioactive isotope that was discovered recently is extraterrestrial and it comes from a nearby explosion and all this kind of stuff. So it's very. Yeah, from their worldview, everything is stardust. Why are they so stoked about this other stardusty isotope?
If it wasn't, if it wasn't for part of creating the narrative of breaking down the established pillars of science and academia, you know, right? So that's the first step according to Serge Monast that the breakdown of all archaeological knowledge. And he gets into the details of how it destroys religious thinking, especially a Christian and Muslim doctrines, but it doesn't have to be. It can be established science as well.
And he said the stuff in the 90s, 80s and 90s. Step two involves a gigantic quote space show where in three dimensional holographic laser projections will be beams all over the planet. And this is where blue beam really takes off. So this is where, you know, you're going to show either the anti-crisis or God or aliens or whoever.
It doesn't even matter. They're appearing in the sky and they're going to do something and I guess people around the earth. It's going to be some sky show. It would have to be very, very spectacular to grab the attention of people because, you know, at this day and age, we have pretty intense drones that do things.
We have Starlink already up there, you know, turning people's heads. But then it's just Starlink, you know, it's just beaming internet. It would have to be pretty spectacular for the whole world to be deceived by this, but not ruling it out. It's possible.
Step three is a quote, telepathic electronic two way communication. So this is more of like a voice to skull type of thing all around the world. And this one, you know, you talk about Elon Musk having Starlink up there and then wanting to put neural link chips into everyone's brains. I mean, it's kind of, it's kind of like a crude form of this idea of getting everybody to download or receive all the message at once or whatever.
So again, not entirely out of the question, especially if they use voice to skull technology on a mass scale, which who knows if it's even possible, you know, logistically. Well, if everybody's got a chip in their brain. Well, yeah, that's what I'm saying. The people that have the chip in the brains, you're out of luck, but for everybody else, you know, and then step four has three parts.
Number one, making humanity think an alien invasion is about to occur at every major city. Number two, making the Christians think the rapture is about to happen. And number three, a mixture of electronic and supernatural forces allowing the supernatural forces to travel through fiber optics, coax power and telephone lines to penetrate all electronic equipment and appliances that will go literal ghosts in the machine that will by then all have a special microchip installed. So you know, at the time in the 90s, when people when he was talking about this, it sounded crazy.
Oh, you're crazy conspiracy theorists. But now it's like, wow, we are really building the infrastructure for this, aren't we? Yeah. Well, I mean, and you know, there's a there's a little bit a little hint there about his 90s mindset, you know, all of our appliances will have microchips installed.
Right. Well, I mean, pretty much all of our appliances are something akin to supercomputers compared to, you know, past decades of computation. So not quite special microchips installed, but yes, computerized appliances across the board. And to wrap this section up from William Cooper's 1991 book, Behold a Pale Horse, he said, can you imagine what will happen if Los Angeles is hit with a 9.0 earthquake, New York City is destroyed by a terrorist planted atomic bomb, World War three breaks out in the Middle East, which we know a lot of tension there in the Middle East right now.
The banks and the stock markets collapse, which has been a threat for a while. Extra terrestrial land on the White House lawn. Okay, I haven't had that yet. Food disappears from the markets.
Mm. Bananas. Bananas. Start.
And some people disappear. The Messiah presents himself to the world and all in a very short period of time. Can you imagine the world power structure can and will, if necessary, make some or all of these things happen to bring about the new world order. So it's very strange that we're in this time when TMZ and 60 minutes and Congress and the intelligence agencies all starting to really ramp up the UFO conversation with footage and military, a documented footage.
I don't know. You know, I'm not saying it's all going to happen at once, but definitely moving in that direction. And it's going to have to be because what's and this is part of Alice Bailey's new world order, too. They have to have these like world servers, quote unquote, is what she called them to kind of assist the way she put it, assist humanity during this transitional period is what she said in the externalization of the hierarchy.
And so you have to have these like influencers, basically, to explain what's happening, right? And the biblical explanation is going to be, oh, no, you're wrong. You're completely wrong. No, religion is discredited because this, this and this or whatever.
And in fact, I think Surgeon Manasco as far as like, oh, the Christians are going to be enslaved and used as a either sacrificed or used as sex slaves and stuff. So I mean, he's got a whole thing. What happens to Christians? That's exciting.
Okay. So you heard it here first, but as we'll be first in line to be captive. I mean, he's not saying anything at the Bible. That's what he was saying.
You know why that's, yeah, he needs to make up his own. Well, I think he's reflecting off of some of those scriptures to come up with or to fill the gaps or at least bring a modern scenario of how that can play out. But yeah, that's a, you know, that's kind of the wrap up there. Hopefully people are curious enough to go down the rabbit hole and study for themselves and learn what all this is about.
But you know, this is a news show. So we're trying to keep it fairly brief, but hopefully you get something out of it. No, that's very good. There you go.
Yeah, we needed, we've been touching on UFO stuff so much recently that we needed to take some time and do another, you know, comprehensive segment rather than just mentioning at the end of the show. Oh, yeah. Another UFO thing. So people in the chat asking about the rap, my rapture position.
I am not. Oh, pre-traded. That's a pre-rath. Pre-rath.
That's kind of good. Yes, there's, you have so much work out that they can check. They just need to watch the rest of your videos. Okay.
Well, let's move on. We need to get into the whack gene pandemic special stuff. That's right, folks. Time to catch up with all the fun and exciting things going on in the world of whack genes.
Now, Gons, I got this first story here we've talked about in the past, how, you know, vaccine passports, when I say in the past, I mean, like a year ago, we were talking about this. Of course, everybody's caught up. So that's nice. But how vaccine passports are going to create a two tier society and how it's just a short step away from some sort of horrible dystopian reality.
But we got the story here. You had Extension33.com as a extension as a. Extension, but yeah. What did I say?
Yes, 33. Sorry, I got 33 on the brain. I'm going to take almost word for word, but I'm going to take it from MSN over here just so we're not accused of taking from random blogs. So this is a mirrored from Bloomberg.
So the headline is vaccinated sections at concerts are happening, but they'll be short lived. That's what they always say. It reads like this, when the Hollywood Bowl released its 2021 season schedule on Tuesday, fans eager to get back to live events this month and next were greeted with an option for vaccinated and unvaccinated sections. The bowl's safety information states that the outdoor venue is reserving 67% of its tickets for vaccinated attendees.