Welcome to Dan and Brent. I'm Dan. What's up, man? Oh, you know, just hanging out.
How about that new intro song? Yeah, dude. Yeah, well, definitely before we start, let's give a shout-out thanks to Seth Scanlan. Scanlan.
Scanlan. He's a New York artist who made that song for us. Yeah, pretty fantastic stuff. I mean, he basically just gave us a bunch of audio, really.
All really cool stuff and was just like, hey, if you guys want to use some of this for an intro, go ahead. And we did get, and it's actually kind of hard to narrow it down to like 10 or 15 seconds. You're like, okay, well, he gave us like, you know, like an hour's worth of content. We'll just try to trim that down.
But thanks again, man. It's really fantastic. Yeah. And please check him out.
Fantastic artist. Seth Scanlan, that's S-C-A-N-T-L-E-N. Yeah. Yeah, his art is, I don't know if you consider sculpture or painting.
I guess it's more of a media. I call it art. Yeah, it's art is art is, um, I like it. It is.
It's dope. Yeah, it's pretty dope. He said he has an Instagram and, um... Yeah, just Instagram at Seth Scanlan.
I said, yeah, Scanlan, that's right. How does that work? I don't know. I don't have an Instagram.
I don't take pictures. Google, or there's a search bar search. Seth Scanlan. You'll find it.
How would you describe it? Flushy. Flushy. It's like imagine if wood grain was people.
Yeah, definitely one of them, for sure. Yeah, it's super cool though. I like it a lot. Yeah, thanks again, man.
He said he's working on something specifically for us. Again, not necessarily, not necessarily, bro. I mean, just letting us use some of your music is cool enough. Do whatever you want to, man.
But thanks again for the contributions. Yeah, what was last week more than that? Yeah, last week was more than that. You were out of town.
I was. Had a funeral down in Florida. Yeah. Everything okay?
I mean, usually not because it's a funeral. But, yeah, um, my wife's grandma passed away and they're really close. Went down there and set everything up and got it all planned out. And, yeah, I mean, death comes first all eventually.
Well, not us, but... Oh, not us, because we're going to live forever. That's right. How was your week?
Last weekend, uh, last weekend, my wife likes to set up projects when it's possibly the hottest. It can potentially be. Yeah, basically it's been hell in South Carolina that's happening. Yeah, like how many times did you look at the temperature gauge and it was like 102, 103?
Or when I took a picture of my truck, it was 116. No way. I worked truck. I mean, obviously, because it's been sitting in the sun.
Yeah, that's the surface temperature, but come on. But still, that's way hot. Fuck. Ouch.
Yeah, we can't read it like this is uncomfortable. Yeah, so she decided, uh, let's replace the front steps. So, you know, it's just decking boards and stuff like that. It's not that big deal, but it's still paying the answer.
Oh, yeah. I have a big pile of boards up front of you. Just decide you want a pile of boards that you have. I saw that.
I'm good. I'm not looking forward to my electric bill. Let's just say that. Yeah, me either.
I'm not looking forward to my water bill. I tried to water my lawn, man. Oh, no, I've let it go. There's mostly weeds.
Mine's mostly weeds anyway. Yeah, mine is too, but you know, I care about those weeds. I've cultivated them over years. It's beautiful green weeds.
Yeah. I mean, I feel like they're part of the family. But this actually, last night, yesterday, went to go see Dan Cummins from the Time Suck podcast in Florida, in Jacksonville at what's that place called? They even do like a weird, like we're trying to be Twilight Zone thing at the beginning, like you're entering the comedy.
Oh, really? Super cheesy. But it was fantastic. If you don't know Dan Cummins, please look him up.
It's got about, I don't know, seven albums out there. He's got a great podcast called Time Suck, which is like ours, but good. Like it's informative. He craymed so much content into like an hour and a half, two hours.
Is it just him? It's just him. Yeah. But very funny, a lot of ad living and he's really good at giving you information and then like telling you something kind of in the same cadence, but like it's totally untrue.
And you're like, oh, fuck, really? And he's like, almost like he can hear you. He was like, no, that's not true at all. Fuck, got me again.
And then we just thought we were cool, you know, apparently much younger and full of energy decided to drive back after the show. Yeah, that's just saying. That's what halfway down to my wife, Samlyn, Florida. It's only four hours.
Huh? It's four hours. Yeah, it's four hours. We went to the early show.
So, okay, so you got out by like what nine? You're home by midnight. No, no, we were home by two because we were just pulling back into Charleston. Could have been anything really, lots of lights, so many lights on the road.
Could have been an alien landing. Could have been anything really traffic comes to a stop. Police officer waves us over and they're like, you've been around here and I'm like, yeah, Charles, he's like, okay, back road, back road, back road, get out of here. Oh, wow.
And we're like, okay, they have like search lights out, dude. And we could see a car like, I would say 75 feet from the road in the trees. And they had everything blocked and they had like a search light, like a stationary one, like they drove it out there, like, wrenched it up, put on a light. Someone probably got thrown out of the vehicle and they're looking for them in the trees basically.
Yeah, really uncomfortable. Really uncomfortable. You know the weirdest part about the whole thing though, like you probably know Green Pond Road, right? 303.
There's like kind of the back way through Waldeboro. Yeah. So, we were trying to get over 303 to get back around back into Charleston and we're about to turn from one dirt road to another dirt road. It's the weirdest thing and Terry likes to play it off.
I would love to play it off also. But have you ever seen like the total absence of light? Yeah. It was weird as shit, man.
We pulled to an intersection and it's like, okay, to the right, no problem. There's like signs on the road, reflectors. It's a country road, still kind of dark, not a big deal. But you would expect the ambient light, which was present from our headlights to the right, just fine.
Thank God, we didn't have to go left because I didn't even notice it. But Terry's like, why is there no light over there? I turned to my left. Might as well have just been, I mean, it was nothing.
What? It was like somebody was hanging like a felt curtain of black. No reflections, no outlines, no nothing. I'm like, I don't fucking know, but we're not going that way.
She's like, no, we're not going that way. Why would you go that way? Holy shit, dude. I can't describe it other than absolute darkness.
Yeah, that's no fucking way out. Do you have any like, all's effect, like our loss of time or just weird felt misplaced? You know, maybe a little because we didn't get back into two. And when I was following the GPS, it said we were only going five minutes out of our way.
And I was originally supposed to get home at like 120, 130. Maybe I did experience some loss of time. Interesting. Alien time.
Maybe I knew about this episode. Who knows? I just always loved doing that. I used to just drive at night and like, I gave a word.
When I was a teenager and had my driver's license and you just get the car and just drive. Oh yeah. And always end up in like some weird, like, where does this road lead? We have to pass this road a hundred times.
Oh, sure. And then you're like, oh, this is like crazy back here. Yeah. There's some painted mural on this brick wall that's standing in the middle of the road for no reason.
Or there's like some kind of weird backwards community where they build a house out of old cars and shit like that. I told you about the one I found. No. I was just a shanty town somewhere.
Yeah. I was driving back from somewhere in my work truck and I was just, I think, just wasting time. This was back when either central, I think it was another company. Anyways, and you know, I thought it'd camp and I saw something throughout camp around.
I was like, let me go check it out. I'm right here. It's going to be what? Maybe five minutes on my time.
So I turn and I turn in and it's like, just a big loop with a big open field. But in the middle, there's literally like, shacks built out of center blocks. Weird. Like cardboard over the windows and stuff.
Oh, dude. Pillows. All kind of weird shit. And I was like, let me get out of here.
I'm like a, like a, a swatter camp. I think it was, but it was like marked as an official campground, which was weird. Really? Yeah.
It had like one of the green sides, like so and such camp. No way. Shanty Road campground. Somebody found it as a campground and then just never left.
Just wanted to stay forever. I guess so. It was weird. It's like a bunch of little shacks.
It didn't look temporary. No. Weird. And it didn't look like professionally made shacks.
Like people stacked center blocks up to make little houses. Well, that's creepy and strange. Yeah, right. Speaking of creepy and strange.
We're talking about the tall whites today, the tall white aliens. Yeah, the tall whites. Yeah. And that was, you know, just kind of a hey, thanks for being involved to back to Seth, because he was like, hey man, why don't you guys do one of the tall whites?
I'm like, you know, we haven't really done an alien one in a while. Yeah, done a whole lot with aliens really. So me and you kind of discussed this beforehand. But so what I was searching tall whites.
Yep. I mean, let's kind of go over what their basic function, but basic looks are. Sure. I mean, these are aliens first off.
Yes. For anyone who doesn't know, the tall whites refer to a race of. I didn't think about that. It's actually racist.
Right. No, so it's, yeah, it's basically aliens from, well, and see this is where we kind of, I think mean, you differentiate on what we found. Right. Either Venus or Pleiades, Star Cluster.
Okay. So I got both of those is maybe places where they come from. They're a more gentle alien, much more gentle, less, a lot less abductions, but they do still have documents. Right.
So they're pale skin, blonde hair, reddish, bluish, purplish eyes, resemble people of Nordic descent. Yep. So I also got. Did we cover these guys?
In Hollworth? Because we talked about Hollworth, didn't we? We, with the Richard Bird thing and then, you know, he like, Crash landed in like the Savage Lands from X-Men and I feel like we've, I feel like we've covered it somewhere, but I don't remember. I don't know if we released it though.
Oh, didn't we? You may be right about that one. Yeah. I think so.
Like the, the Nordics, I think that's where I've heard of them before is from Richard Bird's accounts. So yeah, they also, I've come across the name, you know, the Blondes, Nordic Aliens, Tall Whites, the Pleiades, or not Pleiades. Yeah, Pleidens. Pleidens.
Pleidens. Yeah. Yeah. Basically, all those are the same.
Pleidion. Pleidion. Boom. There we go.
Dan wins. But you were saying that you consider Tall Whites completely separate than the Nordicadens. Yes. Because the Tall Whites that I've looked into are from the accounts of Charles Holl from the Air Force and he has books, interviews, etc.
Well, what? Well, what Tall Whites are from the same star system as the Grays and the Grays are probably what most people consider, you know, like classic alien. Classic Roswell type alien. And according to Charles, these are very tall, but only in the latter part of their life cycle, apparently they live anywhere from six to 800 years.
And they continue to grow. They never stop growing. Correct. So you're looking anywhere from, from what I've read from five foot to seven foot, which that's probably have caught them tall whites.
It's not that tall. Well, right. Apparently that's their children. Oh, okay.
So, or maybe not children, but like. That's the average height. And as they get, you know, the grandparents are going to be 11ish feet some land probably. So apparently they go through a life cycle.
What we would consider like 40, they actually have, so we'll be like, you know, 300, 400 years. They actually experience a growth spurt where their skeleton continues to grow. It's almost kind of like, it's the way it's described as almost like gigantism. Okay.
So they eventually reach the heights of like eight, nine, ten feet tall. But that's in the latter half of their life. And that's eventually how they end up dying is their body can't support the growth anymore. So, apparently they're, they're very tall, very slender.
They, they have a different, I don't know, gravitational pull. So maybe accustomed to something totally different. One account says that they weigh very little or that they're, they weigh less than you would think. Yeah, for their height.
Right. You know, somebody's seven foot and they only have like 120 some pounds. Yeah. Like a tall, skinny, muscular alien.
And they have blue, sometimes very rarely black eyes, but that seems to be later in their life. They have long, like white, silvery hair, very little physical strength. Apparently three of them tried to lift Charles all at one time. Not Charles.
Actually, there's a couple other sightings. Somebody said that one of them tried to like, basically like take them home like, Hey, this is cool. Hey, look, I gotta keep one of these. And so they tried to pick up one of the people and they couldn't like three of them couldn't lift a human.
Wow. Even though they were like seven feet tall. So very weak. Well, I found this YouTube video that went into depth into some like really strange, like extremely accurate information.
Like I don't know how you have this or why. Like they pee like a light pink. No, their P is actually like a black. So you're like a black.
They went into the color of their urine. Yeah, they did. Yeah, I don't know if that I would listen to anything that person said. So their blood pressure is usually about 80 over 40.
Well, that makes sense because more than likely we would, you know, trap them and study them if they were real. They're telepathic. Right. That's usually they're how they communicate.
They can communicate like speak to one another, but it's almost like barks. It's like a dog sound right? Like a dog barking. It's what it's been described as their heart is the same place where human liver is weird.
Yeah, real weird, accurate stuff like someone has done an autopsy on one of these things and was just describing the information to us. Yeah, so they can easily blend in with humans because they look similar to us. Right. You know, however, there are counter.
They're talking about the Nordics. See, that's a thing. I have all these at the same thing. Oh, okay.
So when I read about the Nordics, I just imagine they're basically like Asgardians, like they sound like they're larger, more powerful, better looking humans. Or Benetians or whatever you want to call them. They were also thinner, like the tall whites. They're not as strong.
Oh, see, I haven't seen that. I've heard that they've or I've read that they've been taller, but not necessarily super thin like the descriptions of the tall whites that I've seen. They seem like super slender. Don't have a lot of muscular build with the Nordics.
Sound like they could be like Thor's brother. Oh, see, no, I didn't read anything about that. So maybe that's what maybe I'm thinking. Maybe I'm thinking of the Richard Bird account of the Holler.
There's been so many different accounts from different people. It's hard to keep the white aliens in line. But since they can blend in, the only issue they have is apparently lack irises. So you have to wear contacts because they don't have irises.
I haven't heard that. Which doesn't make sense because they also in that same video described their eye color. Oh, yeah. What?
I know, it doesn't make sense. So see, they don't have irises or they have irises that are a lot of holes in this theory. Yeah, and they lack urine. They lack the sense of smell.
Really? If you didn't know. I didn't know that. I can't get over that.
Yeah. Freece me out. Why was it? Just oil.
They're better at processing their impurities. So they would get out in the... Did you see anything about what they eat? Do not.
So a few things. Apparently the older tall aliens needed some sort of like, sounded like a vape pen to me. One of the accounts that had like a little bag under their arm and some of the taller ones would be like puffing on it. Could it be because they'd been no longer would stand our atmosphere and they needed...
It's possible. Same guy. Charles Hall. Old Chucky Hall.
Saw bags of what he would describe as mushroom soup being carried by the whites that they would receive from the Air Force. So he assumed that they were plant eaters. They didn't seem to have teeth. Yeah.
That's the thing. Which is... Separated them from the Nordics because Charles Hall also mentions the Nordics and he calls them like... I think he calls them Nordics actually.
He mentions that they have teeth. He mentions that they have... Well, the tall whites are very similar teeth. Well, tall whites do too but they're just missing a few molars in the back so they have less teeth.
No, not according to this guy. He said they don't really have any teeth. No, no, no. That's more just soup and...
Yeah, just look with thanks. Yeah, whatever that is. He fucking weirdo. No more slurping sounds.
So there's multiple religions that have some relationship to the tall whites or they're believed to. Really? Well, yeah, I think like Christianity, angels. Some people have said angels are actually the tall whites.
And the Hopi... The Hopi. They have a prophecy called True White Brothers. It's a significant thing.
Oh yeah, I heard them called the True White Brothers. Yeah, so that's weird that all these... Pretty much all religions have angelic figures. Yeah.
And the Great White Hope. A lot of people say that it's these aliens is what they were talking about. A lot of people say that was Christ. That Christ was an alien?
No, that Christ. So I think it's either at the crucifixion or during the resurrection part of the Bible and Christ says something about like, I must leave you now. And it's something like reveal myself to other people of the earth. I don't remember the exact scripture or how it's worded, but it's something like that.
And a lot of people point to the Incas seeing white gods and that's why they welcome the Conquistadors so much. They're like, oh, you're one of those dudes. And they're like, yeah, sure we are. We're not one of those dudes.
We're going to kill all of you. And take your goal. But all those same parallels have been drawn to the tall whites. Yeah.
So like the Hindus, the Incas, I mean, all the major religions of the world have like a white guy. Yeah. Never Hindu, I don't think. No Hindu does it.
Yeah. It's weird also. I mean, when you think Nordic countries, country comes to mind. Sweden.
Sweden? Norway. I guess. I'm saying that, you know, Swedes and their whole world conquest that they got going on.
Does it feel a little ethnocentric? Is that the right word? Xenophobic? Warrior princess?
Xenophobic warrior princess. That should be a show. Yeah. I agree.
It's kind of like the whole like Hitler thing. Like he was obsessed with the Nordics. Well, glad you brought it up. Oh, okay.
So supposedly there are. Is that the right word? Is it supposedly? I'm not sure.
I always forget. I think it's supposedly. Anyways, actually I think both my friends. Hitler supposedly.
Supposedly. Supposedly. I hate it. Don't fuck with me.
Made in alliance with the tall whites. Whereas America made in alliance with the Grays and the Russians have alliances with the reptilians. Oh shit. That's why it was just all these large countries have these alien backers.
Right. And unfortunately the Gray air quotes, the Grays atomic weaponry outclass, the tall whites, whatever Hitler was doing. I don't know about that. I think Hitler was into the Nordics as far as I know.
And again, that may be because my research, I assume they were the same thing. You know, supposedly that's where he got the, where he got the swastika. No, really? Yeah, because you know how the swastika is like a backwards version of the Hindu symbol of something or other?
I don't know what it is. Yeah. It's a good one though. Like life or love or something.
Good. Something they totally can't use. Supposedly he first saw that on a spaceship from the Nordics. And then he discovered it when doing their like weird, phrenology shit where they're like trying to find the perfect human and they went out to the Himalayas and like we're measuring skulls and shit.
Yes, the golden ratio. Yes, the golden ratio. Hitler was weird as shit. So in discovering people with this ratio in the Himalayas, he found that they were Hindus and they had the same fucking symbol that the Nordics had on their ships.
And supposedly adopted that symbol as the Nazi party. Huh? Yeah, kind of weird, right? It is.
Anyway, Charlie Hall. Yes. What were you talking about? I don't know who Charlie Hall is.
Okay, Charles Hall is an interesting guy. He was a weather observer, pretty low level enlisted man. Well, there is no lower level in enlisted. He enlisted in the Air Force and was trained to be a weather observer.
So he worked at Nellis Air Force Base in 1964. So according to him, before he went to Vietnam in 1967, he spent a few years as a weather observer. Well, why would we need such a thing? Hey, Charles, how's the cloud looking?
Pretty much. Because back then we didn't have, well, we had now. There were no Doppler radars. Yeah.
I mean, there was radar. But not for clouds. No, this for metal objects. Exactly.
So they had, you know, traditional weather measuring devices. They had, you know, graduated cylinders for rain and, you know, wind, speed, you know, whatever you call those. Turbine? Yeah.
So he had to go. Acceleron? Yeah, I know what I'm saying. Weather rain.
Yeah. So he had to go record information. Like go to the military. Yes.
Right. The information out of this time of day, the wind was this direction. Correct. Well, at Nellis Air Force Base, there's a no fly zone that's about 5,000 feet would be what?
About a mile and a half? No, 5,000 feet is just under mile. Miles like 5,200 feet. Right.
So he said there's about a mile, a square mile area. 6,000 feet. That is a no fly zone, which I mean, most of Nellis is anyway, because it's right next to every 51. Well, I mean any air force base is going to be a no, any actually any military base is going to be a no fly zone.
Yes, exactly. So apparently, dude was in and around these tall white aliens for like two years. And he said that he was allowed to be around them so long as nothing weird happened on his part. So like he was able to go measure the weather, do his job, and then just go back home.
Apparently, and I haven't looked into this according to him, there were several other weather observers that like either checked out or got transferred or like falsified all their weather documents because they refused to go out to the weather station because they were afraid of what they saw with the tall whites. Apparently the tall whites have been around for a long time. They use the space that they've made an agreement with the United States government as like kind of like a deep space like refueling stage like starport space dock. Yeah, fill out airport, get some food, say sport.
Yeah. Yeah, deep space nine, whatever the fuck you want to call it. And he got to know them a little bit and wrote some books about it. So he waited about 20 years to bring out this information.
And even then he wrote the four books as a fiction. So that he wouldn't get in trouble with anyone's trouble, but then he was like, but actually those are true. Yeah, it's real. And so the way he explained it, the tall whites initially went to the US government to Eisenhower actually and was like, we're like, Hey, if you disarm, we'll hook you.
We'll hook it up. Yep, February, 1954. Yeah. At the Edwards Air Force base, supposedly the tall whites had a secret meeting with President Eisenhower that was basically a cover up.
He was getting dental work. Oh, the emergency dental work. Yep. And that's when he had the meeting with these aliens and basically they're like, yeah, we totally help you out if you could just like shut down all your nuclear weapons.
And supposedly we were like, Nah, we're not going to shut our weapons. But yeah, land here. According to Charles, what happened was they didn't necessarily turn them down flat, but they just never reached an agreement. They reached an agreement of you guys can hang out and we're not going to mess with you.
We'll give you what you need. But in order to still get some technology, they made a deal with the grays. Yes. So they said they talked to the grays and they're like, look, this is a deal that's coming from the whites.
What do you got? And they're like, look, we'll do the same thing. You don't have to disarm. Take some people once in a while to fuck with.
And some cows or whatever we need. Yeah, it's weird. It's like, cool, we're just going to be friends with both of you and we don't have to get rid of our nuclear weapons. It's like, yeah, listen, Grace, listen, the whites are a little too relaxed.
People are like, shit, you're wearing weapons and a strong shit. Yeah, yeah, we're like, fuck shit up. So weird. So according to Charles, and he does not like the grays, he said that they were terrifying.
He said that, well, we call the small grays, you know, the little gray men. Yeah, 45 foot tall. Yeah, I mean, he said the grays also have, well, first of all, they come from the same star system as the whites, mortal enemies. He said what he said in the interview was cats and dogs.
He was like, they're just natural enemies. They just don't like each other. They don't live as long as the whites, but there are more numbers of them. Yeah, there's quite a few of them.
But the weird thing is how the whole thing at Roswell went down is really kind of interesting. There's an interview from, I think the website's called Rich Planet that was done many years after many years later, where the dude's explaining what went down at Roswell. It's kind of interesting. He says the small grays are just children.
So it's kind of like the whites where they have longer lifespans, not quite the like six to 800 years, but it's like two to 400. And so basically what he's saying is the aliens that crash at Roswell were kids. Like they basically like crashed into each other. They were actually two craft.
Ah. And the second craft, if you remember, there's like around in the 70s, right? Like out in New Mexico. So two craft were trying to take off and they got spooked by US jets that didn't recognize them and they obviously didn't know that they were aliens and they fired on one of them.
So apparently they have these like, and he goes into detail about their propulsion systems and like force fields and shit. And apparently if they're visible, then they are vulnerable. So because the force field like Ben's lied around them as well as, you know, acts as their propulsion system. So when that shit's lit up, nothing can really hurt them.
So when they got fired upon, they tried to light up their, you know, hybrid drive and whatever the fuck they use. And they like kind of like bounced into each other like two stupid kids like, ah fuck. And one day like flew all the way over to like New Mexico and crashed. He said that he was pretty sure that that one survived but was not found and the one crashed in the 60s.
You know, the original Roswell was the 60s. I don't remember. Anyway, the original crash, they did recover the plane, but the alien died. They were already in contact with the grays.
Yes, they are. Yeah. Like supposedly the small grays are the ones that we would even have the opportunity to see more often because once they reach maturity, they can't handle our air anymore. So they have to have like a breathing apparatus.
Mm. So I thought it was kind of interesting. So some people say is that the grays aren't, that's not actual alien. That's actually a suit that they're in.
Right. So that would make sense if the adults were in suits. Yeah. So all the interactions with this guy through his interviews, at first I'm like, yeah, he's just making this shit out of law.
Yeah, he seems full shit. Yeah. But he's very calmly recounting these things. And it seems at first that seems rehearsed, but I'm guessing he's probably just told the stories so many times.
And it does kind of seem like he might be pushing his books a little bit. But here's where it gets weird. Like he has very specific recollections of what went down. Like he would never approach them.
He would let them approach him. They had the ability to hypnotize people with, and you could tell the interviewer wanted him to say like Reagan, but it's funny. I'm guessing maybe this is where the people that created Men Black came up with it. They have like a pen.
What it sounded like a pen, he said it was like a cylinder and like could affect you. Like they could stun you with it. And one of the particular ones, so he had different names that he came up with him. There was one that he called the teacher who was a female that wanted to let one of the like super young females play with a human female.
So they would come and like hypnotize the mom while she was like washing dishes. Like take the kid, they would go play, let the kid go back and then be like this is nothing happen. Like the kid would just think she was like washing dishes. That's weird.
One of the dishes in like four hours. Faced out for an hour or something. I mean I've zoned out, but I don't know about an hour. It's a long time I've done it.
There has been a lot of driving. Like how am I already here? Like I don't remember driving past these specific landmarks that I know I drive past every time I come this way. No.
But I think that's just how the human memory works. Yeah, this is not important. We're not going to save any of this. It's interesting things to say though about their communication.
So like the barking thing was similar. He said they had like a, almost like a warbling, kind of like a nightingale. Like almost like a bird. I heard birds or dogs like similar.
Like chirping. But he said, first of all, they could imitate human speech perfectly. Oh really? Like their vocal cords were so much more capable than ours were.
He said their minds processed in his estimation probably about three times faster than ours. Well I mean they're also so much older. Yeah, exactly. So we are assuming the more channeled in those thought patterns are the quicker they, you know, they can create even quicker connections.
I don't know if that brings up the brain works. So you know, the interviewer then starts asking like, okay, well, you know, do they have telekinesis or not telekinesis telepathy? Do they speak to each other with their minds? And he said no.
This is where it starts to get interesting. So he said because of their vocal range, in order to mask their speech, they would speak to each other at frequencies we can't hear. So they're technically seems like telepathy to me or you because they're like they're not going to be in exchange here. But it's really like a dog whistle.
Yeah, it would be like if you're subsonic or hypersonic. Yeah, it would be like if somebody couldn't hear people whisper. Like if that was a disability of yours, like when people whisper I can't hear what they're saying. Yeah, I know they're talking to each other but I can't hear them saying anything.
Yeah, exactly. Are they talking about me? Someone please let me know. So my question and everyone else's was, okay, well then how the fuck did you communicate with them?
He said because they had electronic devices that would allow them to project thoughts into his mind and allow them to receive thoughts from his mind. And he estimated. So it's like a telepathy device. Right, fairly broad range.
He said in his estimation it seemed like the teacher was picking up his thoughts at times up to three to five miles away. Holy shit. When she was set to receive. He said that they had the ability to like transmit and receive, transmit or receive.
And he if he had the ability to ask and he said he frequently tried not to ask anything because he was like, didn't want to offend anyone doesn't want to. Right. He said he felt like almost like a pet in a lot of ways. You don't want to be the whiny dog at the door.
Right. So he wanted to stay friends with them because they seem to like him because the only people that are allowed to know about the whites were like high ranking generals, people of like, you know, scientific, whatever. Yeah. I mean, not, not every day.
No, he said even just regular, like his superiors weren't even allowed to know what was going on. So like he was enlisted. So any sort of officer short of a fucking general wasn't even allowed to ask him about what was going on out there. Like that's what their orders were.
Yeah. So their orders were to not ask him about what went on while he was observing weather, which is weird. So get this. He said it was their ability with electronics that allowed them to do this.
He said there was nothing really fancy about what they were doing. They were just better at it than we were. So for example, they would have ships come in, they would break down and they would request parts from the air force that they would integrate into their own ship to repair it. He said like the weird thing was like you could go to what he called their scout ship and it was like parts from like a cruise ship.
Like you could go in and see like hammocks, like he said they like sleeping in hammocks for whatever reason because they were tall and they just found hammocks relaxing. So instead of where you'd have bunks, there'd be spaces for hammocks, but you would see like American made labels on ship and he was like at first he was like, what? Yeah, I can imagine this. I mean, he was a spacecrafter made by Boeing.
What the fuck is going on? Is that a Panasonic Dix player? What is going on? But he said that nothing that they had wasn't necessarily more advanced than us.
They just knew how to use it. Right. They were more advanced. So it was like, I mean a rocket is just a rock, but if you're advanced enough to do it into an axe or advanced enough to do it into a wheel and then yes, exactly.
It's still just a rock, but it's just you're able to utilize it better. Right. You know, a tree to an orangutan. It's just something to swing on, maybe get food from, maybe just sleep in.
That's not a house with it. Yeah. But we can turn it in paper. We can do a thousand things with wood.
Yeah. And just multiply that, you know, exponentially with someone more intelligent than we are. And that's what he was trying to explain. And the, what was it?
The propulsion was really cool. He said that they have a double hole and everything was done with what he called force fields. So basically using subatomic particles fired through coiled up fiber optic, most of which for the repairs, at least they would get from us. Yeah.
Like they would request like fiber optics and they would request like, you know, seats and doors and glass and like shit that. Yeah. Cause why? Give me the seat out of Chevy.
Yeah. And so like the weird like government things like, Oh, well, we're just stealing money and like, you know, there's this long list of like $20,000 for a hammer. Why did you order 15 air lock doors? Cause they had to hide because they had to send them to the fucking aliens.
That's what they wanted. They're hiding in the budget or they order more than they need. And also those disappeared air quotes. Right.
They know that well, aliens need seats. That's why we ordered 15 Hummer driver side seats or whatever. Yeah. I mean, it makes a lot of sense.
I mean, I never really thought about it that way, but it's like, it's just a seat, man. What do you care if it's an alien metal alloyed seat is just, just give me a cushion. Can we simply mask on? You know, it's cool.
What's cool? Or not cool. Depending on how you look at it. So the interviewer was like, okay, so tell me more about this mind control.
He's like, well, it's not really mind control. They would put thoughts in my mind and they could receive thoughts from mine. And the guy's like, well, how would they do that? Like, is that an ability they had?
And he's like, no, again, they just used regular electronics better than we do. And he's like, okay, well, then how did they do that? And he was like, microwaves. No shit.
Bum, bum, bum. Microwave emitters, bro. Microwave emitters. So we're going back to the top.
If you haven't listened to the episode, holy shit. Like when I was listening to this interview, like he was like, yeah, it's just microwave emitters. They just pointed at you and they like can project a thought into your mind and they can receive a thought from you. That's not microwave work.
They wouldn't be able to receive it from you. I don't know. Maybe an alien good. They specifically would not tell the US government how they were doing it because they were good choice.
Good job, guys. So do you think over the last 50 years, the United States has been trying to reverse engineer how the fuck they were doing that. And now we have 5G. What did we do to everyone's wine?