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Petrified Stone Giants & Who Built the Earth? with Jock Doubleday · The Cryptid Huntress

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  M h. Well, hey, everybody, welcome in today to a Glitch
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  in the Matrix. I am so glad you guys are here. I have
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  another fantastic show for us today. I have my new friend Double Day in
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  the studio. Jock and I met at the Journey to Truth conference in Grafton,
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  Illinois a couple of weeks ago, and I gotta say his presentation was
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  my absolute favorite. I mean, all of the presentations were amazing. I
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  think Jock took the cake in my book. Okay, we're gonna be talking
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  about some of the things that he discussed during his presentation here on the show
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  today, and it involves not only hidden history okay, archaeological things that are
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  going on. Who built the Earth? Really? Okay? Oh man,
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  y'all, there's so much to unpack. We're also going to be talking about
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  the Stone Titans, Sleeping Giants, and even throwing some Bosnian Pyramid information today,
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  two. Okay, we're gonna go to her property. She has a lot
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  talk about it tomorrow. We'll go over a little bit of my data before
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  we head out to her property. And then of course when we do the
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  investigation, we're going to come back and we're going to have a follow up
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  with Farah and in the team, some of these guys that are going to
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  be there with us. Yeah, it's an operation, y'all. It's gonna
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  be a good time. Okay, Well, without further ado, let me
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  get to my guests, because Jock is amazing. Let me go over his
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  bio and I'm going to pull up some of his links as I'm reading his
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  bio, so you guys can go follow Jock. Okay. Job double Day
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  is an American writer, researcher, stoneworker, and videographer. For sixteen months
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  in twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen, and for additional three months in twenty seventeen,
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  he worked as the official videographer for the Archaeological Park Bosnian Pyramid of the
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  Sun Foundation, a nonprofit Bosnian NGO foundation created on November ninth, two thousand
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  and five, in Sarajevo, Bosnia, Herzegovina. Double day His latest articles
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  on the Bosnian Pyramids and the other ancient megalithic monuments and civilizations can be found
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  at an American in Bosnia dot WordPress dot com. His earliest articles can be
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  found at and I know I'll pull these back up at the end of the
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  show, y'all. An American in Bosnia dot blogspot dot com. His Bosnian
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  archaeology videos can be found on the Bosnian Pyramids YouTube channel, and his continental
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  trans terraforming videos and other archaeologically related videos can be found on his personal YouTube
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  channel. I think I have that right here. And his book and progress
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  Who Built the Earth? An Exploration of geological, geophysical, seismological, and
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  astrophysical evidence for an Earth constructed by an advanced race or racist in the distant
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  past. We'll be published soon. And if you guys want to get in
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  touch with Jock, here's his email address. I'm gonna pull all this back
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  up at the end of the show, so please help me. Welcome to
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  a Glitch in the Matrix today, Jock Doubleday, Hey Jessica, Hey joc
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  thank you so much for being here today. I've been looking forward to this
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  like you couldn't believe. Well, it's that's quite an introduction. I really
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  appreciate your words on the conference presentation. That was my first, you know,
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  public presentation, and it was a little bit I was really, really,
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  really stressed. I wasn't nervous. I was just stressed that I wouldn't
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  do it the right job because I wanted to enter the artificial Earth, artificial
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  continents theories into the scientific record in a formal way. Tyler and Aaron were
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  kind enough to allow the presentation of this Waco theory about the Earth that says
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  that the building of the continents came before the geological fossil beds and things like
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  that, that we're composed the beds being composed of the granules that were eroded
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  from the original continental concrete. So over millions and millions and millions and billions
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  of years, this eroded material became sedimentary layers that then could give us the
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  chronology of life. And that's wonderful, so that the geological forces would come
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  later. So the theory of geology in essence is then next to the theory
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  of the artificial continents, and they can work together without a problem. Then
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  this is going to this this idea of the eroded continental material, that slow
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  erosion of material. What happens to that stuff? Well, we're going to
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  get into that with the stone beings. Oh wow. And you know what
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  I find super duper interesting is that you're not even I don't believe you're an
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  archaeologist trained in that or a geologist, but you just have such an interest
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  in this. Am I correct you are correct. Okay, that really stood
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  out when you were giving your presentation. I thought, man, the information
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  you're putting out, it just it seems like something that all geologists should be
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  talking about. In my opinion. Well, you know, yeah, I
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  mean, but you know how like most people bol I think, on the
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  planet love little rocks that are like they'll find an aggot and it's translucent.
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  They're like, wow, it's beautiful, and they pick it up. They
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  collect rocks, and then they become adults and they're like, well, I
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  got to make some money, and they forget about the rocks, you know,
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  but they still love looking at pictures of gems and crystals. Well that's
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  that's that's that's what I did. When I was a kid. I got
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  a rock polisher. I was polishing aggots that I found, and I was
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  reading magazines about how to find aggots, and you know what I mean,
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  It's just they're beautiful. I mean, the crystalline material of our Earth is
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  astounding. It takes so many varied forms and so many beautiful, um you
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  know, manifestations. UM. So the thing about amateurs in any science,
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  I think, um many sciences have actually talked about this um because we're not
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  trained. We don't we don't have the same presuppositions that the academics do.
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  Sometimes that's not so good because you don't have the the the language to talk
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  about the things we're seeing. But sometimes it can be good because we can
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  have outside the box ideas about the subjects that were that we're looking at.
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  You know, yeah, absolutely, well you have a you have a fresh
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  set of eyes to it, and you're not indoctrinated into whatever they're teaching.
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  It might not all be you know, fact or whatever. I guess,
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  well, I think the key really is it's it's it's because because geologists do
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  have a really good, um detailed analysis of minerals and things like that,
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  and it's it's fantastic. They've done so much work. But you see their
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  premise. Their foundational premise is as the foundational premise in all sciences is um
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  that that we are the first advanced race in the universe. They get this
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  idea from NASA. In fact, they have a you know, NASA has
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  a little blurb about astrobiology and they're like, are have we found any you
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  know, are we the only life in the universe? And NASA goes,
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  um, well, we're we're looking hard, but right now we've only found
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  life of any kind, even bacterial life on Earth. And it's like,
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  okay, so that's that's academi is formal scientific authority on the idea of advanced
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  races. No, there are no advanced races is so far we're looking hard
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  though, that's NASA, so so that that filters down through and we all
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  go through the academic system from from kindergarten on and we're so we we know
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  without even really being told. It's a tacit assumption. We know we're the
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  first advanced race. Where we just happened to be the lucky race, the
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  lucky species that raise its head above the muck, and by meyer totally by
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  accident. It just consciousness happened, and we're the first ones. And we're
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  the first ones because we're in a young universe, and it's plausible for us
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  to imagine that because we're in a young reverse the Big Bang only happened thirteen
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  point eight billion years ago, we were told. Then it's plausible for us
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  to imagine that we're the only race. We're alone as far as the sentient,
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  self aware of conscious race. And if we're the first race. Then
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  there was no one out there to build anything, planets, suns galaxies,
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  there was no one to genetic engineer life, to bring life to planets,
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  and we didn't do any of that. There was no one else to do
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  it. Therefore, everything we see in the universe, planet, suns,
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  galaxies, ferns, animals, all of it must have come into existance through
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  natural forces. That's where that that false premise leads. Wow, like a
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  bit just showed up one day and the Big Bang and stuff and it Yeah,
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  it keeps it keeps our minds kind of small in the big scheme of
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  things because we're we're indoctrinated, we're taught. You know, it's in our
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  school books. NASA is a whole difference story, right that we can do
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  a whole show on that, right, right, Well, that's why the
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  Truman Show is such a great um disclosure, because because we are living the
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  Truman Show, I mean, he's he, we're him. He was being
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  told you have to be afraid of the ocean. Don't go, don't go
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  anywhere. Truman, don't leave. Sea Haven was the little town because if
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  he left, he'd see the edge of the set that he's in. So
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  if we if we go searching for a galactic family, we're going to see
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  that we've been living in a damn matrix, a thought control matrix our whole
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  lives. Yeah, we we have been, you know, and but we're
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  trying to bust out of that right now, John, and uh, you
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  know, and we're we're all. I thought, I find it very interesting
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  that a lot of us are all talking about different aspects of of the cover
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  ups and and you know, the hidden history, uh, you know,
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  and you've you got a archaeological stance and geological and I'm looking at cryptids and
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  how the cryptids have been hidden from us, and you know, just the
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  truth. I mean, there's just so many aspects, so many facets to
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  this topic of hidden history and uh and our true our true history and where
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  we came from, you know, could we have been seated here from another
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  planet? You know? Uh, you know, it's just it's just fascinating
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  to me. Um and uh. During during your presentation, I was really
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  blown away by the rock formations, okay, and uh, and how it
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  had seems in it as though it had been manufactured or something like some of
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  these mountains, and that's all I look at now when I go to the
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  mountains, and I pass the mountainside I look for those ninety those forty five
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  degree angles, you know, And there are there are interesting angles that that
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  that any of us on a hike we noticed them. But we but because
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  we have this idea that everything came into existence through natural forces, we don't
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  really ask the question. We don't say, hey, I wonder if someone
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  built that, because it's it's too large scale. It's like, first of
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  all, who could do that? Who could build a continent? Who could
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  build even one mountain? It's just where they get the material? How would
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  they do it? Who would do it? We're the only ones in the
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  universe, so no one. We didn't do it. It's what's the purpose?
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  Why would anyone build continents? It's crazy. Just let them come into
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  the distance through natural forces. Let dust motes form into dust bunnies in the
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  proto planetary disk around the Sun, and the dust bunnies will form your planet
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  for you. That's that's their idea. It's like, it's so crazy.
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  If we really think about it, it's so much more sensible to think that
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  pets were built. But we have to get out of this box that we're
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  the first advanced race because we're the last advanced race and we're not that advanced
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  right well, and we're seeing that now through all these things, you know,
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  UFO sightings, and for some of us, it's hard to believe that
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  all these are organic at this point because we know that there's an active attempt
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  to dic you know, to that's putting some fake stuff out there to us,
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  you know. And by the way, I want to say thank you
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  so much to Dave Scott space out Radio. Thank you for that super chat.
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  Dave. I'm a big fan of Dave Scott as well, So thank
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  you, Dave. Thanks for being here, my brother, and it's space
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  out Radio. Yeah, here is this part. This is part of space
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  dot Radio or what I'm Jock. I'm a weekend host at space out Radio.
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  So and Dave, this this is actually my channel show. So I
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  do. I do different shows on different channels. So today we're on the
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  Encrypted Hunter's channel. Yeah, but I'm but I'm definitely a part of space
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  out Radio. Right. That's Dave, he's just in here supporting us today.
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  Right. I got a tiny little funny story because comedy is always good
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  when you're dealing with crazy, crazy subjects totally, because you've got to relax
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  the audience because they gets stressed out of people stressed out if you start talking
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  crazy. That's why jokes so much. Okay, well yeah, good for
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  both of them. It's good for us and the audience. It is.
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  Okay. The funny story, which is one sentence, is that I wrote
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  spaced Out Radio with my theory a year ago and I didn't hear back.
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  Well, well, you know what, I think the Dave Will had to
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  get you on his show there and uh and you'll have to come on my
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  show too sometime. You know, I'm shocked that anybody ever got back to
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  me. I'm shocked that Tyler and Aaron got back to me. I didn't
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  expect them, anybody to say, hey, that makes some sense, let's
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  have him on the show. It's absurd, it's crazy. Someone's building planets.
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  It's madness. I tell you, well, it makes all the sense
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  to me. And uh and you know what else is interesting is that we
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  had people from the Secret Space program at that conference, like Tony r Gus
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  and James Rine. I just got all the phone with James Rink right before
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  the show. You know, Tony and Darryl James. You know, Tony
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  talks about how he was used to build stars. That's right, during during
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  his program that he was in. So that's artificial starmaking because you could call
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  it, right. I mean, he's got his book coming out or it's
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  it just came out of what three weeks ago, a project starmaker. I
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  mean, that's right. He worked for what was it was it five years
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  or ten years? Was twenty? He was there for twenty. I don't
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  know if he were there exactly. He was in the program for twenty he
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  said, well he was. He was in the twenty and back, but
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  then they stole him from the twenty and back before he was about to go
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  back to his real life, you know, as a kid here on Earth.
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  And he went for either five or ten years. They doubled it,
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  so it was ten he went five, and then another five I think,
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  And oh yeah, and it was it was devastating to him. Yeah,
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  it was terrible years out of his life. I mean, that's insane.
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  Yeah, it isn't it is, But you know, okay, so what
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  and I know some people are on the fence about the secret space program and
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  things like that. Now you know, I I have met these people in
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  person. I one hundred percent believe they're credible. I do believe them,
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  and and I, um, what if let's just put it out there,
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  job, like, what if that's true? Okay? Like what what if
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  Bigfoot's real? Okay? What if our mountains were terra was terraformed? Okay
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  by some off planet beings or whatever. What if just be open to the
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  idea and listen to some of these theories that people have and their personal experiences.
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  I think it would really elevate the consciousness of this planet. And you
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  know, you know what that does. It makes us less controllable. Okay.
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  So well, I think the key to to finding out or the key
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  to opening the mind enough to to find out what's really going on in any
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  realm of you know, information, is to I think one of the best
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  keys is to look at the testimonials of the secret Space Program insiders, the
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  people who say they're in a seat your Space program. And if you go,
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  okay, I'm going to look at what was his name? That one
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  of the original guys. Um anyway, I'll think of his name in a
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  second. So you look at one fellow's testimonial and you go, well,
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  you know that's that's just some stories. I mean, I mean science fiction
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  writers can make this stuff up all the time. Could just be made up.
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  And then you look at another testimonial, see that there's a little bit
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  of interlocking quality to the two stories. They occasionally they say to emerge and
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  go, oh, so wait, they're both saying the moon is hollow and
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  it's artificial and it was brought here and it's actually a weaponized spacecraft. They
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  both said that, and there are testimonials that's weird. Then you then you
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  look at a hundred testimonials and they all they all eventually you see that there's
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  always interlocking qualities and there there it's not just two stories interlocking, it's one
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  hundred stories interlocking in all these complex ways. And you're like, what did
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  these people have to gain from putting themselves out for ridicule in front of the
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  entire populace of the planet U saying all these crazy things? And then you
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  know what, what's what's there qui bono? Who benefits? Well, they
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  don't benefit. They get crucified by by people who say you're just crazy.
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  You're trying to make money, and what money are you making? Maybe you
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  sell a few books testimonial in But the key is that the testimonials corroborate,
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  they agree with each other, and that forms a really strong net of credible
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  information. Because all testimonials are evidence. It's just a question of how compelling
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  they are. If you just look at one testimonially, you go, well,
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  that's just a story. That's not compelling evidence. It is evidence,
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  but it's not compelling to me. Well, one hundred testimonial is that interlock?
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  That is compelling scientific evidence? Absolutely? And do you know what I
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  found very interesting is that through some of my remote viewing data that of some
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  targets I had done on cryptids, I was coming up with secret Space program
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  data and uh and so when I was able to present some of that at
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  that com PRIs, I was finding that it was supporting what some of the
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  Secret Space Program claims were. Okay, and so in some of those locations.
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  So it all melts together in some really wild way, what we're all
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  doing. You're your aren't your cryptids? In general? Your cryptids, my
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  crypt They all belong to me. It's a family. It's a family.
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  We're a big family family. Yeah, I think Harry, sometimes dangerous sometimes
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  friendly family. Um. These beings um are another key to unlocking the truth
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  about the world. Not our third density three D matrix world, which is
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  a controlled world, a contained world, but the levels outside of that,
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  the dimensions or densities of frequency, the different frequencies of existence outside the third
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  density existence that we live. So these cryptids can become invisible to us,
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  they're not invisible to themselves. When they become invisible, they can still see
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  each other because they're in a density, let's say, fifth density, where
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  they can exist and see each other and interact with each other outside of our
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  perception. That's all. It's just a question of perception. David Ike says
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  this all the time. Our band, the frequency band, the frequency spectrum
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  that we use is about like this. And you know, some animals have
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  have abilities outside of our little tiny spectrum, like bats can use son arts
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  and dolphins can use son art, so that extends the spectrum a bit for
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  creatures on our planet. But you know, there's there's all sorts of frequencies
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  outside of our little third third density frequency spectrum realm that we live in the
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  matrix as they call it. That's right. I mean, I've always said
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  I think that Bigfoot and other cryptids can be completely interdimensional beings. But I
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  also think that there's something to do with our The rods and the cones in
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  our eyes we just don't have We don't have the capability to see them at
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  times, and they do come in and out of our vision. So I've
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  seen that personally happen between someone who was standing beside me who could not see
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  orbs, and I could see them with my son could see them too,
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  but not everybody is on the frequency. I think it has a lot to
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  do with frequency, Jock, to what frequency we're on and what frequency these
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  cryptos are on. Do you mean like how you're feeling that day or feeling
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  love when you go to see the orbs that kind of thing. Yes,
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  yeah, perhaps potentially, Yes, right, that's what I think, um,
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  because I've I've experienced it, and that person that couldn't see him was
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  very low vibe saying just saying, um, yeah. When I was when
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  I was in Bosnia, um rod Nay Tunnel has all sorts of orbs in
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  it, and I would always show up on the on the camera like I
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  couldn't see him. Almost very few people could see him in the dark there.
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  But when there's because of the dark background of the most of the tunnel
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  locations, when there is a little artificial light bulb above a megalith or something
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  in this tunnel and in the Boston Pyramid complex, when the orbs were in
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  that light against the dark background, you could see him for a second.
• 24:27
  Or sometimes the light from the camera or the phone light itself would illuminate the
• 24:33
  orb against the dark background and then you could see it. And sometimes you
• 24:37
  see these streaming clouds of orbs. And I've got all these videos on my
• 24:42
  Bosting Pyramids channels. You guys want to check it out. There's one called
• 24:47
  Doctors. Semire Osman talks about orbs in Rovny Tunnel. Um just go to
• 24:53
  Bostim Pyramids. You can find at um And so I just as he's talking,
• 24:57
  I cut to all these videos that people have taken of like wild or
• 25:03
  manifestations in the tunnels and people go, oh, it's dust, and it's
• 25:07
  like, well, if you've been in Robine and I've been in there two
• 25:08
  hundred times, because I was there for twenty three months, and I went
• 25:11
  in there like every third day. I'd be filming or taking photos in there.
• 25:15
  Talking to tourists or semi or somebody in there. And I know for
• 25:19
  a fact, and anyone who goes in there nose for a fact, that
• 25:22
  there's no wind in Robney. There's only one entrance, there's no exit,
• 25:27
  so you you there's no way for wind to move through there. So all
• 25:32
  this stuff that's flying around there's no wind. So Howard, how is dust
• 25:36
  doing anything if the air is if the air is just sitting there, why
• 25:41
  is the dust going like this and moving in these huge clouds of you know,
• 25:45
  discs. So um, it's not dust, by the way, it's
• 25:48
  really damp in there. There's no really damp, there's no there's no dry.
• 25:53
  There's no way that dust would it would just stick to all the wets.
• 25:57
  Everything's wet. So it's not dust. It's definitely orbs. And then
• 26:02
  you go, what are orbs? Well, Seminari talks about it says that
• 26:04
  they're conscious beings that seem to be attracted by activity. So when the for
• 26:11
  instance, the foundation workers are excavating the tunnels, they'll be attracted to that
• 26:15
  work, you know, and they'll just be like hanging around. You've seen
• 26:18
  the photos of like Yogi's with a big orb right over over the top of
• 26:23
  their head or something. You know, it's a huge orban interesting. So
• 26:27
  they're attracted to these high what people call spiritual but loving let's say, loving,
• 26:33
  open, high loving energy people. Okay, the people and working in
• 26:41
  the tunnels are doing wonderful sort of self selfless you know, humanity serving work.
• 26:49
  So they're in a good mood. They're laughing with each other, and
• 26:53
  the orbs come to that. They like that. You know, maybe if
• 26:56
  you come in and you're fearful and anxious, maybe they won't come. I
• 27:00
  don't see him on in the photos or in the videos, but I think
• 27:03
  someone like you who has maybe some kind of extra ability to see things,
• 27:11
  as some people do, then you maybe you could see him without the camera,
• 27:15
  you know. Yeah, well, you know there's certain people who when
• 27:21
  you see that, we see pictures of them, especially back in the day
• 27:23
  when we had to get our film, well even digital pictures. I guess
• 27:27
  some people just happened seem to have more orbs around them in pictures. And
• 27:32
  uh, you know, I've been there at some point. Yeah, I
• 27:34
  used to have a lot of orbs and pictures around me, and uh,
• 27:37
  and I always attributed that to my past over loved ones, you know,
• 27:40
  like it had to have been somebody that you know died and they're just they're
• 27:44
  just hanging out around me. But Jock, I would love to hear more
• 27:48
  about the Bosnian Pyramids. Since we're on this topic, can you explain to
• 27:52
  my audience exactly what the Bosnian Pyramid Complex is? Uh? And and what
• 27:57
  what took you there? In two thousand and eleven, the summer two thousand
• 28:04
  and eleven, when I didn't believe in ets, I had a couple of
• 28:11
  friends talk about UFOs and they had stories and I believed them, but I
• 28:15
  didn't know what to do with that information. I was like, well,
• 28:18
  I want to see a UFO and then I'll dive in. But I didn't
• 28:22
  know what to do with those stories. I was like, well, but
• 28:26
  aren't we just alone? I didn't. I didn't get it. I didn't
• 28:30
  get how they could have seen these these amazing things, you know, And
• 28:33
  so I just I just I was open, but I wasn't a believer at
• 28:36
  all in advanced races at all at all. So I went to the Boston
• 28:41
  Pyramid Complex to volunteer because I was excited about it. I was like,
• 28:44
  Wow, pyramids and bossy cool, I'm excited, you know. And so
• 28:48
  we did that thing. And the volunteer program had been started in two thousand
• 28:52
  and tens. It was the second year. And it's so much fun.
• 28:55
  The four months of people come from all over the world to help for free.
• 28:59
  They pay their airfare, they pay their hotel, they dig for three
• 29:03
  and they're happy and sweaty and dirty and you get it. And I would
• 29:07
  film them. I put them on video my little amateur camera and put videos
• 29:11
  up in similar like these videos. So it invite me back to be a
• 29:15
  videographer a couple of years later, and it was like, okay, cool,
• 29:18
  I'll get a professional camera. I'm a writer, but I'll do my
• 29:21
  best for their really good camera. So that happened. So I just kept
• 29:23
  coming there and coming there, and eventually I wondered, you know, because
• 29:29
  I'm waking up every day in the pyramid complex, and for some reason,
• 29:33
  the energy of the complex would allow me to wake up after five hours asleep
• 29:40
  instead of eight hours asleep and feel good. And I was like, okay,
• 29:44
  so I'll just go out onto the plane to see what's happening. It's
• 29:47
  like, this is cool and so but the people in Boston, it didn't
• 29:52
  necessarily believe that it was a pyramid complex. They're living on the side of
• 29:55
  the biggest pyramids documented in the world, and they're like they didn't really care
• 30:00
  one way or another, you know, because all these tourists, these Europeans
• 30:03
  and Americans and Australians are coming and going, hey, it's pyramids, isn't
• 30:06
  it wonderful? And they're like drinking their cafe and they're like, hey,
• 30:10
  I don't know about it. You know, they don't care. So they're
• 30:12
  just living in that little town on the side of the Bosom Pyramid of the
• 30:15
  Sun. Right there, we're looking at the north side of the Pyramid the
• 30:18
  Sun. Right now behind it is the Pyramid of Love, which is kind
• 30:21
  of a flat topped structure that's low kind of behind it. So the Bossing
• 30:25
  Pyramid the Sun is the largest documented pyramid on the planet except for Rutenna Mountain,
• 30:30
  which is actually a pyramid. It's a three side mountain or pyramid in
• 30:34
  Serbia. So anyway, but their ten year is not as well documented as
• 30:40
  the Bossing Pyramid the Sun and Bosom Pyramid of the Moon. But anyway,
• 30:42
  so between those two pyramids in that picture. There's a little river that goes
• 30:47
  through. It's the finest river. So down on the very left you'll see
• 30:52
  where most of the houses are. In the little corner on the left,
• 30:56
  there's a river that goes through and it's just plastic, meandering river, and
• 31:00
  you can see that the side. So we're looking to the northern face.
• 31:06
  But the so the eastern side of the Pyramid of the Sun goes all the
• 31:08
  way down to the riverbed. And I thought one day, I thought,
• 31:11
  well, this is this is interesting because semier Um measured the height of the
• 31:17
  pyramid from the bottom of that dark green forest. He said, where it
• 31:21
  hits the hill, that's where I'm going to measure the height. And it
• 31:22
  was still much taller than the Great Pyramid on the Giza Plateau two legs and
• 31:26
  so great pyramids only one hundred and forty seven. So I said, why
• 31:30
  don't we measure it from the riverbed, because it looks like it goes from
• 31:33
  the east side, goes all the way down to the riverbed. That looks
• 31:36
  like the foundation. So let's if you measure it from the riverbed. It's
• 31:38
  about three eighty three ninety meters, which is way bigger than one hundred forty
• 31:42
  seven meters of the Great Pyramid for instance. Anyway, so I thought one
• 31:47
  day in twenty fifteen, I thought, I'm going to go down to the
• 31:48
  riverbed and I've got a couple. I've got two photos I can show you.
• 31:56
  Can I share a screen? Absolutely? Okay? Um? How do
• 32:01
  I share screen? Let's see? Is there is there a button? I
• 32:08
  don't know when you're end? Yeah, but this is a present, I
• 32:13
  believe, and if you can find that, oh present? Okay, I
• 32:17
  should I should have gone over this before we did the show. I forgot
• 32:21
  I saw I found it. Let's see a share screen screen? Um,
• 32:30
  it make you up? And I have to pull it up if you can
• 32:30
  share, if you can share it, and then I'll pull it up on
• 32:32
  the screen for us share a lot o. Um, let's see select window
• 32:40
  or screaming stream yard. It's gonna work. Yeah, okay, oh there
• 32:47
  it goes. Okay here, I'm gonna pull this up and yeah super see.
• 32:54
  Let me just okay, I'll just do a quick um full screen thing
• 33:00
  in a doodle. Okay, can you guys see that? Uh well,
• 33:05
  it's showing our screens inside of screens, inside of screens, right, now
• 33:09
  I think you've got the wrong one pulled up there here. Let me remove
• 33:12
  it until we get it back the right one up there. Let's see,
• 33:15
  hold on, hold on, hold on. Okay, hmm, so so
• 33:24
  let's see in her full screen. Does that work? I think it's still
• 33:30
  showing. It's still it's showing you and I right now on the screen.
• 33:34
  So let's see. Huh um um, how about this? Oh, I'll
• 33:45
  just let's see. Can I send you a file? Sure? Absolutely?
• 33:50
  Are you gonna put it in the private chat? Can you upload it there?
• 33:52
  I think? So, let's see. Let's see, put it in
• 33:57
  the private chat and then I'll um and then I'll pull up pick your up
• 34:00
  boom. Let's see if that works right? Those are comments? Okay,
• 34:07
  stop, let's see you stop stop screen chat with everyone. Um, I'm
• 34:15
  trying to share this, but it doesn't seem to take it in private chat.
• 34:22
  Yeah, you know what, Send it to me anywhere wherever, wherever.
• 34:25
  You can see it to me on Facebook, wherever I get it.
• 34:30
  As long as I get it, I can get it up there. Right.
• 34:35
  I'm just gonna because what I'm gonna show you is a picture of the
• 34:38
  riverbed. I'm going to stay on Facebook real quick. And so we're gon
• 34:45
  we're gonna see this the angle of the construction of the riverbed of the f
• 34:51
  River. So that's one and then we'll get another one. Let's se they
• 35:00
  needs. Uh, so this is going to be and it's going to show
• 35:10
  the um diagonal construction that they use forty five degree diagonal. Here's a couple
• 35:19
  that I'm sent I've just sent you, okay, and I'm gonna send you
• 35:21
  one more. Actually, let's send you some more. There it is boom,
• 35:30
  that's that's the foin needs. So there's also collage just sent you from
• 35:34
  different places around the world and also sending you a couple from different rivers.
• 35:42
  There's two more from different river beds in Texas. So those will take just
• 35:45
  a moment to come through. They're they're just uploading. Sorry for this um
• 35:51
  little things. Hey listen, we're called a glitchen matrix. Okay, so
• 35:55
  that's this is we're all about over here. It's Hunter show. Yeah,
• 36:01
  I'm just go ahead, he said, right, I said what, I'm
• 36:10
  sorry, my computer glitched? What did you say? Said? You said,
• 36:15
  be the glitch? Be the glitch. That's right, We're you're yes,
• 36:21
  you're taking were we take that seriously? Here we are the glitch,
• 36:27
  the glitch in the main should yeah, we should be the glitch. I
• 36:31
  mean the glitch is where it's at. The glitch is the cool place to
• 36:34
  be. Actually, it is. It is, And John, I gotta
• 36:37
  tell you what. We're waiting for those pictures to come through. We have
• 36:38
  several people from the Journey to Truth conference in the chat today, including our
• 36:44
  friend Barry Littleton. Uh and Berry Berry is in here, and yes,
• 36:50
  he Berry enjoyed your presentation as well. Everybody did, Jock. It was
• 36:52
  amazing and we all had a really good time listening to you. So yeah,
• 36:59
  well, um, I'm still waiting for those those pictures to come in.
• 37:02
  Do you want while we're waiting for that, do you want to wait?
• 37:05
  You're there? I got them, hold on, here they come.
• 37:07
  They all came in at once. Okay, let me download real quick.
• 37:15
  I'm looking at all the comments, all these great comments. Uh yeah,
• 37:20
  all these positive people. Nice. Nice. There's Barry, there's Amy,
• 37:27
  there's end Zo, Kira. Kira has a lot of comments like here,
• 37:30
  Donna Spencer, Yeah, Donna's got some comments. Okay, Donna, I'm
• 37:34
  gonna I'm gonna bring you on my show, Donna. Okay, we're gonna
• 37:38
  We're gonna get Donna on space Out Radio two. And she's got a lot
• 37:42
  of interesting stories. I'll send you my information. Go to my website,
• 37:45
  the crypton Hunters dot com and you can you can send me a message through
• 37:51
  there, Donna. But I have your we're friends on Instagram. So um,
• 37:54
  we're gonna make it happen. Okay, and walking lightly three six nine
• 38:02
  hides in long Grass. That's a great one, uh Ryan, all these
• 38:07
  cool people, paranormal Pixie. Uh yeah, Whidi, we all hey Hidi,
• 38:15
  Yes, yeah, yeah, Okay, let me just open these up
• 38:22
  right quick and we will. We'll get to it. Um. Yeah,
• 38:25
  the Bossian Pyramid is okay. So I have actually remote viewed the Bossian Pyramid
• 38:30
  complex. And I don't have my data here in front of me, but
• 38:32
  I did, uh most definitely remote remote view that and I and I believe
• 38:38
  I may or may not have sent that target to another remote viewing team,
• 38:42
  so and and I haven't gotten the data back yet. Okay. So I
• 38:47
  was really interested to hear about the Bossian Complex from you. The Bossian Pyramid
• 38:53
  Complex, Well, it was funny because I was there, and also I
• 38:59
  can't wait to get into these Go ahead, okay, oh no, you
• 39:07
  go ahead. My computer is glitchy because I'm uploading picture, so you go
• 39:10
  ahead. Okay. Well, just so people know, I was there for
• 39:15
  seventeen months before I even thought about the riverbed as a foundation for the pyramids,
• 39:20
  So because I thought, well, would the ancients just set their pyramids
• 39:24
  on the earth next to a river that could flood and take the pyramids out
• 39:30
  from the side, or would they more likely build their foundations down and in
• 39:37
  essence put you know, join the pyramids to each other through the riverbeds.
• 39:45
  So therefore they're building from the riverbed up. They're saying, we're gonna have
• 39:51
  the water go through here, We're going to create the course of the water,
• 39:53
  and then we're gonna build up from our riverbed, creating a megastructure that
• 40:00
  could never be eroded from the side. The water is running the top of
• 40:05
  the structure. It looks like it's running over the top of a natural riverbed,
• 40:07
  but it's not. It's running over the top of an artificial foundation for
• 40:13
  the pyramids. So this this was sort of just an idea that I had
• 40:16
  after seventeen months of being there. You know, you think I would come
• 40:20
  up with that earlier, but because it was so obvious from the topography of
• 40:22
  the Boston Pyramid of the Sun coming all the way down to the riverbed.
• 40:25
  But anyway, so I made a video in August twenty fifteen, got the
• 40:30
  photos and it's it's built in the same way as the Pyramid of the Sun.
• 40:35
  So what they did was they used alternating clay layers in the river banks,
• 40:38
  both sides of the river of Posna River which joins the right there in
• 40:44
  Bisoco. So they built both riverbeds watercourses and in the riverbanks. You can
• 40:50
  see the building because there'd been floods that came through there and we took out
• 40:53
  the foliage and took out the side. So that's the that's the river bed.
• 40:59
  Now, that's the river banks, that's the riverbeds. So what we
• 41:00
  see is forty five and the forty five dig aangle sectioning is composed of clay
• 41:09
  layers, baked adhered clay layers, pure clay, not sandstone, not shale,
• 41:15
  not all this crazy stuff that the geology students will right and say it's
• 41:20
  shale. No it's not. It's pure clay, and I show that on
• 41:22
  video. Just go to my Bossing Pyramids channel and just go through all these
• 41:25
  videos. So these are a huge to each other. There's no soft earth
• 41:30
  quick mitigating clay layers in the river bed itself, because if there were soft
• 41:34
  earth quick mitigating clay layers in the riverbed, the water would take out the
• 41:37
  soft clay and then the hard structure of layers would collapse. The soft layers,
• 41:42
  the soft earth quick mitigating clay layers that alternate with the hard players,
• 41:45
  start up on the river bank, aways away from the hard strong force of
• 41:51
  the water. So but you do see within a let's say two meters up
• 41:55
  from the bottom of the riverbed, you'll see the beginning of super thin soft
• 42:00
  clay layers UM that give the earthquake mitigation that they needed to keep their pyramids
• 42:06
  strong. So this is the foundation of pyramids. There's a there's a pyramid
• 42:09
  on the one side of it called the Bosom Pyramid the mood, and also
• 42:14
  a hill called fod Ocella Hill, and on the other side there's the Bosim
• 42:17
  Pyramid the Sun. So this is the foundation for for for the two largest
• 42:22
  pyramids on the planet. So UM now once you see that, they go,
• 42:27
  Hey, I wonder, I wonder what else is you know, how
• 42:30
  far does this building go? You know how far does the river? Bid?
• 42:32
  Is it built? This is the Blanco is the Blanco river in Texas.
• 42:37
  Um So, as I went outside the complex in Bosnia, I found
• 42:40
  that I couldn't find that into the building. And then I thought, I
• 42:44
  wonder if other river beds are built. So I was like everywhere I went,
• 42:46
  I would explore the river beds and I kept finding this forty five degree
• 42:50
  angle sectioning, and I thought, wow, this is cool that they have
• 42:52
  forty five degree angle building. There's must be some reason for it. It
• 42:58
  must be for structural strength. I mean, what else would it before.
• 43:00
  So then just after the conference, I was talking to Tyler and I thought,
• 43:06
  hey, I think I figured out the reason for the forty five degreangle
• 43:08
  sectioning. It's because you get a longer section of concrete. So they lay
• 43:15
  their concrete slabs and you can have the longest possible section is the forty five
• 43:20
  degree angle section the ones that go all the way across the riverbed. That's
• 43:22
  this is the Sabinaw river inxis so that so the longest possible slab you can
• 43:29
  get is forty five degree angle. The shortest possible one would be a right
• 43:32
  angle across the riverbed. So when I talk about forty five degree angle,
• 43:36
  I'm talking about forty five to the flow. And if I stay right angle,
• 43:38
  i'm talking about right angle to the flow. So all these are forty
• 43:42
  five to the flow that you see. And so this is their general primary
• 43:49
  angle. And I found this on three continents. So the reason that geologists
• 43:53
  missed this, and the reason that everybody else missed it is because of their
• 43:55
  premise that we're the first advanced race. None of this could be built because
• 44:00
  we didn't build it, and there was no one else to build river beds.
• 44:02
  So once you get rid of that premise, and once you ask the
• 44:06
  question, is it possible that what I'm looking at is artificial? Then you
• 44:12
  go, well, let's see, let's see what the evidence says. Well,
• 44:14
  here's some evidence that it looks natural, and here's some evidence that it
• 44:17
  looks artificial, and you gather evidence for one year or the other. Jell
• 44:21
  just are not doing that. They know it's natural. They know it's natural
• 44:24
  because if we're the first advanced race, we didn't build the damn continents.
• 44:29
  Cheers. Wow, that's amazing. I'm trying to pull up these last two,
• 44:35
  these other two pictures right now, and my computer is just it's it's
• 44:39
  nice and slow today. I have experienced any crazy storm right now too.
• 44:45
  That's beating on the entire roof. So um oh, let's see all right,
• 44:51
  I may I may have to abandon ship on that one because it's making
• 44:52
  my computer freeze up. Jock. So two pictures angle, So the river's
• 44:59
  going this way and all it does a show forty fives on different continents in
• 45:04
  riverbeds, so anybody who wants to go find that can find it. It
• 45:07
  doesn't mean that every angle is going to be forty five. It means that
• 45:10
  primary angle is forty five degree angles, and then there are oftentimes right angles
• 45:15
  and seventy degree angles largely. So that's so the building's obvious once we ask
• 45:22
  the question. You know, um oh, I'm mute, muted. I
• 45:38
  just noticed, yes, it does. It's me. It's me. I've
• 45:44
  got a storm hitting my house really hard right now, and so I figured
• 45:46
  maybe it was going to make it where you guys couldn't hear me talk,
• 45:51
  so so I hit that mute button. But yeah, it does. It
• 45:53
  defies logicum in our three D reality here, Okay, we're all these are
• 46:00
  coming from. And also those seams in the mountains that you were you were
• 46:04
  showing us in your pictures, right, it just it doesn't It didn't make
• 46:07
  sense. And now every time I ride past a mountain side, I'm looking
• 46:12
  for those seams now with those angles and those street edges. Well, the
• 46:17
  thing about the uh, the vertical seams in sedimentary material, for instance,
• 46:24
  let's let's look at two types of material. Igneous which is molten, right,
• 46:29
  and let's look at sedimentary. So if let's say, if you have
• 46:31
  some molten rock, granite or something like that, and it's got vertical lines
• 46:37
  through it in sections, so it's it's like a section here, a section
• 46:40
  here, and it's joined at these seams what I call seams. Then you
• 46:45
  go, how is nature creating a vertical line or even a horizontal line that's
• 46:50
  straight through igneous material. If it's igneous, is molten, there shouldn't be
• 46:52
  any straight lines through any of it. As far as sedimentary material goes.
• 46:58
  Sediments are falling there creating a layer. So we understand the horizontal line.
• 47:04
  All these horizontal layers This geometry is understandable to us if it's as a natural
• 47:10
  feature. Because for ten thousand years, you've got certain kind of sediment coming
• 47:15
  down, then there's a volcanic eruption, you've got a certain other kind of
• 47:17
  sediment, different layers. Okay, we get it. Why are there section
• 47:22
  lines that go through many different layers of sedimentary material? How could nature make
• 47:30
  one straight line that transverses this ten thousand year period, this thousand year period,
• 47:36
  this twenty thousand year period, and it's one line that goes through all
• 47:37
  those Say what now, the nature ain't doing that? So because we asked
• 47:43
  the question, because we freed ourselves from the false premise that we're the first
• 47:46
  advanced race and therefore allowed the idea into our minds that there might be advanced
• 47:52
  races out there who could build planets. And wouldn't that be fun to build
• 47:55
  planets, by the way, And wouldn't you spend time doing that, creating
• 48:00
  planets, creating a place where we live. It's like a little experiment.
• 48:04
  It's fun, you know, It's like a terrarium. We're a little alien
• 48:07
  terrarium, is what we alre down here. That's what I'm thinking, Well,
• 48:12
  speaking speaking of aliens too. Someone Amy made a comment in the chat
• 48:15
  she said vibrations between minerals was a theory that helped Tesla. And uh,
• 48:21
  and I was going to ask you today, potentially ask you about Tesla maybe
• 48:27
  been of being from Venus, from another planet. Right, Well, um,
• 48:34
  there's a lot of information on this. You can go to my article
• 48:37
  with which also has a video called was Nicola Tesla brought here from from Venus
• 48:45
  cole and FBI declassified document, so you can see that there's already a lot
• 48:50
  of information about Tesla being from Venus. Then, Um, I was talking
• 48:54
  to Vanessa Lyle Lsli Vanessa Crystal Consciousness on YouTube and she was saying, oh,
• 49:04
  yeah, Tesla was brought here as a baby, put in the field
• 49:07
  and his parents, you know, his soon to be parents, were directed
• 49:10
  to find him there in Smelian Croatia, and back then it was Smelian Austrian
• 49:19
  Empire. Then now it's Croatia. And so that he was actually unknowingly he
• 49:25
  didn't know that he was from Venus was the idea. He grew up with
• 49:30
  these parents and he thought that he was their their child, but he had
• 49:35
  the Venusian brain capacity, which is much larger than ours. Val Valiant four,
• 49:43
  a Venusian, was able to learn and be fluent in many, many,
• 49:47
  many different languages. I think over one hundred Earth languages. And Tesla
• 49:52
  himself was a polyglot. He could speak fluently six or seven languages. So
• 49:57
  it all, it all sort of makes sense that he was receiving blueprints from
• 50:02
  Venus telepathically. He said himself, my brain is a receiver. He did
• 50:07
  not fucking say I'm a genius. He never said I'm a genius. Other
• 50:12
  people said Tesla's a genius. That's not what he said. That my brain
• 50:15
  is a receiver. He's getting blueprints in his head, and he's like,
• 50:17
  hey, this is interesting, turns him over, goes I think I could
• 50:20
  build this. He builds it. It works. Wow, Obviously he's a
• 50:24
  smart fellow. But he didn't. He got the blueprints, and he got
• 50:29
  them because the Venusians are trying to help us. They're trying to help us,
• 50:32
  these silly, foolish naked apes for running around with small brains trying to
• 50:37
  figure out what the hell is going on, and they sent Tesla to help
• 50:40
  us. And guess what, we crucified him. Yeah, well it's It
• 50:45
  almost sounds like Superman. You know how Superman came from another planet and was
• 50:50
  raised by some farmers, you know, unsuspecting Superman had all these powers.
• 50:55
  It sounds a whole lot like Tesla. Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, I
• 51:00
  mean, but this must be the theme. We see this over and over.
• 51:07
  One person, one woman, one man comes out and just like comes
• 51:10
  out with this incredible information and people go, oh my god, and some
• 51:15
  people accept it and it becomes this huge thing, and then slowly Hit just
• 51:19
  shuts it down, shuts it down, and then it's relegated to myth.
• 51:22
  It's a legend. It's oh, it's just some crazy stuff. Oh,
• 51:24
  Tesla was in love with a pigeon. He must have been just some lunatic.
• 51:29
  Don't worry about his patents. I posted on Facebook Tesla's patents. That
• 51:32
  was my post. It's a little to Tesla's complete patents. I didn't say
• 51:37
  anything about it. I got ninety days suspension for that. Wow. It's
• 51:44
  interesting when we pay attention to the things that are being censored off of social
• 51:49
  media, because it's things like that. Yeah, you know, it's it's
• 51:52
  it's stuff that you wouldn't think would be censored, but those are the things
• 51:55
  that are going after. Absolutely, it's easy to do it. Do it.
• 52:00
  Tit a button and it shuts our channels down, you know, absolutely,
• 52:04
  now Now, Gavin, in the chat, he said, why are
• 52:07
  we seeing cryptic creatures faces in stone with eyes, mouths and other shapes?
• 52:12
  Jock? This is this is what I really wanted to get into with you
• 52:15
  today too. Um. I mean, I have a million things I'd love
• 52:17
  to talk with you about, but for the sake of today's show, I
• 52:22
  thought we would talk about some of these stone giants, potentially petrified stone giants
• 52:27
  that we're seeing all over the world from people like Titans is what they're calling
• 52:30
  them, to tree stumps, which are referred to as mass, and to
• 52:36
  animals like snakes and elephants and things that look appear to be frozen in stone.
• 52:42
  Okay, what is your take on all of that? All right,
• 52:45
  So there's two things that I could possibly contribute to this. So I'm just
• 52:52
  a playwright, so I don't don't I don't really know the answer, but
• 52:55
  you know, I prefer to be writing stories and fairy tales. I'm talking
• 52:59
  about it, but I'm just saying, you know, I'm not claiming any
• 53:02
  kind of authority on this. I'm just saying, there's two ideas that I've
• 53:07
  had about this that seemed to make sense. I possible people could look at
• 53:09
  this all right, So we have that not just stone beings, but giant
• 53:16
  stone beings, humans, animals, fungi, plants, insects all across the
• 53:24
  planet in general, they're upright, and they're and they're looking out over a
• 53:30
  vista. For instance, in this one that you just pulled up, Uh,
• 53:32
  they're up this this being, this stone being, this crystallized mineralized being,
• 53:39
  is giant and looking out over a vista fully upright. Now, there
• 53:45
  was a flood that that fossilized giant beings on our planet. If there was
• 53:50
  a mud flood just or global flood or global mud flood, none, none
• 53:54
  of those, none of these stone beings would be upright and looking out over
• 53:59
  a vista. They all be chaotically strewn about, probably on their sides or
• 54:04
  the ax and some chaotic. Virtually ninety five percent of the giant stone beings
• 54:12
  of all species throughout the animal and plant and fungi kingdom kingdoms are upright.
• 54:20
  And most of those, I'd say ninety percent of those, they're looking out
• 54:22
  over a vista. They're not looking back at the hill. They're looking out
• 54:25
  over a valley or a vista. And you say, this looks like a
• 54:29
  fucking art museum. To me, it looks like someone placed them there.
• 54:34
  And it even looks like most of them, the great majority of these stone
• 54:37
  beings of whatever species, they look peaceful. They don't look like they've been
• 54:43
  thrown into some chaotic flood where they then became fossilized. It looks like they
• 54:49
  almost like they made some kind of decision to become fossilized, which is to
• 54:55
  say, that's our sort of crude word for what they become. They come
• 55:00
  crystallized. And we understand from Tesla. Let's bring Tesla back in that the
• 55:07
  crystallized, the crystalline mineral Earth is alive because crystals are alive. Stone beings
• 55:17
  have their own life because crystals are alive. Tesla told us this. He
• 55:22
  said that although we cannot understand the life of a crystal, it is nonetheless
• 55:27
  a living being. Therefore, we understand that crystalline stone beings are have a
• 55:34
  life of their own, just like the Earth has a life of its own
• 55:37
  because it's crystalline. Why why would crystals have a life well, because the
• 55:44
  nature of the crystalline composition is a perfectly layered meaning um, let's say,
• 55:53
  let's let's say horizontally layered material. That's not a sk you, it's not
• 56:00
  from layer to layer, it's not doing this. It's always the same geometry.
• 56:07
  Therefore, frequency when it enters the crystal bounces back and forth between perfectly
• 56:15
  between these perfectly horizontal or perfectly layered layers. Right, the resonance of the
• 56:22
  frit of the crystal stays. The frequency keeps going back and forth. If
• 56:30
  one of these layers is off, it would zoom out and get bounced away.
• 56:32
  It stays inside the crystal. That's why we can that's why crystals are
• 56:37
  used for memory for computers. That's right. Vanessa Lyle said that the temple
• 56:44
  complex beneath the pyramid complex in Bosnia because there's an older complex there. This
• 56:47
  is new information. By the way, the temple complex this beneath the Bosnian
• 56:52
  pyramid complex was built by the Lyrons, and the Bosnian pyramid complex above it
• 57:00
  was built by the Ananaki and by other races Egoni and other races that came
• 57:06
  through great spans of time. So the temple complex that no one knows about
• 57:09
  because Vanessa is the only one. She just came up with it. She
• 57:13
  channeled it a few sessions ago. When I asked her, she says,
• 57:16
  they both. In that temple complex, there were chambers where priests, we
• 57:22
  would call them priests, had ceremonies where they took the memories of a person
• 57:30
  and they put them into a large crystal, and the crystal was the keeper
• 57:35
  of the records. So the life of a person, all the memories of
• 57:38
  that person were kept in that crystal, and then they do it again.
• 57:42
  And there was this deep chamber, the deepest chamber in the temple complex below
• 57:45
  the Bosnian Pyramid complex, was for the keeping of the records in crystals,
• 57:52
  the records of lives, lives lived, So crystal material in stone beings could
• 58:00
  be said to be a resonant form that allows life to continue, that allows
• 58:10
  memory to continue. And therefore we ask ourselves, since we're in third density
• 58:15
  and we're in this sort of solid, heavy, thick matrix that advanced racists
• 58:20
  call something like moving through jello or mud. They don't like it too much,
• 58:22
  So what happens in the fifth density that where you have this giant crystalline
• 58:29
  being peacefully standing there looking out of Vesta. What happens in fifth density?
• 58:36
  Are they still stuck in stasis? Or are they actually somehow potentized. Is
• 58:42
  their life sort of magnified in fifth density where they can be free let's say,
• 58:46
  that's just a word I'm using, but where they can be not kept
• 58:51
  in what we would call a prison of rock, but sudden, somehow magnified
• 58:54
  by this crystalline material, and then fruit and somehow three to be more than
• 59:00
  they could be in third density. Oh my gosh, my mind is blown
• 59:07
  right now. And that's why I keep such an open mind about all of
• 59:10
  this stuff, because there's something more to it, and I just haven't been
• 59:15
  able to put my finger on it. But I think that you're helping to
• 59:17
  unravel some of these mysteries. Jock. This is amazing. Well, Jessica,
• 59:23
  thank you for that. I'm just like I said, you know,
• 59:25
  I'll play right, So I have an imagination and I'm imagining. I'm just
• 59:30
  I'm just thinking, what makes sense we have these giant beings? Why do
• 59:35
  we have giant beings? First of all, And there's two things I want
• 59:37
  to say, and then I'm done with anything that I could contribute to the
• 59:40
  Stone Kings argument One is why are there giant beings? Well, it's simple,
• 59:45
  giant beings across all categories of life, in all kingdoms, fungib plants,
• 59:50
  animals, we have giant humans, giant human footprints, we have megalithic
• 59:55
  females and males all across the planet. And so I've documented that, so
• 1:00:00
  of many, many, many people, why are they so big? Well,
• 1:00:04
  academia tells us that is because there was more oxygen in the past,
• 1:00:07
  and it's like, well, that's a good theory. I like that theory.
• 1:00:10
  But what would really be a better theory than that, and perhaps in
• 1:00:16
  combination with the higher oxygen theory, is to simply look at the fact of
• 1:00:21
  the expanding Earth. So right now we have an extremely high gravity planet.
• 1:00:25
  That is because it has expanded from a much much, much much smaller Earth
• 1:00:30
  in the distant past, and because of this high gravity, where all the
• 1:00:35
  organisms across the board became smaller. So insects dragonflies that used to be two
• 1:00:38
  feet wide in their wingspan are now this big. And people who used to
• 1:00:44
  be twenty seven feet fifty feet seventy five ft one hundred feet are now six
• 1:00:50
  feet five and a half feet respond to gravity, So we have such a
• 1:00:57
  strong gravitational force. All of life has responded to this force when the planet
• 1:01:00
  was twenty seven percent of its original mass back in the Archaean era. This
• 1:01:05
  is James Maxlow. Go find his website at James Maxlow dot com and Expansion
• 1:01:08
  Tectonics dot com. These two websites. Twenty seven percent of Earth's present rate
• 1:01:15
  of diameter is what the Archaean Earth was, according to the data, not
• 1:01:20
  according to academic nonsense and the fairy tale of the same size the Earth over
• 1:01:23
  time. But real data shows that we had a rocky ball, no oceans,
• 1:01:28
  but Pangaea smushed down and collected around as a rocky ball. Notions at
• 1:01:34
  all seems between those seems along that that then became the definitions, the demarcations
• 1:01:42
  between what we call continents. And as the volcanic material came up and spread
• 1:01:45
  the continents apart, continents remain intact. We get more and more gravity why
• 1:01:52
  because the mass is increasing. Why because the Sun is giving us ionized particles
• 1:01:55
  every single second that collect in the mantle, and as the mantle swells,
• 1:02:00
  the crust which is attached to the mantle cracks, that volcanic material comes up,
• 1:02:06
  expands the seabeds day by day, day by day, day by day,
• 1:02:09
  a centimeter a year, let's say two centimeters a year max. It
• 1:02:15
  was micross distant past. And this continent stay the same, The built continents
• 1:02:20
  stay the same as the sea beds increase. So the mass of the continent
• 1:02:24
  of the Earth and therefore the gravity of the Earth. Long time ago,
• 1:02:30
  let's say Jurassic time. We all know the Jurassic was so much smaller.
• 1:02:35
  It was about let's say the size of Mars. Back in Jurassic times,
• 1:02:38
  it was about half the size of Earth. That's what James Maxwell says.
• 1:02:42
  So we have these massive Tyrannosaurs rexes and brontosauruses, and because we have a
• 1:02:46
  lower gravity Earth, there's no problem if you put a brontosaurs or tranis rex
• 1:02:52
  on the Earth. Now, both James Maxlow and the late Wallace Thornhill say
• 1:02:55
  they could not get up, much less walk. They would just lie there
• 1:03:00
  and go, I can't handle this gravity. My muscles are not able to
• 1:03:02
  handle this fucking gravity from your huge expanded Earth. So through academi's missing the
• 1:03:08
  expanded Earth, and therefore they all they have as well, it was higher
• 1:03:12
  oxygen in the past, and if everything grew bigger. Okay, well that's
• 1:03:15
  you know, that's that's like this much of the theory. We need a
• 1:03:19
  bigger theory to explain. While there were giant beings fossilized, and the paleontologists
• 1:03:24
  find those fossilized giant beatings just laying down. But then we have the stone
• 1:03:29
  beings which are upright and looking out over a vista. And Jessica Jones,
• 1:03:34
  you tell me why are ninety plus percent of these stone beings upright and looking
• 1:03:39
  out over vista all across the earth giant beings? Maybe they were looking at
• 1:03:45
  something coming in incoming. We're watching the beautiful sunset? Who knows? Yeah,
• 1:03:52
  something, That's what I do every day. I watched the sunset whenever
• 1:03:54
  I can, Okay, So just something beautiful in it keeps me calm and
• 1:04:00
  makes me happy. And that's that's what I'd like to see in my last
• 1:04:04
  moments if I had the chance. Oh, absolutely don't. They don't.
• 1:04:10
  They generally have a feeling of peace, these giant stone beings. Yeah,
• 1:04:13
  absolutely, all of them. They don't look like they're terrorized. I've never
• 1:04:16
  even thought of that jock. That's not something that I've even noticed. I
• 1:04:20
  just was perplexed as to how there's so many of these. They seem suspended
• 1:04:26
  in animation, but they're they're like, they're very boot They're just like and
• 1:04:34
  they're just looking straight out. Generally, the snakes in general look down.
• 1:04:40
  The turtles. I've seen them look up the hill. But virtually all of
• 1:04:45
  ninety nine percent, except for the turtles, they're looking out and the snakes
• 1:04:47
  are looking down. That's what I've seen. Now, if you guys want
• 1:04:50
  to go check out Bruno Testes photos from France. There's a little forest I
• 1:04:58
  don't even know if it's that little. Say, it's called a medium sized
• 1:05:00
  forest about thirty kilometers south of Paris. And you're like, there's a forest
• 1:05:05
  south of thirty point. That's pretty cool. You can just zoom zip down
• 1:05:09
  twenty minutes and you're in a forest. Yeah you can. And you just
• 1:05:12
  go into this forest called the Forest of Fontaine Blue Fontaine blue f O N
• 1:05:18
  T A I N E B L e Au And he takes photos from this
• 1:05:24
  forest and what he finds is a museum of giant stone beings, reptiles,
• 1:05:30
  snakes, fish, humans, humans with elongated skulls, giant, huge skulls
• 1:05:36
  that are like ten feet tall. And they're just sitting upright along this path.
• 1:05:42
  A fish is sitting upright, a fish that should be on site is
• 1:05:46
  just sitting upright looking out over across the path. And everybody, you know,
• 1:05:50
  there's all it's a museum of giant artifacts and and gets what academia has
• 1:05:56
  to say about the forest of Fountain Blue artifacts nothing zero. Well, well
• 1:06:02
  that's something for all of us to look into. And I know my audience
• 1:06:04
  is very inquisitive and they will be doing their research now. Nzo has an
• 1:06:09
  interesting question, are they facing specific star configurations during equinoxes? That's kind of
• 1:06:15
  interesting too. This is great, This is great, This is what we
• 1:06:18
  need, we need. This is what happens when we get outside of academia's
• 1:06:21
  box. We start asking, you know, I mean, how much fun
• 1:06:26
  is it to be outside of academia. It's fantastic, way more fun than
• 1:06:30
  in it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely, um and yeah it
• 1:06:34
  is a lot of things are coming full circle. Amy, absolutely, I
• 1:06:38
  agree with that. And uh, I mean this has been a fantastic show
• 1:06:43
  today, job and I think that we've covered a lot of interesting topics.
• 1:06:48
  I would love to bring you back on sometime soon and even definitely even have
• 1:06:53
  you on space Stout Radio soon. I know Dave. Dave called me before
• 1:06:56
  the show today. I think he'd like to have you on his show also.
• 1:07:00
  Yeah, because you have you have great energy. Let me just say
• 1:07:02
  one quick thing more for your audience about stone beings, because this ties in
• 1:07:06
  with the continental terraforming theory. So it's like, if you want to come
• 1:07:11
  full circle, let's do it right now with the two sentences. Okay,
• 1:07:14
  ready, the eroded the eroded crystalline material, the little granules that eroded over
• 1:07:20
  billions and billions of years as the continental concrete was affected by cold and heat
• 1:07:28
  and wind and water. This these little granules collected in the fossil beds.
• 1:07:35
  But we also have the granules collecting across the land. And when My theory
• 1:07:43
  is that the crystalline material that composes the giant stone beings all across the world,
• 1:07:47
  the upright peaceful Buddha esque stone beings in the animal kingdom and the and
• 1:07:57
  the humans, the giant humans, all that material must have come from the
• 1:08:01
  original continental concrete. So um, just like with the mineral content, of
• 1:08:11
  paleontologically discovered fossils, you know, the t rex that's lying there in the
• 1:08:16
  sedimentary layer, just like that, that crystalline material, the material the stone
• 1:08:21
  beings must have come from the continental concrete. That's a theory I don't know,
• 1:08:26
  but um so, what that means is that the original planet builders gave
• 1:08:33
  us material that was not just going to give us a thriving biosphere. They
• 1:08:40
  said, hey, let's make it crystalline, all sorts of different types,
• 1:08:43
  and that'll allow plants an algae to survive, and that'll give us the animals
• 1:08:49
  ability to survive, and that'll, you know, so we all need.
• 1:08:53
  The original life is in the crystals. So it's not just dead rock that
• 1:08:57
  becomes a living plant. It's it's a living crystal planet, beautifully formed with
• 1:09:01
  incredible topography in the continents that's giving us the living biosphere, you know,
• 1:09:08
  the beautiful biosphere in the water running through in these you know, artificial watercourses,
• 1:09:14
  and then that crystal material can also be used. No doubt, this
• 1:09:20
  was part of the plan of the original builders of the continents for the transmutation
• 1:09:28
  of beings who wanted to be transformed, to want to be given a crystalline
• 1:09:34
  immortality. Let's say, as stone beings that look out over a vista in
• 1:09:41
  their last moments, they're peaceful looking out, as you say, over the
• 1:09:45
  sunset towards the horizon, and then they are their whole life and all of
• 1:09:53
  their memories are forever encapsulated in that structure. And then, as I said,
• 1:10:00
  said, perhaps that crystalline mineral life from the original continental material, the
• 1:10:04
  original continental concrete that was made of living crystal and material could expand out into
• 1:10:14
  the fifth dimension instead of being decayed as most life is and disappeared into the
• 1:10:24
  earth as soil. They're they're immortalized in these in these forms that can then
• 1:10:30
  continue to live in other densities. Wow wow, you know I have an
• 1:10:38
  affinity of taking. I always have courts, okay, courts, crystals and
• 1:10:44
  every investigation that I go on Jock for when I do big footing research and
• 1:10:47
  investigations, I always pick up a beautiful piece of courts and bring at home
• 1:10:54
  with me. From every single investigation I go to my son, as a
• 1:10:57
  matter of fact, picked up he has whole box of courts from where a
• 1:11:01
  portal opened up in our team, Our team actually documented a portal and so
• 1:11:08
  we have crystals and from every place that I go that it's important to me.
• 1:11:12
  I take a piece of quarts. I never really knew why, other
• 1:11:15
  than I love courts for some reason. But it's those crystals, and it's
• 1:11:18
  it's holding that memory. And now as a holoday, I'm going to show
• 1:11:23
  up in my house one day of a big foot from one of those places.
• 1:11:25
  Probably who knows. I mean, but we're at the very beginning of
• 1:11:31
  our knowledge because we we've stepped outside of academia's box. Here we are.
• 1:11:35
  The Internet has helped us immensely, and now we're doing what Truman did in
• 1:11:41
  the Truman Show. We're putting our hand against the wall of the set and
• 1:11:45
  we're going, oh my god, it's a set. That's where we are.
• 1:11:49
  So we shouldn't be too hard on ourselves if we don't know every answer.
• 1:11:54
  Let's continue to search for the answers. It's fun, that's right,
• 1:11:59
  That's that's what we're doing, and we're having fun doing it. I am
• 1:12:00
  having a blast. Jock Forest Louis thing, thank you for that super sticker
• 1:12:05
  that I appreciate that. Um, yeah, we are, yeah, we
• 1:12:11
  we have a lot of fun here. And uh and and I really do,
• 1:12:15
  Jock, I hope you'll come back and hang out with me some more.
• 1:12:18
  And uh and we're we're gonna we're gonna continue this conversation in the future.
• 1:12:23
  I'm not gonna keep you here all day. I just realized I've I've
• 1:12:26
  scheduled two other live shows today, so I've got more shows to do.
• 1:12:30
  Like I said, I'm having fun spreading the knowledge and uh and just not
• 1:12:33
  not that I'm I'm I'm not an expert in anything, but I sure do
• 1:12:36
  like to tell my stories just like you do. And um and I and
• 1:12:40
  I love it. Now, where can people find you? Jock? Can
• 1:12:43
  you give my audience, um, your YouTube channel. Perhaps I've got some
• 1:12:47
  things to pull up on the screen while you tell us. Okay, well,
• 1:12:51
  here we go. There's your YouTube channel. Yeah, I mean so
• 1:12:56
  if you guys just go to that and look for artificial riverbeds playlist. That's
• 1:13:02
  pretty much the fun. That's like fifty videos of maybe thirty rivers that it
• 1:13:10
  shows the buildings the artificial riverbeds. And that's really all all you need.
• 1:13:14
  If you want to leave a comment, if you if you will feel like
• 1:13:16
  you need to write to me, um to if you need to write to
• 1:13:20
  a playwright if it's your you feel it's your destiny to write to a playwright
• 1:13:25
  who just happens to have this crazy idea, and which I don't think anyone
• 1:13:30
  needs to write to a play right, I'm just a guy writing plays.
• 1:13:31
  I mean, what do I know? But if you really need to and
• 1:13:34
  you really want to, then you can write me at Jock dot terra at
• 1:13:39
  ProtonMail dot com. And that's a good. Um, it's presumably one of
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  those email addresses that proton mail is supposed to be. Uh, you can't
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  really view it like Google, and all the bad folks can't can't read our
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  correspondence. That's that's the ide Yeah, they probably still can. But we're
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  doing we're doing our best. So there you can get me there or um,
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  let's see, go to my Bossing Pyramids channel and I never go over
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  there. Just check out the videos and then make your own videos. Go
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  to bossing yourself. Become become the explorer that you that the Indiana Jones did
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  you admire. You admire these these crazy adventurers, right, so become that
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  because it's it's time for us to uh to embody all of all of this,
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  uh, this adventure that we admire in others. This is this risk
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  taking that we admire anothers. Jessica Jones is a risk taker and she's admired
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  by a lot of people. Well let's become like her. Let's not just
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  sit back and look at her doing stuff. Go go, Jessica take the
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  risks for us. No, let's all go out and go, Hey,
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  what can I contribute? What can what can my perspective, uh contribute to
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  humanity is awakening? Thank you, John. I think you're way too modest
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  about what you're doing is too okay. So I have a feeling you're going
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  to have people contacting you to come on their shows. I mean, like
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  I said, your your presentation was my favorite. Don't tell anybody, okay,
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  I mean, but they were all amazing. It's a journey to truth
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  conversce. But I just I just really resonated with what you were putting out
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  to us. And UH and Amy, thank you so much for that supersticker.
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  I just love you and thank you so much that for your support and
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  for everybody who gave their support today just being here in the chat and UH
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  for the superstickers and super chats. I want to think I have the best
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  audience in the entire world. And uh and you guys are amazing and uh
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  and you you keep us going and keep the fire under our feet and uh
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  and and it's it's just having this community to come and throw out ideas to
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  us. Jock, you know, I mean, the comments in the chat
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  were amazing today and um and so I just want to thank everybody for being
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  here today. Um. Y'all go subscribe to Jock's YouTube channel and follow all
• 1:15:56
  of his work please and yeah, job, I will see you again soon,
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  my dear. I hope, I hope that I'll have you back here
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  soon. I would love it. And of just a final quick word based
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  on what you said about how you resonate with all this. And you know,
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  I asked Gore and Marianovich to serve you an electrical engineer who studied the
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  scaler waves from the Bosting pyramid of the sun. The beam that's coming out
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  of there, it's a twenty eight killer hurts electrical beamin nine meters at the
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  base and then twenty one meters nine meters twenty one meters, so it's going
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  up with a repeated ellipsoid electrical form, but it's also got a scaler component,
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  so he's studying the scalar waves. Anyway, I interviewed him on the
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  bosing pyramid of the sun, which has the beam that goes up, and
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  he said, we're talking about resonans, and I said, our people antennas,
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  and he goes, he thought about it, and he goes, resonators.
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  I think resonators is a better word. That's what he said. So
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  we're we're just like the mountains. See this mountain right here, that's a
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  resonator. That's a scalar wave resonator. Every mountain is doing that. That's
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  why it was built to be a scalar wave resonator. Every person was built
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  to be a scalar wave resonator and a resonator of many other frequencies. Yeah,
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  we're all terraformed. We're all terraformed. We're all created by really really,
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  really smart, benevolent people. So this is good news that we're resonators
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  just like the mountains. We're resonators just like the pyramids. And it's because
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  of our crystalline nature, our crystalline matrix. The crystalline matrix is the matrix
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  that will explode the thought control matrix put into existence by dark forces. Wow.
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  So you guys go collect your courts crystals yourselves, okay, And yeah,
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  I'm getting some this weekend. I'm going I'm going out with my team
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  a little bit to do some research in next weekend too, and and I
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  will I'll be home with some ore courts and I resonate completely, and I
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  hope the audience resonated with this show today. I know, y'all, did
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  I know y'all did? All right? John, thank you so much again.
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  You are amazing. I just love you to death. Okay, Okay,
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  Well everybody, y'all, y'all join you tomorrow night at eight pm Eastern.
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  I have my friend Farah from Conversation Cabin coming on. I've remote viewed
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  her property and we're going on a big investigation in the next couple of weeks
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  to go check out her cave on her property and dog band and sasquatch activity
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  out there. So until next time, you guys, have a wonderful day,
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  and I'm sitting out all my love and light to every one of you
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  guys, and I'll see y'all next time. Thank you, Jock, Bye,
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  y'all. Ma