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  fifty four, the President of the United States vanished during
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  his Palm Springs vacation. Dwight D. Eisenhower wasn't in his
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  hotel room, he wasn't on the golf course. The Secret
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  Service searched everywhere. He was just gone. The Associated Press
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  reported President Eisenhower died tonight of a heart attack in
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  Palm Springs. An emergency press conference was called. The president
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  was alive and well. He shipped a tooth and was
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  He was at Edwards Air Force Base for the most
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  entire evening. The Associated Press panicked and reported his death
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  before retracting it. A few minutes later. The White House
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  said he'd chipped to tooth and needed emergency dental work.
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  But Eisenhower wasn't at the dentist. He was at Edward's
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  Air Force Base for a secret meeting. The base was
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  on complete lockdown. Armed soldiers patrolled the perimeter with no
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  name tape on their uniforms, no rank, no insignia, anonymous
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  guards protecting the most classified meeting in history. Inside a
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  secure hangar, Eisenhower waited with a small group high ranking generals,
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  top scientists. This group would later get a code name
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  Majestic twelve. Just after midnight, two lights appeared in the sky.
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  As they got closer, you could see their shapes. These
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  weren't planes, they weren't helicopters. They were made of a
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  metal that looked like polished silver, perfectly smooth, no seams,
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  no rivets, no doors or windows. They hovered for a
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  moment and then settled onto the tarmac without making a sound.
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  Then the doors opened, White lights spilled out. The air
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  around the craft shimmered with waves that looked like heat distortion,
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  but the temperature actually dropped. Everyone in the hangar felt it.
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  Rams extended from the vessels. The men watching were nervous,
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  though they tried to hide it. Still, they could hear
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  their own heartbeats. They were breathing fast. Then they saw
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  movement in the light. Beings emerged. They looked almost human,
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  but weren't, tall and thin, with pale skin and long
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  blonde hair. They wore simple, one piece silver suits. The
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  military gave them a name, the Nordics. The Nordics didn't speak,
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  but everyone could hear them, not through their ears, through
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  their minds. Telepathic communication felt overwhelming at first. The human
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  mind isn't used to it. It took a few seconds
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  for the men to adjust, but they did. The Nordics
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  came to make an offer. They would provide technology beyond
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  human imagination, unlimited clean energy, the end of disease. The
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  human life span would exceed three hundred years. They would
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  guide humanity into a golden age, without poverty, war or suffering.
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  But they wanted something in exchange. To the Nordics, it
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  was a small price for turning Earth into a paradise.
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  All they wanted was all nuclear weapons dismantled. The Nordics
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  said humanity was like a child playing with a loaded gun.
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  Nuclear weapons would destroy us. It was just a matter
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  of time. But the Nordics had another message, a warning.
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  They said another alien race was already here, a species
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  that fed on developing worlds like parasites. The Nordics urged
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  Eisenhower to stay away from them. This other race would
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  also offer technology, advanced propulsion, anti gravity, unlimited energy, but
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  they would offer something the Nordics wouldn't weapons. The other
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  aliens would allow America to keep its nuclear arsenal, and
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  all the advanced technologies would be presented as gifts. Eisenhower
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  didn't know that the price for these gifts would be
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  much higher than disarming. He also didn't know the gifts
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  were a trap. Two months later, a letter surface that
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  proved the meeting wasn't entirely secret. Gerald White, a writer
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  and researcher, wrote about what he saw at Edwards Air
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  Force base. Extreme security measures were in place.
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  Speaker 6: We were finally allowed to enter the restricted section after
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  about six hours in which we were checked on every
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  possible item, event, incident, and aspect of our personal and
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  public life.
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  Speaker 1: When they were finally allowed inside, what they saw was
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  beyond anything they could have imagined.
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  Speaker 6: During my two days visit, I saw five separate and
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  distinct types of aircraft being studied and handled by our
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  Air Force officials with the assistance and permission of the Atherians.
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  Speaker 1: The Atherians were apparently one of many alien races working
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  alongside the US military, but not everyone was taking this
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  revelation well.
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  Speaker 6: I have never seen so many human beings in a
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  state of complete collapse and confusion as they realized that
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  their own world had ended with such finality. The reality
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  of the other plane aeroforms is now removed from the
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  realms of speculation and made a rather painful part of
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  the consciousness of every responsible scientific and political group.
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  Speaker 1: As far as light was concerned. The speculation about UFOs
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  and aliens was over. Witnesses were invited, the crafts were here,
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  The issue was settled. I have no words to express
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  my reactions. It has finally happened. It is now a
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  matter of history.
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  Speaker 6: President Eisenhower will go directly to the people via radio
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  and television. From what I could gather, an official statement
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  to the country is being prepared for delivery about the
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  middle of May.
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  Speaker 1: The announcement never came. The public was told nothing. Light
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  wasn't the only civilian there. The delegation included people with
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  serious credentials. Doctor Edwin Norris had been Truman's chief economic advisor.
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  Franklin Allen worked for the Hearst newspaper Empire. Cardinal McIntyre
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  represented the Catholic These weren't UFO enthusiasts or conspiracy theorists.
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  They were establishment figures, people with reputations to protect and
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  everything to lose by going public. Within days of Light's letter,
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  all the civilian witnesses received visits from men in dark suits.
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  The story was buried, some bodies were buried. Those still
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  alive never spoke publicly again. The second Alien race arrived,
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  just as the Nordics predicted. Aircraft was different. Not silver
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  or shimmering, dull gray metal that absorbed light like a
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  stealth aircraft. Where the Nordic vessels looked peaceful, this new
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  craft was menacing. It looked powerful, the witnesses understood immediately
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  this ship was for war. No ramp extended, no beings emerged,
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  But like the Nordics, the men could hear voices in
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  their minds. Where the Nordics were warm and engaging, these
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  new voices were cold and clinical. This wasn't a visit,
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  This was a transaction. A voice invited Eisenhower and his
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  team aboard. The men glanced at each other. The voice
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  repeated the invitation. This time it sounded more like a command. Inside.
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  The first thing they noticed was the disorienting silence. Sounds
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  were absorbed like in a vacuum, and there was a
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  pulsating hum. You couldn't hear it, but you can feel
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  it reverberating throughout your body. The air was thin and cold.
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  There was the smell of ozone and copper. There was
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  also a faint smell of something organic, algae maybe or moss.
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  Like the exterior, the interior was seamless, no bolts or rivets,
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  no panel seams. The floors walked, balls, and ceiling were
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  made of the same silvery gray material. The room was
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  well lit, but it felt wrong. There were no visible
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  bulbs or fixtures. The light was just there. Occasionally, the
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  walls rippled and shifted, as if responding to something. This
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  didn't feel like a machine, It felt alive. A voice
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  directed them to a central chamber, where they waited in
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  uncomfortable silence. Then they appeared, small beings about four feet tall,
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  with gray skin, huge bald heads and enormous black eyes,
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  thin limbs, long fingers, no visible mouths. They moved mechanically, robotically.
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  The beings didn't have a name then, but we now
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  know them as the Grays. They'd been watching Earth for
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  a long time. They knew about the Cold War, the
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  nuclear arms race, how close humanity was to destroying itself.
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  They knew about the Nordic's offer. They agreed with the
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  Nordics on one things were headed for extinction. Like the Nordics,
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  the Grays also had an offer. The Nordics offered a
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  path to world peace, the end of war, starvation, poverty,
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  free energy for all, a great leap forward for all humanity.
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  The Grays had a different approach. They wouldn't save all
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  of humanity, only a select few. Grays had technology that
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  would put America a century ahead of any other nation.
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  Particle beam weapons, zero point energy, advanced metallurgy, stealth technology,
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  anti gravity propulsion. America wouldn't just win the Cold War,
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  it would dominate Earth for generations. And all they wanted
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  in exchange was access, permission to operate on Earth in
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  secret underground bases, hidden facilities, and they wanted access to
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  the human population for biological study. Just a few people.
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  The abductions would be harmless. People would be taken aboard
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  a shit while they were asleep, The experiments would be painless.
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  When the subjects were returned, they'd have no memory of
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  the abduction. And for transparency, the United States government would
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  be provided with a full list of every abductee. All
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  eyes were on the President, the generals, the scientists, the Cardinal,
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  and the Grays waiting. Eisenhower had to choose the Nordic's
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  path to peace or the Gray's promise of power. The
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  two alien races had made their offers. The Nordics promised
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  peace through disarming, the Grays promised power through technology. For Eisenhower,
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  the choice was clear. He chose power. The Cold War
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  was escalating, Soviet nukes were pointed at American cities. The
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  Nordics offer sounded idealistic and naive. The Grays deal promised survival.
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  It was practical. The decision was made in that gray chamber.
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  No ceremony, no handshakes, no documents to sign. The agreement
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  was sealed telepathically mine to mind. The terms were simple.
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  The United States would get advanced technology and weapons that
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  could end any war. The Grays would provide blueprints, materials, knowledge,
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  and even assist human engineers. In return, the Grays could
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  operate on Earth in secret. They were given federal land
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  to build their own bases, deep underground, hidden from the public,
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  hidden from Congress, hidden from future presidents, hidden from everyone
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  except Majestic twelve. The work began immediately. The Grays brought
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  massive tunneling machines that could melt solid rock into glass.
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  They moved silently beneath the New Mexico Desert, Nevada, and Colorado.
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  They left no trace on the surface. The tunnels went
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  thousands of feet underground, level after level carved into the rock.
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  Each level had a specific purpose. The upper levels were
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  for human personnel, the middle levels were for joint operations.
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  The lower levels were restricted Grays only. In the mountains
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  near Dulsain, New Mexico, construction began on what would become
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  the most classified facility on Earth, seven levels deep, each
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  level more restricted than the last. Level seven was so
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  classified that even the construction workers didn't know what they
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  were building. The abductions also started immediately. People vanished from
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  their cars on deserted highways, from their beds in the
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  middle of the night. The list of names began to
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  arrive to Majestic twelve, but the numbers didn't add up.
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  Reports suggested that for every name on the list, ten
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  more people went missing, and the few abductees who remembered
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  the experience didn't describe harmless exams. They described terrifying, painful procedures.
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  The Grays had lied, but Majestic twelve had no way
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  to stop them without revealing the entire program. But there
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  were witnesses who had no interest in money or power,
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  and they decided to expose the truth. The Greata Treaty
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  promised America technological supremacy in exchange for allowing alien research
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  on human subjects. The deal was simple, limited abductions, harmless experiments,
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  full disclosure, regular reports. But by the late nineteen seventies
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  it was the Grays weren't keeping their end of the bargain.
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  Now sure they were sharing technology. Within a decade of
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  the treaty, computers shrank from room sized monsters to desktop machines.
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  Fiber optics appeared out of nowhere, Stealth aircraft could vanish
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  from radar, materials that returned to their original shape after
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  being crumpled, just like witnesses described from Roswell, the transistor, microchips,
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  anti gravity research, night vision, all of it accelerating at
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  an impossible pace. But the most disturbing part wasn't what
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  we gained, it was what we lost, because while American
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  technology leaked forward, American citizens were disappearing. Phil Schneider wasn't
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  a conspiracy theorist. He was a geologist and structural engineer
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  with security clearance. Phil Schneider built secret underground bases for
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  the government. He knew where the bodies were buried because
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  he helped bury them. In nineteen seventy nine, Schneider was
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  at dulcein New Mexico helping drill thousands of feet below
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  the surface. His team knew they were building a joint
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  human alien facility. They were told the Grays were peaceful partners.
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  That was a lie. During the drilling, they broke through
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  into something that was on the blueprints a massive cavern
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  already occupied. It was a gray nesting area filled with
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  thousands of beings in incubation tanks, and there are human
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  parts floating in those tanks. Schneider saw men, women, and children,
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  mostly in pieces. The Grays weren't studying humanity, they were
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  harvesting it. A firefight erupted guns against alien energy weapons,
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  not exactly a fair fight. Schneider, armed with a pistol,
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  killed two of the aliens. Then he was hit by
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  a blast that burned off the fingers on his left
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  hand and tore a hole in his chest. A Green
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  beret push Schneider back onto the elevator shaft, hit the
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  button to send him to the surface, then stayed behind.
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  In the battle, sixty six humans died, only three survived.
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  Phil Schneider was one of them. William Cooper was former
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  naval intelligence. He saw the documents, He saw the treaty.
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  Cooper knew about Project Sigma, how astronomers in nineteen fifty
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  three discovered large objects in space moving toward Earth, objects
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  that could only be spaceships. Cooper knew about the underground bases,
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  the technology exchanged, the cover up, but he also knew
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  something Schneider didn't. The treaty wasn't just about secret facilities.
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  In February nineteen fifty five, about three hundred people witnessed
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  something at Holloman Air Force Base. Air Force one landed
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  and taxied onto the end of the runway. The pilot
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  instructed the tower to turn off all radar. Then three
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  round objects appeared in the sky. One landed two hundred
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  feet from the President's plane, another Hubbard overhead like a
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  sentinel of the third vanished from sight. Witnesses washed demand
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  to send from Air Force one, no hat clearly visible.
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  Everyone recognized him as President Eisenhower. They washed him shake
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  hands with beings at the door of the craft, then
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  he entered their shit. This wasn't secret. This was witnessed
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  by hundreds and still nobody talked, but Phil Schneider and
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  William Cooper did. Both men made public statements that their
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  lives were in danger. Both said they were being threatened.
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  Both predicted they would soon be found dead. Both men
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  were right. A secret treaty with aliens underground bases, a
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  war for the future of humanity. Two whistleblowers dead for
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  trying to expose the truth. The GREATA treaty is one
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  of the most elaborate conspiracy theories of the last century,
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  but is it true. The official story of Eisenhower's disappearance
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  on February twentieth, nineteen fifty four is still a dental visit.
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  The White House released a dentist's name, doctor Francis a
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  Pricell record show he was a real dentist in Palm Springs,
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  but the story has problems. The Eisenhower Live Where has
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  extensive records of the President's health, every appointment, every procedure,
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  but there's no record of any dental work in February
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  nineteen fifty four. None. The primary sources for the Garata
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  treaty are whistleblowers William Cooper and Phil Schneider. Cooper was
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  former naval intelligence with access to classified files. He made
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  some bold public predictions. On June twenty eight, two thousand
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  and one, on his radio show, Cooper said there would
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  be a major terrorist attack on US soil. He said
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  this would be a false flag operation and Osama bin
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  Laden would be blamed. Now this time, very few people
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  ever heard the name Osama bin Laden, But six weeks later,
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  on September eleventh, the United States was attacked. After the attacks,
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  Cooper said on the air that he expected to be killed,
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  not arrested. Killed. A few weeks later, he was killed
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  in a shootout with police. They were trying to serve
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  him with the warrant for tax evasion. Phil Schneider showed
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  photos and material samples he claimed were alien alloys.
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  Speaker 3: I have different artifacts explaining some of them are alien
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  metals that have been produced. Here's a crystalline example. It's
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  in the scalene alhedral crystaline form. We got this from
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  the large grays technology.
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  Speaker 1: He also believed his life was in danger. In nineteen
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  ninety five, during a lecture, he said, if I ever
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  commit suicide, I didn't. I was murdered a few months later.
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  Schneider was found dead in his apartment, strangled with a
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  surgical tube. Official cause of death suicide. There's a link
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  below to the full story of Phil Schneider and Duce Bass.
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  It's a wild one now. Despite these very strange deaths,
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  there's no physical proof of the greata Treaty, but the
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  story doesn't come from nowhere. The nineteen fifties saw a
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  massive worldwide wave of UFO sightings. Many were witnessed by
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  credible military personnel, and after World War Two, technology advanced quickly,
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  maybe too quickly, computers, particle physics, wireless communication, integrated circuits,
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  fiber optics, stealth technology, anti gravity research. I have an
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  episode coming up about the acceleration in technology that began
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  in nineteen forty seven, the year of the Roswell crash.
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  The discoveries were coming fast, and they were a little
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  too convenient. Gerald light Really wrote a letter in nineteen
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  fifty four claiming he witnessed the Alien Meeting. He described
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  seeing multiple alien craft and different species. He named other
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  witnesses Cardinal McIntyre, Franklin Allen, doctor Edwin Nurse. Now doctor
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  Nurse is interesting. He was an advisor to President Truman
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  at the time, but before that he was a key
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  figure from the Brookings Institution. Just a few years after
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  the gray out of Meeting, the Brookings Institution released the
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  Brookings Report. The report covers a broad range of topics
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  related to space exploration and its potential effects on society,
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  but one section, only a few paragraphs long, has become infamous.
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  The report says that discovering intelligent extraterrestrial life could cause
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  major social upheaval. Now you might have heard this is
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  a classified report that claims aliens exist and instructed NASA
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  to suppress this information. None of that is true, but
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  the report did raise a question that if aliens were discovered,
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  the implications of disclosure should be considered carefully. And then
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  there's eyes an hour. In his farewell addressed to the
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  nation in nineteen sixty one, his final warning wasn't about
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  the Soviets. It was about a threat from within. He
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  warned of the growing unchecked power of a military industrial complex,
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  a shadow government of unelected officials and defense contractors. Eisenhower
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  was one hundred percent right about that.
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  Speaker 7: We recognize the imperative need for this development, yet we
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  must not fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil, resources,
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  and livelihood are all involved, so is the very structure
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  of our society. In the councils of government, we must
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  guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought,
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  by the military industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous
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  rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
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  Speaker 1: So is this a president's parting wisdom or was it
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  a confession or final desperate warning about the deal he
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  made and regretted.
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  Speaker 3: Now.
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  Speaker 1: I don't know if the story of the Grati Treaty
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  is true, but the story's observation of human nature is
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  absolutely true. We were offered to paths, one of enlightenment
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  and one of power. We chose power, and have given
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  the same offer today. We'd make the same choice now.
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  I wish you and race was ready for an awakening
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  that would end violence and war and starvation, poverty and
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  all of that. And I believe one day we'll get there.
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  But that day is not today. The world is a
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  dangerous place and always has been. The Nordics offered peace
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  only after we disarmed. That's a big risk to take
• 27:25
  when the Soviets were armed to the teeth, And what
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  if the Nordics were lying? They were a bigger threat
• 27:30
  than the Soviets. So how do we know we can
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  trust them? Think of it this way. You're in a
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  room with a stranger. You both have guns pointed at
• 27:39
  each other. The stranger says, I promise I won't shoot,
• 27:43
  but you have to give me your gun first. Now
• 27:46
  you want to believe him, but you don't know him.
• 27:49
  So now the choice is yours, trust the stranger and
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  risk your own survival. Or squeeze and guarantee it be honest,
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  which would you juice? Thanks for listening or watching the
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  Speaker 8: Blipius and Mary fifty one A secret code inside the
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  Bible say, I look my umpos and the para number
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  Bob as well as Miro bit So I'm.
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  Speaker 9: Saying of the lack gosh.
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  Speaker 8: But then another.
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  Speaker 5: Consperious theory becomes the truth, my friends, and it never ends. No,
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  it never ends.
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  Speaker 8: A fear of the crap.
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  Speaker 9: Guy down got stuck inside Man's home with then Chaotra appearing,
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  only to overwhere did Stanley Kubrick fake the moon landing
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  alone on a.
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  Speaker 8: Film set with a shadow people there.
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  Speaker 9: To dwelling me?
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  Speaker 2: I just thought the smiling.
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  Speaker 5: Man I'm told and his name was cold, coming meeting
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  with the bed said head of fish on Thursday night
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  Wednesday changing.
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  Speaker 8: And when the.
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  Speaker 10: Man I never waned, what again? Care to the whitemathy
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  ho to the.
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  Speaker 9: The black Man's sidings and the solar stuff still come
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  to got the sec city under ground Stuie's number stations
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  when it surf to Brocket Stocking where the dog watchers
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  found in a simulation, you were the blacknt, said a lad.
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  Speaker 10: Miss soul wack campany getting with the fish the fish
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  on Thursday next Wednesday? Change were the weapons that's to
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  carry the true to what up through.
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  Speaker 4: From this?
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  Speaker 1: On Thursday next Wednesday? Change you weapon.
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  Speaker 5: That was to carry the truth to.
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  Speaker 1: After the.
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  Speaker 5: Journey Lester can sid and.
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  Speaker 8: That's because she hears the camels camel loved Dad went
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  the few
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