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Has the Nazi Base in Antarctica Been Taken Over By Trump? | Brad Olsen Reveals the Hidden History · Unleashing Intuition Secrets

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Hello everybody, it's Michael Jacob with Unleashing I Tuition, UN
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Unleashing Intuition Secrets, and I have Brad Olson back with us again.
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We're gonna be talking about his, uh, now release book, secrets of Antarctica.
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We've talked about it a couple times already and now
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it's available to everybody.
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You got teased out there by us, and, uh, now you guys are actually able to get it.
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Look through it.
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It's very, it's captivating book, uh, and it gave me a lot of revelations
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that we're gonna talk about.
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Now, I'll give you a little background on Brad.
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He is a captivating speaker and author of 10 books, including three in his
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esoteric series, which I highly recommend.
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Modern, esoteric, future Esoteric, and the newly released or more
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newly released beyond Esoteric, uh, an award-winning author.
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Book publisher and he has helped me publish, uh, republish my books fantastic.
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And event producer.
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His keynote presentations and interviews have enlightened audiences at contact
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in the desert UFO mega conference, the five D events and dozens of radio
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including Coast to Coast Ground Zero, and the Patriot Underground, and of course
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here on the Intuitive Warrior Channel.
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So Brad, thanks so much for, uh, coming back on.
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Uh, this is gonna be, uh, I think a very captivating, uh,
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conversation we're gonna have.
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So tell us, tell us a little about what's going on with you right now.
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Hey Michael, thanks for having me on.
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Always a pleasure to speak with you.
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Great, uh, audience you have out there that really understands a lot of the
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stuff we're gonna be getting into.
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The untold history, uh, and how the Germans in Antarctica
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never really surrendered.
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They went underground after the war.
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And that's why I call the book The Untold History of the Ice Continent, because a
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lot of it is this untold history of post World War II in South America and micro
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nations and all the material and personnel that they brought down to Antarctica.
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So it's a great subject, uh, that keeps on giving.
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I mean, this is really just, uh, the tip of the iceberg.
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How much has been withheld from humanity.
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And that's really in all my 11 now 11 books.
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This is the 11th release.
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I should have sent you an updated bio because in my, uh, esoteric book series.
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Is all subjects that have been withheld from humanity.
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So
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very good.
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And, uh, you know, uh, what I love about your work is it has lots and lots of
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insightful photos and maps and you, you can just go through the book and just
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look at the pictures and, and get a lot of information just from the pictures.
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And then you're, something's gonna captivate you and you're gonna read
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and you're gonna be, oh my God.
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So, one of those that I saw, uh, you're, you went into Agarita and we've been, both
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of us have been to Mount Shasta you know, there's connections there, but you, you're
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showing here on a map that it's, uh, much more widespread than I even imagined.
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So yeah, there's so many different things in here, uh, that we
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could, we could jump into.
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Yeah, for sure.
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And there's a whole, uh.
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Chapter called Hollow Earth in the entrance of the South Pole with a big
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map of, uh, rendition of aha, as they call it, the Land of Advanced Races.
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It's not
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a
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particular city or location, but the whole region because also on this
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map is the city of Shambala, which the Nazis were doing expeditions to
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Tibet throughout the whole 1930s.
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And they found something, they found a lot of things.
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Do you remember the movie, uh, seven Years in Tibet with Brad Pitt?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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He was portraying Ern Schafer, the head of those expeditions.
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Of course, the movie didn't tell you anything about trying to get in to
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find Shambala or what they brought back, but when he came back to Berlin
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in 1938 with all these records and.
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Presumably maps and even diving directions for the U-boats.
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The Germans wasted no time in getting down to new Schwab and land and making
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that claim in Antarctica, as well as finding this under the ice root.
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And that's really the smoking gun of this new book is that we've got these
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maps that, uh, came in touch with a, uh, a research assistant who had started
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turning me on to all this stuff about the Germans going well deep under the
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ice, including directions in German.
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These were straight off the map where it even calls it to an Agatha.
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They even say, this is where you're going with these diving instructions,
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which, uh, on several different maps.
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So the directions and ways to get in there.
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For example, these maps.
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Here's a dive map under the ice up to a lake, down again, and then up again.
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And then what it looks like from the top, from the side angle and other
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detail about where to enter into this network of under ice tunnels.
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And as I spoke with you, uh, another time, it's important to understand and realize
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that Antarctica is the most volcanically active continent in the world.
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Wow.
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So, 14 known active volcanoes and 93 known geothermal vents.
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So you would have the propensity for these large under ice domes to form,
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and the Germans made these maps to go under there and, and go to a place
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called a Gartha, which is written right there on the instructions.
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Yeah, that's, and it's, it's interesting because, uh, the.
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I've read a lot about the, uh, the the, not Buddhist, but Hindu, uh,
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yogis, uh, who talk about, uh, you know, going into this, going into the
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deep meditation and then going into, uh, these subterranean, uh, places.
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And there's, they had maps like you're talking about, and it sounds like
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maybe the Germans got wind of it and, and, uh, got some more information.
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Wonder how, 'cause I know the yogis are very particular about who they share with.
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So I wonder if they were coerced in some way to, uh, give this information.
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Uh, but, uh, yeah, that's, it's fascinating the far
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reaching, uh, effects of this.
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And we talked years ago, years and years before you came out with this book.
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You were revealing unbelievable information about how the Nazis
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basically went to, uh, um.
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Argentina and they have all these little, Bavarian villages all over Argentina.
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Uh, and then I started doing more research and the pones were
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absolutely, yeah, come on, let's go.
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We, we love you.
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Nazis.
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Come to, uh, Argentina.
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So, uh, a lot of people didn't realize, I didn't realize that, but,
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you know, uh, through your work, uh, over the years, we have seen that.
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And of course the sheriffs or the bushes or however you wanna like,
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call 'em, but, uh, you know, there you reveal that a long time before
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everybody else knew about that.
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So, you research is exceptional.
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Good job.
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Oh, thank you.
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And of course, I went down there seven years ago.
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Yeah.
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Mm-hmm.
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And it, it's right around the anniversary of getting on the sailboat
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and going to Antarctica for 26 days.
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Very rough passage, crossing the Drake passage.
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But before that trip to Antarctica.
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I went to Lafata, which is where the Eden Hotel is with many eyewitness
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reports of Hitler surviving the war.
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And I asked the tour guide afterwards, I said, well, do you
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really think Hitler survived?
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He goes, I don't have to think I know it.
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I said, well, how do you know it?
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He said, well, right here in this town, there's an elderly woman
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who was a chambermaid in the late 1940s, and Hitler and Eva Braun and
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even their dog, German Shepherd, called Blondie, survived the war.
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They, they escaped with the U-boats at the very tail end of
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the war, and why wouldn't they?
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They had doppelgangers that they, well, one of them got shot and they
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pretended it was Hitler in that history channel show called Hunting Hitler.
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They even got the Soviets to turn over.
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The skull that they had, that they thought was Hitler.
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Turns out the DNA results were, it was a woman.
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So none of that is true.
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And then you also have, uh, the Money Man March in Borman, who has tried
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in absent him at the Berg trial, sentenced to death that they ever
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caught him, but they never caught him.
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And he kept popping up all over South America in the 1950s.
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And at the end of the war, many tons of metric gold were smuggled out and
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taken out of Europe, as well as other priceless artifacts like this spear of
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destiny, which I feature in the book because that was how the Germans felt.
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Nobody could defeat them.
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And in fact, now you have the fourth Reich, Germans.
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Out of Antarctica, but also in these micro nations in South America
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where they exist to this day.
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Uh, you know, I don't know if you've ever had Stewart Swerdlow on your show?
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I haven't, but I've, uh, watched him on a Nino show.
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He's been on Nino and then he was on with, uh, Dr. Michael Sala recently.
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Oh, nice.
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And he knows someone that was born in the bases under the ice in Antarctica.
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And he said, they told him we would love to come out and tell the
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world who we are and what we're, we're down here and so forth.
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But how do you tell the world that the fourth rike is existing and still
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in power in many different ways?
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And you got the World Economic Forum, which is very Nazi in, in its basis.
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Nato.
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Yep.
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Nato.
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You've got, um, the IMF and you love this image.
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We showed it on the last interview how all these, uh, Germans started.
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NASA Warner von Braun started the eu Wow.
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Started NATO and started the United Nations.
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They got their own people into all these positions of power.
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And this is how the Fourth Reich has been more of a underground, subversive force.
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And, uh, I think, I think we talked about how Angela Merkel was, uh, an
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offspring of, uh, Hitler and Eva Braun.
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Is that correct?
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Yeah, yeah, that's right as well.
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They had two
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daughters, I think.
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Right.
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And Theresa May who was, uh, for a brief period, the prime Minister of the uk.
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Yeah.
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And then there was the third sister, I think it was Lithuania.
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She was a president and they all kinda look alike and Oh wow.
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How about that?
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Rather than the boys from Brazil remember that movie.
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Oh, yeah.
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Girls from Brazil or wherever they cloned them or know
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Yeah.
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Cloning.
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Yeah.
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Cloning program.
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Absolutely.
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I'm sure they're, I'm sure they're into that now.
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Uh, we talked a little bit in the last show, how.
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Basically there was like all these earthquakes that are
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happening at 10 kilometers down.
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Uh, and then these, uh, Germans just came popping up into one of these, uh,
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ice stations down there and said you know, we need some help or something.
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Uh, tell us about that again.
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Yeah, so, uh, Dr. Michael Sala and Linda Moten Howell reported two and a
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half years ago how the people at the McMurdo Station, which is an American
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base, the largest base in Antarctica, were rather surprised when dozens.
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Of German speaking.
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People just showed up and said, get us outta here.
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And it happened to have been right after these, uh, earthquakes along
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the Palmer Peninsula that would've been the tube tunnel, according to
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Gene D Code, that they were taking out the bases and their ways to escape.
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And so some of them got to the surface, got on a snowcat and made
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their way over to McMurdo where they were requesting getting off
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the continent as soon as possible.
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So they got off and they disappeared them.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So, uh, I, I think that we've, uh.
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We've overcome the Nazis in Antarctica.
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What?
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What are your thoughts?
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Well, they don't like to be called Nazis anymore, right?
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Yeah.
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They prefer to be known as the German Antarctic.
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Antarctic Germans, the fourth Rech and the Fourth Reich.
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Yeah.
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And so they have been successful in building several, not just 0.2 11 or
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base two 11 on the surface and below the surface, but several different colonies.
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The biggest being the new Berlin base.
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And I do believe that New Berlin base is close to the hole in
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the ice under the South Pole.
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That's where the giant gaping hole is.
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And that's where Admiral Byrd in his diary describes flying into it in the
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early weeks of Operation High Jump, where he had the three hours of missing time.
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And look, you don't survive out in that climate with three hours of missing time.
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And certainly you wouldn't have had enough gas to just be circling around.
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Lost.
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He o obviously went somewhere.
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And in that time, he went down in this hole and that's where he said he, it
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originally, uh, the radio broke off.
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Then he lost control of the plane and it was just being steered remote control.
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He was like, what the heck's going on here?
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Then all of a sudden, these two UFOs, which he called flugel rods, even though
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there's no word in the German language for that, they come wing tip to wing tip with
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Nazi insignia on the flugel rods, and then over the uh, the radio comes a Germanic
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voice that says, hello, admir bird.
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You are in good hands.
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We will be arriving in the domain of the Ariane very soon, and the
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plane lowered like a helicopter.
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So they had something of anti-gravity working with them.
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Then he was summoned to meet with the master, which he did, who were very upset
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that the US were exploding nuclear bombs.
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Keep in mind, this is in late 1946, so just a little over a year after
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the nuclear tests at White Sands and then Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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And he was told, uh, because he was a very high ranking, uh, member
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of the Pentagon and very well regarded on the surface world.
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The master says this to him, and Bird thinks to himself,
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surface world, where am I?
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And the master was telepathic.
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He says, yes, you're in the domain of the ani in this futuristic city.
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And nearby were all, were, were some of the Germans.
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So I think they were allowed to build the new Berlin base there.
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And I've got a quote from Turski, uh, who is a Russian researcher who went
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through a lot of the, uh, information that was released right after the Cold War.
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And I put this quote, this is the second printing, which just, uh, arrived today.
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It's already sold through the first printing.
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Wow.
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Congratulations.
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Good job.
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Thank
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you.
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And Turski says, and I quote, the city of New Berlin was developed into the
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inner Earth, and part of the Germans South Polar colony were admitted by the
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inner earthlings to build a city there.
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They built most of the buildings that architect Albert
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Spear was planning to build.
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They later established shoulder, shoulder cooperation of the
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Russians and the Americans quietly of the Illuminati government.
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So that quote right there says so much.
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Not only that, they built their Berlin landscape down there under the ice,
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but then they eventually came to terms with the Americans and the Russians per
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the Antarctica Treaty that they were to be left alone, that they weren't gonna
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do a flyover over the capitol anymore.
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They had done that and that really kinda.
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Ruffled the feathers when that's the photo, the famous photo over
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the capitol and all the headlines that was the Antarctic Germans.
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Not necessarily issuing surrender to the Americans, but a truce to
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say, Hey, we don't want you coming back with another invasion force,
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like high jump, just chill out and leave our bases and colonies alone.
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And the third one is called the dual refuge, where, uh, that's on the
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outskirts of new Schwab and land, but I, I would imagine they all interconnect.
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So it's quite a network of bases and colonies where thousands of
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Germans relocated, not only Germans, but then they got women out of
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the Ukraine at the end of the war.
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And then according to David Hatcher Childress in one
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of his books on Antarctica.
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Yeah, people from Croatia volunteered, including women, and, and some of
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the soldiers that were left that were sympathetic to the Third Reich, they said,
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sure, we'll go to Antarctica, let's go.
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And so they, they had to populate their colony.
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And so to this day, the Antarctic Germans are still down there.
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And so, we talked about how those Germans were Act, wanted to be released.
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And then about Stuart Swerdlow reporting, he knew someone that.
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That lives in the Fourth Reich down there.
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And then you also have a book that was sent to Kerry Cassidy at Project Camelot
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and it's called the New Berlin Base.
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And the guy describes his life living down there eventually finding his way through
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some inner earth passages popping out in Asia and then migrating back to German.
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'cause he spoke German and he wrote this book, which is kind of
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like a technical treaty about some of their super high technology.
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I could send you a copy if you want.
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It's uh Oh yeah.
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Mind blowing.
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Really.
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And Kerry Cassidy had some people that translated it into
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English, so it's quite amazing.
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So, uh, in your book, you, you talk about, uh, the Falklands war.
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Yes.
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And
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I remember the Falklands War.
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I was in the military at the timeframe, and it, it was like, uh, we were, we're
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watching that Britain basically went down because, uh, Argentina invaded
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the Falcon Islands and south Georgia.
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And that was back in 1982.
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So I was wondered about that.
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I was like how could Argentina be so bold?
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But now that we know that the, uh, Germans have basically taken over Argentina
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it makes absolute complete sense.
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And you, you were talking about the black goo that they were really
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fighting that war over, and that's, wow.
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That's double whammy.
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Wow.
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Tell us a little bit about that.
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Yeah, and I, I'd just come back from the UK where I presented last month
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at the Basis Project with, uh, miles Johnston, who I actually, uh, reprint,
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uh, a conversation that we had about the Black Goo and he's had some of the,
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the premier people of researchers of the Black Goo on the BASIS Project that is
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Harold Vela and David Griffin, who have presented at the Basis Conference and gave
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us some, uh, really amazing information about meeting some of the sailors
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who are part of the faulkland wards.
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And a lot of people dunno, this is from Wikipedia.
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That the, uh, force split into two.
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We all heard about the very lopsided war off of the Falklands,
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which to me made no sense at all.
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Why, why are they sending down this huge invasion force?
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Mm-hmm.
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When sheep outnumber people, a thousand to one, they said,
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well, it's for offshore oil.
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Okay, but they got north sea oil for that.
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They don't have to fight this war all the way down there.
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Yeah.
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The second fighting force, they go down there to finish the whole
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falin conflict at this super remote island called South Tole Island.
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And Google Earth screens it out, but I think that is the peninsula
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where their base was located.
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And there was this cave that had the black goo and the uh.
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Researchers who are down there without firing a shot surrendered the British.
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Got it.
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What do they do?
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They blow the whole place up.
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They just level it and they take the black goo and they bring it up to the
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UK to start backward engineering it.
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And so we're on the, the panel at the bases on the final day.
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And um, penny Bradley, who is in No Offen, as well as Drago Reed who is
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there live the subject of the black coup came up and they said they had
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both ingested it as super soldiers because it gives you this incredible
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stamina and ability to withstand really intense, pressurized environments, such
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as in outer space or in a submarine.
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And.
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That's what the British, that's what the whole Falkland Wars was about, was to get
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black, go and try to backward engineer it to enhance their own super soldiers.
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Now you talk about how they were outnumbered 1,001.
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I heard, through different channels that the whatever they were fighting
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was not, was like, superhuman, was like some kind of designed, uh,
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beans that they were fighting against and it was like, it was brutal.
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Maybe, maybe some of them had some of the black goo in 'em or something.
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I don't know.
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It's crazy
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That, and, uh, genetic engineering.
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So I recruited a couple of very.
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Adept remote viewers.
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Mm-hmm.
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And I gave them the coordinates in Antarctica to look at three of 'em.
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And all three of 'em came back and said what they viewed in this
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area of new Schwab and land was this huge cloning laboratory.
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And they were doing some really nasty stuff, combining human DNA with animals.
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They're called chimes, but also some, yeah.
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Some really hearty looking, they call them the polar men.
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So there was this, these series of articles about Operation
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Tamlin in the magazine called Nexus and Operation Tamerlan.
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During my trip to Antarctica, I visited a couple of their spy stations.
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One was called Port Laroy and another one was near the Ukrainian Bernanki
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base, which was donated by the Brits and they were spying on the Germans.
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They're listening to the, uh, communication from the U-boats.
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And one of the very last communiques of of the guy from the Lu Wafa Goring,
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was to Tara del Fuego to a U-boat all the way down there, the very southern
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tip that was on its way to Antarctica.
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And then he got caught.
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He got put on trial, and he was, he committed suicide
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before they could execute him.
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But, uh, the whole point of tamerlan was to spy on the Nazis during
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World War ii, and they knew that they were setting up these bases.
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And so
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they, in this ma this series of magazine articles, they went to Antarctica with
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one of their elite teams, kind of like a Navy Seal team to get down under the ice.
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Mm-hmm.
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And the last thing they heard from these guys who of course never
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returned, was that they were being chased by these Arctic men, which are
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super tall and hairy and could survive the intense cold on the surface.
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And presumably they got caught and all executed.
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Wow.
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Do you think they were, uh, somebody mentioned dog man, uh, do you think they
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were, uh, some kind of dog man type.
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DNA cloned something.
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Well, but they were bipedal, so they weren't on all fours.
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Right.
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But they were they stood tall.
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They were very, very tall.
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Yeah.
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Very hairy.
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So I remember at the time I was reading the article, it riding might me more of
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a, a bigfoot or an abominable snowman.
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Yeah.
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Mm-hmm.
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Maybe they got the DNA from, uh, Yeti and combined could be, and then
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jacked them up on the black goo.
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Yeah.
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So I remember I did a remote view on the, going back in time and looking at, uh,
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who they were, who they were fighting.
26:02
And I saw soulless beans that had black eyes.
26:05
Yeah.
26:05
So they were, they were, uh, definitely not human.
26:09
Uh, and they were de they were designed.
26:11
That's what I got from it.
26:13
Doesn't that also mean they're devoid of a soul?
26:17
Yeah.
26:17
Black eyes.
26:19
Solis.
26:20
Yep.
26:21
That's,
26:21
so, yeah.
26:21
There's, uh, you know, lots of different programs.
26:24
We know these programs, we've talked about these.
26:26
Uh, now Javier what's it, how do you pronounce his last name?
26:31
Melee.
26:32
Yep.
26:32
Uh, who's now the Argentinian president?
26:36
The, when we came in and we started the, uh, Elon Musk started, you know, the, tear
26:41
down our, our corrupt government stuff that came from, uh, Javier Mala Malay.
26:48
So, uh, that's interesting, isn't it?
26:50
Yeah, so he started, he started the process of destroying the Nazi control
26:56
system down there in Argentina.
26:58
And we backed him 'cause he was having some problems.
27:01
Uh, and Trump came in and he backed them.
27:03
And then we have Elon Musk doing basically the same thing.
27:07
They showed Javier with like a, a chainsaw.
27:10
And Elon had the chainsaw out one time.
27:13
So, uh, similar things are going on and that's, that's kind of what
27:17
is leading me to believe that their bases are basically being taken.
27:22
And they're, now I know.
27:24
Let's jump to Mars.
27:25
So we know they went to Mars, uh, and probably other, they
27:29
colonize some other places as well.
27:31
There's everybody's on the moon, so, uh, you know, they probably got a little
27:35
spot on the moon as well, but they definitely completely controlled Mars and.
27:40
My, my Secret Space program stuff.
27:43
I know that I wasn't part of the Nazi stuff and I was a
27:45
counter to the Nazi stuff.
27:47
And my Secret Space program you know, uh, upbringing and
27:51
training and all that stuff.
27:52
I never went to Mars.
27:54
And I, I, although we work with the, uh, not the forthright guys, we, we always
28:02
knew that they weren't as advanced as we were because their consciousness,
28:08
the way they, they're very controlled and they're not creative like we are.
28:12
And, uh, that's one of the re that's one of the reasons why
28:15
we continually defeat them.
28:17
What, what are your thoughts?
28:20
Well, yeah, they're, uh, they set up several micro
28:25
nations in South America too.
28:28
So it's not just Antarctica, even though on the back of the book I
28:32
say all roads lead to Antarctica.
28:34
Of course no roads lead to Antarctica, but a lot of the disclosure stuff
28:38
as well as the Secrets Space program stuff come out of there.
28:42
So not far away from LADA, where the Eden Hotel was, there is this famous mountain
28:49
that, that's known for UFO sightings.
28:52
So we go there and sleeping out of the the van, we say, we'll do a night watch.
28:57
We'll step as late as we can.
28:59
And this is in the, uh, Cordoba Sierras, it's another mountain range
29:03
in Antarctic, or I mean in Argentina that a lot of people don't know about.
29:07
Not nearly as dramatic or high as the Andes, but nonetheless,
29:12
here we go into this town.
29:13
There's pictures of aliens on convenience stores and, and UFOs and stuff.
29:18
I mean, it feels like it.
29:20
Yeah, like ri riding into, uh, Rachel Nevada that we went and did a night
29:24
watch.
29:24
I know that was, that was great.
29:26
Some years back.
29:27
And so this was the same kind of the place.
29:29
So we, we find a spot, we find the mountain, and we do a night watch and,
29:33
and reading in the lonely planet, it says.
29:36
Oh yeah, in 1985 there was a UFO that came down near town and left a burn mark.
29:43
Then we got to, um, we got to, uh, there were a whole bunch of people that got
29:49
abducted and very dramatic fashion.
29:53
So it's a very well-known place.
29:55
So I get back from this trip and I'm talking to David Hatcher Childress,
29:59
who also does a lot of books on Antarctica and, and German UFOs.
30:04
And he says, Brad, those weren't aliens in that mountain.
30:10
That's one of the underground bases that the Germans were testing
30:15
their HBO and their VE craft.
30:17
Oh, wow.
30:18
So this was one of their micro nations.
30:20
This is where they bought up these huge land holdings in Brazil and Chile
30:25
and Argentina, uh, that some of the technology went there and some of the
30:31
personnel went there and their towns, as you mentioned at the beginning.
30:35
That are like, you're stepping into a, a barbarian town bar Oche down in
30:42
Southern Patagonia is a great example.
30:44
And I've been to Germany many times.
30:47
And this is Right.
30:48
Takes a page right out of the playbook.
30:51
Yeah.
30:51
That's, uh, it's fascinating, fascinating work.
30:55
What, what you're involved with.
30:56
Uh, you know, you're, you're all over the map like I am on this stuff.
31:01
Uh, and, uh, you know, you, when you do that, you start to run a run across a
31:05
lot of people that are very interested and have been doing a lot of research.
31:09
So who do you see is, uh, cutting edge research right now?
31:14
Besides yourself, of course.
31:16
Certainly the people that helped me with this book, David Hatcher, Childress.
31:20
Mm-hmm.
31:20
Linda Moten Howe, and Dr. Michael Sala.
31:23
And some of the interviews they've done, like Linda's interviews with
31:28
Brian s who she, uh, graciously, uh, passed on his contact info and I had
31:36
an hour long conversation with him last year when I was researching this book.
31:40
He flew over the hole in the ice 'cause they were stationed out of
31:46
the South Pole station and they had to do an emergency evacuation.
31:51
And with permission, I put in his map, this is Brian S's
31:54
map with the hole in the ice.
31:56
And when she talked to, when he talked to Linda.
32:00
So I was really interested in that and I said, well.
32:03
Give me a play by play.
32:05
What happened?
32:05
So they had to do this emergency evacuation to the Davis base.
32:09
They fly out from the South Pole station and rather than go 20 minutes, half hour
32:18
around the no fly zone, the pilot just said We're, we're just gonna cut through
32:22
here 'cause this guy's life's on the line.
32:25
And there was no air sampling station.
32:29
Brian told me then he saw all these, uh, tracks on the snow with snowmobiles and
32:36
snow cats heading out in this direction.
32:39
He thought, that's kind of weird.
32:40
It's suppo, it's even a no go zone on the ground.
32:44
And even says that on some of these, uh, these maps I reproduce of the
32:49
South Pole area of this no fly zone.
32:52
And.
32:53
They're flying over.
32:54
And everybody in the crew, Michael, uh, half a dozen of them
32:58
all saw this hole in the ice.
33:01
And these snowmobile tracks were heading right for it.
33:04
And then, and then I asked him about that.
33:06
I said, well, geez, what was that like?
33:08
And he said, there's a road that corkscrews down into the hole.
33:13
Wow.
33:14
So you can actually drive down the two miles of the polar plateau to
33:20
uh, get to whatever's down there.
33:21
And this is the same hole in this clean air sector of Antarctica.
33:27
Here's a blow up of it.
33:29
And get this.
33:31
Not only is that clean air sector, no fly in a no-go zone, but that is exactly
33:37
where Admiral Byrd flew his flight over the South Pole in 1946 when he returned.
33:45
So he was the very first aviator.
33:48
To fly over it in 1929.
33:52
So he knew, and he must have seen it 'cause get this, I reproduce
33:56
his flight map and look at this right when he gets to the cell pole
34:01
rather than just doing a fist bump.
34:03
Yeah.
34:03
We made it to the cell pole.
34:05
He goes about 150 miles out of his way.
34:08
And guess what?
34:09
That is exactly the spot where the no fly zone is.
34:14
So he saw it and he then returned to it and then flew in.
34:19
And that was in his diary that was found by his son.
34:25
And a lot of people don't know this, but his son, who's also
34:28
named Richard Bird, went with him as a junior officer on Chump.
34:35
I didn't know that.
34:36
That's pretty amazing
34:37
Everything.
34:37
Yeah.
34:38
And so Richard Bird, his father died at 68 right after, uh, he came back
34:45
from Operation Deep Freeze, which one of Kerry Cassidy's whistleblower
34:50
Captain Mark Richards, in his book on Operation High Jump, which I
34:55
bought at the UFO Congress and read the whole thing and highlighted it.
35:01
He said that, um, one of the concessions with the Antarctic Germans after they got
35:07
their ass whooped in high jump where the.
35:10
Ships came right up out of the ocean and attacked and sliced
35:14
one of the ships in half.
35:16
One of the concessions was they wanted one of those UFOs so bad.
35:21
So the whole point of operation Deep freeze was the Germans gave them one of
35:26
the UFOs, which was whisked right back.
35:29
And so Bird goes on an interview, he was given a gag order for the rest of
35:34
his life, but he's on that long jeans watch interview and he kept talking
35:38
about this land beyond the pole.
35:41
That young explorers, if they go to Antarctica, they could go
35:44
beyond the pole and that's where they'll find new discoveries.
35:48
Well, what does that even mean?
35:49
Because up on the polar plateau in every direction is just a giant ice field.
35:55
There's nothing beyond the poles unless he's talking about the hole
35:59
in the ice, which I think he was so, Admiral Bird died of a heart attack
36:04
and we know they have the heart attack gun, heart attack machine.
36:07
Yeah,
36:08
he was phenomenal shape.
36:10
Just like, uh, James Forestal, who they say is the first casualty.
36:16
Of the UFO coverup.
36:18
Yeah.
36:18
And those two were
36:19
good buddies.
36:20
So as soon as he, he flew out of the window in Bethesda, and it was the same,
36:25
same place where, uh, Nixon went and they're like, uh, probably told him yeah,
36:30
you we know, you know, a lot of stuff.
36:32
You can take the, uh, the forestall, flying out the window
36:35
or you can like not say anything.
36:37
So I think he decided not to, uh, say anything.
36:40
'cause he was, that, that room I guess they went to was where people that
36:45
were having suicidal thoughts or, uh, you know, they're having PTSD or
36:50
whatever, uh, that's where they put them.
36:52
So it's, I mean, I'm, we are laughing about it, but it's, it's, these people
36:57
are very, uh, ingenious with their evil and they'll cover up the Oh yeah.
37:01
He, he was suicidal.
37:02
He jumped outta the window.
37:03
Yeah.
37:04
Okay,
37:05
so here's bird meeting.
37:07
Forreal, right when he got back from, uh, Antarctica, he is
37:10
giving him a stuffed penguin here.
37:12
They're good buddies.
37:13
They're both, uh, high ranking Navy guys.
37:16
And then Forestal, he wanted to disclose the UFO's secret.
37:24
He was one of the few that went against the, uh, tide there and said, no,
37:29
the American people deserved to know.
37:31
And he was known right before they committed him to Bethesda.
37:35
He was going up and down the halls of the Pentagon saying, we got the
37:39
Germans in Antarctica, they got UFOs.
37:42
We don't know what to do with it.
37:44
And, and the, and Truman himself said.
37:48
You gotta get him outta here.
37:49
This guy's going crazy.
37:50
He cannot be releasing this.
37:52
And he even talked to the nurses and the doctors in Bethesda the same thing that
37:57
we're, we have this enemy that can fly pole to pole at incredible speeds, like
38:02
Bird said in his famous, uh, article in Al Mecurio newspaper right after high jump.
38:08
So it's so strange that none of
38:10
them talked about that.
38:11
How about that?
38:12
They had to off both of them.
38:13
And then they got his son, so his son who was.
38:18
The witness to everything in HighJump was going to Washington DC on a
38:23
train from Boston, which is not too far away, and he goes missing.
38:28
He was gonna give a big keynote talk Yep.
38:31
Uh, at the National Geographic Society, and they think that
38:36
he was gonna reveal too much.
38:39
So he went missing off the train.
38:41
They found him a month later in an abandoned warehouse in Baltimore,
38:45
Maryland, wearing a different set of clothes and one shoe missing.
38:50
And they said, oh, he just died of dehydration.
38:52
He must have just got off the train and
38:55
just got lost.
38:55
Just wandered all the way to Baltimore.
38:57
Yeah.
38:59
So
38:59
unfortunately, so, uh, Linda
39:00
Molten Howell she had the Navy seal, uh, that, that revealed Spartan one Navy
39:06
Seal claimed to have been involved in covert missions and ant arch cover where
39:10
he observed large green glowing and ancient non-human structures slash halls.
39:16
Location and depth of structures are allegedly situated two to
39:19
three miles beneath the ice.
39:21
Uh, you talked about technology and the purpose.
39:24
So she really, uh, went off on that and uh, and disclosed quite
39:30
a bit, quite a bit of stuff there.
39:32
Yep.
39:33
Yeah.
39:33
And of course I, uh, have spoken to Linda many times.
39:37
She's got a copy of the book and, um, nice.
39:40
Yeah.
39:41
And here is some renditions of what Spartan one saw inside this giant
39:49
basalt UFO, which I think is one of the three of the Nina Pentin, Santa Maria.
39:55
These three giant motherships, which have been known for,
40:00
um, so for quite some time.
40:02
And so this one is partly buried in the ice.
40:05
This is what it would look like from a helicopter.
40:07
And then that's.
40:08
The shape of it.
40:09
Like a Pentagon shape.
40:11
Yeah.
40:11
Black salt and these giant doors that you just barely touch and they
40:17
open up, kinda like the Coral Castle.
40:20
Yeah.
40:21
Le Gall.
40:21
Yeah.
40:23
Edwards.
40:24
So, uh, yeah, amazing, amazing technologies, uh, that are kept from us.
40:29
And, uh, I think there's soon to be revealed, some of them.
40:34
Uh, and then it'll increase over time, but we're still, taking
40:38
down deep state, you know, step by step, you know, piece by piece.
40:42
Uh, I think it's gonna take, uh, probably quite I'm thinking like another
40:47
10 years before they're completely, uh, or at least mostly taken down.
40:52
We gotta go through the cleaning process, uh, here in the United States.
40:56
Uh, we're seeing that beginning, uh, in Minneapolis.
41:00
But, uh, that's, that's, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
41:03
We're gonna see a lot of, a lot of deep staters, uh, all around.
41:08
Uh, you know, the United States have to be taken out and taken down.
41:11
That's gonna take some time.
41:13
Yeah.
41:14
Yeah.
41:14
Will and, well, here's, here's your mug and your quote, your
41:18
nice endorsement of the book.
41:21
Thank you.
41:21
Oh, lovely.
41:21
That again.
41:22
Yeah.
41:22
Thank you.
41:23
The second printing, I threw your book covers in there.
41:25
Ah, sweet.
41:26
And so the, the other thing, uh, there was 2016 and 2017 when John
41:32
Kerry was down there on election.
41:34
Yeah.
41:35
When Buzz Aldrin made his trip and the famous infamous tweet that he's seen,
41:41
the face of evil we're all in danger.
41:43
And it quickly got taken down, but not before people got a screen capture of it.
41:47
And then you've got, um, prince Harry.
41:51
The second son of the royal family, he goes down there with a bunch of
41:54
his army buddies to the South Pole.
41:57
Mm-hmm.
41:57
And they go on a cross country ski trip for a week.
42:00
And again, there's supposed to be nothing out there in all directions, just the
42:04
polar plateau, two miles thick of ice.
42:07
Unless they got permission to go see the hole in the ice.
42:10
Maybe they skied down that corkscrew road a little ways.
42:14
Maybe
42:15
then a couple years ago you've got, um, Carl Schwab and, uh, Christine
42:23
Legarde from the EU Central Bank.
42:26
They were summoned to No, other than Rothchild Island.
42:30
Michael Sala was telling me about this.
42:32
Mm-hmm.
42:33
That there is a
42:34
Rothchild island.
42:35
It's on the Palmer Peninsula, maybe 500 miles from where I was.
42:40
And they were summoned there to some under ice base, which I think that's where
42:47
the high ranking members of the cabal.
42:50
They have some of their headquarters down there.
42:55
Yeah.
42:56
So, uh, yeah, there's, there's talk that, uh, you know, we're basically
43:00
take, we're gonna take Greenland and Canada, whether they like it or not,
43:04
and, uh, and just move our way all the way down to the tip of, uh, Argentina.
43:09
And then we're gonna take Antarctica, uh, as well.
43:13
So, uh, what do you think of those, uh, plans?
43:17
Well, it might be high jump two.
43:19
I don't know, man.
43:20
They, they could still have that high tech equipment down there.
43:24
Well, we, we, we both talk about how the, um, you know, uh, reptoids,
43:29
uh, that, you know, have pretty much been run off this world.
43:33
At least that's what a lot of, uh, people that I've talked to that are, uh, off
43:37
world type, you know, came here to.
43:40
Here to United States and are, are helping us e evolve.
43:44
Uh, they say that the, um, basically they're, they've been driven off.
43:48
The Draco have been driven off.
43:50
What do you think that's true?
43:51
Yeah.
43:52
Yeah.
43:52
That's what I hear that from a lot of people too, including Sala and
43:56
Linda and others in the know that have a lot of whistleblowers, uh,
44:00
that they've just been taken out.
44:02
They've just been removed, no questions asked.
44:05
Just get outta here.
44:07
And by the way, one of the bases that was colonized by the Antarctic
44:12
German was a defunct reptilian base that was donated to 'em.
44:16
Mm-hmm.
44:16
So they've had a presence down in Antarctic for quite a while too.
44:20
And the other thing that's really weird is one of the natural portals
44:25
outside of Earth, there's two of 'em.
44:29
One at the North Pole and one in the south.
44:30
One is the way in, one is the way out.
44:32
The one in the way out is in Antarctica.
44:36
And so that too had to be quarantined and shut down so
44:40
there'd be no more ins and outs.
44:43
So, uh, it really is all roads lead to Antarctica.
44:46
'cause all the disclosure stuff we've been talking about for years has a
44:50
connection with what's going on there.
44:54
Yeah.
44:56
So, uh, some people think that, uh, Israel is, total evil.
45:00
I don't completely agree with that.
45:01
I think there's good guys, just like here in the United States.
45:04
Yeah.
45:04
Uh, that are there.
45:06
Some people talked about how they're, you know, going around the world.
45:09
You know, we're trying to take down Iran.
45:12
Uh, I think that's gonna happen here within, you know, the next.
45:16
I don't know, by some sometime in February I think that's gonna get wrapped up.
45:20
Uh, but I'm just kind of, uh, guesstimating, you know,
45:22
what's coming for them.
45:24
Uh, the fleet's moving in, in that, in their vicinity.
45:26
They'll be there probably within a week or so and get set up and, uh, then
45:30
they're gonna start taking 'em down.
45:32
Now I think that a lot of these extreme Islamists are, are
45:37
connected to the Germans as well.
45:39
'cause we know that the Germans, you know, had a lot of, uh,
45:42
Islamist, I guess Muslims.
45:45
I've been to Yemen and I remember seeing in Yemen swastikas on walls in Yemen.
45:50
I was like, what?
45:51
It was like, wow.
45:51
So, uh, these guys are definitely, you know, having an influence
45:56
on the, uh, and, you know, Trump bombing their nuclear facility sites.
46:01
I think that was basically taking some of that out.
46:03
Now you mentioned in your book how you know, the art Antarctic Nazis.
46:09
Blown up, nuke close to one of our cruisers, uh, and e mpd it just
46:14
to show you, uh, that they can, they still, they got some talent.
46:18
They still got some, toys that, you know, they can you know, make
46:21
things very difficult for us.
46:22
Uh, and then they video that and then sent the video of that to all
46:26
around the world so everybody could see, you know, this is what we got.
46:29
Don't mess around.
46:30
Wow.
46:30
That's, that's so you might be right, maybe they still have some, uh, toys.
46:35
Now, we, we've heard from people that were down there that they had a
46:37
massive harp array down there causing earthquakes and all kind of crazy stuff.
46:43
So what, what do you think about, uh, all that?
46:45
Do you think they still have some of that in or, oh, yeah.
46:48
They're taken away from, yeah,
46:49
and Michael Sala told me it was on Rothchild Island, where they
46:53
have a giant heart machine.
46:54
Wow.
46:55
Of course.
46:56
A couple summers ago, remember when Greece had those really bad fires?
47:00
Yeah.
47:00
Yeah.
47:00
That were raging on the mainland and some of the islands.
47:04
Turkey had
47:04
those earthquakes.
47:05
Yeah.
47:05
Yeah.
47:06
Back to back.
47:07
It was like what?
47:08
You'd never get back to back earthquakes at that level.
47:11
Right.
47:12
It was devastating.
47:12
It like killed 10,000 people.
47:14
So Yeah, they, I think they got 'em to play along or something.
47:18
Yeah.
47:18
And it was right around the time when Turkey said that they might,
47:22
uh, withdraw from NATO and that they weren't gonna borrow Oh,
47:24
that's right.
47:25
The US to, uh, use their bases to fly over and attack Iran and stuff.
47:32
And then they were warned plain ice and they didn't, and then they
47:36
got hit with these earthquakes.
47:38
I'm not sure why Greece got hit.
47:40
Maybe it was a land grab like Laina.
47:43
But the alternative media guy, Dabu seven, he came out with this video.
47:48
I wish I would've grabbed it at the time.
47:50
It was amazing 'cause it showed the frequency of, uh, Harper
47:56
Ray leaving Rothchild Island and going directly up to Greece.
48:01
Wow.
48:01
And right when those fires started.
48:03
So I think that's a smoking gun.
48:05
They got the Harper Ray down there, and they're manipulating the weather.
48:10
Wow.
48:10
That's a, that's a pretty amazing capture.
48:15
Yeah.
48:15
Uh, but yeah, that's, there's, there's people that leak that stuff out there.
48:19
Occasionally and then they go quiet.
48:22
And, uh, so I wonder if they're being, uh, given that informa, well obviously they're
48:26
being given that information, but, uh, you know, they don't, they don't do too much.
48:30
It's kinda like me, I, I like, okay, I'll release this 'cause
48:34
they see other people releasing it.
48:35
But I know, you know, from getting spanked several times, you know, you don't go too
48:39
far or they'll, they'll come after you.
48:42
Uh, so with this book coming out, do you feel any heat from this?
48:46
I have not yet, but it's only been a couple weeks since it was officially
48:50
released, so I have not yet.
48:53
Well, hopefully that won't
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happen for you because I feel like, you know, a lot of us are, you know,
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getting our, we got YouTube back and uh, 'cause we're on YouTube
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right now with this, uh, this would not have flown several years ago.
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Uh, it would, it would've been shut down while we're talking.
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So we're, uh, we're definitely making some inroads.
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I don't know if they're just like.
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Letting us think we got a little, little, uh, you know, victory here and there,
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and then they're gonna like, you know, hammer us or if we really are you know,
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gaining on them from what I can see, it looks like we are gaining on them.
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What are your thoughts?
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Well, certainly we're, we're getting a lot more leeway to talk about
49:32
certain subjects that were taboo.
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You know, remember we couldn't even talk about the V word
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for a long time, and Sure.
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It seems like that's letting up.
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But, um, there are other places where they're still coming down
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pretty heavy on, on certain talk.
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I mean, we've all heard, uh, the antiseptic laws that might pass
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and you can't say anything now about the certain people that wear
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the funny hats in the Middle East.
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Yeah.
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And it's like, come on, we should be able to talk about anything.
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We've got First Amendment rights.
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Right.
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It's
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not hate speech.
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We're just discussing things that are happening around the world.
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And if it happens to be a certain kind of people, well you should
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be able to talk about that.
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So that's where I think the new censorship is gonna come.
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Uh, and there's already congressman that said, oh yeah, for sure
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it's gonna pass that they're gonna do these antiseptic laws.
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Wow.
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Crazy.
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Yeah.
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Huh?
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And
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it's happening in Europe too, but they're going, yeah, Europe is,
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it's England.
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England's really far gone as far as like that.
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So yeah, you, you look around and you see some of that happening.
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Uh, are we just an island and we're gonna like, push out from here
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or are we just next on the list?
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I, I used to look at Australia during the COVID craziness.
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And I was like, uh, whatever they get away with down there, they're gonna,
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they're gonna push here in America.
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Yeah.
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And sure, every time I was like, okay, they got away with this and
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you're gonna see it here next.
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And, and sure enough, it was like boom, boom.
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Uh, you know, I, I have, I do shows with, with guys that are,
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you know, pushing back on all that down there, coming up with, uh, new
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government, uh, ideals and so forth.
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They feel that they're having a little bit of, uh, inroads, but they're
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not completely gone by any means.
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Yeah.
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Well, remember the old, uh, saying from the French philosopher Voltaire,
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you'll know who's in charge when they're the people you cannot criticize,
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who basically saying, Nope, talk about anything you want, but
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just not who's running the show.
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Yeah, no doubt.
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So, uh, crazy.
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So I, I, I see us taking Greenland.
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I think the, uh, the European, you know, push back on that
51:54
is like super ridiculous.
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It's like, guys, we like saved you in World War I and World War ii, and we're
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like taking Greenland so we can, you know, keep you guys safe and us saved too.
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What, what are you, what do you think that's going on with that?
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There's this video that's going around of a guy saying that there's a
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craft under the ice, and maybe that's the reason why they wanna get it.
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Greenland, but also on the northwest section of Greenland is the dual base.
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Guess who set that up back in the 1940s?
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No kidding.
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Wow.
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The old Nazi base.
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Yeah.
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And then we took it over and then they were even doing some, uh,
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Guantanamo style renditions up there.
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And military tribunals.
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I've heard as well as down in malaise Argentina on Tara del Fuego that they're
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also doing, uh, Guantanamos filled up.
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So they need some other places.
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Yeah.
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Guam and, uh, Iceland and uh, uh, the Azores.
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So there's, there's a, there's a lot of those camps from what
52:57
I've been hearing, uh, and.
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I remote view the one in, in Guam, and it's, pretty substantial.
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Mm-hmm.
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Uh, and the, and the one in Guantanamo, it's not like on the
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surface there's several layers down.
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They come in with submarines and drop people off there
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from what I've been seeing.
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So, yeah, there's, uh, it does seem like, you know, we're, we're
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having some inroads, but, uh, like I said, I think we got a lot, we
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still got a lot of work to do.
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And they're not done by any stretch of the imagination.
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They still have their substantial arrays and so forth that
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they can really press on us.
53:28
We, we just saw that recently with a fires in la now I've
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been seeing massive earthquakes.
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In California and other people have too starting.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So, uh, yeah, there was a pretty good one.
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I, I predicted there'd be a big one, uh, in LA within the next couple days.
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We'll see if that, that transpires, but, uh, do you, and I think it's
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gonna be a domino, if it does cook off, I think it's gonna be, you know,
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go up to San Francisco, crank, crank on them, and then go out into, off the
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coast of Oregon and create a tsunami.
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So I don't know if they're gonna be separate or if that's
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gonna happen all at once.
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So what do you think they're, uh, having some influence on that?
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Or is that just part of the earth doing its thing?
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Well, it's in the patent that they can, uh, set off earthquakes and even get
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volcanoes to go and so much more with, uh, using these, the harp arrays and
54:30
different different next rad and different satellite frequency, uh, technology.
54:38
But I think it's also interesting to note right now, Michael, what's
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going on in the financial world.
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Because, uh, gold and silver were skyrocketing today.
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Yeah.
54:49
Gold's up hundred dollars and everything
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else is down.
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This is unusual.
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Everything is down.
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When everything's down gold and silver go down with it.
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This is the first time I've seen.
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Gold and silver break off and keep going up.
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Yeah.
55:00
Good points.
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Keep
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going up and way up, up and up.
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So over brand,
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brand new highs.
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Brand new highs when everything else is crashing hard.
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So I think the investor class knows that they're getting outta cryptos,
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they're getting out of the market mm-hmm.
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And putting it into, um, into precious metals.
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Right.
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Especially silver, because the com deck did not deliver.
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And there are companies like Tesla right out here in Nevada.
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Yeah.
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At their giga factory.
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They absolutely need silver for industrial use.
55:32
Samsung has a phone that needs silver, they can't get delivery.
55:37
And the ecar outta China, they're all having delivery issues.
55:43
So they're willing to pay whatever it takes to get some of that silver.
55:47
Comdex is just their, their paper fiction is out the window.
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It's not it's not supplying, uh, the, these big corporations.
55:56
So today, and I was watching it from early this morning.
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What's going on?
56:01
Silver closed at 72 on Friday.
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It's now hovering in the mid nineties and it will probably break a hundred tomorrow
56:12
'cause they'll only let it go up, uh, about $15 per day or they'll just shut
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it down, but it, the dam is breaking.
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So I would say that there's even a correlation with what's going on in the
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financial markets, most especially the precious metals and what's going on on
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the global stage as well, that everything has an interconnectivity about it.
56:39
Yeah.
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And, and with the earth changes, I think that are coming.
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Yep.
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So let, let me, let me show you real quick a little USGS uh, earthquake activity.
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It's kind of like up in your neck of the woods.
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So I've been feeling that something's gonna come for, uh, Nevada, so hopefully
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we won't get hammered too much.
56:57
But you see right up in here, uh, what is, what is that area?
57:02
Let me, it, I'm pressing on it.
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It's, uh,
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real close to me.
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Yeah,
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yeah, that's what I thought.
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Have you been feeling anything there?
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I have not, but I have felt earthquakes here, which are supposedly very rare.
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And by the way, one of my, the remote viewers that I was talking about
57:18
earlier, that remote viewed and saw some of these cloning laboratories in.
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Antarctica.
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She also is saying that she's picking up on big earthquakes
57:28
on the west coast and yeah,
57:31
there's a lot of us are and some people that are super accurate.
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I, I, I've picked up on this stuff for a long time, uh, and I've, I've
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got, I've narrowed it down to like a couple days, uh, sometimes, but this
57:44
one is kind of a little squirrely.
57:46
I can't, you know, definitively say that we're gonna get a massive one,
57:51
although I'm feeling there's one coming.
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Uh, and it could be within the next couple days 'cause we've had a lot
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of, uh, activity come off the sun.
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Uh, and usually when the, that similar activity happens, we
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get super, uh, mega quakes.
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Mm. Uh, so we, we could be seeing something, uh, coming up.
58:09
There was a really strange out of the normal earthquake in Illinois.
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Yeah.
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Yesterday or today.
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And that, that could trigger the New Madrid fault line.
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Which is yeah.
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Could really be devastating.
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Yep.
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Tab been before.
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So crazy.
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All right.
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Thanks.
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Thanks Brad for coming on talking about your amazing book, secrets of Antarctica,
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the Untold History of the Ice Continent.
58:37
So, uh, I mean, the pictures in here are worth every cent of this book, but of
58:43
course there's, uh, you know, lots of, uh, in information that's written as well.
58:48
Uh, and I know you did that with my, uh, with my book that was kind of
58:51
flailing from, uh, the other book company that took my information.
58:55
Stole all my money.
58:57
But, uh, there, uh, you, you took the, uh, awakening of the Warrior and put
59:01
all kinds of great pictures in there.
59:03
Just Yeah.
59:04
Gave it, gave it, breathe some life into it, so, and, and into a warrior.
59:08
So, uh, you know, thank you for that.
59:09
And your work is just phenomenal.
59:11
I love talking about your work.
59:13
I love we've been to a lot of conferences and you lead you
59:16
know, uh, round table type event.
59:18
And I've been in a lot of round tables with you, and you just your
59:21
questions are just, incredible.
59:24
So your research is, uh, superb.
59:26
Uh, I've seen a lot of your presentations at these events as well.
59:30
When you're, I remember coming to one of them it was in, uh, Vegas, and you were.
59:35
You had the Giants and you had a, a slide presentation about giants.
59:39
I was like, holy moly, God.
59:42
Yeah.
59:42
If you, if you don't believe in Giants, which I did, but if after
59:46
seeing your presentation you, you have to be like completely no brain cells
59:50
to like believe they're not giants.
59:51
So really, really good job.
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Your, like I said, your information is just impeccable.
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Good job.
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Oh, thank you very much.
59:59
And just to remind your listeners, you can get Michael Jacos books, you can
1:00:03
get all of my books@cccpublishing.com and then other authors like Laura
1:00:09
Eisenhower and Leo Lyon Zami, who's both been on your show.
1:00:14
So a lot of, a lot of good stuff there.
1:00:16
And of course, if they're my books, you can get a signed copy you
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order off of ccc publishing.com.
1:00:22
And we just got the brand new second printing showed up today, so I had a copy
1:00:26
to show everyone at the interview today.
1:00:29
Well, I hope you have like five or six more so that, that'd be great.
1:00:32
Congratulations and, uh, outstanding work.
1:00:35
And, uh, we look forward to, uh, you know, doing shows with you in the future.
1:00:38
I'm sure you're gonna be coming out with some more.
1:00:40
What, what's your next book?
1:00:41
You got anything planned?
1:00:42
Oh, yeah.
1:00:43
I'm already halfway done with a book called Underwater Archeology.
1:00:47
About a lot of megalithic sites that are underwater now, how do you
1:00:51
build a megalithic site underwater?
1:00:53
I think that is pretty much a smoking gun that there had been anti delian
1:00:58
civilizations in the, around the world.
1:01:00
Yes.
1:01:01
Some of 'em are very old.
1:01:02
Yeah.
1:01:02
So they could only have been constructed during the last ice age
1:01:06
when the sea levels were much lower.
1:01:08
And then my 13th book, which I just, uh, applied for the library
1:01:14
and congress number with the others is Giants of Antiquity.
1:01:18
So I will be coming.
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Ah, yay.
1:01:20
Good.
1:01:20
Good, good.
1:01:23
Fantastic.
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Fantastic work.
1:01:25
Yeah.
1:01:26
Well thanks Brad and uh, look forward to, like I said, look forward
1:01:29
to having you on in the future.
1:01:30
Thanks a lot.
1:01:31
Well, you're absolutely welcome and always great to talk to you too, Michael.
1:01:35
Thanks for having me on.