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Project Looking Glass · Journey to the Fringe

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From the unexplained to the mundane, come join
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us on a Journey to the Fringe. Hello and welcome
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to Journey to the Fringe, where we're probably
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just a whole heap of cryptids in a trench coat.
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or at least like we wish we were or something.
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Anyhow, we are your podcast hosts, Taylor and
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Chelsea, here today handling a retrotopical topic
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in a weird way. It's a weird amalgamation of
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words. But Chelsea, we've never actually discussed
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this. If you could be a Bigfoot, would you be
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a Bigfoot? Yes. And I'm also thinking right now
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about how I wish I was just a bunch of cryptids
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and a trench coat as well. I choose that one.
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That wasn't my choice, but now you got me thinking
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the juices are flowing. Not really, because I'm
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just going with this. And I'm wondering if there
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was like multiple entities within a trench coat
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and it was seen multiple times that way, would
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itself be one cryptid? Yes. Who would know though?
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Maybe only the few blessed would know to the
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people getting flashed by the cryptids in the
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trench coat. Yeah. And, like, really only half
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the people it was flashing that it was the multiple
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cryptids in the trench coat, because half the
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people would look away and discuss and not know
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it was truly multiple cryptids. You're bracing
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yourself for the trench coat coming open. And
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how crazy would you sound if you went to Lon
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Strickler and you were like, I got this story
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from you and it's fucking weird. You're going
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to love it. I was in the forest one night and
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I saw this black figure come out to me and he
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opened the trench coat and I thought that I was
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gonna see a wiener but what I saw was one of
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them was wiener shaped yeah it was the loveland
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frog freaking bigfoot the ninja all of them in
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the trench coat like how do you even explain
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that and then it flew away with the Mothman's
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wings yep Okay, so, Chelsea, this is completely
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not cryptid related, so for those of you that
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were able to stick through this... Why are you
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asking me about being a Bigfoot? It's a great
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question, I should have thought it through better,
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but that's just, you get the role you get. The
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topic today is somewhat a two -parter, but really
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just one topic in the sense that a Michael Salla
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episode was really a Stargate episode. This is
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the Project Looking Glass episode. I thought
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you're gonna do Michael Salla. Well, funny you
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should say that. You wait till the end here.
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Because I think we did Michael Saller. Was that
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part of a Stargate episode? It's really hard
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to say, and we also did say we're coming back
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to Michael Salla at one point. Okay. Go on, what
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are we talking about? We are talking about Project
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Looking Glass. Chelsea, have you ever heard of
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this project? Yes. Okay, what do you know about
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it? Nothing. Now that you say that, I can't remember
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off the top of my head. Okay, fair enough. And
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it does mean different things to different people.
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So basically what I've done is I've traced it
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back as far as I can to the original source.
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We're going to read what the original source
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actually says Project Looking Glass is, and we're
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going to see what happens to that story from
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there. Yes. I was able to find just kind of like
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a general idea of what Project Looking Glass
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is. Just a general idea, hey? I just wanted like
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a Wikipedia, but it's not on Wikipedia obviously,
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but like a general what is this thing. Project
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Looking Glass is basically technology for the
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government to look forward into the future. The
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primary purpose of Project Looking Glass was
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to forecast potential future events and evaluate
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the probabilities of various outcomes. There
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was a device and they could use this to display
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multiple possible futures which operate There
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is basically one notable figure that this all
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comes back to and this is a guy by the name of
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Dan Burish. Doctor's in front of his name but
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I really don't know whether or not we can actually
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credit him to this. This does all sound very
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familiar. Are people still talking about this
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very much? Yes surprisingly and actually has
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come up in a very popular podcast very recently
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that's not like a conspiracy podcast. It's turning
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into one but it's not on the face of it. Okay.
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This all comes back to the early 2000s when Dan
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Burrish came onto the scene, basically saying,
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I have this story to tell. He talks to a guy
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named Bill Hamilton, I believe. I need to check
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that name really quick. There's too many Bills
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in this story, so I have to check which Bill
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we're talking about. Yep, Bill Hamilton. Bill
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Hamilton gets Dan Burrish in touch with Project
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Camelot. Oh, shit. And he tells his story to
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Project Camelot. And this is where Project Looking
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Glass starts out. And I was able to find a description
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of everything that Dan tells Project Camelot
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from Project Camelot's website as written by
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Marcia McDowell, PhD, who ends up being basically
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the exclusive person who gives the story after
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Dan Burrish stops giving interviews. She basically
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does press releases for him, and she's the only
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one who speaks on his behalf after the mid -2000s.
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And do we know who she is? We'll get to that
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once I tell you the story. Okay. We're gonna
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start off with this right Dan's experiences with
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extraterrestrials and majestic 12 go back 20
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years He was inducted into majestic in 1986 while
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he was a student at UNLV hold on he was a part
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of the majestic Oh, yeah Okay, okay, I don't
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even know how to react to this, okay? Even before
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he was at UNLV, he had a long and distinguished
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history in microbiology working for many years
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with the Los Angeles Microscopical Society and
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studying with Dr. John Bunyan in England, so
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Majestic knew he was gifted. Was he related to
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Paul Bunyan? That's a great question, but he
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was in England, so I doubt it. That might have
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been like, ancestry since before the family split.
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Okay. Yeah, I can get behind that. So probably
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no awks. They offered him an opportunity to work
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in Black Ops, in his specialty and become well
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respected in special applications and the chance
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to further his education into areas he'd only
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dreamed about. So he said yes and found himself
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being trained and groomed to work up at Area
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51 on exotic biological materials. At that time,
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Dan did not know that he was in fact being mentored
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by one of the highest ranking members of Majestic
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12, who felt, and still continues to feel, a
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great affection and connection to Dan because
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of the events surrounding Dan's abduction in
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the early 1970s. While working on exotics, Dan,
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by then Dr. Dan Crane, I should mention this,
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his name is Dr. Dan Burrish. He also goes by
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Dr. Dan Crane. And I think one of them is his
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mom's maiden name, but Dan Crane is apparently
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his real name. While working on exotics, Dan
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learned the tissue he had been studying was in
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fact extraterrestrial in nature. Dan found that
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he was being given a surprising measure of leeway
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while working within the facility. He was still
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required to follow all the protocols, however
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his badge, as we later learned, was keyed to
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allow him access to multiple levels within the
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laboratory complexes at both Area 51 and S4.
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This permitted him a range of movement and access
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to other projects rarely enjoyed by others working
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in highly structured special application environments.
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Dan became familiar with a project called Looking
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Glass, which involved a back -engineered extraterrestrial
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device originally designed to be a portal opening
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mechanism for Stargate -type travel, which had
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the capacity to bend time and space so that events
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over the forward and rear event horizons could
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be viewed. When paired up with the second device
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using the settings, events could not only be
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viewed but heard and more. was also being tested
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for communication protocols and transportation
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applications as recently as 2003 and 2004, before
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being dismantled for safety measures as we enter
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further into the highly energetic space in and
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around the galactic plane. While being introduced
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to these other projects, Dan began to work as
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part of the Aquarius J -Rod team, which was tasked
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with figuring out why the J -Rods, commonly called
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greys, were suffering from a debilitating medical
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condition that affected their nerves. Part of
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this work involved taking physical tissue samples
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from the J -Rod housed deep below S4 in a clean
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sphere designed to support his atmospheric and
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environmental needs. It soon became apparent
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that these extraterrestrials were not all that
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different from us. In fact, as communications
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improved, it was learned that they are not so
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much space travelers as time and space travelers,
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using a small planet in the Gliese system as
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a local base approximately 15 light years from
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Earth, where they can stage further trips here.
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Using Looking Glass technology, which might be
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more properly called Stargate technology, they
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traveled in time from a human future which is
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real to them but only potential for us. Dan was
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introduced into the protocol surrounding the
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J -Rod by having him be part of the backup team.
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while his supervisor Stephen would suit up and
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go in to do the tissue sample removals. However,
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the J -Rod began to reject Stephen and made demands
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that Dan be allowed to suit up and enter the
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clean sphere for the tissue samples instead.
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This created some immediate problems in the team
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structure as Dan was the newest member and not
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nearly senior enough in time or experience for
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such responsibility, but the J -Rod was insistent.
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Dan was rapidly promoted within the team and
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soon found himself being trained in the protocols
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necessary for entering into the clean sphere
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and working directly with the J -Rod. It was
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later learned that the reason that the J -Rod
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insisted on this change of personnel was because
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he recognized Dan as one of the abducted children
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on the craft he had been aboard that day back
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in the early 1970s. It is always difficult to
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explain this, since discussing this movement
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through time as well as space is difficult. This
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particular J -Rod had been traveling in the company
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of a group of P -45s, a J -Rod group originating
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approximately 45 ,000 years in the future, who
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were doing the abduction sampling that day. In
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the early 1970s, he then traveled back to 1953
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on a different mission which ended in a crash
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near Kingman, Arizona who was recovered from
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that crash location and taken to S4 and housed
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there as a result of the presence on the craft
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when Dan was abducted and he felt a strong connection
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to Dan. Are you following this jealousy? A little
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bit. This was on Project Camelot, which I think
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you said that it was. I do believe I am familiar
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with the story now that you're going through
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it. I think it's important for everybody to know
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this story, though, just in case you ever hear
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Project Looking Glass. And just to give you a
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warning, we're going to keep steering away from
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Project Looking Glass for a while in this story.
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Dan eventually became accustomed to his new role,
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but on one occasion, while he was working directly
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with the J -Rod, there was a break in the protocol
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and J -Rod took a step towards Dan. This was
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still early enough in their working relationship
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that it startled Dan, who backed up and ended
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up catching his heel on a floor grate and falling
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backwards. The J -Rod climbed up on top of him
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and sat on his chest while taking this opportunity
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to think deeply to Dan, sharing a great deal
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of his people's history and his own personal
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experiences with Dan. This was completely unprecedented
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and prompted an emergency reaction among the
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supportive teams. In the time it took to get
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somebody else in the clean sphere and rescue
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Dan, the J -Rod downloaded a vast amount of information
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to Dan's mind. Dan was unconscious when he was
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finally removed and spent, as I understand it,
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several days in a coma. Cause he got too much
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information. Yeah, just too much information
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that J -Rod brought on top of him. I'm sorry,
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J -Rod feels like a slur. It just does. It also
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reminds me of J -Rock and it is a very little
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known thing. It's not very well known thing that
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humans can only handle so much information at
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once or else it puts them into a coma. And actually
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that's how the grays deal with us if we get too
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close. Exactly. We're charging them. As J -Rod
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found out, no. It's the equivalent of them soiling
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their pants to a brown bear. I think that's what
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you're supposed to do. I think so too. He learned
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that here. He was maintained in their medical
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facilities at S4 until he was well enough to
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return to travel back to Area 51 and then to
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Las Vegas. Since that time, there have been many
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unsuccessful attempts to get Dan to share with
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Majestic what the J -Rod shared with him during
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that interaction. Dan has refused to say much,
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but was inordinately interested in our space
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program, among other things afterwards. What?
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That doesn't even make sense. Why, of all things?
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Like, he doesn't want to share anything. Won't
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tell it. But he's like, but that space program...
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Dan gathered tissue samples from J -Rod for about
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two years, ending in 1996. The Q94 document,
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leaked by Stephen M before his death, is an early
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draft of a document that Dan and Stephen were
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writing to go up to the cover committee concerning
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their work with the King series tissue samples.
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It's important for many reasons, including a
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rare glimpse it gives into the way things were
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done and how they were written up inside a Black
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Ops project. In the years that followed, Dan
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worked with Majestic as they needed him and maintained
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a cover job in Las Vegas. One day, while looking
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through images of Mars in the NSSDC, the NASA
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gallery, Dan spotted something that looked like
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another face on the Martian surface, in the area
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called Inca City. During 1997 and 1998, Dan worked
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with Marsha McDowell on a book called Eagles
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Disobey, the case for Inca City Mars. Yeah, I've
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been trying to find that book. Why does this
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just feel like a whole bunch of randomly connected
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things that have nothing to do with each other?
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No one's ever talked about Project Looking Glass,
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too. I'm just gonna accept it, okay? The fact
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that he was writing this book and finding an
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amazing number of anomalies in this previously
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ignored region had many in Majestic sitting up
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and taking notice. They again pressed him for
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information about what the J -Rod shared with
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him and whether it had anything to do with his
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discoveries. Dan still refused to tell him anything.
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Then NASA announced that they had discovered
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evidence of life on a Martian meteorite, which
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Dan reviewed and found suspiciously similar to
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a small riker probe discovered by one of the
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NASA panelists 30 years previously in Australia,
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and immediately went on record challenging NASA's
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announcement. As our work grew closer to publication
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and became more volatile, the threat started.
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It was a very difficult time as both Dan and
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I were afraid for ourselves as well as our loved
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ones, but we decided to push forward regardless
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of the risk. Finally, the committee of the majority,
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the body that had superseded Majestic 12 for
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a time, ending at approximately 2002, utterly
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frustrated with Dan's refusal to be stopped,
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issue a demand that Dan stop his work on the
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book. This is the Mars book too, this has nothing
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to do with everything else we've talked about.
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We later learned that they were afraid of how
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close he was coming to issues concerning the
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doctrine of convergent timeline paradox, the
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problems that had been caused by the Jayrods
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who were using their technology to travel back
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in time and thereby creating overlaying time
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anomalies. Of course, Dan refused. The book was
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published and released in late 1998. Almost immediately,
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the committee took action against Dan, causing
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his PhD degree to be vacated. This was not all
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that difficult for them since Majestic had brokered
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the deal for his schooling to the PhD level in
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the first place and they controlled the playing
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field. The loss of this credential hit Dan so
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hard that he suffered a heart attack and was
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hospitalized. The j -rods. Those are extraterrestrials,
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right? Yeah, they're greys. And sorry, I know
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I should know this at this point. Why are we
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calling them j -rods? I haven't actually mentioned
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it yet. J -rod apparently is like an anglicized
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abbreviation of 15 light years away. And apparently
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it is a mixture of like Egyptian and Incan symbols
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that make j -rod. That's just what it comes to.
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Was not expecting that explanation. Okay, cuz
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I'm just picturing Chelsea be careful. You might
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be downloading too much Cuz I'm just picturing
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like white trailer park boys that are rappers
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Upon his recovery, Dan found himself seriously
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on the outs with Majestic and the Committee of
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the Majority. Angry than ever, Dan continued
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to look for more anomalies on Mars, and we produced
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two more small publications showing amazing finds
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on the surface of Mars. By the time 99 came around,
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the Committee of the Majority was determined
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to do something about Dan's behavior. They couldn't
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outright get rid of him, as he had heavy connections
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with the upper echelons of Majestic, as well
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as deep connections with the Jayrods who were
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in - treaty negotiations with majestic and major
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governmental bodies. Plus he also had familial
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connections due to his marriage into a majestic
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family line that reached all the way back to
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the early 1940s and the Roswell incidents. So
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the decision was taken to try to modify his memories
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by rebelling against their authority, in essence
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the entire period of time where he and I worked
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on Mars issues, and wrote the book Eagles Disobey
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the Case of Inca City Mars, and moved he and
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his family to a new location with nude cover
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jobs in a completely different environment. To
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facilitate this, Dan was taken up north and underwent
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a process involving experimental neuropeptids,
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I do not know all the details. Afterwards he
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was placed in Mississippi where he was supposed
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to begin a new life. What nobody in the committee
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of the majority had counted upon was the fact
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that Dan's mind utterly rejected the conditioning
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and soon thereafter he began to experience memory
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breakthroughs. Fearing for his health under the
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stress of these unpredicted results, Fearing
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that they might have ruined one of their best
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scientists, they decided to take steps to reverse
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what they'd done. Dan was collected and taken
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back into secure facilities and eventually returned
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to Las Vegas, where the family had been reestablished,
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to await his return. Thankfully, Dan recovered
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from this and settled back into his life in Las
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Vegas, concentrating on his research and personal
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studies. As time moved on, Dan became deeply
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involved in the study of the Voynich manuscript
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and his personal research project called the
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Lotus Protocol. He also became involved in the
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T9 treaty negotiations through his majestic connections,
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during which he was instrumental in getting the
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number of treaties authorized abductions reduced
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to zero. So we got him to think for that. Oh
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yeah, I always wondered who did that. More recently,
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he started researching the Sulpheggio frequencies
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and this has grown into a book -length project
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that he has received the kind of attention of
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Dr. Len Horowitz and Dan Winter. What started
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out as a small side project is gathering momentum
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as we already have publishers asking about it.
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We anticipate it's released toward the end of
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2006 or early 2007. In late 2003, two things
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happened. I found myself approached by Majestic
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and Duck did so that I would stop being a thorn
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in their side and offer the chance to work directly
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with Dan to help him complete certain projects
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that they felt were important. Why didn't they
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just kill me? I learned after my induction that
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my father was deeply involved as a courier between
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countries for the Majestic 12 while the creation
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of the Committee of the Majority was being undertaken
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in the early to mid -1960s. The other thing which
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happened was that Dan once again saw J -Rod who
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had become his friend at S4. The circumstances
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are more thoroughly explained by Dan in his DVD,
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but to say that in an utterly shocking move,
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Dan helped the J -Rod use a Stargate device so
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he could return home. Majestic personnel were
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once again very upset with Dan over this abduction,
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but there was nothing they could do. They don't
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get into it, but apparently he smuggled this
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J -Rod to Egypt to use a Stargate there to get
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home. Quite the story that he left out and we're
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still Nothing to do with Stargate. Then in the
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fall of 2005, Dan was presented with orders for
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him to speak openly and truthfully about his
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experiences with J -Rod's, as well as his time
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at Area 51 S4 and his history with Majestic.
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It was a shocking decision taken by Majestic
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12, and once his acceptance of their orders was
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transmitted back, they stood in adjournment,
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giving Dan a approximately one year to accomplish
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his mission. Thors were also addressed to me
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and others to protect him as he fulfilled his
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orders. When we told our associates... Who's
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telling the story? Who's me? That is... and it
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switches between first person and third person,
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Marcia McDowell. Oh, right. It was the woman
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I asked who it was and you said just me. Yeah.
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Okay. Right. I forgot about that. Okay. There's
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a lot of moving parts. When we told our associates
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of the situation, we immediately received offers
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of help. In fact, we tried twice to work with
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people who said all they wanted to do was help.
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Unfortunately, each time within a matter of months,
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their help changed into something very different.
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We knew that the only way to complete our orders
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within the timeframe was to take matters into
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our own hands. This meant that I had to learn
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how to edit and hope for the best. The DVD that
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Dan and I have recently released was done in
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fulfillment of these orders. The best technology
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that Majestic can offer in the mid -2000s is
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a DVD. Dan speaks to issues about the doctrine
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of convergent timeline paradox and how the Stargate
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looking glass technology impacts us all. It's
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not just a form of new technology, it is something
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that has the potential to cause irreparable harm
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as we move through this critical time in our
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history. We can either be faced with great catastrophe
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or a renaissance for humanity depending upon
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how we handle these next few years. Physically,
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in terms of keeping this technology from proliferating,
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and spiritually. The issue of the technological
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proliferation has been handled and continues
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to be contained by the armed forces of many great
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nations working quietly together. The spiritual
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issues are something which each of us can help
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with. On the spiritual side, we are encouraging
21:48
everybody to concentrate on unity and to meditate
21:50
or pray for humanity to successfully move through
21:53
its upcoming period of crisis. If we go the wrong
21:55
way, we justify the J -Rod's history books, and
21:57
eventually humanity will become fractured as
22:00
a result, splitting off into the forerunners
22:02
of the J -Rods and the Orians. Dan's so named
22:04
for the final destination of each of these groups
22:07
of humanity. They don't quite mention this, but
22:09
it turns out from his studies, Jayrods were humans
22:12
in the future from like 52 ,000 years. Oh, they
22:15
left that part out. Oh, wait, never mind. Dan's
22:18
friend, a Jayrod who came back approximately
22:20
52 ,000 years in our future, had come back in
22:22
time not only to obtain help for his people's
22:24
illness, but to share information with us so
22:26
we could take the necessary steps to change our
22:28
future for the better. Sorry, I guess they don't,
22:29
but yeah, they're humans from 52 ,000 years in
22:32
the future. Okay. If you feel inspired to help,
22:34
please visit the section in this website where
22:36
you can download Unity flyers. I believe that
22:39
the Majestic 12 know that there are things Dan
22:41
learned from the J -Rogs during that event in
22:43
the Clean Sphere which needs to be shared with
22:46
the public so that we can make it through this
22:48
critical time in our history and emerge into
22:50
our future as a united humanity. I also know
22:53
that we can't possibly reach everybody, but I
22:55
am confident. What? Why is she saying that? They
22:57
got DVDs on their side. It's 2006, baby. Yeah,
23:02
technologies. But I am confident that our best
23:04
efforts will get this information into the hearts
23:20
and minds of those people who need it. Who can
23:22
use it and who will help make a difference. This
23:24
is what the words Tell the World really mean.
23:26
This is why we're doing all of this and coming
23:28
forward now to tell people the truth about what
23:30
Dan experienced and what he learned of the extraterrestrial
23:33
intelligences. First hand, this first DVD plus
23:35
the many hours of live and taped interviews Dan
23:37
has provided to media technically fulfill the
23:40
orders. Why would you use the word technically?
23:44
Dan having met the minimum requirements is now
23:46
free to do as he chooses with the rest of his
23:48
retirement. I, on the other hand, have so much
23:50
information and taped material left over that
23:52
I can clearly envision doing additional DVDs
23:55
about aspects of Dan's experiences that I didn't
23:58
have time to cover in the first DVD. I am also
24:00
in possession of all Dan's diaries covering over
24:02
20 years of his life plus hundreds of thousands
24:04
of images and videos from his research. As many
24:07
of you know Dan's health is not good. After this
24:09
almost year -long effort to fulfill his orders
24:11
he actually mentions that every time he speaks
24:14
how he might be dying. He suffered another seizure
24:16
and he is still very ill with the aftermath.
24:18
It caught us all by surprise and forced us to
24:21
put the brakes on the one -on -one telephone
24:23
chats Dan had started to do with interested people
24:26
from the community. Hopefully those will be able
24:29
to start again once he feels better. But everything
24:31
will depend on Dan's health. One way or another
24:34
all the promises that Dan and I have made about
24:36
disclosing information to the public will be
24:39
honored and the charitable contributions as outlined
24:41
by Dan will be made. One thing I do know is Dan
24:43
is a fighter. He has been through more hardship
24:46
than any 10 people I know put together and he
24:48
still keeps fighting. I think he should serve
24:50
as the inspiration to everybody. Never give up.
24:52
Stay true to yourself. Keep your honor intact,
24:55
do what you know is right even if it's inconvenient,
24:58
and keep pressing forward no matter what others
25:00
say. Written September 2006 by Marsha McShelsey,
25:03
what do you think of that story? My question
25:05
is why the hell would we be interested in Dan's
25:08
interviews, Dan's journals, Dan's anything, if
25:11
he never is gonna spill what the J -Rod told
25:15
them? I feel like that's the information we want
25:18
and he doesn't want to give that information.
25:20
Yeah. And like, he's not gonna tell Majestic.
25:23
He can't say it anywhere because it will get
25:25
back to Majestic no matter what. Exactly. You
25:28
can't tell anyone outside of that because, I
25:32
mean, Majestic's more secret than telling Project
25:34
Camelot, so what do we want with Dan? Nothing.
25:38
Dan is just constantly in the hospital for weird
25:41
shit. I find it kind of hilarious that he doesn't
25:44
really talk about Looking Glass all that much
25:47
either, but he is where we kind of point to to
25:50
get to it. It almost feels like he thought the
25:52
big story was going to be the J -Rod's, but like
25:55
you've heard of Project Looking Glass, Chelsea,
25:56
I don't think you've ever heard the term J -Rod
25:58
before. I think that I probably have, but I just
26:02
blocked it out. OK, yeah, because it's a bad
26:04
name. Here's the thing with these people. They
26:07
take one idea and they go, yeah, I'm going to
26:10
say that. I was a part of the Majestic 12 and
26:13
then they just expand outwards from there and
26:16
they're just building upon other people's piles
26:19
of bullshit. And how you can tell that this is
26:22
so old is because Corey Goode is not involved.
26:26
And so you can elaborate on other people's ideas
26:29
and they'll be like, yeah, see, it's true. But
26:32
Corey Goode may be like, that's my idea. You
26:34
can't fucking say that you are in the space program.
26:38
Yep. Only I can. Because I lied about it. Yeah,
26:43
exactly. And that's my fucking idea. Or sorry,
26:46
I will add about some, but I don't tell you which
26:48
so that I can sue you. So this is a little bit
26:51
nostalgic in that way as well, where there is
26:54
a million different things that we already know
26:57
are well -known lies within what they're talking
27:00
about. And who is this woman? Are you gonna tell
27:03
us? You can't find anything else about her. Your
27:05
only connection you'll ever find McDowell is
27:08
through Dan Burish. I can't find anything about
27:11
her and her only writing credit is a co -author
27:14
on that Mars book. So she's just essentially...
27:18
She might not be real. I don't know. What is
27:20
her stats or whatever you would call it that
27:24
she is telling, like working on his behalf? Nothing?
27:27
Just... She's got a PhD apparently, but I should
27:31
say I couldn't find anything about her outside
27:33
of like her writing for Nan Barish. I also can't
27:37
find any educational credentials with schools
27:40
for Nan Barish. But as he mentioned, Majestic
27:43
12 took it away. so very convenient and weird
27:47
that they can just alter school records yeah
27:50
so weird yeah if you want to go look there's
27:54
a bunch of his interviews on youtube i find him
27:56
to be a very odd guy he's kind of weird looking
27:59
kind of i don't know i just get weird vibes from
28:02
him you give him a 10 for vibes he's not the
28:04
oldest person in the ufo community to reference
28:08
project looking glass i'm going to share my screen
28:11
with you this bad boy right here that guy looks
28:14
so familiar who baubles are project looking glass
28:17
had to do with time any effects of time in the
28:20
craft i don't think we're not talking about making
28:24
a time machine like in science fiction but we're
28:26
talking about you know small distortions intentional
28:29
distortions of time and how that can be okay
28:32
you oh my god that guy that you just showed me
28:37
he comes yeah he's on my next episode Weird that
28:44
he came up first but Chelsea so that was when
28:47
Bob Lazar was on Joe Rogan he referenced it but
28:49
you notice it didn't quite have the same kind
28:52
of feel to it he was talking about very small
28:54
changes in time it's not a time machine it's
28:56
a distortion of time yeah for the flight of UFOs
29:00
and he actually talked about this in 1989 Could
29:04
you briefly describe project looking glass and
29:07
project sidekick for us project looking glass
29:09
dealt with the? Distortion the fact that there's
29:12
a time distortion essentially looking back in
29:14
time and by that I do not mean Looking back years
29:18
ago to see the wagon train days They're looking
29:20
for distortions that are milliseconds in time
29:22
and what what that was used for I I don't know
29:25
but that was just observing the time that The
29:29
time distortion time dilation phenomena the craft
29:31
and operation Oh, that's not what the other guy
29:35
said. I hate this video. What am I looking at?
29:40
There's no focus. It's jumping all over the place.
29:47
It's an interview, so they're showing a UFO related
29:49
topic. So yeah, like if you notice, like what
29:52
Bob Lazar is describing as what Project Looking
29:55
Glass is. is not, in any way, how Dan Burrish
29:59
described it. Bob Lazar is describing it as like
30:01
millisecond time dilations. Whereas this is like,
30:04
no, we're looking into the future to see different
30:06
futures and try to make one come out. So, like,
30:11
he's not the first person to talk about it, but
30:13
when you talk about Project Looking Glass, and
30:15
it being something to look in the future, Dan
30:17
Burrish is the first person to talk about it.
30:18
Bob Lazar goes back to 89 on his idea. Now there
30:22
is one other person that kind of comes on as
30:25
a whistleblower for Project Looking Glass, not
30:29
as a whistleblower of somebody involved with
30:31
it, but somebody in passing, and his name is
30:33
Bill Wood, or at least his alias is Bill Wood.
30:37
He comes on, again, Project Camelot, before this
30:40
episode even starts, they have to deal with the
30:43
controversy of Bill Wood. Chelsea, brace yourself
30:47
for what you're about to see because we're gonna
30:49
look at this episode. This makes me so excited.
30:56
So Bill Wood is in the top left, top right David
31:00
Wilcock, a young and scrappy David Wilcock in
31:04
2012. Why is he here? Because. Chelsea, just
31:10
before we get too far with Bill Wood in this,
31:12
whenever you see an interview or somebody talking
31:13
about Bill Wood, they'll say he has some controversy
31:16
in his past. And they are going to address the
31:19
controversies right off the bat, and they get
31:21
real awkward really fast. Basically, what I want
31:27
to say to everybody out there who's doubting,
31:31
you know, my credentials and what I did in the
31:33
military, all I can say is I'm completely fine
31:36
with that, because I don't have evidence that
31:42
there is a SEAL Team 9. I think it's pretty plausible
31:45
that people recognize that the Navy didn't just
31:49
forget the number 9 when they were making SEAL
31:51
teams and up until very recently SEAL Team 6
31:55
didn't exist either. So there's a lot about what
31:59
I did that is considered above top secret and
32:04
I'm sure everybody would agree that after 9 -11
32:07
those records were probably scrubbed clean from
32:12
ever existing. So that's what I have to say about
32:15
that. I would like to recognize that after my
32:20
interview, I did have the opportunity to talk
32:23
to David after that. And David and I have since
32:27
talked for many, many, many, many hours. That's
32:32
correct. absolutely thrilled to find out that
32:37
we have been working in tandem without ever knowing
32:41
it and that when we compared notes we were strangely
32:48
thrilled that what he's been doing with his work
32:52
and what I've been doing with my work were jiving
32:56
together now and we have since been able to get
33:04
a lot of work done. I guess I'll also say here
33:07
that I have plugged Bill into the insider's network
33:12
that I'm a part of which has expanded and I was
33:15
able to put him in touch with people who would
33:19
have eaten him for breakfast if he was fake and
33:22
they were very impressed. So he says he was part
33:26
of CLT 9 which doesn't exist. Yeah. And he says
33:30
he has no evidence that SEAL Team 9 exists. Okay.
33:33
Fair enough. Okay. And lastly, I have people,
33:37
obviously a lot of Navy SEALs, and there is a
33:40
rumor, you know, out there that's really going
33:42
full force as a result of actually some of those
33:45
probably Navy SEALs may be well -meaning as they
33:49
may be, who simply do not understand, well...
33:54
They don't even know that Osama bin Laden was
33:57
not killed by SEAL Team 6. He actually died many
34:01
years ago, and that's documented. But it's documented
34:05
more in the, if you would call it, the conspiracy
34:09
or so -called conspiracy areas that we... deal
34:14
with on a daily basis. But people do not understand
34:18
the relationship you had with this, if you want
34:21
to call it that, with the 16 -year -old girl.
34:24
Now somebody is writing to me that the girl was
34:27
12. Can you please address that? And tomorrow's
34:29
gonna be 11, and the day after that she'll be
34:32
eight. You know, these people don't show any
34:37
information. It's just talk. They don't show
34:39
any proof. They don't even show their faces.
34:43
So, you know, I don't care. Even I've taught
34:48
me that. Okay, but in the interview, basically
34:55
I just want the facts on the table in this live
34:58
stream so that we can get on with it, you know
35:01
what I'm saying? And the facts are that you had...
35:07
consensual sex with a 16 year old and you were
35:10
25 at the time that it was not against the law
35:13
where you were located which I understand was
35:15
I believe San Diego but clarify it. Let me stop
35:19
you there. Go right ahead. It has been since
35:21
pointed out to me that it may have been against
35:24
the law so I will amend my statement and say
35:27
this I was not tried in the state of California
35:31
even though this incident occurred in the state
35:33
of California. I was tried by the military, even
35:37
though proper protocol and procedure would say
35:40
that I should have been tried by the state of
35:43
California. You were tried two years after the
35:46
fact. The military went back two years to find
35:50
this incident and then charge you. Is that correct?
35:53
That's correct. And the incident occurred Long
35:57
before my court martial occurred. Okay. So at
36:01
this point, I think that we've covered the most
36:04
controversial areas that the SEAL teams out there,
36:08
the various Navy SEALs, et cetera, are concerned
36:12
about. Yes. It's the controversy that people
36:17
say that he is surrounded by. Statutory rape.
36:21
Okay. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, and they all just say
36:24
it's consensual. I've never heard an interview
36:26
with the other side of it I don't know if there
36:29
is such thing as consensual sex with a 16 year
36:31
old when there's a 25 year old involved, but
36:33
that's where it is There isn't yep. Anyhow it
36:36
goes on and David Wilcock finally takes over
36:38
at one point and he starts telling us how This
36:42
all lines up with what he's being told and Bill
36:44
Wood changes the story so that Basically Project
36:51
Looking Glass hit a brick wall where they couldn't
36:54
see forward in time past 2012, which meant something
36:57
big was going to happen. And that's, no matter
37:01
what, they couldn't see past this time. And that's
37:04
where David Wilcock comes in and Project Camelot,
37:06
they're like, yes, the 2012 phenomenon. We're
37:09
going to take it. It's perfect. So David Wilcock's
37:14
here because he's basically be the 2012 convergence
37:18
person. Yeah. How is he still around? Who the
37:24
frick knows? This by the way is Dan Burish. Oh
37:29
yeah, oh that's a creepy dude right there. Oh
37:33
yeah. And yep. Oh no, I don't want to listen
37:36
to her. Oh no, you have to because Candace Owens
37:39
is the reason we're actually talking about this
37:41
because guess what? She's on Team Project Looking
37:45
Glass as a thing. as of right now I just need
37:48
to look up I really dislike oh yeah she's an
37:51
awful horrible human being but she starts off
37:55
right here talking about why we gotta talk about
37:58
Project Looking Glass and it's because there's
38:02
a commercial yes because of this beautiful leather
38:08
belt it is an absolute fact that Charlie Kirk
38:13
thought that he was a time traveler. He told
38:14
me he was a time traveler repeatedly. I showed
38:17
you guys that text message exchange. I said to
38:19
him in response that I didn't feel the same way
38:22
and that I thought I was from another planet,
38:24
that I was an alien my entire life. Just do not
38:27
get it here. This planet is ghetto. That's how
38:29
I feel. I don't understand it. The rules don't
38:31
make sense. Is she just going off the rails?
38:33
Oh yeah. Okay. Fair enough. Anyways, this brings
38:42
us obviously to the CIA CIA's project Looking
38:45
Glass. Essentially, there were these whistleblowers
38:48
like I told you in the military. Yes. And I want
38:50
to remind you whistleblowers Dan Burish and Bill
38:53
Watt had a technology. That's it. Okay. They
38:56
stole. Of course. Please do not miss the part
38:59
that I keep explaining to you. These people are
39:01
not smarter than you. They're not they're just
39:03
more evil. They steal. They plunder and they
39:05
steal things and then they rewrite history and
39:07
pretend that they were geniuses. Anyways, they
39:10
have a knack for murder even a knack for theft
39:12
and this time just like a lot of times before
39:15
they stole a device from the ancient Sumerian
39:18
civilization that's located in modern modern
39:20
-day Iraq and Very advanced civilization. They're
39:24
obsessed also with the Egyptian civilization
39:26
as we discussed yesterday the Satanist kind of
39:28
taking and Reintroducing these things first.
39:33
They keep them to themselves. They hoard these
39:35
things and then they kind of give us so they
39:37
steal this piece of technology and they incorporate
39:39
it into a computer, and suddenly they're apparently
39:43
able to predict future outcomes. Just imagine
39:48
the deep states being able to look into a glass,
39:53
so to speak, the Sumerian culture was known for
39:55
their advancement in glass, and to see different
40:00
outcomes. I mean, the amount of power that you
40:02
would have, and then also fathom in your mind
40:06
that the people that our Satanists have this
40:09
power. But to bring this back to my earlier point
40:11
about all of these things that are happening
40:13
or have happened that are seemingly inexplicable,
40:16
it just lives inside of me that Charlie Kirk
40:18
knew he was going to die. How? How was he so
40:20
certain that he was going to die young? How is
40:22
that possible? How was he even able to describe
40:26
it as this tragic event? How did he know? How
40:29
was he certain, by the way, as he said in those
40:32
messages? that from the moment he signed onto
40:36
the dotted line to begin Turning Point USA, he
40:40
knew he was going to die. He knew his death was
40:42
going to related to Turning Point USA. That's
40:46
not a coincidence. Yeah. Absurd to be a coincidence,
40:51
not absurd. Project Looking Glass as the reason
40:54
for Charlie Kirk's assassination for he saw it.
40:57
Not absurd. We were all... And Chelsea, Michael
41:03
Salla, in fact, might have the best answer for
41:07
Dan Burrish. He had a whole essay. I'm taking
41:11
the conclusion for this. Please Michael Salla.
41:14
I would rather listen to Michael Salla than Candace
41:17
Owen. Oh, any day of the week. Dr. Michael Salla
41:20
wrote this in -depth article about Dan Burrish
41:22
and Dan's like this. In conclusion, the Burrish
41:24
case will undoubtedly continue to raise controversy
41:27
due to the polemical positions taken by supporters
41:30
and critics of his public disclosures. I don't
41:32
know, he likes his fancy words. Polemical. There
41:36
is a need to discern what is valuable in Bursch's
41:38
disclosure of classified technologies and to
41:41
separate it from the disinformation to decide
41:42
to distract and confuse researchers. This is
41:45
especially important when it comes to the topic
41:46
of Stargate technology and likelihood that such
41:49
technologies drive geopolitical events such as
41:51
91 and 2003 military interventions in Iraq. If
41:55
Stargate Technologies exists to the extent Burst
41:57
describes, and this is technology that he directly
41:59
experienced, he is important to consider his
42:01
testimony on its merits. The growing scientific
42:03
interest in the feasibility of traversable wormholes,
42:06
time travel, or Stargate Technology makes it
42:08
important to consider whistleblower sources from
42:10
the classified world describing the existence
42:12
of such technologies and their varying applications.
42:14
He thinks it's important to look at him, but
42:16
he's like, I can't actually tell if it's true
42:18
or not. Which is really weird for Salah to say.
42:22
I was just gonna say that. Because, like, his
42:24
whole thing is taken at face value and just run.
42:27
And all things, the only doctor in the story.
42:31
The only actual doctor. And yeah, it's a way
42:34
longer document from Michael Sallow on that one.
42:36
I would have played, like, what he said about
42:38
him, but I thought there's a lot of clips, so
42:40
I thought I could just do that and man, he's
42:42
a long -winded individual. And Chelsea, of course,
42:44
no episode would be complete of looking who has
42:47
spoken on this if we didn't go to this man right
42:50
here. I knew it! I didn't. And he's talking about
42:56
this in 2025. Yeah, he shaved his little mustache.
43:01
Look at him! He's got his hair combed over all
43:03
nice. He's showing up proper. Sorry, this is
43:06
Richard Doty. He has shaved his mustache. He
43:09
put on the thick glasses. He looks like freshly
43:12
showered. Oh, and sorry, before we get to this
43:16
part, I gotta play this because this annoys the
43:19
fuck out of me. So this is the intro for Richard
43:22
Doty. Mr. Richard Doty, very happy to have you
43:25
on sir as a master sergeant, a retired master
43:28
sergeant who served as a special agent with the
43:30
Air Force Office of Special Investigations also
43:33
known as AFOSI. So if you hear that acronym,
43:36
that's what it means today. where Rick specialized
43:39
in counterintelligence and the protection of
43:42
highly classified programs. During his tenure,
43:45
Mr. Doty was read into two special access programs,
43:48
known as SAPs, and partially read into another
43:50
12, granting him a very, very rare insight into
43:54
deeply protected operations involving UFOs and
43:57
non -human intelligence. Following his retirement,
44:00
Mr. Doty became a prominent, if not controversial,
44:03
figure in the UFO research community. step forward
44:08
as a whistleblower sharing first -hand knowledge
44:10
from his intelligence background and contributing
44:12
to influential work such as exempt from disclosure.
44:15
with Robert Collins. Doty's career and testimony
44:18
have been featured in numerous documentaries
44:20
and TV series, including the acclaimed The Mirage
44:23
Men, which explores disinformation campaigns.
44:26
He also appeared in the J .J. Abrams produced
44:28
Showtime docu -series UFO in 2020. This episode
44:32
has made me learn if somebody says controversial
44:35
in a description of somebody, you got to fucking
44:37
go look up the controversy because they will
44:39
not tell you what they're meaning by it. Yep.
44:42
Richie D just has a little bit of controversy
44:45
in his past. Just a little bit. Just a little
44:47
bit of controversy. Same with Bill What's -his
44:51
-face from uh... Oh, Bill Wood? Yeah, just a
44:55
little controversy in his past. Just a little
44:56
bit of controversy. I love how he's fidgeting
44:59
on his chair right now. This is an hour fifty,
45:06
Chelsea. He needs recess. So yeah, Richard Doty
45:12
has talked about this too, adding support to
45:14
the whole thing. Yeah, always bring in Doty to
45:18
bring in the credibility. Chelsea, I also need
45:22
to tell you that I did find this website called
45:24
the Burrish Archive, which is basically this
45:26
guy was so passionate about the damn Burr story
45:28
that he had to make a website about it. And so
45:31
passionate about it, in fact, he had to have
45:33
AI create podcast episodes of the - burish archive
45:38
for him what super weird very weird okay can
45:42
we play a little bit i've never heard an ai podcast
45:45
i don't think which is exactly why a methodical
45:49
you know how do you know this is ai because i've
45:51
had ai make me a podcast before it sounds exactly
45:53
like this so our mission today is to chart this
45:55
incredibly complex narrative chronologically
45:58
from his recruitment through his work at the
46:00
infamous s4 facility and i think most importantly
46:03
look at the corroborating evidence right the
46:05
pieces that have been brought forward it's got
46:07
a i feel right including the burish archive itself
46:09
yeah exactly we need to lay this story out piece
46:13
by piece yeah this guy's obsessed with it and
46:16
through it i actually learned but not assessed
46:18
enough to make his own fun guess i know Anyhow,
46:24
this ended up making me learn about the storyline
46:27
of Dan Burrish and how he's actually still alive
46:30
today, and in fact still maintains his own website,
46:33
Chelsea. It is eaglesdisobey .net. And it is
46:38
so freaking confusing. This is the Canada flag.
46:43
Waving Canada flag. Doesn't move in any way.
46:46
Is he Canadian? Don't think so. Okay. Next up,
46:50
Eagles Disobey. I guess he's just trying to get
46:51
on the good side of everybody. This is a stereotypical
46:56
UFO website, by the way. Well, it is, but there's
46:59
no ads. There's nothing to click on anywhere
47:02
at all. Did you highlight everything? I highlighted
47:05
everything. There's nothing. I believe Eagles
47:08
Disobey D &M's flagship website mean Dan and
47:11
Marsha's, and all projects are ongoing. Secret
47:14
squirrel on duty. Where did the squirrel come
47:17
from? I don't know. And I love that there's eagles
47:20
flying around Mars. Some type of NASA thing,
47:24
a lighthouse. I really hope that's not the secret
47:26
space program because we should be reporting
47:29
that to Corey Goode. Really fucking hope not.
47:32
I shouldn't say there's anything to click on.
47:33
There's one thing to click on. It's a YouTube
47:35
video for Everyone's Gone to the Moon by Jonathan
47:38
King. And yeah, it's copyrighted 2026 by Lady
47:43
Marsha Anne, PhD, which I have to assume is Marsha
47:48
Is this it? Yep, that's it. I don't know what
47:52
to think about that. Anyhow, every time you hear
47:55
Project Looking Glass, it goes back to those
47:56
two people. First guy's really weird and the
47:58
second one is a statutory rapist. And the statutory
48:02
rapist guy with connections to David Wilcock.
48:05
And SEAL Team 9. He came after yeah, yeah, he
48:10
came after and potentially you can trace it back
48:13
to Bob Lazar But it seems like a completely different
48:14
project looking glass that he's talking about
48:16
But Bob Lazar does tie it to MJ 12. Did he? Yeah,
48:20
he did Oh, and I should say also on here. They
48:23
do have MJ 12 is like, where is it? Does this
48:26
guy have anything good to say this guy who is
48:28
obsessed with AI? I was torn. I was actually
48:31
gonna read his summary of everything, but then
48:33
I was like, no, I got to read Marsha's Marsha's
48:35
is better Marsh's at least seems like it probably
48:38
wouldn't be AI. You never know about this somewhere
48:40
on this page He had the majestic 12 on here.
48:43
This is the guy who did it Brian Jackson He was
48:45
said he was a fan of Bill Hamilton's investigative
48:48
work Who's the first person to talk to Dan Burish?
48:50
But Bill Hamilton's also an exo -politics guy.
48:53
So that immediate was like oh, that's bad Did
48:56
Burish ever comment on the other statutory? Burish
49:01
never talked up about Bill Wood No, but they
49:03
never worked together or knew each other, so
49:05
I understand why. Okay, I mean, one could add
49:10
credence to the other, I guess. Yeah, sorry,
49:12
I was just trying to find - he had a Majestic
49:13
12 and it was like, everybody that was in Majestic
49:16
12 and Dick Cheney was like, MJ1. Why can I not
49:20
find that? Because you're trying to find it.
49:22
Yeah, that's a fair point. Anyhow, Chelsea, any
49:24
questions? Lots. That was a roller coaster of...
49:30
a lot of things. We saw everybody. You always
49:34
gotta love and we see it come up a lot where
49:37
things get stacked upon each other. People add
49:40
to stories and stuff like that that are starting
49:42
with something. People that are nice in the community
49:45
and don't copyright their work. Yeah, we've only
49:48
come up against the one that we know of so far.
49:51
I suspect there's another one who's done it too.
49:54
Maybe. It kind of unravels when the original
49:58
person with the original story kind of comes
50:01
forward and says that everything that I did was
50:03
disinformation and I was being actively fed disinformation
50:07
to disseminate it into the community. So everything
50:10
else kind of unravels from there. But then you
50:13
get all these people who just kind of want to
50:16
add to the story and make themselves a part of
50:19
it. I especially find with Dan's original story,
50:22
like the 2012 story does not make any sense because
50:26
like J -Rod comes from 52 ,000 years in the future
50:28
so why would we run into a hiccup at 2012? Doesn't
50:32
make any sense. And you're gonna see stuff like
50:35
that when it's made up. Yeah. Wow, that was a
50:41
roller coaster that I wasn't expecting and I
50:43
do definitely remember this from when I was younger
50:46
watching this I used to watch Project Cam a lot
50:49
all the time another one that we need to do an
50:51
episode on you're really looking for that I'm
50:53
looking hard. I can't find it Oh, go up, go up,
50:56
go up. I've watched this one. 2007. I watched
51:00
that one. I hope you're all the wiser now and
51:02
can kind of sniff out any time somebody mentions
51:05
Project Looking Glass. If not, at least it was
51:07
a fun story with a J -Rod. Oh, that was a fun
51:10
story. I've been Taylor, here with Chelsea. We
51:12
are Journey to the Fringe. Thank you all for
51:13
listening. We'll see you next week. Bye. camera
51:24
and audio stands, the pylons are around this
51:26
device, there's a gate and a ring. So, again,
51:31
here's the actual picture that he drew of this
51:34
stargate. Now, what you're seeing there, again,
51:38
is there's three pylons. Let's go back one more
51:42
just to... So you got these three pylons, okay?
51:46
And then you see what looks like gears around
51:48
them. Those gears are not physical things. They
51:51
are somehow energetic structures that you physically
51:55
see. But the point is you have a triangle of
51:58
them. There's a triangular area of these three
52:01
pylons. And then in between where you have the
52:06
two red disks there, you have one of these barrels
52:10
of water. And you have to zap it with electromagnetic
52:13
energy again. And then what does it do? It creates
52:16
this slate gray ring. You can't see anything
52:19
but the slate gray color, but yet when you walk
52:23
through it you will travel to another place.
52:26
And then you also notice there he has those little
52:28
canisters at the bottom. Those are argon gas
52:32
canisters because the whole technology requires
52:35
argon gas to work. Argon is very useful for what
52:39
we call charge clusters. We'll get into that
52:42
in another talk. So again, he says here area
52:46
containing three rings on a gyro driver device
52:48
I already showed you that before and then there's
52:50
the two red discs in between that apparently
52:53
helped to stabilize this and Then he said that
52:56
you you walk through an area of strange perception.
52:58
It's like you're hallucinating things get very
53:00
strange the other weird thing is I said before
53:04
is that the barrel can be tilted and So if you
53:07
have the barrel tilted upright like you see at
53:09
the top you get the looking glass configuration
53:13
where you can look into the future, but you can't
53:15
go through it. If you tilt the barrel relative
53:19
to Earth's gravitational field, you get this
53:21
slate gray ring, which you see more towards the
53:24
bottom, and then it works as a stargate. Now,
53:28
there's a whole lot of stuff that I could talk
53:30
about with this. This really, really blew me
53:33
away.