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Montauk Monsters & Mind Control - High Strangeness at Camp Hero with Brian Minnick · The Cryptid Huntress

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I have a fantastic guest here tonight, don't I always? I have
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the best guests. I have Brian Minnick here with me today and he's in
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the studio. You might know him from montauk Is Strange on YouTube. Don't
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All right, y'all. Well, let's get to our guests tonight, because
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we got a lot to talk about, okay. Brian is a long time
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Camp Hero researcher, having visited the base since his childhood and started exploring in
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serious fashion in nineteen ninety four. He's been involved in this research ever since.
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He's been on several cable TV shows on Montalk, including History, Travel,
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Science, and The CW and as men spoke with the authors of the
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original book series on several occasions. He shares all of his research and findings
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on his YouTube channel, Montalk is Strange, along with Danielle At another long
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time camp Hero explorer with a lot to share. Brian has been working on
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a book that is all about Montak for the past three years, and he
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should be finishing that soon. We're gonna bring him back when he gets that
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book published, okay, and so help me. Welcome to space Out Radio.
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For the first time ever, we have Brian Minnick here with us today.
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Hey Brian, Hey Brian. Oh you're muted. Let's get you unmuted.
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Can you hear me? Let's say, let's unmute Brian. Are you
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there? Okay, I can't hear you, Bryan, I can hear you.
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While ago, Now I can't hear you. Can you hear me?
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Okay? Oh here, let's fix the audio. I'm so sorry, everybody.
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Okay, hold on, let's work on this real quick because I still
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can't hear you. All right, let's see everybody's audience. Can y'all hear
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me. Okay, I still can't hear you. Hold on, let me
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go in the settings here. Yes, y'all can hear me. No sound
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for Brian. Okay, Brian, we're gonna try to get your your audio.
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Make sure your mute button's not pushed or anything. Okay, so everybody
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can hear me. Hey, y'all, we're gonna get this work to hewn.
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Hold on. Let me let me get Brian's let me work on his
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settings here. Okay, edit mic settings here. Okay, yours was muted
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and now it's not. Okay, it says yours muted. Brian, go
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to the audio if you can. We're gonna get this working. Check the
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mic in the stream yard. Go down to the settings. Brian. Okay,
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I'm sorry, y'all. Hold up, que cards all are so funny.
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Yeah, are you on that? Nope? I still can't hear you,
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Brian. Okay, hold on, y'all. We were hearing each other
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just fine before the show started, So y'all hold on one second. I
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do have a private chat here, so let's see go. Let's all.
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I gotta type it out. Brian. You know you also could log out
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and then log back in and uh and maybe that will work. Uh,
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because it's it was working right before we went live. Yeah, so everybody
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while we're working on getting the audio fixed. Uh, he's he's heading out,
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y'all. Okay, So Brian, I'm gonna give you guys a little
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bit of background on Brian. Okay, because Brian came on My My show
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at the Cryptic Huntress over on YouTube about a week or two ago with Long
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Island Bigfoot Mike. Y'all may know Mike, and everybody knows Mike, by
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the way, shout out to Mike and uh, and he we talked about
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Montauk Monster. So I had to bring him back on. Let's see here
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we got now. I'm not sure you're working. Yeah right, we can
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hear you now, Brian, thank you. Wait, you're just muted again.
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It's just muted again. Its own, Sorry about that. The first
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link was great, and then when I opened two stream Yard links at once
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different ones, it booted me. I think, so, oh my gosh,
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I'm so sorry. It's okay. No, it's okay. Listen,
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we're here. We're here. It only took us a few minutes and we
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are good to go. Brian, I am so happy, so happy to
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have you here. You are saw, you are a dynamic guest with some
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amazing research at of on Top, New York. And for the audience,
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in case anybody in the audience isn't familiar with mont Talk, you guys,
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this is what Stranger Things was based off of that TV series on Netflix.
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Okay, and so, Brian, you have lived there around the area most
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of your life, right, and uh, and you've been exploring mont Talk.
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This base is called Camp Hero and this is may or may not be
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which I think you say it is, right, the sight of secretive research
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project called the Montauk Project. So tell me a little bit about this,
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tell me how you got into it, and let's go from there. You
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got it, Yeah, it's it has a pattern. You know. The
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base is a military base that's been actually a military active military base since this
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country's began and even before that, really through the Revolutionary War, and it's
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always had a pattern of testing brand new, top secret equipment weapons, and
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you know, they don't seem as significant now because they're so used to things
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like radio. You know, it's it's not exciting, but at the time
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they were rolling out a lot of new things at MONTO so the pattern has
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always been a base, you know, a testing base, and a base
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whether to reveal some of our best stuff. I started going there back are.
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You know a lot of people on Long Island, they will go to
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the Lighthouse, which is at the very eastern extremity of Long Island, which
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is sticking out in the Atlantic, and there's nothing. When you look out,
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you can you know, there's just open ocean. The next sting across
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is Europe, you know, Africa, Australia, whatever direction you go in.
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I mean, so it's the end they call it. That's what some
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of the pumper stickers you'll see out there say. Long story short. We
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used to go out there and then we would ride on bikes, you know,
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me and my friends would get on bikes. We'd park at the lighthouse
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parking lot, which is very close to the entrance of Campiro. So in
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exploring, we wandered it right into the base, found an old bunker,
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climbed right into it and started walking through the tunnels with no flashlights, you
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know, and you know we started. I realized there was a base there,
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but I didn't realize it was a tough secret. You know, there
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was more two it until the books came out in like ninety two. I
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got a hold of them in ninety three, and all of my friends,
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you know, we were in high school at the time. We would be
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ditching senior classes all time, going all the way out because it's about forty
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miles from where we were in high school. So we'd go out there in
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a day trip and just go run around the base, and after the fun
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war off, you know, we're getting chased around by the security. We
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started taking it more seriously, and I was really taking seriously, taking pictures,
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videos, taking notes of everything, and writing down each each visit.
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So you know, each year we would visit about twelve times, probably once
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a month through the nineties, the mid nineties, and and you know,
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I had a small break in the in the late mid to late two thousands,
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but I've been going there in my entire life pretty much. I was
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trying to count how many times I've been there. It's probably about almost eighty
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like ball day trips at the base. So and it's nice now you can
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drive right in and park, and you used to have to walk like a
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couple of miles to get into the base. So it's a long history of
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going to Camp Bureau, So a lot of different opinions over the years that
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have changed, you know. Wow, So yeah, it's it's it never
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lets us down. I mean we didn't go out there. Sometimes we would
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just go there and looking at our military. Yeah sorry, if there's a
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lag, go ahead. Well no, So so you were actually going there
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before any of this Stranger Things stuff ever came about, way before people even
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probably even had any idea that any project was going on there. Yeah,
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way before you know, Stranger Things. I think was it like around twenty
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ten, after twenty ten, I think Stranger Things was becoming huge or starting
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at that point. I have to look at the exact date actually, but
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you know, there was a time where it was almost forgotten about. I
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thought like after they started turning into a park, they really cracked down on
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the security even harder. And then after that we got a ticket there.
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I got arrested there. Actually it was a trespassing ticket, and that was
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on video that's on Night Channel. On one of the older videos, you
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could see them arresting us in it, so you know, they put that
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all over TV and everything. It's no secret. I even became friends with
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the State trooper that that gave me the ticket, you know, over the
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years, and we were talking about all kinds of he was. He was
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a cool guy, and long story short, I got I left it for
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a few years, and you know, I was working in an office,
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and when the Internet was first started becoming huge, I thought, this is
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a fantastic way for me to dig in and find stuff about Manto because before
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that it's like word of mouth and visits to the library, you know,
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looking things up. So I was just downloading and printing everything I probably shouldn't
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have been doing at work, but I collected a huge you know, I
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started building a huge archive then, and then I had like about eight or
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ten years where I just kind of forgot until the History Channel had gotten in
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touch with me and I were you know, I was on a show called
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The Dark Files with Chris Garatano and x CIA agent Barry Eisner. He writes
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like spy novels now and investigative reporter Steve Volk from Philadelphia. I think he
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writes for the paper of Philadelphia, Song or something. So those guys were
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kind of meeting me for the first time and me meeting them for the first
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time on camera, and they were asking me all the questions and I showed
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them everything. But they also paid me to do some research, like behind
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the scenes, and they used a lot of my photos and videos. So
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I basically got really back into researching. I got like I dove in like
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way deeper than I ever dove before. After that, I never stopped researching,
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and then eventually started the channel, you know, and that was thanks
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partially thanks to Mike Longland. Bigfoot you know, pushed me at the time.
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I met him online through a comment started talking, you know, because
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he's local, didn't and I thought it was fascinating looking in these woods for
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Bigfoot, And he said, why don't you just make a channel? And
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I said, you're right, Well, I don't know, you know,
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why am I holding on to all this stuff and not sharing it when I
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could be making it, you know, public for everybody to have. So
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that's basically what got us to start it. So and you know, Danielle
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is my wife that also goes with me to the base, and I've dragged
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her along in the beginning, you know, since we met, and she
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knows a lot of she knows a good deal about the base through osmosis,
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you know, and Also she's really good with feeling out the property, you
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know when we're there or I amnalytical. She's more of a feeler, like
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a sensitive kind of person there. So it's good to have different people to
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go with. Different people. Everybody has a great, you know, new
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way to look at things, different input. So I enjoy going with others.
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Oh yeah, oh yeah. I mean I know a group of people
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hidden up there next month and uh. And so there there's people that would
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that claimed to be involved directly in the Project Montalk and uh. And you
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know Project Montalk involved kidnapping of children and and just regular people children to lepathy
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experiments and portals to other dimensions and things like that, time travel and all
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that. And I'm really big in all this stuff because you know, I
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do remote I always say I do. I'm a remote viewer, right and
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uh. And the people that have been involved in those programs who I'm actually
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friends with personally, yea, they claimed that they were actually taught remote viewing
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in some of those programs and things like that. So that's cool that.
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I mean, I'd like to meet, you know, and and I haven't
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got to hear a lot of their stories. And I do know several people
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who said they've been involved and on different levels. You know, one was
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on a few of the shows with me, and that's how I met Jolofreno,
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and he's got a pretty good backstory. And I've also met a whole
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bunch of other people who've come to me over the years. I've listened to
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their stories and stuff and included them all as they told them to me.
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But there's also local people who feel like they've been involved who don't tell anybody
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at all, Like you bump into them somewhere and they tell you this,
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but they don't even talk online at all about it. So there are there's
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these people out there who are not even found by others that are also feel
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like they've been involved. So you know, there's there's a phenomenon about having
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dreams about working at Montok or so on and so forth. You know,
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something similar to that. I've even had dreams that I started dreaming. There's
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Mantoka used to have not just one radar, but like six radars on Radar
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Hill, which is like where the big radar is now, the an FPS
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thirty five stage radar that's the only one that's left there. But there used
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to be all these golf ball looking radarts. They're called radomes. It's like
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a radar inside of like a bubble, a rubber bubble, and it turns,
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you know, but it looks like a bunch of kind of like golf
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balls. But yeah, you can see that pedestal there on the artwork that
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you're showing. The one to the right and the pink one on the left
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both used to have those radars on top, and there were six of those.
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There's one behind you could kind of see the railing. But long story
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short, I used to dream that I worked at these places all around the
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world, and like you know, one was in the corn field, one
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was on the water, and I like still across the bay. And I
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just thought it was strange. It was a weird phenomenon, like you're dreaming,
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like this other life you're having, and each night you're working at this
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place, it's like reoccurring, you know. But but I didn't because of
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the way I'm trying to investigate Montok and to show people who don't believe in
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this kind of stuff at all, I'm trying to build like a real circumstantial
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case with evidence and stuff, at least in the way of showing some things
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did exist through like the military history and gaps in this service that line up
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with the story. So I've left out like a lot of my own personal
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thoughts and experiences on the subject just too, because that's one thing that the
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first thing they'll grab and use against you to like try to make your research
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not incredible. So I try to keep those separated, right, But I
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do, you know, I do know a lot of people who have told
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me a lot of crazy stuff. So it's very interesting and I'd love to
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hear more with everybody that you know, you may, that'd be cool,
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absolutely, now, Okay, So so this just made me think of something
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that for some reason, I felt inclined to post something on my Instagram this
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morning, and it was something that I watched a video I can can't remember.
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The guy's name has a YouTube channel his former CIA. He's like a
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whistleblower kind of a marine or something. I can't remember. I'd look it
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up. I'm sorry, I don't have Yeah, no, that's it sounds
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familiar. But they were talking about how fast food companies are putting they're doing
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something where they're they're putting commercials into the into the ethers while we're sleeping.
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Basically, Now, they didn't just get that technology. They didn't come up
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with that technology by themselves. Okay, like Mickey Nees is not telling me
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I need a big Mac while I'm sleeping. I'm not dreaming about that out
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of nowhere. Uh, someone came up with this technology and with all of
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those radars and all this infrasound and all the stuff that could potentially been going
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on for years. Because you gotta think, like anything they're showing us,
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anything that's public, is like one hundred years behind technologically what they're telling us.
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Okay, like we're we are getting like the nineteen fifties stuff right now
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in twenty twenty. So what could it be? Do you think that they
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could have been actually sending out radar, like some kind of sonar, some
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kind of infrasound to everybody in the montagu area to test them to make them
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think that they had been abducted or in that program. Yeah, there's kind
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we kind of into like proving some of that with in the in the like
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kind of documentary we did on the LSD house that used to be at Montauk,
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Like it's they called the Acid House. Where they did, you know,
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obvious drug experiments. In the nineteen sixty one we pinned it down to
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it was a part of m MK ultra. But that same year they wrote
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a paper scientist with the last named Frey wrote a paper called the Fray effect
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and it's it's called the microwave auditory effect. And that means the people who
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and who discovered this were the first radar technicians in the end of World War
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two when they started using radars, which they had some of the first radars
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in World War two at Montauk, several of them. But those are the
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guys who discovered the auditory effects. So if microwave is on, you could
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hear four different sounds that they catalog like a clicking, a hiss, a
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pop or like I forgot the fourth going to clicker, but it's something like
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that. So we you know, tonitis is another symptom of it. So
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long story short radio is the radars use microwave. That's what they are there,
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pcrowave radars and the towers that we all use for our cell phones that
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you see across the entire world. You know, they put they disguise them
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as like trees. They put them along trees, those are emitting. Those
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are omnidirectional microwave antennas and they're just emitting microwave out in every direction. So
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that's what five G is. They just turned it up another gig. It's
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not a big deal because six G will be next, and then seven it
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was out gone too and people were freaking. Yeah. They are beaming energy
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out into the air, and in that energy is all the information on everybody's
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cell phone. Everything we're doing all day long is bouncing around. So if
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the human brain is susceptible enough, I mean, is able sensitive enough to
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pick up this information, you know, on a subconscious level, we must
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get images. And I'm sure the first thing that the first two things people
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do with technology is either create a weapon or create something to make money with.
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So what you said about the fest food makes one hundred percent. You
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know, it makes scientific sense that it's feasible, and also it make sense
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that they would do it. They have a reason to do it for a
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profit. Yeah. Absolutely. Now I also, okay, so I saw
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another video, and I know people are divided on the David I or I
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whatever his name is. Yeah, I think he's got very good information.
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He's putting out whether he's whoever, if he's somebody's feeding information, whatever,
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it doesn't matter. He's putting information out there. Okay, it's great compiling.
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Yeah he is. And so he was on a YouTube channel called Inspired,
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which I'm subscribed to, and on I guess it was Thursday morning because
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I had very littleton on my show that night, or it was Wednesday morning,
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and we were talking about the We were talking about dark entities coming through
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the five G cell towers and how it is they're sending out, uh,
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some kind of signal that is taking the veil away, like where we're actually
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able to see in other dimensions now because of this new technology that we have,
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and it's bringing dark entities into our reality and dwelling here and they're not
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leaving. Okay I can't. Yeah, I mean it's it doesn't It sounds
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crazy at you know value, but its scientifically could make sense. If there's
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there, if there is a veil and it has any part of a physical
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aspect at all, then these particles also are partially physical in the sense of
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a wave. You know, they can hit something and then then you could
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disrupt something. So if if they could easily if there's something there, a
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veil. They could be messed with the program and then whatever's on the other
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side will obviously come through or pour out who knows, dark light, you
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know, whatever it may be. So it's not a it's not a crazy
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theory to me. I love stuff like that when people think outside you know,
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the norm. Well, that's really interesting. Yeah, it's super interesting.
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Long Island big Foot. Mike, thank you for that super sticker he's
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in the chat. Legends on what he says, two legends on one screen.
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That's absolutely that was very sweet. And yes, and with you on
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here, it makes three. Okay, Mike, thank you. That's amazing.
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Yeah. Uh, there's there's just so many there's endless possibilities as to
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what all's going on with all these mind control programs. I mean to have,
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you know, I don't. I don't watch a whole lot of videos
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and things like that if I don't have to, but I do, you
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know, occasionally I'll pick up one or two. That was the one about
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the fast food industry putting information into our dreams. And yeah, like I
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said, I didn't come from anywhere. I mean, it didn't just come
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from nowhere. And I think it may have some kind of connection to Project
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Montauk potentially. You know, after World War two they say that a lot
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of the night Nazi scientists actually came here and started working on Project paper Clip,
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and they were part of Project Montauk or the Montauk Project. Is there
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any evidence of that that you found. Yeah, I mean, after everybody
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knows paper Clip, you know, we broke back all of the best minds
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to the US. So out here there were there were a couple of bases
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out in the water, Like on the east end of Long Island, there's
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two peninsulas that kind of split like this. So in all the islands and
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stuff out here out in the water, there was like little forts on each
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one for coastal defense. So after World War two they scrapped all that,
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you know, we don't need to shoot it people off the shore anymore.
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They turned them into science facilities. So they took out right after World War
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two, they turned Plumb Island, which was Fort Terry, they turned that
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into the Animal First it was the Chemical Warfare Lab for four years. Then
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they turned it into the Animal Disease Science Center. I mean basically the Department
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of Agriculture took it over instead Brickhaven National Lab, which is a famous place
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where they have particle accelerators like this that are then yeah, exactly, adam
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pliers. So yeah, and they worked directly with CERN. So second to
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CERN is B and L in the world, and that was camp Upton.
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They turned that into B ANDL Brickhaven National Labs. And the third one montal
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Point. This is something me and Mike were talking about, the Long Island
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Triangle Plumb Island, BNL, mont camp Hero Mike's Mike's idea actually, but
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it's it's very good one. The third one, Campiro, was an old
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you know, offshore defense, and they turned that into top secret radar was
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being developed for the first time and they had I have proof of MIT had
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a lab right at Montauk with the very first radar and they have a four
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story underground but beneath that because to run that equipment you need like two floors
26:18
of air conditioners, one floor of a generators, et cetera. So that
26:22
equipment doesn't fit in this little building. And I found all the proof you
26:26
know that there's underground there. But they started with just radar and they continued
26:30
with the pattern at Montauk to bring stuff in so like you were saying,
26:33
when by the time the seventies were there, like the Cold War, was
26:37
top security there, and then all of a sudden in nineteen seventies the base
26:41
was like lacks security top side. Kids were riding their bikes in and they
26:45
had bands. On the weekend, people were playing, Locals would come in
26:48
and go grocery shopping. They barely had any security, and all the people
26:52
that worked there in that decade said, oh, nothing was happening, and
26:53
there really wasn't anything on the surface happening. It was the perfect like almost
26:59
like. And the thing is this attack closed them down in nineteen sixty nine,
27:03
the air strip that you montok told these jet fighters when to take off
27:07
in West Hampton. That closed down that air base. So they shut everything
27:11
down, and this space remained open for twelve years from nineteen seventy to nineteen
27:15
eighty three. I mean for more than that, thirteen years where they had
27:18
no mission in particular. So in that time I believe they took the old
27:22
full out shelters that they built in nineteen sixties, which I have proof of
27:26
from Freedom Information documents I got from the very veterans who work at the base.
27:30
I'm on their Facebook group, and in that they shows that they built
27:34
these fullout shelters. So like in the seventies, what do they do just
27:37
like leave these really expensive underground places. They probably turned My guess is that
27:41
they just converted them into lab space, because if you want to dig deeper
27:45
and you're already underground, it's best to start from a place that's already underground
27:48
instead of digging from the top all the way down. It's less expensive.
27:52
So I believe, like you said, remote viewing was done in the seventies.
27:56
And I asked you last time if you thought Stanford was the first,
28:00
you know, the Stanford research, and if that was the first, I
28:03
guess Montok would probably be like the same year later or like a year later.
28:07
They probably did that at Montok because they would jump also. And well,
28:11
yeah, And I go to DARPA to the website to see what they
28:15
their achievements were, and they say literally on their website like that when I
28:21
did the LSD room, you know case for nineteen sixty one. In nineteen
28:26
sixty one, ARPA government website says their their achievement for the year was Project
28:32
Agile, which was psychological warfare. So I mean they kind of say these
28:34
things like energy weapons were in the seventies, so that's like particle beam weapons,
28:40
microwave audio, any kind of directed energy lasers. So I believe they
28:45
did all that stuff in any kind of lab they had there, plus other
28:48
stuff. So that's the stuff they admitted, like you said, So what
28:51
is the stuff that they didn't admit? Oh a lot of stuff. Yeah,
28:56
a lot of stuff absolutely, And you know, all the remote viewing.
29:00
Actually, I think the United States I don't know if they admitted to
29:03
doing it back, but they did it during the Cold War, Okay,
29:07
And that's kind of when they say they started because Russia was using remote viewing
29:11
in the Cold War and so they had to counter that, so they started
29:14
utilizing remote viewing and training their their you know, special people to do remote
29:18
viewing for them and uh and so that that would be about the same time
29:22
frame yeah Montak was running. Yeah, probably that's a little earlier. Even
29:27
like you said, they probably like that's new, But that makes more sense
29:30
that they had the idea somebody else did it and then finally set up Stanford.
29:34
You know, I'm sure they didn't, right, Yeah, it's not
29:40
it exactly. These timelines are all different and they tell us one thing,
29:45
but it's really something else. I don't trust anything i'm told anymore, especially
29:48
after remote actually remote viewing stuff, especially historical events. Yeah, I don't
29:52
believe nothing about nothing anymore. I believe more. Yeah, people's like you're
29:57
remote viewing. I would take because there's a lot of mistakes in history.
30:02
Like when I was doing the history timeline, I'd fund two things that were
30:04
totally different, and then once you kind of figure out what it was,
30:07
you could see people are mixing stuff up over the years because it's really you're
30:11
dealing with stuff that doesn't exist anymore. So it's kind of hard to get
30:15
a real But remote viewing would be a more accurate reading if you ask me.
30:19
Could be. It could be. It depends absolutely in with the effects
30:23
that are on record, it might be even more of a combine them.
30:27
It's hard to argue with a blind target where we're giving a set of numbers
30:32
and we come up with a lot of data that pertains to whatever that target
30:36
was. It's really hard to argue with that, honestly, But still people
30:40
want to argue with that. They don't want to believe in remote viewing.
30:41
And that's okay. I know this for entertainment purposes only, y'all, Okay,
30:48
exactly, Yeah, at least it's mostly fun investigation, you know it
30:53
is it does and what else is fun is Derek Galloway. Thank you Derek
30:57
for being here, by the way. Derek said you're the guru of Montauk
31:00
by the way earlier today comments I saw that, Derek, thank you so
31:07
much. You were the sweetest. We appreciate you here at Space Out Radio
31:10
very much. And h yeah, I think Dave and Timmy little Timmy Senor
31:15
are out hunting bigfoot tonight, not not hurting them, but just hunting them.
31:18
So thank you for that super chat. We appreciate that. Okay.
31:22
So you mentioned earlier Brian plumb Island, and I think a lot of people
31:26
when they hear okay, so I titled the show that you and I did
31:30
or before with Mike Montauk Monsters. Now when people hear of Montauk Monsters,
31:36
this is what they think of. Let me pull this picture up because there
31:40
was a strange animal that washed up on shore near Plum Island. Some people
31:45
say it was a bloated raccoon, y'all, turn it off. You don't
31:49
want to see this. It said, Oh, let me take that comment
31:52
down. Hold on, you'all, I'm sorry, let me take this down.
31:56
Okay, hold on, lend here we go. Okay. Is that
32:00
a raccoon? What do you think? I've never I don't think the like
32:08
there's a fly on it, right, so that's what they use for size
32:13
on its back there, that house fly. So I do I don't recognize
32:16
it as a raccoon. I know animals, you know, obviously don't look
32:20
the same after they've been in the water. So there has been a lot
32:22
of you know, copycats of this that, so I haven't ruled it out.
32:28
But what is what has got me? Like I left my thoughts open
32:30
on this? But there I have an old video where we're in the tunnels.
32:34
It's probably the only video on YouTube that has footage inside on the tunnels,
32:38
and it's you know, it's we had these fleshlights to put a spot
32:42
on the wall like this big. They were terrible, like a little yellow
32:44
dot and they were like all plastic back in the nineties. That's kind of
32:46
like what we grab from our parents cabinet or whatever. So you know,
32:52
you can't see anything. But at one moment, we see this head on
32:53
the floor and this is graphic, you know, like it bothers me team
32:58
watch it sometimes and I thought it was all all these years until I saw
33:00
the Montolk Monster and I look at the ears and the video and the ears
33:05
on that thing, and it looks almost identical to me. And this was
33:07
just sitting on the floor in the middle of the tunnel, and we were
33:12
just like, whoa, you know, who would do this? Why?
33:14
Why would they do it? But maybe it was another predator that did it
33:16
to it a bigger animal. Who knows what's in there? I mean,
33:21
it's it's it's weird. But so I met these people, these kids out
33:24
there, and one of them told me that that was his dog or his
33:28
friend's dog and it got lost in the ocean, and yeah, it has
33:35
a beak like so he told me it was a pit bull and that people
33:37
were fighting over it. And the story that I found online is that all
33:42
these people that did actually find it, they were actually fighting over the carcass
33:45
and they put it in somebody's front yard, the body, and then it
33:50
went missing. So this kid that I met told me it was my friend's
33:52
dog and it had a pet chip tracker, you know, like a microchip
33:58
info pad or whatever. And they went and picked found the dog and took
34:01
the body home. So I don't believe really anybody. You know, that's
34:06
because this was such a sensation that went viral. You know, there's people
34:09
popping out of the woodwork with crazy stories. So I really don't know who
34:13
to believe. But to me, it doesn't look like a dog, doesn't
34:15
look like a raccoon. I mean, it's up in the air, and
34:20
being that I saw the thing in the tunnel, I considered that there's other
34:22
things floating around. Because the more interesting story about Plumb Island is that a
34:27
human body washed up there that was really tall, really long fingers, and
34:31
they couldn't tell they couldn't tell what racey was. They changed it in the
34:36
paper a few times, and they found this human there and this is the
34:38
craziest part. He had six He had six drill holes in his head,
34:44
like trepidation holes drilled and it's in the I have the police sketch of this,
34:50
like they drew a sketch of the body, and it's weird. It
34:52
has like long fingers. They took it off Google almost completely. I can't
34:57
find a nice clear image I have like a really bad little Jay Pegg.
35:00
But somewhere in my like thousands of files folders, I have the original somewhere.
35:06
So I've been looking for it like crazy because i want to make that
35:07
into a video as soon as I find. I have all the police reports
35:12
and everything about them finding this and it washed up literally on Plumb Island.
35:15
Then there's a video on YouTube too if somebody who swears they found a film
35:19
canister from like the fifties and it's an old it does have all the proper
35:22
effects. It looks legit, and they filmed this other creature that was on
35:27
Plumb Island. So another last thing about Plumb Island. Like my sister she
35:31
worked at BNL as an intern. But my grandfather back in the day,
35:35
he was like a crazy lineman for AT and T, which is like the
35:37
local phone monopoly in the New York mab Bell or whatever. So he was
35:44
like a lineman who rigged wires in like crazy places. They didn't want to
35:46
send anybody else, so like in the middle of like a project riot,
35:51
he would he was climbing up the buildings and they sent him through a tunnel
35:53
he had to crawl, so they sent him to plumb my island because he
35:55
would do all this stuff. And he told me literally spent the whole day
36:00
just showering on each level going down. He couldn't remember how many levels,
36:02
like three or four levels he went down and showered, and then he went
36:06
down fixed one little like wire or something, and then showered the whole way
36:09
back up and then out the ferry home. So he said it took like
36:13
the entire day to fix like a two minute wiring thing in the basement or
36:16
down a few levels. So there is indeed an underground there, as you
36:21
would expect. So that's the only verification, one hundred percent verification that I
36:25
that have heard or trust about, you know, an underground there. They
36:29
keep it very secret, but it was a chemical warfare place at first and
36:35
then only for four years, and then there was an outrage in the US
36:37
about chemical weapons, so they turned it into animal research and they were originally
36:43
gonna put it at Montauk at Campiro. They looked at it and they said,
36:46
no, it's not a good idea because right next door is like the
36:50
very first cattle ranch in the entire country, like the very first cowboys in
36:52
the US were at Montauk, which is crazy to be out west, but
36:57
in like the sixteen hundreds, the first cowboy where come from Montalk. So
37:00
this being that they're studying bovine disease at Plumb Island, it was kind of
37:06
foolish to put it right next to a place that has all these cattle,
37:08
you know, if something broke out. But now what they did was move
37:12
Plumb Island to Kansas, right next to a giant cattle farm. So I
37:15
mean, the whole thing, well, what's the deal with that, Because
37:19
you've got to think about like all the cattle mutilations and stuff like that.
37:22
I don't want to there's a connection it could be. I mean, it's
37:25
so bizarre. And I've been starting to think of the camp Hero property in
37:30
the sense of almost in the lines of Skinwalker Wrench, because it seems to
37:35
have like so many different things going on. Each time we go there.
37:37
We catch phenomenon we don't plan to. We just try to, like say
37:40
we're recording something for like the historical aspect. We just looked back later,
37:44
and there's always stuff either in the skies, in the woods on we catch
37:47
EVPs, disembodied voices. I mean, I've seen a shadow run across the
37:52
road once there, but never never too much with my open eyes. But
37:55
I did hear. We all heard aloud a disembodied voice in the race.
38:00
Are that sung out to us? And we all answered it. We said
38:02
oh at the same time we go huh, and then we just laughed because
38:07
we didn't know what it was. And a second later, something pushed this
38:08
giant cabinet or metal thing up over upstairs, like a floor above us,
38:14
and I don't know if it was trying to keep us off the floor.
38:16
So we went back and did a little SLS and spear box in there,
38:21
which we usually wouldn't do at Montalk, but we figured, yea last time
38:24
we heard all these EVPs, so why nott we We actually wanted to use
38:28
SLS and spearbox in the woods because people don't usually do that, so we
38:31
figured, ye, try it in a different way. But we just we
38:35
use a lot of little gadgets and stuff once or twice. We don't keep
38:37
sticking with them. But I'll pretty much try everything to gather data, like
38:42
I made my own like infrared poor Man's floor. Basically, it's an infrared
38:46
camera that only films infrared by you get the picture, like I'll try everything
38:52
to get you know, a little a different world for you. So that's
38:55
that's that's great. It's it's part of researching. You know, you don't
38:59
know until you try it. And I you know, there's some been there
39:01
and it's my you know, whatever means you need to use, you can
39:05
you can figure it out. I mean, we were using an SLS camera
39:07
in a cave that I was investigating, uh, on a property of about
39:13
a month ago and uh and and that was actually we were going to look
39:16
for cryptids like Bigfoot and dog Man, the skin walkers even but the most
39:22
evidence that we actually picked up that entire weekend was from the SLS camera and
39:25
it was like a giant figure that kept several a couple of giant figures and
39:30
little tiny ones that were accompanying it in the case. That's interesting. Yeah,
39:37
kids too have some crazy audio on different videos. I've seen this,
39:40
some weird stuff you'll hear in caves. Yeah, and you know Long Island
39:45
Bigfoot Mike, who's in the chair, Hey Mike again, Uh he was
39:50
he was talking about or he's actually showed us he didn't just talk about it.
39:53
He showed us pictures of what he believes to be Junior, the Sasquash
39:58
that that is, the residents Sasquatch there at Montauk. Yes. Yeah,
40:02
So the book printed a picture of Junior that was really hard to see.
40:07
It was black and white, really dark, and that was the only picture,
40:09
and that was taken by Preston, Preston's friend. But then they dedicated
40:15
the book to him Jan I think his name was. But then these another
40:19
pair of guys flew over in a helicopter and took a picture of the other
40:23
door, you know, from the other direction I mean. And then there's
40:27
this third picture where these guys, these photography guys went out from Brooklyn.
40:31
They wrote a book on it, and they did a bunch of other stuff,
40:34
but they included they took a picture to try to find Junior, and
40:37
they did get another picture, which I think is the best one of Junior.
40:40
And that's the most that's one so hard to find. You can't find
40:44
it in Google image search at all. The only way to find it it's
40:45
in a book and you have to read like you know, pdf preview of
40:50
a book on Google. That's the only way you can see it. But
40:52
I have all three. I was going to send him to you last time
40:55
and I was sick, but I'm going to send him over to you.
40:58
So you have the three different pictures of Junior. And the interesting thing is
41:00
in all the pictures there is a dark spot that looks like a sasquatch,
41:06
and if you zoom in you could almost see the facial features. But it's
41:08
in different spots. It's in the same area, but not in the very
41:13
same spots. So if it is a dark tree, it should be in
41:15
the same spot. That's the only thing that's interesting about those photos being looked
41:19
at, all three together, it's that it does it is in different places.
41:23
So some people have said that that's just a tree, But then shouldn't
41:27
it always be in the same spot, you know, if it's a tree.
41:30
So I mean, we we we saw some very convincing pictures from Mike
41:36
Long Island big Foot here of Junior of it very clearly looks to be a
41:40
sax squatch. Look at it looked like it was ducking behind a rock or
41:44
something. Actually, and I've seen a lot of pictures a big foot or
41:47
alleged big foot that looked legit. Okay, yeah, yeah, that was
41:52
legit. I trust him absolutely, me too, And I believe there's things
41:55
you know all around us at all times. It's just a matter of seeing,
42:00
you know, what's just beyond our dimension, our reality, whatever,
42:04
whatever you know, way you want to look at it, it's basically the
42:07
same premise that they're here, you know, just out of sight, out
42:10
of reach, but certain people can see them certain angles maybe certain times.
42:16
I don't know how exactly it works. Maybe sometimes it's the person's mindset,
42:21
like if you're receptive to it, if you're open, or if you're respectful,
42:23
maybe you'll be allowed to see it. You know. I'm not sure,
42:28
but but Mike has you know, he knows what he's doing as far
42:30
as how to, and I've gone with him and I've recorded stuff just the
42:35
same, and it's amazing. Even at Montalk recently in my trips there since
42:39
starting the channel, in our trips there, on the very first trip I
42:43
got we got something on tape. It looks like either like a canine face,
42:47
but a big foot almost behind a tree looking right at us, like
42:52
twenty feet away. And the thing is, I walk past the tree and
42:54
I film there's nothing behind it, and it's just seconds later we turn around
42:58
and this thing is right there, and that right, that just set me
43:01
right into it. And that's the same day when we pulled in, I
43:04
saw a dark shadow run so fast across the road, really tall, skinny,
43:07
dark shadow. And I've been trying to figure out what that was ever
43:09
since. I keep talking about it. Everybody's like, yeah, yeah,
43:13
I know, you saw a shadow, but to me, it was like
43:15
so striking, you know, I know I saw it. So we went
43:17
back there on our way out last time. We stopped click and we put
43:20
the sls there just for you know, giggles, and there is this thing
43:24
running at the camera, just in place, just like it ran across the
43:29
road kind of. So I was like, that's that's enough for me to
43:31
consider it and look again, you know. And another time I was telling
43:36
you on the lighthouse web camera you could look, you know, at the
43:38
ocean, and one day there's this rock there. It's always there. One
43:42
day something was standing on the rock and I thought, oh, that's a
43:45
person, but then I realized it's way too tall to be a person.
43:47
So I watched this thing for almost thirty minutes, waves hitting it crashing on
43:52
It was barely swaying. It just stood there, and I knew it was
43:54
alive because it was swaying front and back, you know. And then I
43:58
keep checking the rock. Every time I checked the web cams that look at
44:00
the rock. There's never anything there anymore, but it was there that day,
44:04
and I took a screenshot of it. So I, you know,
44:07
I don't know what that was. Is it the same thing I saw run
44:08
across the road? Was it Junior? Was it other things? You know,
44:13
I believe that there's other things going on there, but I'll start thinking
44:16
that maybe Junior was is something from that's always lived on the land. You
44:21
know, it is a Native land, you know, it was a Native
44:23
American village partial there. The main village was more closer to town. But
44:30
I maybe, you know, one of these portals or like Duncan says,
44:34
that he created big you know, Junior. But maybe what he did was
44:37
just tear a hole, like you said before, and something that's always lived
44:40
in that area came right out. You know. Maybe he didn't exactly conjure
44:45
him. Maybe he just tore something open and Junior has already been there.
44:49
I don't know, Well, I think with all the experiments that they've been
44:52
doing there, and you know they're they're they're given a soft disclosure with the
44:57
Stranger Things TV series. Okay, that's off disclosure, and they're telling us
45:00
what they did. They make it funny and they make it entertaining. But
45:06
long story short, that's kind of what they were doing to children. And
45:08
they even brought the LSD part into it. And I mean, I think
45:13
her mother, Eleven's mother was supposed to have been a program like that where
45:16
she was on drugs and stuff exactly. So, but I mean there's absolutely
45:23
and especially if they have like a hydrant collider and all that stuff. They're
45:27
opening the portals and rifts and time and there's a whole lot to do with
45:31
teleportation and time travel and uh and I mean the things that that does to
45:37
our reality is we know it. I mean, look at look at this
45:39
Mandela effect. We got just gonna say that. Yeah, that's the first
45:44
thing I thought of, And a lot of people blame that on like what
45:47
I should do the mouse pad? Uh, last time, you know the
45:51
collision that they do with bing L that Adam collider, making many black holes
45:53
and many new universes or you know, trying to see if they'll form a
45:58
new universe. Well one of those, you know, the first time they
46:00
did it maybe could have caused a glitch, like a lot of people blame
46:05
cern for for Mandela effect, But that experiment was actually done at B and
46:08
L as well multiple times. So whoever did it, it's a good it's
46:13
a plausible thing to think, you know that you and deja vu seems almost
46:16
like deja vu almost seems like a ripple also, like reality just changed so
46:22
ever so slightly, or you know, it could be it could be many
46:25
things. I've thought of many reasons for DejaVu, but I also thought it
46:29
could just be something just changed everything that is and we'll never know what it
46:32
was. Something. It's so weird. It's absolutely weird. And also part
46:38
well, and speaking of teleportation and time travel, we have the Philadelphia experiment
46:44
yea, and that has some some connection to Montauk in some way, and
46:49
I think some of the fellas that I know that are heading up there next
46:52
month, they're there to see if potentially the Philadelphia or the USS Eldridge shows
46:58
back up. Yeah, like eighty years right, Yeah, it's supposed to
47:01
be the August twelve Buyer Rhythm and then the date of October twenty eight.
47:07
That's the one thing I'm trying to pinpoint, you know, the difference between
47:12
them. But Philadelphia experiment was roughly, you know, eighty years ago,
47:15
and everybody does you know, they think it will if it was linked like
47:20
they said to Montauk, then they think it will appear there. So it's
47:23
worth being there to check out. And if you can't be there, like
47:27
you know some of us are going, you can look in the same direction
47:30
we'll be looking from the Montauk Lighthouse web camera on that day. You can
47:34
look over the ocean in the same direction we'll be looking there. So you
47:38
know, if something does happen, it will be recorded by that webcam at
47:43
least, which is oh the webcam. Yeah, that's a cool thing to
47:46
have the webcam man and well and also okay, so Glenn has a good
47:52
question, what's the UFO activity? Like in that awesome question, I've since
47:55
I got one in two thousand and four, which is crazy. It's like
47:59
a metal ball that's flying. It's like riding next to my car and when
48:01
I got out, it just shoots up into the sky. It's like small,
48:05
and it gets real tiny, real fast. It's just almost like right
48:07
up into space. So I saw that back then, But then since we've
48:10
been going, we caught it several of them. What like I like to
48:15
zoom in on planes just to test like my zoom focus, and I zoomed
48:19
in on this little biplane and one goes flying right past and then I,
48:22
you know, I slow it down. It looks like a little metal disc.
48:23
Like it's incredible. Each there, I've caught a couple I think five
48:28
or six now, and you know, one or two might be something else,
48:30
maybe I misidentified, but that many and you know, take a look
48:35
at them. I'll try. I'm gonna stually gonna put them all together into
48:37
one video and that way, you know, it'll be easier to watch for
48:40
everybody. But yeah, I think there's I think there's stuff going on a
48:45
lot, and it's probably just because I'm not always filming the sky that we're
48:47
not seeing them as much. But there's also historical reports of UFOs and manto.
48:52
Like there was a UFO flap they call it in nineteen sixty one.
48:59
They had eighteen reports in East Hampton Town and Montauk. So that was all
49:06
in like one part of the sixties. But also there's this really two interesting
49:08
ones one year apart. On the first one in fifty eight, it went
49:12
straight to Washington, DC, to the White House. I have the memo,
49:15
like the official document. They cut this UFO flying over Montauk and they
49:19
started tracking it across the country, like from one radar station to the other,
49:22
and then they lost it. It was going like six thousand miles an
49:24
hour, and they sent that. They thought it was a Soviet weapon or
49:29
something, so they sent it right to the White House. Then the second
49:30
a year later, almost identical, another UFO Mantok radar picked it up.
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First, they tracked it across the country, lost it, And I have
49:38
both those documents, so I thought that was crazy. There's a long history
49:43
of UFOs there as far as I know, and to this day. If
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there's a great place to go looking for them, not to mention all the
49:50
city lights, it's so far away from all the lights of suburbia, Long
49:52
Island. The stars are beautiful. You can see everything out there, So
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on a good day, recommend it for UFOs there. What is what is
50:02
the general feeling like out there? Like when you go out there, is
50:06
it ominous and scary or is it serene and nice? And Okay, that's
50:10
part one to the question, and I got part two. Do you think
50:14
that there is still an active underground facility there today? Oh? Two good
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questions. Okay, the first one, the vibe has changed. But when
50:22
you used to go there, it was more ominous and creepy in a way,
50:27
like especially around all the old buildings that were still like there was no
50:30
graffiti back then when we first started going, so it really looked like this
50:34
semi manicured place that was abandoned, you know, and it always felt like
50:37
somebody's watching you from whichever direction. So now I noticed there is a change
50:43
there. You still have these high energies there, like there's a lot of
50:45
feelings, uh whatever they may be, but there's also like a beauty of
50:50
nature, you know, and there's like some kind of peace there. But
50:52
there's also this activity that's that I don't remember from before, Like I don't
50:57
remember seeing so many things in the sky or the woods or just even the
51:01
paranormal stuff that we experienced in the radar. I've been in the radar so
51:05
many times, and I don't ever remember hearing you know, a disembodied voice
51:09
or catching EVPs to that extent. I did catch a weird thing on camera
51:15
audio back in the nineties, but it sounded like a radio transmission that was
51:19
on loop, and it plays throughout the whole forty five minute video the same
51:22
thing. It's like a recording that was just running and it's yeah, it's
51:28
I'm going to try to isolate it. It's so low. But you know,
51:30
there's some other weird sounds. It's weird sound in one of the buildings.
51:35
It's like an old alarm that seems to go off, like a Cold
51:37
War like warning system or something, and that's scared the heck out with a
51:43
few people. It just goes off out of nowhere. But I don't remember
51:46
the way. It seems to be getting stronger at Camp Hero, like it's
51:50
becoming more alive, and maybe because like maybe the Underground isn't active anymore,
51:55
leading into the second question I always try to figure out. I know the
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Underground was active until a certain date, and even in the eighties when they
52:04
shut down the base top side and it was a ghost town, I still
52:06
believe they had stuff going on down there until there must have been some kind
52:09
of accident where every when everything closed, and I've heard, you know,
52:14
through most of the writings about it that there was you know, flooding disaster.
52:17
They had to rebuild things. So I think they were trying to salvage
52:21
things in the nineties. Is it's still active now another twenty years into the
52:24
two thousands, that's a good question. Like they'd have to maintain it.
52:29
They'd have to get in from far away, you know, they'd have to
52:31
take like a train, like a maglev train, Maglev trains who were invented
52:36
in nineteen sixty eight at B and L by the way, So I mean
52:38
it would be it wouldn't be a stretch to actually run one, you know,
52:43
only fifty miles or sixty miles maybe at the max to Montak. But
52:49
why it would because they have a significant investment already down there. And so
52:52
the books say that there's a buried UFO at Montak actually, And I think
52:59
and Mike have talked a few times about Montok being an ancient place, like
53:02
really, I think so too, me too, Yeah, And I so
53:07
Long Island used to be a volcanic island chain like fifty million years ago,
53:10
right, and when the glacier came ten thousand years ago. It dumped all
53:14
this sand, like a thousand feet of sand under our feet, and then
53:16
there's bedrock below that. But there's also old volcanoes. So every time you
53:21
have volcanoes, you have lava tubes in the center of the volcano and they
53:24
connect underneath. So tubes. Yeah. Actually, actually Jimmy Payne, who
53:34
I did a show with him, he was part of the Montauk project.
53:36
Actually, he and James Drink He told me that Male's whole is a lava
53:39
lava tube. Oh yeah, yeah, this is the second time I've heard
53:44
that in relation to a government program. They're perfect for like mass transportation tunnels.
53:50
They're like perfectly round almost because lava carves them. Yeah, it's like
53:53
it's super high underground and it's you know, it's strong because the fire like
53:57
fortified it. So they're under montalks and they connect across the whole country.
54:00
So I believe, you know, if they knew that, maybe they'd be
54:05
trying to get down that far. I mean, who knows what's down there.
54:08
And it's never been proven if they can actually drill under you know,
54:13
underwater like under the sea floor and make faces. It's been speculated since the
54:17
sixties. I can't find anything solid on that, so I'm just going to
54:22
guess that they did have a substantial thing down there, and I don't think
54:25
they would just abandon it, you know, too much money involved in that
54:30
stuff. Yeah, totally. And Amy, Amy, Amy's in our chat.
54:35
What's up? Amy? She said that you travel deeper than her.
54:37
She was chased out. She actually said I Amy sent me a message.
54:42
She said that she was chased out by the same security guard. Probably you
54:45
got chased out mine. Yeah, she lives up there. She spent her
54:49
teenage years and uh, you know at Montauk Round, just like you.
54:52
You might have run into Amy. Actually, we'll have to introduce you guys.
54:55
We might have worked past each other and never known it. Yeah,
54:59
and we definitely get chased by the same guy, you know, because I
55:01
probably bought his face on on the video and we were like, this is
55:05
the same guy. So the civilian needs to act like he was in charge
55:08
of all the police and everything. This one civilian. Yeah, and he's
55:13
been written about in other blogs. So he's been like harassing people, chasing
55:17
them and sticking the cops on them. But he also seems to have authority
55:22
over people. But when people have looked into him, they can't find out
55:24
who he is or who is he employed by? You know, why is
55:28
he charged? Oh that's pretty cool. And Amy's more of a local than
55:31
me. She's actually from Montaka, I believe, and I'm about forty miles
55:36
away, but it's like my second home. I pulls me there like a
55:38
magnet, and I go there every chance I can. You know, if
55:42
I've guess money in time, I'm gonna go to Montalk. Oh, yeah,
55:46
we have one question. Okay, we only have a couple of minutes
55:49
slept tonight. Is there a weird cult activity? And by that, I'm
55:52
not sure Glenn means this exactly. But since the Montalk or the Stranger Things
55:57
program came out, have there been a lot of tourists coming up there,
56:00
a lot of like ritual satanic rituals, whatever is going on? Like they
56:04
have it cern what's going on over there? Now? There's definitely been for
56:08
a long time cult activity there. I don't know the exact names of the
56:13
groups. Uh, there's a few things like, for example, the Head
56:15
and the Bunker that I told you about, which is crusive, but that
56:19
might have been done by people, not just an animal who would do that,
56:22
you know. But there's also you can find online they have like there's
56:27
a COVID that does something at Turtle Cove on the beach at Montauk and it's
56:30
like, I don't know what it was. I found some drama, like
56:32
two COVID's fighting and they were doing rituals. But there's obviously people who do
56:37
stuff. I was going to a bunker too, and it could have just
56:39
been kids singing or practicing some kind of maybe a little darker kind of sounding
56:45
tune. But it was almost like an a cappella group of four people singing
56:47
this. It was on this holiday, December eighteenth, called Saturn Saturnalia.
56:52
So I was going, yes, yes, okay, that's what it sounded
56:58
like to me. So I was going in this bunker. At first I
57:00
was going to say hi to them, and then I heard the nature of
57:01
the music and I said, uh, nope, I think I'll come back.
57:06
You know they're part well you know you said you said tones, tones
57:09
and frequencies. They tones and frequency is open portals. Okay, yes,
57:14
I'm just saying I'm just gonna put that out there, and this is like
57:19
words due to snowflakes. No, oh, there's a whole book. A
57:22
photographer like plays different songs and yells at the snowflakes and he tells them I
57:27
love you. It makes this perfect. Yes, I've seen that. Yeah,
57:30
okay, changes the whole composition. Yep. It doesn't. Like you
57:35
can use things the open portals, just like there's certain old school like horns
57:40
and things you can blow and they will attract bad dark dark entities and things
57:45
like that. Brian, Oh my god, like one of those. So
57:51
I don't know. I mean I'm talking about darker stuff. I guess I
57:52
don't know. So not sound boles, those are good. Yeah, we
57:57
just want high vibe and high frequency stuff. Not high frequency is gonna bring
58:00
anything bad in. But but yeah, if you if you hear that,
58:02
next time you run, Okay, you run, you know, yeah,
58:07
take protect yourself. Yeah, Brian, Oh my gosh, this has been
58:10
amazing. I could talk to you all night about this. We have come
58:14
to the end of the power. Oh my gosh, I please come back
58:17
and hang out with me again. Yes, definitely, Well, thank you
58:20
so much. I appreciate it. Absolutely. We have so much more to
58:22
talk about. Where can be able find you. What's your YouTube channel.
58:27
It's montok is Strange. So Montoka is Strange and basically that's my only I'm
58:34
going to focus all of my I have an Instagram which you can get to
58:37
it from the YouTube page, so it's you know, there's a little link
58:40
in the upper channel art basically, but I'll dump pictures on Instagram and I'm
58:46
going to put most of the research, explorations, everything about Montok that I
58:50
can package up into different ideas on the YouTube channel. And if you need
58:54
to get in touch with me as well, it's Montoka is Strange at gmail
58:58
dot com at gmail, y'all, please go subscribe right now. Go ahead,
59:05
Brian, do you have any last words? What was I'm sorry?
59:07
I didn't mean interruption. Thank you so much. I appreciate you, know,
59:09
to talking about month and everything and helping me get past a thousand and
59:15
everything. That was awesome. You're just gonna keep growing absolutely, y'all.
59:22
Please, everybody watching right now, please go to mon montalk is Strange on
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YouTube. Go subscribe you he has an amazing YouTube channel. Brian, keep
59:31
on researching and uh and keep doing what you do. And when you get
59:36
that book out, you better come back, and we're gonna we're gonna promote
59:38
it on all my shows. Okay, definitely, Okay, I appreciate it.
59:44
Well heck yeah, hey yeah, Brian, wonderful. Have a great
59:47
night. Everybody, go subscribe and we'll see you next time. Thank you,
59:50
Brian. Okay, see you. Okay, y'all, that was amazing.
59:55
Okay, don't forget that. Right after this show, uh, Marquise,
1:00:00
I was trying to think of what the show is called. It's called
1:00:00
After Hours, y'all, Mark, he says, After Hours, Ready to
1:00:04
go. I will see you guys tomorrow night. I have Cryptids of the
1:00:08
Corn coming on Space Out Radio. We're gonna talk about how mushrooms rule the
1:00:14
world. I'm just kidding. We're gonna talk about my celium networks, okay,
1:00:19
and how there's the gateways or the gatekeepers of the paranormal. It's gonna
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same time, same place. I will see you guys tomorrow night. Bye, y'all,