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What is The GATE Program? with Jason Bermas & Ryder Lee · Ryder Lee

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Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, Jason Burmas here and we've got a banger
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Speaker 1: of an episode for you. We're gonna be talking about
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Speaker 1: the Gate Program, and in particularly a documentary done by Riderly,
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Speaker 1: which anything go get at Amazon dot com right now
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Speaker 1: based on the subject. Now, I'll be honest, I do
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Speaker 1: not know much about the quote unquote Gate Program. I
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Speaker 1: have seen in the last couple of years a lot
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Speaker 1: more banter and chatter, if you will, on this program,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of different short form videos kind of
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Speaker 1: in the TikTok and Instagram language, which most of you know,
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Speaker 1: if you know me, I'm not a part of. I
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Speaker 1: do a lot more long form stuff. I am much
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Speaker 1: more on the YouTube. And even then that's not really
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Speaker 1: where I get my alternative media research. It's usually the
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Speaker 1: raw documentation, interviews and that sort of thing. So it's
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Speaker 1: good to have a guest like Ryder Lee who has
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Speaker 1: done that research. Ryder, before we even get into the
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Speaker 1: Gate Program, your documentary film, and we're going to watch
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Speaker 1: the trailer for it. First and foremost, let my audience
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Speaker 1: know about yourself and how you got into the alternative
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Speaker 1: media arena.
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Speaker 2: Well, as you know, Jason, one of my forays into
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Speaker 2: the Alternative Community was documentary that you were a part of,
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Speaker 2: Loose Change. I brought you on my show and we
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Speaker 2: talked about some Loose Change and some Epstein stuff, which
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Speaker 2: Epstein is actually wrapped up into some of this Gate
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Speaker 2: Program things in the way of Gisleen Maxwell's father being
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Speaker 2: taken to New York To oversee the purchase of mcmellan Inc.
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Speaker 2: Which mcmellan Inc. Would later be named McGraw hill, which
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Speaker 2: was responsible for a lot of the elementary school books
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Speaker 2: in America that people are raised on. But I'm sure
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Speaker 2: we will get into that. But I am a documentary filmmaker,
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Speaker 2: I'm a podcaster. I have other documentaries on Amazon Prime
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Speaker 2: as well. Jfkix Solving The Crime of the Century, A
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Speaker 2: Clockwork Shining at Kubrick's Odyssey three that are also available
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Speaker 2: on Amazon Prime. My latest and newest documentary, Psychic Agent
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Speaker 2: The Gay Program, is now live on Amazon Prime. Hopefully
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Speaker 2: we can get a link in the description for people
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Speaker 2: to get easy access to that. And I also have DVDs.
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Speaker 2: If people are interested in purchasing a DVD physical copy
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Speaker 2: of the movie, just reach out to me. Raised by
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Speaker 2: a giants at outlook dot Com. Thanks so much for
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Speaker 2: having me on brother.
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Speaker 1: For sure, and it is any kind of refreshing to
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Speaker 1: still have physical media here in twenty twenty six, I
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Speaker 1: find myself buying more and more of that physical media,
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Speaker 1: especially when it's in the realm of NASA and things
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Speaker 1: like that, in particular, whether it's hardcover books on the subject.
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Speaker 1: I've even got a VHS upstairs where you know, I
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Speaker 1: got the VHS and I'm like, man, it was still sealed,
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Speaker 1: but I do have VCRs to capture, like I'm that
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Speaker 1: kind of dork, but I wanted to see if somebody
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Speaker 1: else had already captured it. Luckily they did, so I
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Speaker 1: was able to just download that and keep it as
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Speaker 1: kind of a collector's item. But I think that especially
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Speaker 1: in today's day and age, when so much is digital manipulation,
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Speaker 1: and I mean that by narrative manipulation mostly, it is
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Speaker 1: really important to maybe have some physical media, even if
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Speaker 1: that's a USB drive with these type of films on it,
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Speaker 1: because yeah, then you can just be at somebody's house.
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Speaker 1: You don't have to be the weirdo with like a
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Speaker 1: DVD something this big or a book this big, literally
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Speaker 1: like pull it out of your little pocket and be like, hey,
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Speaker 1: let's check out the laptop real quick and we'll just
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Speaker 1: copy and paste some files. Even though apparently they're not
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Speaker 1: even teaching kids in school that are hooked to their
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Speaker 1: computers how to copy and paste files. We could maybe
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Speaker 1: get into that in the education system in a moment,
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Speaker 1: but it is refreshing to see that some people still
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Speaker 1: take physical media and you know, a historical record. Seriously,
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Speaker 1: So speaking of historical records, give you that historical record
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Speaker 1: of gate.
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Speaker 3: What is it?
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Speaker 1: When did it start? When did it get on your radar?
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Speaker 2: Yes, physical media, I believe is really making a comeback.
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Speaker 2: I have my original entire DVD collection that I held
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Speaker 2: on too, and I believe that sealed DVDs are going
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Speaker 2: to be the next really popular collectible and collectible space.
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Speaker 2: We're seeing a really big boom of TCG you know cards,
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Speaker 2: sports cards, even Dragon Ball Z cards, Pokemon cards. It's
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Speaker 2: a huge explosion right now in the collectible market, and
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Speaker 2: I believe DVDs, sealed DVDs are going to be really
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Speaker 2: popular in the future. So it is really important to
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Speaker 2: have a physical copy of this stuff. So where a
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Speaker 2: lot of this started is in nineteen fifty eight when
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Speaker 2: the United States launched its first satellite in the space
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Speaker 2: called Explore one on January of nineteen fifty eight, just
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Speaker 2: a little while after Russia had launched their satellite Sputnik
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Speaker 2: in the space. A lot of things were happening in
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Speaker 2: nineteen fifty eight. As you know, DHARPA was established in
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Speaker 2: nineteen fifty eight, NASSA was established in nineteen fifty eight,
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Speaker 2: and the government officially became involved with the public school
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Speaker 2: system in nineteen fifty eight.
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Speaker 3: And this is really when.
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Speaker 2: From the launching of Sputnik really freaked out the Eisenhower administration, right,
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Speaker 2: and we were really lacking in scientists and engineers, and
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Speaker 2: we really needed to study and get into the public
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Speaker 2: school system to try and find the really smart individuals
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Speaker 2: that we could then recruit and bring into the military
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Speaker 2: and bring into the through out of organizations and inventors
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Speaker 2: and people like that.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 2: So that's really the inception of and I believe that
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Speaker 2: it really evolved from there. So it was started with
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Speaker 2: this this few between the United States and Russia because
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Speaker 2: Russia actually got more Nazis scientists and engineers. And I'm
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Speaker 2: just calling them Nazi not as like a political ideology,
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Speaker 2: but just to give them a title at that for
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Speaker 2: a second.
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Speaker 1: So for those that don't understand, because again they barely
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Speaker 1: even teach World War Two anymore kids, right, and we've
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Speaker 1: got this cartoon idea. It's the United States versus the Nazis,
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Speaker 1: and the truth of the matter is that without Russia
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Speaker 1: there is no US victory. It doesn't matter about the
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Speaker 1: nuclear bombs. They're the ones on the ground on these
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Speaker 1: borders sending people into the meat grinder. And then what
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Speaker 1: they don't understand, even if they're hipped to things such
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Speaker 1: as Project paper Clip, where we went in and grabbed
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Speaker 1: a bunch of Nazis, and quite frankly, historically a lot
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Speaker 1: of those people are at the forefront of NASA and
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Speaker 1: our space program. You know, you already talked about Sputnik,
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Speaker 1: but before DARPA, there was ARPA, and that was largely
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Speaker 1: in response to this. The Nazis were also scooped up
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Speaker 1: by Russia. And for instance, one of the more famous
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Speaker 1: pair of brothers would be the Horton brothers that were
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Speaker 1: scooped up by Russia. And they were just so important
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Speaker 1: because of their work in I guess aerodynamics propulsion systems.
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Speaker 1: They were the first ones to bring us this wing
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Speaker 1: like aerial device, and back in the day when it
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Speaker 1: was the Horton Brothers wing, it was wooden. But you
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Speaker 1: clearly see this is where the stealth bomber comes from.
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Speaker 1: Like it's almost the same exact model, etc. So we
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Speaker 1: in the United States at that point, after the Russians
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Speaker 1: had already kind of had them and did whatever Dick
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Speaker 1: and Dickon do they might have done with them, we
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Speaker 1: did Operation Harass. We found the Horton brothers and we
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Speaker 1: brought them to the United States. Yet whatever they were
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Speaker 1: working on still to this day we don't have a
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Speaker 1: lot of ideas about. So during this whole time period
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Speaker 1: when a lot of this stuff is taking place, these
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Speaker 1: covert actions between the United States and Russia, we have
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Speaker 1: a very veiled history of if there is a history
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Speaker 1: at all, correct, very.
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Speaker 2: Correct, and I'm really happy that you know about this.
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Speaker 2: I felt like that I was the only one that
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Speaker 2: was speaking about this because a lot of people know
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Speaker 2: about Project paper Clip, but not a lot of people
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Speaker 2: talk about that Russian version of Project paper Clip, where
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Speaker 2: more than six thousand Nazis out of Germany and their
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Speaker 2: families entered into Russia after World War Two. They put
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Speaker 2: them on a train and just what took them straight
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Speaker 2: into Russia. And I'm really happy that you know about this,
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Speaker 2: because not a lot of people talk about it or
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Speaker 2: even know that it really existed. And you're one hundred
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Speaker 2: percent right. It's very difficult to track down a lot
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Speaker 2: of that stuff because you know, obviously Russia is very secretive.
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Speaker 2: But it's been this based upon that, it's been this.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: I personally believe that that was the entire cause of
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Speaker 2: the Cold War, was that, And it seemed like that
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Speaker 2: the United States went in and got the leftover, not like.
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Speaker 1: Like they didn't even get the prime time right, like
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Speaker 1: it didn't know, you know, and even then, you know,
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Speaker 1: and I don't want to harp on this too much
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Speaker 1: because obviously we have to get into gate. But you know,
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Speaker 1: so many people we're talking about Nuremberg two point zero
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Speaker 1: with COVID nineteen eighty four. But all you have to
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Speaker 1: do is just do a little scratch and sniffing on Nuremberg.
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Speaker 1: And the truth of the matter is that was extremely
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Speaker 1: limited hangout. That was nowhere near the amount of quote
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Speaker 1: unquote Nazi war criminals that we had or were aware of,
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Speaker 1: and in large part it was done to appease the
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Speaker 1: global public. Most of those guys were for namesake only.
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Speaker 1: A lot of the big players you either didn't hear
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Speaker 1: about or they supposedly died. There is a lot of
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Speaker 1: controversy surrounding South America, people like Joseph Mengela, etc. And
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Speaker 1: the work they may have done post World War Two,
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Speaker 1: if in fact they survived. Even today, there are large
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Speaker 1: questions whether Hitler himself survived past World War Two. So,
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Speaker 1: you know, this geopolitical landscape post World War two actually
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Speaker 1: gets a lot more confusing when you start looking into
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Speaker 1: the historical record outside of what we were taught in
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Speaker 1: those school books distributed by Glene Maxwell. Apparently in company.
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Speaker 2: Gleen Maxwell's dad, Robert Maxwell, was responsible for that entire
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Speaker 2: thing because when the Rothchilds they needed to basically take
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Speaker 2: over Wall Street, they did it by sending this individual
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Speaker 2: to New York City, and then they had to purchase
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Speaker 2: this company called mcmellan Inc. And mcmellan Inc. Was a
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Speaker 2: media company that would later be known as McGraw hill,
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Speaker 2: which is that's the company that's responsible for all of
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Speaker 2: the history books in public school and taught in public school.
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Speaker 2: And the person that they sent was Robert Maxwell Gazlaine,
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Speaker 2: Maxwell's dad, Robert Maxwell was working for the Rothchilds as
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Speaker 2: you know, as we've talked about on my show with you,
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Speaker 2: he was like their main guy. And when Maxwell will
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Speaker 2: go on to die on his yacht because he owed
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Speaker 2: money to Massad and he owed money to the Rothchild
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Speaker 2: family and the roth Child family through the Bank of
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Speaker 2: England connected with all of Maxwell running these corporate black
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Speaker 2: mal schemes throughout the entire world run by Massad in England,
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Speaker 2: and when he died, see Epstein was introduced to Robert
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Speaker 2: Maxwell only six months before Maxwell died, so Epstein is
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Speaker 2: essentially his replacement. And after that, Epstein and Gus Lane
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Speaker 2: would go on to then infiltrate and do everything that
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Speaker 2: Maxwell was doing. And we know through Alan Dershowitz that
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Speaker 2: he was introduced to Jeffrey Epstein in the early nineties
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Speaker 2: or emails of that in the Epstein files by Lord
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Speaker 2: and Lady Rothschild. There's also an email from Epstein over
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Speaker 2: to Peter Keel talking about, as you know, I represent
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Speaker 2: the entire Rothchild family. Then you also have that documentary
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Speaker 2: that what's his name was doing Steve Bannon, Steve Bannon
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Speaker 2: was doing where he was like, yeah, like Epstein basically
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Speaker 2: represented the entire Rothschild family in that interview for that
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Speaker 2: documentary that was never released. Bannon apparently interviewed Epstein for
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Speaker 2: do you recall how long?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they've said, but again, you know, it's very dicey,
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Speaker 1: And you also wonder why you got that one two
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Speaker 1: hour chunk and how that was released by the DOJ
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Speaker 1: because you would assume, again, the Department of Justice has
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Speaker 1: every minute of those interviews, there's no doubt about it.
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Speaker 1: So why did we get the release of only one
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Speaker 1: of them what could possibly be quote unquote classified or
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Speaker 1: you know, you know, hurting the victims from putting that
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Speaker 1: stuff out. It's just one of the many microcosms of
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Speaker 1: the information that they didn't put out via these Epstein files.
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Speaker 1: But you know, let's go back, because we got a
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Speaker 1: little bit off track. Let's let's go back to the
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Speaker 1: Russians and Nazis and kind of this genesis of these
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Speaker 1: covert programs within maybe the United States and Russia for
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Speaker 1: the best and brightest to be recruited into the system.
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Speaker 2: So when Russia beat us in the space with the
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Speaker 2: launching of the spot, make this really kind of freaked
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Speaker 2: out the government and freaked out the eyes and our administration,
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Speaker 2: and they realized the best way to get people recruited
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Speaker 2: into the military, intelligence agencies and high positions of power
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Speaker 2: within corporations and leaders of communities including inventors and outside
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Speaker 2: of the box thinkers and heads of a giant corporation
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Speaker 2: is if they can control them from the point when
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Speaker 2: they're very young. And what better way to do that
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Speaker 2: is throughout the public school system, right, And it's about control,
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Speaker 2: and if you get the best people, and the best
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Speaker 2: people to do this is children, because children are the future, right,
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Speaker 2: And if you can control the children, then you essentially
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Speaker 2: control the future. And if anyone kind of slips through
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Speaker 2: the cracks there won't really matter because you'll essentially have
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Speaker 2: all the brightest minds and the smartest people working for you.
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Speaker 2: You'll have them a part of a giant corporation, you'll
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Speaker 2: have them working for the military.
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Speaker 3: So you scoop up all of the people that can.
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Speaker 2: Really make a big difference in our reality that kuld
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Speaker 2: possibly revolutionize our way of life and invent new technologies
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Speaker 2: that really does change and help the way that we live. See,
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Speaker 2: nothing really changes in our reality, just The only thing
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Speaker 2: that has really changed has been our technology and the
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Speaker 2: way that we communicate and electronics. We don't use any
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Speaker 2: thing that's really new. We're still using the same planes,
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Speaker 2: the same trains, same microwaves. I mean, come on, has
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Speaker 2: no one come up with a freaking this is kind
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Speaker 2: of silly, But has no one ever came up with
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Speaker 2: a broom with bristles that doesn't stick, that doesn't get
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Speaker 2: all the dirt onto the broom, that can just sweep
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Speaker 2: the dirt around and get it on where you don't
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Speaker 2: have to pull off the dust and everything at the
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Speaker 2: end of the like, come on, give me a break here.
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Speaker 2: And that's really silly.
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Speaker 1: The macro of that, because what you're really talking about is,
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Speaker 1: especially when we're talking post World War Two, we have
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Speaker 1: not seen giant leaps in propulsion systems, energy system et cetera,
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Speaker 1: and technology outside of communication technology, right. And the truth
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Speaker 1: of the matter is, even with that communication technology, if
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Speaker 1: you really get to it, sure it wasn't possible for
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Speaker 1: you and I to be you know, a couple thousand
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Speaker 1: miles away, you know, one hundred years ago and in
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Speaker 1: ten ADP broadcast to the rest of the world. But
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Speaker 1: communication was in fact wireless. You know, we figured out
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Speaker 1: the airwaves not only for phone communications, but television communications
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Speaker 1: UHF VHF waves, all these quote unquote invisible waves that
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Speaker 1: are sending this information and even today with Wi Fi
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Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera. But outside of that, we really
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Speaker 1: haven't had these breakthroughs that are supposedly going to make
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Speaker 1: our lives better, our lives cheaper. And that's what we
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Speaker 1: were really promised during the quote unquote post World War
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Speaker 1: or to space age, right, and it's kind of the
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Speaker 1: same thing we're being promised right now with humanoid robotics
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Speaker 1: and data centers. So they've already pulled the rug out
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Speaker 1: from under us on really the last two generations, whether
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Speaker 1: you know, the Boomer generation and Generation X, and they're
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Speaker 1: doing the same thing right now to the zeers and
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Speaker 1: the millennials. I'm watching it happen in real time.
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Speaker 3: Rider.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, So if you can essentially grab all the people
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Speaker 2: that can really make it, it's like if you were
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Speaker 2: to go to India or trya and grab the best
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Speaker 2: person and have them come over to the United States,
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Speaker 2: like someone that's really good in technology, well that individual.
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Speaker 2: The reason that you would do that is because that
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Speaker 2: individual is never going to become the CEO of the company,
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Speaker 2: but you can use their talents and the things that
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Speaker 2: they've discovered for your corporation and the things that you're
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Speaker 2: trying to develop, and then they won't own that technology.
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Speaker 2: They'll have no stake in that technology. So that's essentially
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Speaker 2: what's going on. They're preventing people from creating their own
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Speaker 2: company with their own technology and the people they might
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Speaker 2: slip through the cracks there that invent something that really
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Speaker 2: would revolutionize the way we operate as a society. Their
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Speaker 2: patents are then buried under the National Security Act and
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Speaker 2: no one will ever find out about it, and a
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Speaker 2: lot of times they're even they could even be killed
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Speaker 2: or assassinated or murdered. This has happened time after time
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Speaker 2: after time. The Invention Secrecy Act of nineteen fifty one
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Speaker 2: says that the government can classify any patent under the
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Speaker 2: threat of national security. Now, what is considered a threat
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Speaker 2: to national security? Well, it's whatever the government deems is
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Speaker 2: a threat to national security.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 2: They've been using that blanket envelope statement to hide a
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Speaker 2: lot of things in secrecy and make it to where
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Speaker 2: no one can ever find out about it because it's
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Speaker 2: a threat to national security. Right, So they've got the
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Speaker 2: smart people, the ones that slip through the cracks, they
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Speaker 2: just bury them, right. And so when the government became
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Speaker 2: involved with the public education system, they started identifying these
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Speaker 2: people the gifted and talented individuals. And I really set
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Speaker 2: out to prove that in the documentary and what they
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Speaker 2: may actually be doing. And we show unclassified documents, declassified documents,
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Speaker 2: CIA documents. It's a very document heavy documentary that shows
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Speaker 2: that this is kind of what's going on. If we
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Speaker 2: would actually like to play the trailer for it, I
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Speaker 2: think we have the trailer loaded up and ready. We
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Speaker 2: can get into it if you would like to show
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Speaker 2: it now, that's okay with me, or we can wait
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Speaker 2: until later.
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Speaker 3: No, let's let's do it.
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Speaker 1: Let's play the trailer for the audience, and then when
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Speaker 1: we come back. I want to kind of hone in
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Speaker 1: on some dates because I've certainly seen a lot more.
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Speaker 1: I mean, at least the gate program at school is
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Speaker 1: a public program, right, and it certainly came into fruition
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Speaker 1: during kind of my generation. What late eighties into the
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Speaker 1: nineties is proliferated throughout. So let's let's watch this this trailer.
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Speaker 1: This is Rider Lee's new documentary.
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Speaker 4: Second three this evening is titled The Children and the CIA.
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Speaker 4: Tonight we'll learn of the agency's interest in children.
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Speaker 1: Part of the gate program where I was pulled out
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Speaker 1: of the room by a guy in a suit.
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Speaker 2: I went in and did like the different tones in
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Speaker 2: the leftier tones and the right ear different, you know,
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Speaker 2: raising your hand.
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Speaker 3: In these weird things they had kids do. Is the
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Speaker 3: strange liquid that.
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Speaker 2: You're patriat that pintriot that're always shutting down.
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Speaker 5: So to really understand what I'm talking about, you have
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Speaker 5: to go back to nineteen fifty eight.
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Speaker 3: It's a spotneck.
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Speaker 2: Nineteen fifty eight marked the first time government became.
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Speaker 3: Involved with public school.
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Speaker 2: With this new policy came identifying gifted and talent to children.
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Speaker 5: Who's gifted, who's chald and taking them out and giving
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Speaker 5: them different education. What that different education is cuts back
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Speaker 5: to the mineral.
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Speaker 4: Inst You should be hearing my voice in your right ear.
21:15
Speaker 2: Until I heard those Gateway tapes and I was like, whoa,
21:18
Speaker 2: this is very very similar.
21:21
Speaker 5: These gate programs are grouping people to take roles in society. Entertainers,
21:28
Speaker 5: corporate owners, politicians.
21:31
Speaker 4: Discuss the fact that Charlie was indeed a gifted child
21:34
Speaker 4: who went to a literal children's school for the gifted.
21:38
Speaker 1: But they're looking at you long before then. They are
21:41
Speaker 1: looking at you from child.
21:44
Speaker 2: The GUIDs have a record file on every single child
21:49
Speaker 2: from preschool to your career.
21:52
Speaker 6: Your Laxation program by Thomas H.
21:54
Speaker 2: Bodinski, pH d.
21:57
Speaker 1: Here they are?
21:58
Speaker 5: Could they and would they have just advanced to making psychics.
22:04
Speaker 3: Like testing for esp abilities?
22:10
Speaker 1: Uh?
22:11
Speaker 3: You could go to scary places with that. Do you
22:14
Speaker 3: know anybody else that house these days?
22:16
Speaker 1: I don't.
22:16
Speaker 3: I don't know anybody else in the program. You know,
22:20
Speaker 3: they have a front for a front for.
22:21
Speaker 6: A front, So what are they covering up?
22:24
Speaker 3: Do you believe that this could have been for in shooting?
22:31
Speaker 3: But absolutely, you're not crazy.
22:36
Speaker 2: The government really was doing psychic testing on children, and
22:40
Speaker 2: I'm going to prove.
22:41
Speaker 6: It finally starting government.
22:54
Speaker 4: You should be hearing my voice. You should be hearing
22:57
Speaker 4: my voice. You should be hearing my voice, and you're
22:59
Speaker 4: right here the Gate program.
23:06
Speaker 1: So there it is the trailer for the Gate program.
23:10
Speaker 1: So let's talk about the schooling then. I kind of
23:12
Speaker 1: want to get into the psychic stuff as well as
23:16
Speaker 1: far as your research goes when did this actual when
23:21
Speaker 1: did they actually phrase it as Gate? Because obviously there's
23:25
Speaker 1: always been programs for the gifted, and there's the Advanced
23:28
Speaker 1: Class et cetera, et cetera, and these things have been
23:31
Speaker 1: around for a long time, but this seems to be
23:34
Speaker 1: one of these federally funded programs with a very direct
23:39
Speaker 1: agenda spread out throughout the country and possibly even further.
23:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, So for my research, it definitely started in the
23:49
Speaker 2: sixties with Walter Bosley that we just saw in the
23:53
Speaker 2: trailer there. He was in the program in the sixties
23:56
Speaker 2: and it was called MGM Mental League Gift Did Minors.
24:01
Speaker 2: This was in California. But we kind of show in
24:07
Speaker 2: the documentary that this might have been going back even
24:11
Speaker 2: further and quite possibly could have been a military operation
24:17
Speaker 2: in Indian Lake, New York in the forties, as far
24:21
Speaker 2: back as the forties. But as far as Gate goes,
24:26
Speaker 2: we have confirmation that as early as the sixties they
24:32
Speaker 2: had an official GAIT like program in grade school and
24:40
Speaker 2: in middle school all around the country.
24:43
Speaker 1: So let's talk about the psychic aspects of it, because
24:46
Speaker 1: for me, I'm always really skeptical of these type of things, right,
24:51
Speaker 1: and I'm sure that you know, you've come across plenty
24:54
Speaker 1: of people making pretty incredible claims. Now, Annie Jacobson is
24:59
Speaker 1: somebody that you know, highly respect, but I don't think
25:01
Speaker 1: she gets everything right, and I also think she sometimes
25:04
Speaker 1: pulls back on things. I also think that she, whether
25:07
Speaker 1: she realizes that or not, puts out some pretty serious
25:10
Speaker 1: misinformation and disinformation. And one of those people might be
25:15
Speaker 1: Uri Geller. Right, here's a really interesting guy that our
25:20
Speaker 1: government openly was working with through the Central Intelligence Agency
25:24
Speaker 1: and others on these kind of psychic phenomenon programs. Now,
25:29
Speaker 1: in large part, he ends up being a fraudster, right,
25:33
Speaker 1: And the question is how was he able to do
25:36
Speaker 1: the CIA? Was he fully duping them the whole time?
25:40
Speaker 1: But really their relationship didn't end because he was quote
25:44
Speaker 1: unquote duping them. It ended because he was working for
25:46
Speaker 1: the Israelis. You know, they had him on the inside
25:51
Speaker 1: as well. Now, outside of the Gate program, there's plenty
25:55
Speaker 1: of documentation of the Russians also very involved in psychics
26:03
Speaker 1: and remote remote seeing and all these other different types
26:08
Speaker 1: of things. Via this everybody that I've seen that seems
26:12
Speaker 1: to be at least somewhat on the level, and that
26:15
Speaker 1: can prove that they were at least part of these
26:17
Speaker 1: programs basically says a lot of it is learned. For instance,
26:22
Speaker 1: you know, you can only go so far. It's not
26:24
Speaker 1: like that this is necessarily ultra inherent in one individual,
26:29
Speaker 1: but instead inherent in the entire population. And remote viewing
26:33
Speaker 1: and other things are actually skills that you can learn.
26:38
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on that, Like, first of all,
26:41
Speaker 1: you know, going back to the hucksters and the misinfo
26:44
Speaker 1: and the disinfo, etc. How do you separate that from
26:49
Speaker 1: people that you think are genuine? And then on top
26:52
Speaker 1: of that, when looking at the subject of you know,
26:55
Speaker 1: maybe people more prone to these abilities or not, how
26:59
Speaker 1: far can they take them? And if it is real,
27:01
Speaker 1: how inherent is it in the human populace.
27:06
Speaker 2: Those are really good questions and I appreciate you asking them,
27:10
Speaker 2: for sure, And it is really important to distinguish between
27:14
Speaker 2: the people that claim to be psychic and the people
27:17
Speaker 2: that actually are psychic, and between the different programs, because
27:22
Speaker 2: there are several programs that have Gate in the title
27:25
Speaker 2: of them. You got the government's Stargate project or program
27:31
Speaker 2: or Project Stargate or Stargate Project, which we cover in
27:34
Speaker 2: around the first hour of the documentary. And then we
27:38
Speaker 2: get into the gate stuff in the second hour. And
27:42
Speaker 2: it's really important to distinguish between all of those, because
27:45
Speaker 2: you have the Stargate project, then you have the Gateway project.
27:51
Speaker 2: Was the Robbert Monroe Gateway process, which is the Heney sink,
27:56
Speaker 2: which is to induce an out of body experience.
27:59
Speaker 1: They're somebody who died it a plane crash, by the way,
28:02
Speaker 1: the Gateway process, gentleman, just for those that don't know.
28:05
Speaker 1: And that is a fascinating and riveting document put out
28:10
Speaker 1: I believe by the Central Intelligence Agency, but I believe
28:13
Speaker 1: it was commissioned through the United States Army on the
28:17
Speaker 1: nature of reality, really, and they took it from this
28:21
Speaker 1: individual scientist. I can't remember his name off the bat,
28:25
Speaker 1: but you can go watch a couple of different lectures
28:29
Speaker 1: that he gave on that subject and other subjects surrounding
28:33
Speaker 1: the nature of reality and how our reality and large
28:36
Speaker 1: part is created by our perception or what we call
28:40
Speaker 1: our brain, our mind. But yes, no, he's another individual
28:43
Speaker 1: who died in a mysterious plane crash. Rider.
28:49
Speaker 2: Yes, Robert Monroe is a very fascinating individual.
28:52
Speaker 3: I listened to.
28:53
Speaker 2: Probably around thirty hours of his lectures for this documentary
28:57
Speaker 2: to find out what he actually was going on there,
29:02
Speaker 2: and we do show that Gateway document by the CIA
29:07
Speaker 2: in the documentary as well. So it's a really big
29:12
Speaker 2: rap up because people often get confused about all these
29:15
Speaker 2: things that are named Gate, right, because you also have
29:18
Speaker 2: the Gate program which is in public school, which is
29:21
Speaker 2: the gifted and talented education. So people often mix all
29:26
Speaker 2: three of these programs all together when there's really no
29:30
Speaker 2: not that much connection other than psychic stuff. That's really it.
29:37
Speaker 2: The government Stargate Remote Viewing Unit was not testing on children. Okay,
29:43
Speaker 2: that's a separate program, which was the gifted and Talented
29:46
Speaker 2: education that was going on in public school. But there's
29:48
Speaker 2: also you know, entire Gate schools. There's literally gifted and
29:56
Speaker 2: talented schools that are dedicated just to gifted and talented children.
30:01
Speaker 2: So it's not a fairytale that people are making this
30:05
Speaker 2: stuff up. You can literally just get on Google and
30:09
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk actually went to one of these schools, right,
30:12
Speaker 2: and it was actually called the it's in Palatine, Illinois
30:17
Speaker 2: called Creative Children's Academy. It's now been renamed Quest Academy.
30:21
Speaker 2: In nineteen ninety nine, now, Charlie Kirk wasn't just in
30:25
Speaker 2: a gay class that you would take in.
30:27
Speaker 3: School, Millsky.
30:28
Speaker 2: This is a literal gifted and talented school dedicated to
30:33
Speaker 2: students that have been deemed gifted and talented. And it's
30:36
Speaker 2: still in operation today called Quest Academy. Right, So it's
30:40
Speaker 2: not the stuff that people are saying is not fair.
30:44
Speaker 3: There's real.
30:46
Speaker 2: Evidence to what they believe that they have been through.
30:50
Speaker 2: And what was your other Oh, so, how you can
30:55
Speaker 2: identify a person that has actually has abilities to remote
31:03
Speaker 2: view is that there's a document out there that list
31:07
Speaker 2: all of the remote viewers and I show it in
31:09
Speaker 2: the documentary. There's less than twenty of them that was
31:13
Speaker 2: ever in the government remote viewing unit that started in
31:18
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy eight and ended in nineteen ninety five. There
31:21
Speaker 2: were less than twenty of them that were ever in
31:24
Speaker 2: that program, and I have two of them in the
31:27
Speaker 2: actual documentary, Lim Buchanan and Angela Ford, and I also
31:32
Speaker 2: have del Graf. Del Graph was not a remote viewer,
31:36
Speaker 2: but he was the operations manager for the DIA Army
31:40
Speaker 2: Intelligence Stargate program and he's the one that actually coined
31:43
Speaker 2: the term and that named it stargate after he took
31:47
Speaker 2: over in the early nineties. We go through a lot
31:51
Speaker 2: of evidence and a lot of documentation that remote viewing
31:54
Speaker 2: is very real. I show all the documents and what
31:58
Speaker 2: people had. Angela Ford, which is in the documentary, had
32:02
Speaker 2: found hostages that were held hostage in Lebanon.
32:07
Speaker 3: She found.
32:09
Speaker 2: A runaway TSA agent in Wyoming in the eighties named
32:13
Speaker 2: Charles Charles Ford.
32:16
Speaker 3: She actually got.
32:16
Speaker 2: Awarded an award for finding him psyche psychically with her
32:23
Speaker 2: remote viewing capabilities. So and Lin Buchanan had received several
32:29
Speaker 2: awards while he was in the Stargate remote Viewing unit. So, yes,
32:35
Speaker 2: people can do it, and everyone has the ability to
32:39
Speaker 2: do it, but not everybody has the ability to do
32:42
Speaker 2: it accurately, is what I would say. And some people
32:46
Speaker 2: are born with a psychic ability, like people like Ingo Swan,
32:50
Speaker 2: which was involved with SRI International in the early seventies
32:54
Speaker 2: and then he eventually got out of it around in
33:00
Speaker 2: the end of the seventies into the early eighties. He
33:03
Speaker 2: you know, just kind of cut chords with the entire thing.
33:06
Speaker 2: But he would talk about how whenever he was younger,
33:09
Speaker 2: he would have a lot of out of body experiences,
33:12
Speaker 2: you know, like you would be be outside of his
33:15
Speaker 2: body constantly, and that's one of the things within the
33:18
Speaker 2: Project Gateway CIA document that says that, you know, in
33:23
Speaker 2: order to kind of unlock these psychic abilities, you being
33:30
Speaker 2: outside of your body is one way to do that,
33:32
Speaker 2: and there's several other ways to do it as well.
33:36
Speaker 2: But Angela Ford also talks about it within the documentary
33:39
Speaker 2: Psychic Agent. The gate Broad program is that being outside
33:43
Speaker 2: of your body is the most advanced form of remote viewing.
33:47
Speaker 1: So one of the more I guess famous cases of
33:53
Speaker 1: the United States military delving into this arena of psychic
33:57
Speaker 1: or non physical abilities would be the Men who Stare
34:01
Speaker 1: at goats, right and the First Earth Battalion Project, etc.
34:06
Speaker 1: Where you know, you had these individuals that were trying
34:10
Speaker 1: to rethink the military but also trying to psychically be
34:15
Speaker 1: able to actually attack things. So stopping the heart of
34:20
Speaker 1: a goat from a room through psychic powers was basically
34:24
Speaker 1: one of the projects. One of the people that was
34:27
Speaker 1: interviewed by John Ronson because before it was, you know,
34:31
Speaker 1: a Hollywood movie with George Clooney, and I think Ewan
34:34
Speaker 1: McGregor might be in that one as well. It was
34:37
Speaker 1: actually a documentary series, The Secret Rulers of the world.
34:42
Speaker 1: One of those parts was based on that with Ronson,
34:45
Speaker 1: and Ronson had also written a book on the subject
34:50
Speaker 1: where he delved into it. I think stubblebind Admiral Stubblebine
34:54
Speaker 1: was also very much involved in that. And stubblevind you know,
34:59
Speaker 1: kind of became more of a famed nine to eleven
35:02
Speaker 1: truth guy later on in his lifetime and gravitated to
35:05
Speaker 1: a lot of like I hate to call them, the
35:08
Speaker 1: hippie dippy kind of aspects of it. But you know,
35:11
Speaker 1: it was always where in the necklaces, et cetera, et cetera.
35:14
Speaker 1: Do you delve into that program at all? I know
35:17
Speaker 1: that I've seen some interviews with you with some of
35:20
Speaker 1: these individuals asking if they were utilized using their psychic
35:25
Speaker 1: abilities to maybe harm or kill a target, etc. You
35:29
Speaker 1: don't seem to get a straight answer there. But have
35:32
Speaker 1: you delved into the men hysteric Goats and what'd you find?
35:36
Speaker 3: Yes?
35:37
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that is basically what the first hour of the
35:40
Speaker 2: movie is all about, is the history of the government's
35:42
Speaker 2: interest in the history of the government's psychic spy unit
35:46
Speaker 2: and the Minister A Goats is a compilation of a
35:49
Speaker 2: bunch of different people's stories that were involved in the
35:53
Speaker 2: government psychic spy program. And also another unit that has
35:57
Speaker 2: never really been disclosed that was either happening in Texas, California,
36:02
Speaker 2: or the Carolinas. It's not really been confirmed on where
36:06
Speaker 2: that unit was, but it was a unit using psychic
36:08
Speaker 2: abilities in combat. So essentially, the director of that movie
36:12
Speaker 2: combined both aspects of those two units together and created
36:17
Speaker 2: this comedy. And the person that's named in the movie
36:25
Speaker 2: is I forget what his last name is in the movie.
36:27
Speaker 3: I really liked the movie. I thought the movie was hilarious.
36:30
Speaker 2: I mean, it's making fun of the whole thing, but
36:34
Speaker 2: you know, I still thought that it was really funny.
36:35
Speaker 2: I can have a really good sense of humor, you
36:37
Speaker 2: know what I mean When things are funny, it's funny.
36:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a dark comedy. And one of the things
36:43
Speaker 1: that you know, I don't think they harped on enough,
36:47
Speaker 1: but that I found out, you know, looking into the
36:49
Speaker 1: event itself, is that it was also very involved with
36:53
Speaker 1: Art Bell Show and that the Haley's Comment conspiracy that
36:59
Speaker 1: brought brought us the Heaven's Gate cult, another gate in
37:03
Speaker 1: there that famously all killed themselves wearing Nike sneakers and
37:08
Speaker 1: had a great SNL skit with Will Ferrell about it
37:11
Speaker 1: right afterwards. Can't recommend that skin enough. It was a
37:16
Speaker 1: shell opener and it still holds up today. But again,
37:21
Speaker 1: when you get into these things, you also do kind
37:23
Speaker 1: of get into certain cult like mentalities. Did did you
37:26
Speaker 1: find that also where there correlations or connections to that
37:30
Speaker 1: type of world.
37:33
Speaker 3: For some people?
37:35
Speaker 2: Because a lot of people like to claim that the
37:36
Speaker 2: individuals that were a part of this program were all scientologists,
37:41
Speaker 2: That isn't true. Limby Cannon is actually a ordained minister
37:48
Speaker 2: and he goes to a Christian church. But I think
37:54
Speaker 2: that that kind of unfairly got lumped into because how
37:58
Speaker 2: put Off, which together with Russell targ in the beginning,
38:02
Speaker 2: which was funded by the CIA. The CIA gave a
38:04
Speaker 2: lot of money to researching remote viewing. That's where your
38:07
Speaker 2: a yeller comes from. That's where your yeller was never
38:09
Speaker 2: a part of a military unit or never part of THEDIA.
38:14
Speaker 2: He was just studied by SRI, which was funded by
38:17
Speaker 2: the CIA up until nineteen seventy five.
38:20
Speaker 3: But how put Off was.
38:24
Speaker 2: A scientologist, right, so they kind of lumped everybody that
38:28
Speaker 2: was kind of a part of that program into a
38:32
Speaker 2: scientology aspect, which isn't really true.
38:35
Speaker 3: Now, there are aspects.
38:38
Speaker 2: Of being a remote viewer that make you feel like
38:41
Speaker 2: that you're that would kind of give you a Messiah complex, right,
38:46
Speaker 2: because if you can see things with your mind and
38:50
Speaker 2: that is far and distant from you, and you're actually
38:53
Speaker 2: correct on the things that you were seeing, then that would,
38:58
Speaker 2: you know, give you a Messiah complex in a lot
39:03
Speaker 2: of different ways. And that's a big reason why a
39:05
Speaker 2: lot of the people that are still surviving from the
39:09
Speaker 2: government remove viewing unit don't get along with each other.
39:13
Speaker 2: They don't really communicate with each other, you know what
39:15
Speaker 2: I mean. They don't they're not really friends.
39:18
Speaker 3: Now.
39:18
Speaker 2: A few of them are Lim Buchanan, Dellgraph, and Angela Ford,
39:22
Speaker 2: which are in my documentary. I've done a show with
39:24
Speaker 2: all three of them on my YouTube channel and they
39:27
Speaker 2: all get along, but several people have bad blood between
39:31
Speaker 2: them and they don't talk or communicate with each other,
39:34
Speaker 2: and they'll talk bad about each other and everything. So
39:36
Speaker 2: there's a few different things going on. But as far
39:39
Speaker 2: as like a cult like mentality, I didn't find any
39:45
Speaker 2: cult like mentality with anything that was going on with
39:48
Speaker 2: the remote viewers that I had in my documentary, you.
39:52
Speaker 1: Know, wrapping it up, what do you think is the
39:56
Speaker 1: most surprising thing, like the thing that hits you out
39:58
Speaker 1: of left field that you were aren't really prepared for,
40:02
Speaker 1: that you may have learned on this journey in this documentary,
40:06
Speaker 1: And then you know, what would you like to leave
40:07
Speaker 1: the audience with that we haven't discussed or covered here.
40:12
Speaker 2: So other than you know, recruiting people, because that's a
40:15
Speaker 2: major part of it. Now this is separate from the
40:20
Speaker 2: government's remote Viewing Psychic Spy unit. But other than recruiting
40:24
Speaker 2: people in through the Gifted and Talented program, there was
40:29
Speaker 2: also things that you know, people remember that are way
40:31
Speaker 2: stranger that doesn't make a lot of sense, like being
40:34
Speaker 2: forced to take a strange substance like we saw in
40:37
Speaker 2: the trailer for the documentary of the Pink Drink, playing
40:40
Speaker 2: with blocks strings what people describe as three D glasses.
40:44
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of evidence for these types of
40:48
Speaker 2: programs that aren't directly connected to public school, like the
40:51
Speaker 2: EMES leaf Room, which was created by doctor Ames and
40:55
Speaker 2: which was funded and contracted by the Office of Naval Research.
40:58
Speaker 2: It's a very real thing. Can google it. The Ames
41:02
Speaker 2: Leaf Room. He would essentially take in a lot of
41:04
Speaker 2: college students into this room that have leaves all over
41:06
Speaker 2: the walls, dose them with LSD, and put goggles over
41:10
Speaker 2: their head, and then they would have the worst trip
41:12
Speaker 2: of their lives and they would be tripping balls looking
41:14
Speaker 2: through these goggles and seeing all these leaves on the walls,
41:16
Speaker 2: and they would end up in the emergency room. Several
41:19
Speaker 2: of them did. There's also this other experiment called the
41:22
Speaker 2: Gansfeld Experiment ga ns the Feld that was to induce
41:28
Speaker 2: hallucinations and activate psychic abilities. You can do this yourself
41:32
Speaker 2: by cutting a ping pong ball in half and taping
41:34
Speaker 2: them to your eyeballs. Take a bright red light, shine
41:37
Speaker 2: it on your face, and anyone that has done this
41:39
Speaker 2: for a long period of time will start to see
41:43
Speaker 2: things happening in when they open their eyes and look
41:47
Speaker 2: through the ping pong balls. There's also several mk Ultra
41:51
Speaker 2: sub projects tailored tour discovering Unlocking in the Study of
41:55
Speaker 2: the esp and Psychic abilities. Mk Ultra Subproject eighty three
41:59
Speaker 2: and Subproject one point thirty six literally talks about psychic
42:03
Speaker 2: testing on children. Mk Ultra Subproject one oh two is
42:07
Speaker 2: a summer camp project where the CIA was collecting data
42:10
Speaker 2: on one hundred and forty two children. So when you
42:14
Speaker 2: think of all of the millions of people that have
42:16
Speaker 2: been through these programs, the Gate public school programs, you
42:22
Speaker 2: kind of get an idea of exactly what's going on,
42:24
Speaker 2: and you kind of got to put two and two
42:26
Speaker 2: together on a lot of the stuff because there's a
42:28
Speaker 2: lot of information in this documentary. A lot of documents
42:32
Speaker 2: are shown and highlighted in the documentary, and you got
42:35
Speaker 2: to remember a lot of things, and you got to
42:39
Speaker 2: kind of put too because I'm not one of these
42:41
Speaker 2: people that likes to repeat information inside of a movie
42:45
Speaker 2: like it's you know, I'm not doing the net Netflix
42:48
Speaker 2: model where I reiterate the thing that I just said
42:52
Speaker 2: ten minutes later, you know what I mean. I'm expecting
42:55
Speaker 2: people to sit down and really pay attention and really
42:58
Speaker 2: watch this. In the seventies, the parents found out that
43:02
Speaker 2: the CIA had access to their child school records and
43:04
Speaker 2: they didn't right, So they found out that they couldn't
43:09
Speaker 2: get access to their child's school records. And the reason
43:13
Speaker 2: that they couldn't is because the CIA had all of
43:16
Speaker 2: their child's school records. So they enacted this bill called FURPA,
43:19
Speaker 2: which is the Parents' Rights in Privacy Act, which then
43:22
Speaker 2: gave parents the access to their child school records back.
43:26
Speaker 2: But the CIA then slipped in an amendment to FURPA
43:29
Speaker 2: which allowed the CIA to continue getting the child's school records,
43:33
Speaker 2: and they started changing the names of the program from
43:36
Speaker 2: the standard Gate Program to Gifted and Talented TAG.
43:40
Speaker 3: It was just called TAG.
43:41
Speaker 2: And other people have reached out to me that they
43:43
Speaker 2: were involved in a program in Georgia called Focus, which
43:47
Speaker 2: is fostering originality, creativity, understanding and self awareness. So it's
43:52
Speaker 2: like they've they've changed the name of a lot of this.
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Speaker 2: They've tried to conceal it and hide it from people
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Speaker 2: by just you know. It's kind of exactly like what
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Speaker 2: happened with the Stargate Remote Viewing Unit is that they
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Speaker 2: kept changing the name of the program every so often
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Speaker 2: when it bounced back before the DiiA and Army Intelligence.
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Speaker 2: Every time that it was switch or combined, they didn't
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Speaker 2: have to change the code name or the name of
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Speaker 2: the project right, and it eventually landed on Stargate. But
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Speaker 2: the most surprising thing for me throughout the documentary, other
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Speaker 2: than the Gate Program stuff which we showed documentation in
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Speaker 2: there that proves that the government was testing children for
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Speaker 2: psychic abilities. Is this idea that things can be planted
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Speaker 2: into your head, like thoughts and ideas and beliefs can
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Speaker 2: be planted into your head through a really good psychic
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Speaker 2: remote viewer and maybe even be able to un alive
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Speaker 2: an individual. I hate that word. I freaking hate using
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Speaker 2: the word on alife. I'm alive and an individual just
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Speaker 2: using their mind. And I found that very fascinating. And
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Speaker 2: there is a document that I briefly show in the
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Speaker 2: movie that gives you the steps. It was written by
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Speaker 2: ad May. It's a very rare document. Very few people
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Speaker 2: have access to it. Even some of the people within
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Speaker 2: the Stargate government remote viewing program don't even have access
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Speaker 2: to it. I've actually sent it to them. They found
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Speaker 2: it very fascinating. But it lists you steps on how
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Speaker 2: you can remotely influence people psychically, and Lim Buchanan says
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Speaker 2: in the documentary that it's very easy to do. And
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Speaker 2: he was actually asked to if he could kill Osama
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Speaker 2: bin Laden with his mind, if he could infiltrate into
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Speaker 2: Gorbachev's mind to get him to drop communism.
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Speaker 3: So it's a really deep rabbit hole.
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Speaker 2: The basement goes into another basement, and then that basement
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Speaker 2: has a trap door, and at a certain point I
45:54
Speaker 2: just had to stop all of the research and make
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Speaker 2: my movie.
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Speaker 3: Or it was never going to get made.
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Speaker 1: Sounds like it also lead into an underground city. The
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Speaker 1: Most of it really is about right and wrong. It
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