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The Tulpa: Manifested Beings, Kozyrev Mirror & Mind Technology · The Cryptid Huntress

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well you guys, we have a fantastic show tonight. I have my
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friend doctor John Steamy in the studio tonight. We're going to be talking about
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some very very interesting topics tonight, stuff that I haven't really covered a couple
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of these things before. But we're gonna throw in a little remote viewing with
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this too. And yes I am a remote viewer okay, so he's probably
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gonna end up interviewing me tonight a little bit. So this is going to
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be really crazy and really fun, So don't forget that. Right after this
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show, Rob G has a great program for us over on after hours,
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So y'all be sure to go check that out. Okay, all right,
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well let's get to our guest tonight, shall we. Okay. Doctor John
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Steamy has always had an interest in the paranormal. He runs a number of
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comic cons as well as Bigfoot and Lizardman encrypted UFO conferences and festivals. He
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co hosts Scary Cast, a week weekly plot podcasts on blog Talk Radio,
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and his show's air on his YouTube channel, Bigfoot and Company. And he's
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published several books, so and they they're all about Cryptied, the Lizardman of
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Skateboard Swamp okay, the Bishopville Lizard van Alien, UFOs and nominlies, Bigfoot
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and Friends. And and he's hosting the the World UFO Conference coming up in
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about a week or two. I think it's about a week and a half.
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We're going to be over at that UFO conference. I will be there.
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I hope you guys will come and join us up in Clayton, Georgia
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where we have the Georgia Bigfoot Festival. So please help me. Welcome to
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the show, my good friend, doctor John Stamy. Hey John, Hey,
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Jessica, how are you doing. I'm excellent, I am so excited
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to have you here tonight. It's always really fun when I have you on
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a show because we have a lot to talk about, you know, we
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always do. I mean, we tried to compress so much good stuff in
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the green room while we were talking before, and I said, golly,
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we're just gonna have to wait and talk about this on the show, because
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that's why we're here to talk about really interesting things. And I guess tonight
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we're talking about my favorite topic, which is the field of mind technologies what
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the mind can do. And it's amazing what the mind can do. Oh
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yeah, if humans only realize how powerful they are are as far as their
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uh I guess psychic abilities go. And anything about mind control, okay,
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because we hear about mind control and the first thing that we think of is
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MK ultra and that's bad, Like people look at that as being a bad
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thing, and it is a bad thing when it's coming to when it comes
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to like people being basically hypnotized or put under my control, under terrible you
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know, dark programs with our government and black projects and stuff like that.
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But actually my control is a beautiful thing if you use it right. Okay,
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And you know how to control your own mind. That is actually something
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that is paramount to our cryptid research on my team because we have to be
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able to control our minds to keep us from losing our minds out in the
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field. Okay, So I believe that. Yeah, absolutely, it's part
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of it. It's it's very it's very important. When you can control your
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mind, you can pretty much do anything. I'm just saying you can,
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because the mind can do many things and people don't give the mind credit.
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You've got to relax and give your mind control so that your mind can do
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what it can do, be it esp or telekinesis or whatever. You can
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do it all, you really can. You can you can't. I mean,
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I'm not saying I can do it all, but I'm pretty good at
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things that I do, okay, And I'm pretty good at remote viewing and
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stuff. And that is a part of the mind technology. I guess that's
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kind of where you're going with this tonight, right, the mind technology.
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I've never heard of it put that way. Mind technology. So I grew
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up in a technology world. I'm a former chairman of computer science department.
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Got my doctor in at North Carolina State in computer science and I've always believed
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that the greatest computer in the world is the brain, the human brain,
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and I've set I set up about five years ago to try to figure out
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how to program your brain. If it's the greatest supercomputer, there's got to
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be a programming language. And in my book I will be talking about that
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programming language. And that programming language reared its head in nineteen thirty one in
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a book and I found it. Will I did an exhaustive search, and
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you know what, if you don't give up, you might find something good.
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So I found an elementary programming language that really does work to help program
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your brain. And then there are also some other things activities that we can
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do, and I know we've talked about them, and I'm going to talk
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about them tonight. So what do you want? What topic do you want
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me to get started? On the floor? Is yours on that? And
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I'll get one, Okay, Well, I want to talk about the mind
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technology first, and then I mean there's I could see from us talking in
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the beginning before we went live. There is a progression to all of this,
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and it does get to these manifested beings, and I want to talk
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about that. I think it's going to flow naturally. So let's start with
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the mind control first, okay, and the mind technologies, and you are
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welcome to ask me questions about remote viewing or whatever you'd like tonight. I
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know this is this is my show. I interview you, but you're welcome
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to interview me too tonight. Okay, thank you very much. I like
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to ask you questions because Jessica, you really have interesting answers for me and
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for other people. So I guess I'll just start out with my basic because
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this book is going to be coming out around Thanksgiving. It'll be on Amazon
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with a forward by John lem Ay, my good friend, the pre eminent
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UFO historian in America. He's from Roswell, New Mexico, and John and
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I have a lot of stories together that I tell John that between he and
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I we probably have most of the stories for most of the answers to those
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things people have questions about. But as I said, the mind is the
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greatest supercomputer in the world, So how do you program it? It be
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good to know how. Yes, there is a combination. I'll go ahead
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and tell everybody. I don't mind because if I'm going to put it out
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in my book. I want this to help people. I don't want to
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keep it a secret. I am. I like to be very inclusive.
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You know, some people like to be restricted. I like to be inclusive
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so that it can help people. Well, you know, if you say
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I want to, or I need to, or I've got to, that
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doesn't do anything for the way you think. But in You're gonna laugh.
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In nineteen thirty one, the original version of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon
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Hill Okay on page seven, pages seventeen through nineteen talk about the way you
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need to think to get things to happen. And it's very simple. Man.
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Yes, you're talking about manifesting, right, That's exactly what it does.
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And so what you do is you say I intend to do this.
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And studies have found that when you use that word intend, that changes the
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way your brain works. It's a key word. It's part of one of
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those programming language concepts that changes the way you think. And another one is
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prayer. Now you know, I know some people don't think a lot about
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religion, but I have found that prayer really does help get your brain on
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the road towards getting connected to a higher being, to get your your prayers
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answered, So I guess yes, manifestation use the use of the word intend.
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If you say I intend to do this, your brain acts differently and
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your brain tries to help you do what you want to do. And then
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when you use prayer. Now, there was an interesting study I read it.
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It was in psychology today, maybe about twenty years ago. They took
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people that used prayer and they measured their brain functions, and they took people
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that just meditated and they use and they measured their brain functions. So what
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did they find out? The people that meditated didn't really have anything going on
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that helped them progress and manifest But the people that used prayer speaking to a
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higher power, what it did was it changed your brain. Your brain was
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okay, like right now, you and I are in a conversation mode.
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I am talking to you and your brain is waiting for what I'm saying,
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and then you're going to speak back to me and my brain is waiting for
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what you're going to say. Well, that's how prayer works. You are
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connected to a higher power and when you speak in your head or if you
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speak prayer out loud, gets it is heard somewhere out there in the universe
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and you are there waiting for the answer. Now, I know that sounds
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so simple and crazy, but it works. It works for me. I
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mean, it just does. I mean I'm a prime example. Once I
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learned these two things, I have been in the process of manifesting good things
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for myself and for other people. I like to help people. I just
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do. It's not anything you get paid for, but I get satisfaction off
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of helping somebody. And so that it does work. So that the idea
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of saying I intend, I intend to go to work tomorrow and do the
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best job that I can. And if you keep thinking that over and over
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and over, guess what, your performance will really improve? It really will.
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For some reason, your brain listens to your brain. There's a two
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way communication even between you and your brain, and your brain is just waiting
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for instructions. So if you give it the right instructions a computer, it
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will do what you want to buy and large you know it won't. It
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won't. It won't help you be like Napoleon and conquer Europe. Well,
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John, can I can? I can? I make a comment real quick,
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because that's where you know I mentioned the MK ultra mind control and that's
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something that when we watch television, okay, tell lies vision right, Uh,
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But but that's they call it programming for a reason because the things that
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are being presented to us and that we're seeing and that we're watching are programming
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us to think in a certain way. Now listen, I can say from
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experience, I know people, people and my families and everything that are like
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no, no shade, okay to anybody I know. But but you know,
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you do get programmed, especially if you watch certain news you know,
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airings and stuff news networks. It can make you. It really does.
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Kind of it kind of molds people into thinking a certain way, which can
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be bad. It could be good, but it could really be bad too.
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Right now, I don't have television. When I was six years old
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and I got my bank statement and for some reason I could not add up
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the numbers to see what my bank balance should be. I got really mad
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and I took that little calculator that I had and I crushed it with a
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hammer, and I took my table out of my excuse me, of my
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wall. I threw it away, and I said, I'm not gonna let
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anything tell me what to do. I'm not going to let anything control my
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brain. In my life, I had I don't have television. Now I
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do have YouTube, and I do have iHeart Radio, and I do have
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Roku. But I can selectively pick and choose what I want, like to
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listen to one of your shows or to learn things. You know, I
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don't care what anyone says. I'm a pretty big fan of The Wi Files.
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Andrew does a good job in research. Sometimes his conclusions are a little
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whatever, but his re search is spot on. They do a good job
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on that show, and I listened to it for the research because you know,
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I was trained as a researcher and I'm I'm kind of addicted to research.
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I love it. I love finding out the truth, don't you,
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Jessica, Oh yeah, I do. And you know, and I've come
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to the conclusion that we're not going to be told the truth. We have
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to find the truth ourselves. No one is No one is going to just
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show it to us and put it on a silver platter and walk out a
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bunch of bigfoots on a stage and say these are real. We have to
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we have to do the research ourselves, and if that means being out in
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the field and doing it that's what we're doing. I think you want if
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you truly want to see a bigfoot. That's a perfect example. Yeah,
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I always wanted to see a bigfoot. I never could figure out where to
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see one. Then all of a sudden, a new friend came into my
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life, and I went to this new friend's house and that new friend said,
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well, you know, I have a couple plans of bigfoot out here
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in the back. I said, oh, that's great. I didn't deny
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it. I just said, wow, that's great. And I was rewarded.
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I saw my first and second bigfoot at that house. And then I
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go to northeast Georgia, which is my favorite place in the world. That
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is the magic Land of Raven County, and I've had six or seven bigfoot
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encounters up there. And what I tell people is bigfoot encounters don't happen on
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command. It's not like I want to see a bigfoot and it happens.
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Well, you just have to want to. Now, I believe that they
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are so much smarter than we are. They can know who we are.
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They know if we're going to cause them harm, they know if we're the
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kind of person that they want to show themselves to and if they want to
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show themselves to us, they will. I've had many people say, you
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know, I just really wanted to and I wasn't going to cause them harm,
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and low and behold they find Bigfoot or Bigfoot finds them, and I
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think that's kind of the key. It's like one friend said, just take
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lots of pictures all over and you'll be surprised what you'll see. I have
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a good buddy, Less Durant. He's going to be a speaker at the
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World UNFO conference. What he does is he goes outside and he takes pictures
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of the sky two and three hours a day. He comes back in and
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you wouldn't believe what he finds because he has this program that tells him what
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the flights are coming in and out of Atlanta Airport. He's over there in
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Georgia, so he knows how not to confuse plane flights with true unidentified flying
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objects. Now it takes work. He had to get the right tools,
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he had to learn how to use them, and he has to work a
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couple hours a day. He's retired early. But you know what, he
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loves what he does. And I love it when I get on there and
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talk to him. He says, John, let me show you what I
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found. You wouldn't believe it. And I see pictures that are just crazy
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cool. And so he's going to show some of those at the World Bigfoot
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Conference because he has programmed his brain. His brain helped him figure out what
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to do, and for some reason, the UFOs just show for him.
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So we're gonna we're gonna see about a bunch of that on Friday evening.
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Now, if you want to be there Friday evening at nine o'clock, that's
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going to be at the R. And M. Rose Distillery in Diller,
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Georgia. He's going to be leading a calling of the UFO session, which
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is in a number of ways like the CE five of Stephen, but his
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is different and he is very successful because I have seen the videos. So
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yeah, it's a matter of you program your brain and you might get some
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help from above wherever above is. Right, I think so too. I
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think it's important that we do program our brains. I think we have to.
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First of all, we have to d program everything that we've ever learned.
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Okay, we've ever been taught. The first step is deprogramming, and
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then it's reprogramming, and it's so important that we do that, Okay,
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And I think you know a lot of people who are watching this show right
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now and people who are listening in, I think that they understand that,
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and a lot of us have had to deprogram and now we're reprogramming for the
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highest timeline, okay, for our best lives and uh and only only the
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good, positive stuff, you know, to to enhance our lives, not
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not take us down or notch Oh. Absolutely, you've got to always aspire
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to greatness. And I don't you know that means you're going to try to
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do good things. You're not going to try to harm others. But you
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have a quest or a thirst for knowledge. I think that quest or third
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thirst for knowledge comes through to the cryptids that I mean, they see you.
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I can guarantee you when when I go up to a skateboard swamp in
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Lee County, South Carolina, I can guarantee you lizard Man knows I'm there.
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I guarantee you because they are small, those uh, those cryptids are
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very smart. Bigfoot is smart. I guarantee you. The uh, the
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grays on the they ships, they know who you are because they're they're just
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smart. They have a lot of psychic ability, if that's what you want
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to call it. Well, and that's that's actually why my team. Part
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of the reason that my team has been trained so heavily and remote viewing because
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it is all about mind control. John, So you're kind of you're kind
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of exposing tonight. Uh. Why why I am a remote viewer? Okay?
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And it is because of the cryptids and uh, and for the communication
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aspect, and because they're they're known to be able to control your mind sometimes,
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Okay, and to scare people. Now, imagine, imagine in a
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perfect world, if you were out there doing field research and you had enough
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training in mind control to where those ets can't stop you from doing whatever you're
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doing out there. They can't, they can't put you to sleep, they
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can't do whatever they do to you, because you're able to control your mind
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so much that they don't have control over you at all. Okay, you're
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saying, I believe is they can't zap you. They can't zap you.
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That's right. And I'm not saying I can't be zapped, but I know
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how to defend against it a little bit for the most part. As much
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as I can and the bigfoots too, right, Ye, I had a
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big experience and I think I told it on the show one time about bigfoots
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zapping the dogs that normally would have come out, and the bigfoots were out
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there. I had the most unbelievable experience. It was terrifying. I'm not
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going to go back into it, but it was in northeast Georgia, and
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the Bigfoots were out there, and I had wandered into a situation where there
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were many of them out there hunting and teaching their young ones how to hunt.
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And you know, they know me that they didn't need me around,
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so they knew how to keep me inside a cabin. Boy did they ever?
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Until the sun came up, I knew exactly what I didn't need to
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do. So that's true. And uh, I guess what I'd like to
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do, if you don't mind, I would like to move to another top
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in technologies? Is that? Okay? Absolutely, let's do it, Okay,
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I want to. I had not been familiar with doctor Nikolai Kaserev.
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He was an astrophysicist in Russia. He passed away in nineteen eighty three.
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I am beginning to think that after I have read some of his work,
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some of his books, and read articles about him. That he and Einstein
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were the two greatest minds in physics of the last century. Nikolai Kazarev was
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unbelievable, and he in nineteen twenty eight he said there is volcanic activity on
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the Moon. Of course, he was twenty when he said that, and
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he had already been published. He was already teaching at a college in Russia,
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twenty years old. And the prevailing people in the United States said,
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oh, that can't be possible. Well, in about two thousand and five
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they found out that there were rocks that were of volcanic origin on the surface
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of the Moon. Nikolai Kazurev was correct. Now, what he is famous
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for is the Kazarev mirror, and that is a device where it's a structure
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and a device where you can do time travel in your mind. Now,
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I believe that I don't believe that the body is capable of going back and
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forth in time. So much is because our bodies are very fragile, right,
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Jessica. Our bodies are fragile, yes, fragilely yes, And I
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don't think we can. But I think in our minds. We can go
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back and forth. Now they're still doing a lot of studies in Russia using
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his one of his devices called the Kasarev mirror, and what that is.
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It's like ten foot tall piece of aluminum that is spirally wound with a with
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a with a chair in the middle, and the way it's round is according
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to the Fibonacci sequence, like if you have a conk shell. You know,
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it has that beautiful spiral inside. It's exactly identical to a conk shell.
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And how they've got it worked. And what happens is whenever they build
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one, they have ball lightning, they have UFOs come around in the area.
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It just does something to the environment. It's just really it's really kind
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of crazy. Yeah, yeah, that's an example. There are several of
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them, and the one that they use it's a little bit bigger. They
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use it in kind of a large room and they build it. It just
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it's just a circle. But I think you have to do it exactly right.
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And what happens is you're sitting in there and you have this massive amount
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of energy that's built up and you start looking and staring at the walls,
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the aluminum walls, is just aluminum. You start to staring at them and
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lo and behold, they become translucent and you start seeing things from your past,
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the present, and the future, and from lots of places all over
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the world. It's great. Now. That is his invention from about the
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mid fifties. Okay, okay, that's not the first time they have been
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used. Okay, I've got two names for you, and you're going to
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be surprised. Who I'm going to bring up. No Stradamus and Leonardo da
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Vinci built their own cause of rev mirrors. How okay, No, that's
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not new technology. Then this is way back. It is he learned from
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history and then he made it work. But okay, let's say No stra
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damis he was active many hundreds of years ago. He built an egg,
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an egg shaped structure where he filled it with mirrors, and he put himself
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inside of it, and he went into a trance and he saw things.
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So he built what's called a convex mirror, I'm sorry, concave mirror.
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And he would and we have concave mirrors all the time in telescopes and optics
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and everything, and they focused light. Well, he built himself a little
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cylindrical chamber where he would sit in there, and he would also use a
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silver cup and fill it with water. That is the same that same convex
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mirror, and you're sitting there looking at it, and that's where he did
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his prophecies. So now people say, oh, that's just all joke,
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No, it's not. Nostradamus got a lot of hits. He didn't know
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sometimes what he was looking at. I mean, if you and I were
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looking at the world in three hundred years, we probably would have a hard
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time underderstanding the technology involved, wouldn't we. And you see that's the problem
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with when they're looking a couple hundred years in advance. They don't know what's
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going on, but we do. We've grown up with it or it's happened,
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you know, as we're living our lives. So that is one person
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who is documented to using what's a Kauser rev mirror. The other one was
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Leonardo da Vinci. What he did was he had eight panels of mirrors,
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circular and he would get inside that and he would go into a trance.
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Now, you know, da Vinci showed designs of technologies from the past century,
28:45
and how did he find him? Well, he was in a causer
28:48
rev mirror. That's what it would be called today. So these things are
28:53
they're very real. So I want to tell everybody what to do, how
28:57
to build your own cause of rev mirror, to use it, just like
29:00
Nostradamus. Dude, are you ready, Jessica, Yes. And I just
29:04
wanted to point out Jay true Seeger said cause of red mirrors were supposedly used
29:10
and project looking glass. Now, these mirrors that you're talking about, they
29:15
are they're like a it looks like a fish eye lens if people are familiar
29:18
with that. It's like a rounded, you know, curved mirror, just
29:23
like doctor John said. And uh and I have a couple of those here
29:26
in my house right now. I actually have a couple of them. And
29:30
uh and they distort everything, okay, and a lot a lot of people.
29:34
If you look on your your rear view mirror, like your side mirror
29:38
in your car, they'll be like the regular mirror, and then there's a
29:41
little concave or con what do you call it, convex concave mirror in the
29:45
side because it lets you see things that you normally couldn't see with that regular
29:51
mirror there. Okay, it just gives you an added an added I don't
29:55
know what you call it, just at added view, Okay, a mirror
30:00
or closer than they appear, that's right, you know how it is.
30:03
Yeah, But here's what you can do. You can go to you can
30:10
go to eBay and search for a Paul Revere cup or a Paul Revere bowl,
30:18
which is silver and it's just a bowl in you order it now.
30:22
It's a little bit expensive, but once you get one, you put some
30:26
nice clear water in it, you focus on it, and you have a
30:30
causer of mirror, just like No Stradonna's head scrine. I just secret to
30:37
how to create your own cause of mirror. It might cost it a couple
30:40
hundred dollars, but you've got a silver bowl. That's a nice thing to
30:42
have, right, Jessica, Yes it is. It's good. It's good
30:47
to know the future sometimes, especially living in these crazy times that we're living
30:52
in right now. Well, it's not necessarily clear that you will know the
30:57
future, but you will certainly see a time stream of one potential future.
31:06
And I think I do you agree with that one potential future? Yes?
31:11
Well, you and I actually on my channel, I brought you on on
31:15
a glitch in the matrix. I remember we talked about Project Pegasus before,
31:19
and uh and Andrew boss Iago. We talked about the different timelines and how
31:26
with Project Pegasus they were actually taking people back. I'm assuming Project Looking Glasses
31:30
involved in this as well. Even the Montagu project, the Phoenix project,
31:34
all these different projects, a lot of them involved time travel, okay,
31:40
and time travel and actually peering into the different timelines. Okay, so if
31:44
we can see one timeline and then we then we bring incern, you know,
31:48
and all these like high large hadrind colliders, and we live in a
31:52
really strange time right now, doctor John, Okay, And it is very
31:57
concerning because to be extremely careful about the technology and how they use it,
32:05
even though even the mountains technology, You've got to be careful now. And
32:09
I just had a great thought and I completely forgot it. But oh yeah,
32:14
I was going to talk about Project Pegasus, Andy Bosiago, may I
32:19
talk a little bit about that? Yes? Please? I think one of
32:23
the crowning achievements of my life. I was a research associated at the Rhyan
32:28
Institute of Parapsychology when I was getting my doctorate, and I kind of used
32:34
that to call up people and say, you know, I'm John Stamey and
32:37
I'm with the Rhyan Institute because I was with them. I'm with the Rhyan
32:39
Institute of Para Psychology and I worked with doctor Sally Ryan Feather and I've got
32:44
a couple of questions for you, and I'm going to tell you what.
32:46
By and large, nobody refused me an interview. It was great. And
32:51
then all of a sudden, I decided to call Andy Andy Bosioga and I
32:54
looked him up and he was an attorney in British Columbia in Vancouver, British
33:00
Columbia, and I've got his office phone number. I called and he said,
33:02
I'm not here, but here's my cell phone. Well you think I
33:06
did. Jessica, his girlfriend in the car, had me on speaker phone,
33:15
and it was the most enjoyable couple hours I have ever had in my
33:19
life. And he told me the most important thing that I that I ever
33:24
heard. Now, I was a computer science professor at the time and I
33:28
was teaching project management and the one thing that we always talked about is when
33:32
I'd say how long is it going to take you to do a project?
33:36
How long is it going to take you to do this project that I just
33:37
gave you, and the students would answer, oh, two days, three
33:43
days, eight hours. Whatever I said, you're wrong. You're all wrong
33:47
because you don't know what's going to happen. When you walk out of here,
33:51
you could get a call from your father that says, come home,
33:53
we've got an emergency and you won't be able to start on this project for
33:57
next week, for four days, and then you come back and you've got
34:00
all this other stuff. So what you do is you give a range of
34:06
times in which you can get something finished. Under the best case scenario,
34:10
everything works out, it could take eight hours. But under the worst case
34:15
scenario, you've got all these delays, all these problems, it could take
34:19
you two weeks. So you've always got to consider the best case and the
34:22
worst case and hope that you'll land somewhere in the middle. Okay, well,
34:30
Andy Boziago, tell me about Project Pegasus, And the purpose of Project
34:35
Pegasus was to send young people ages ten to about sixteen, because it was
34:39
easier on their bodies to go back in time for them to see they wanted
34:46
to answer the following question, I'll never forget it, who shot Lincoln.
34:52
That is the down question. It's like, but I had to It took
34:57
me a while to understand why did they pick that question to ask the children
35:05
when they went back, who shot Lincoln? Why? Why? Oh?
35:08
Why? Well, when he told me the way it was answered, I've
35:15
never heard this. This came right out of my project management class. I
35:17
would give every one of them involved an A plus. I said, it
35:22
was John Wilkes Booth. He said, no, John, it wasn't.
35:27
He said, seventy percent of the time it was John Wilkes Booth. We
35:30
went back a total of one hundred and forty four. Seventy percent of the
35:34
time it was John Wilkes Booth, twenty five percent of the time it was
35:39
Mary Todd Lincoln that shot her husband at the Ford Theater, and five percent
35:45
of the time it was somebody else. And I immediately said, I have
35:52
just heard the greatest experiment in history, because what they proved is that there
35:58
are multiple time streams. Seventy percent of the time the time streams zero in
36:06
on John Wilkes Booth. Twenty five percent of the time they zero in on
36:10
Mary Todd Lincoln, who had a lot of problems with Lincoln, with being
36:15
the first lady and everything. I mean, you know, just thinking of
36:17
pressure of being the first lady during the Civil War. What on earth how
36:23
difficult could that be? Jessica, Yes, well, there there are also
36:28
some saucy, some saucy things going on behind the scenes. From what I
36:32
hear. We're not going down that rabbit hole tonight. Oh no, and
36:36
I'm not, but I'm very todd Lincoln may very well. Under the pressure
36:40
she was under, and Lincoln had just gotten re elected, she might have
36:45
had a reason to just go off the deep ben and shoot her husband.
36:49
And then five percent of the time it was somebody else. So that experiment
36:53
proved the existence of multiple time streams. And if there are and if there's
37:00
an experiment that I believe the government did that proved multiple time streams, what
37:06
that does is that tells us that time is not linear. There is not
37:09
one time in which John Wilkes Booth shot President Lincoln. There are at least
37:16
three time streams where somebody, well John Wilkes Booth or somebody else, or
37:22
somebody else shot Abraham Lincoln. So now there is okay, this is Project
37:29
Pegasus. We can't we don't have access to the information. But from what
37:34
I've been told by one of the participants, this is good enough proof for
37:37
me that there are multiple time streams. If there are multiple time streams,
37:42
time is not linear, Okay, it is broken like for example, I
37:51
mean, I'm sein said this in his General Theory of relativity. All Right,
37:54
it is two thousand and you and I are seeing each other having lunch,
38:00
and we don't see each other until this year twenty twenty four. Well,
38:05
it is a fact that we could have had different life events from each
38:12
other. And that's what Einstein said the theory of General relativity said, Now
38:17
there is more proof that time is not linear. Time is not a river
38:23
going down. Time is a river that we can move forward in time and
38:29
you can see. Well, that's why the Russian government took the Kazi Rev
38:34
mirror's secret, because they said, if you can see it into the future,
38:37
we want this, or you can go backwards. And now here's the
38:39
question that I wanted to ask you. You're a season remote viewer. You
38:45
have had experience and you've had an instruction in remote viewing. Is that correct?
38:51
Correct? I do it every week at least a couple oftar is yeah?
38:55
Okay, Now, I want to ask you about going forward and backward
39:00
in time. It just explain how does how do you think that works?
39:06
What what switches are you tripping to go forward in time and to go backward
39:10
in time? That's my question for you for tonight. That's a good question
39:15
because I'm just given a set of coordinate numbers and I'm able to travel there.
39:22
There is no space or time. Okay, we are we are more
39:23
than this physical body. Okay. My answer is, we are more than
39:29
this physical body. And when you do something like the Monroe Gateway process.
39:34
Okay, there's something called them in what Monroe gate the Gateway process and and
39:37
it's and it's a way, it's a form of mind control. I recommend
39:40
anyone who is interested in learning remote viewing go to the do practice practice and
39:47
do it religiously. Okay, uh, the Gateway Process program. You can
39:52
find it on Spotify. Okay, but do that you will hear Robert Monroe
39:59
with his beauty full voice, this, this very soothing voice telling you every
40:02
session, you are more than this physical body. Okay, and that's why,
40:07
okay, we're accessing parts of our consciousness. We're able to travel to
40:15
different locations at different times anywhere in the universe. Okay, not just this
40:19
earthly plane. We transcend, Okay, because we are powerful. Okay,
40:24
We're not just this physical body. We're made of much more of just flesh
40:30
and bone, just like the cryptids. Okay. When people are asking me,
40:34
you know, people are like, Bigfoot's just flesh and bone. I'm
40:37
like, no, it's not, okay, because humans are not We're not
40:42
just flesh and bone. We're more than this physical body. And that's why
40:45
I'm able to do this, Okay, and I'm trained in doing it.
40:49
We're all capable of it, that's why. And that's my answer. Good,
40:53
well, great, thank you very much. That's important. And what
40:57
I will do. You just gave me a resource and I wrote it down.
41:00
I'm famous for writing things down during podcasts so that I know what my
41:05
study time is going to be like in the next week. So I'm gonna
41:07
go find And I was lucky enough to have breakfast with Joe mcmonagall of the
41:15
Monroe Institute. He married Robert Monroe's daughter. Yeah, he's the greatest remote
41:22
viewer at this time, and he is a prince. And he did something
41:30
to me. He did two things to me the do I have time to
41:37
tell them? You do? Well, we have about fifteen minutes left for
41:40
tonight. Let's talk about that, and then let's go to the Tulpa as
41:45
well a little bit tonight, because I wanted to touch on that before we
41:49
go tonight. So yeah, let's talk about this great I'll tell you what
41:52
he did. He was sitting there in the banquet next to me the Ryan
41:55
Research Institute, Bamphot. We were raising money and he sat there and I
42:00
looked at him, and he's smiling at me at the other table, and
42:04
all of a sudden, I saw a map of Southeast Asia and there was
42:07
a Malaysian flight that had gone down and was lost. And he showed me
42:13
a spot in Lios where the plane was, and I thought, that's the
42:17
craziest thing in the world. Well, about ten years later, that's where
42:22
they found it. He knew exactly where it was, and that's good enough.
42:27
I mean, he was part of Project Stargate, and I mean he's
42:31
a great remote viewer and he knows what he's doing. And let's face it,
42:36
I think Project Stargate's still up and running and it's fabulously successful. The
42:40
best thing to do is say it's not successful and have some publicity out to
42:45
shut it down. It's still going on. Of course, they've got great
42:46
remote viewers. They had the great Ingo Swan who was unbelievable and everybody needs
42:52
to get a copy of Penetration, Ingo Swan's first book. It will change
42:57
your life. Okay, thank you all. I'm sorry. That's my plug
43:00
for Ingo Swan and Joe mcmonagall, two of the most phenomenal people and one
43:04
I got to meet and one I did not. They have just changed Howard
43:07
Universe and remote viewing. So they have and and and the fact. Okay,
43:12
So for people if you're not familiar with these fellas and Project Stargate,
43:15
watched The Men Who Stare It Goats with George Clooney. Okay, and uh,
43:21
that's a that's a great movie. It's actually based on a very true
43:23
story. I have friends to this day. I have a friend who has
43:28
retired now but was a sniper in the US military Special Forces who told me
43:32
that they have a remote viewer assigned to every unit where where he came from.
43:38
Okay, so remote viewers are still very active in the US military to
43:44
this day. Just saying I mean, you've got to have them, because
43:49
you've got to have better than just a couple of binoculars and some radar sunar.
43:52
You just have to have more to be safe anyway, all right,
43:57
I am glad to get to talk about one of my favorite esoteric topics,
44:02
the tulpa. Oh yeah, I've never heard of this until today. Would
44:07
you like for me to do a brief introduction of the tulpa, please,
44:10
because this is the first time I'm actually I'm not familiar with it, but
44:14
it's very similar to something else that I've covered recently, called the homunculus.
44:19
Okay, so let's talk about it. I have got a very good friend
44:23
whose name I cannot divulge, and he told me about the tulpa, and
44:29
he knows he's one of these guys that I'm sure he's worked for some interesting
44:32
people before. And he put me on this and I've covered it on my
44:37
podcast a couple of times. The way he's explained it to me is,
44:44
imagine three Rabbinical Jewish priests and they have a play figure that they have built
44:50
with arms and legs. It's about seven feet tall, big dude, and
44:54
they walk backwards around it three times, chanting some very special verses, and
45:01
after they finished going around at the third time, that clay figure opens its
45:07
eyes and becomes animals. Now this is seeked in Jewish literature. I mean,
45:15
you can believe it if you want. I know, I do.
45:19
I know there are things that religion can do. I know that. I
45:23
mean, I'm familiar with Saint Cyprian of Antioch, who had many miracles associated
45:30
with him, and so religion can do things. So don't think that it
45:36
can so anyway, the tupa can animate a clay figure. It's called the
45:43
Gollumner. There was a movie, I think in nineteen twenty one about the
45:45
Gollumn. They've never really remade it. I don't think they want to.
45:50
I think that they want to keep that hidden. But there is a story
45:55
that some priests created a Gollumn in the Czech Republic, and the Gollumn walked
46:02
through the woods and found a camp where there were a number of Nazi officers.
46:09
He walked into their compound and he killed them all and then he collapsed.
46:15
He was gone. And and I think that's a story, and it's
46:21
more than just a story. I believe it's true. There's a lot of
46:23
stuff that went on in Nazi Germany, and and and Jessica, I think
46:29
you'll agree with me that there's a lot of crazy stuff that went on because
46:32
Hitler was all about the paranormal and in wanting to use that to his advantage.
46:37
Right, Okay, I'm sorry. I disappeared for a half second.
46:43
I was seeing people complaining about the volume, and so I was trying to
46:45
fix it, and I just disappeared. Okay, So that happens. Sorry
46:50
about that. So anyway, I was watching in Nazi Germany because you know,
47:00
Hitler wanted to use the paranormal, as we believe, he did have
47:05
bases down in Antarctica, and there's a reason that all the world went down
47:10
there in nineteen fifty seven for the International Geophysical Year, and they all decided
47:15
not to go down there and pursue research without everybody's consent. There's a lot
47:21
of strange things going on in Antarctica, which I believe are the remnants of
47:27
the Nazis, you know, And so there we go. Now, what
47:31
is tulpa. A tulpa is really when a group of people want to believe
47:38
in something to the point that they actually manifest or create that being, and
47:45
that can happen. The Philip experiment was the most famous one. It was
47:50
up in Canada. Two professors brought a couple of their students in. They
47:54
had a seance and they tried to create an entity called Philip, and they
48:00
told Philip what he was. They told him his characteristics. Well, we
48:05
know that you're this, we know that you have a fiance, we know
48:08
this and this and this, And by the time they did the third seance,
48:14
Philip was knocking at the table at the door, was moving things around,
48:22
and they had created not inadvertently, but they had created an entity.
48:30
And so that is very famous. It's called a Philip experiment name. So
48:35
let's say that it really can happen. In my opinion, you're going to
48:40
be surprised when I tell you the most important and prevalent tulpa in the world.
48:50
Are you ready for a shock? Yes? What is it? In
48:55
nineteen thirty, the Coca Cola Corporation had a vast avenue firm draw this jolly
49:04
old man in a red suit with a beard that was Santa Claus. And
49:10
at any one time, there are over one hundred million kids from the ages
49:16
of three to twelve that love Santa Claus and want to see Santa Claus.
49:23
Well, I'm gonna tell you something. You better be careful for what you
49:28
wish because you may receive it. There are thousands of reports of a real
49:34
Santa Claus. There really are. Now, better be careful about Clement Moore's
49:42
poem. Wonder where that really came from? You better wonder. So anyway,
49:49
and here's the point. So now I have a personal experience with Santa
49:54
Claus from this manifestation of Santa Claus. Do have I have three minutes to
50:00
tell it? You do? Yeah? Absolutely? All right, Okay,
50:07
let's go to the steamy household. Back when I was eight years old,
50:09
it was me, my mom, and my dad. That was the safest
50:13
place for a kid to live. Every night, those doors were locked.
50:17
My dad went around made sure every door was locked. Nobody was getting in,
50:22
and I remember he had a shotgun under the bed, so nobody was
50:27
going to get in. And I remember I was eight years old and it
50:30
was Christmas Eve, and I believed in Santa Claus and I wanted to see
50:35
Santa Claus. My parents went on to bed. It was about ten o'clock.
50:39
Now I know why they went to bed at ten o'clock because they had
50:42
to get up a little early to do some things. But that's not the
50:45
case. So anyway, what happens is I got some sugar cookies from the
50:52
counter, and I got some milk from the refrigerator, and I poured a
50:55
glass of milk and I put two sugar cookies on plate and I put them
51:00
on a TV trade. Now do you remember a TV trade where you could
51:07
put your food on and eat and watch television. Yeah, that's right.
51:09
So yeah, I had several and that the legs folded up underneath it.
51:14
Yes they were metal, showing my age. But that's okay. So I'm
51:20
an old annie. I know what you're talking about. What I did is
51:22
I wrote a note to Santa Claus. I said, Santa Claus, thank
51:27
you. I wish I could see you. Love Johnny, And that's what
51:30
I wrote, and I'll never forget that. So anyway, I went to
51:34
bed. It was about eleven o'clock. So anyway, he got up about
51:37
eight o'clock. That's what time we always got up on Christmas Day. We
51:42
just didn't get up until eight. We went in and it was wonderful.
51:45
There were all these presents under a tree, it was incredible. And I
51:50
said, hey, mommy, let me show you something. I left something
51:53
for Santa Claus. Let's see if he got the cookies in the milk.
51:58
I left, and she just laughed. She said, well, where'd you
52:01
put him? I said, over here on the TV tray next to the
52:05
TV. So I said, come on over. So she came over with
52:07
me, and two bites had been taken out of one of those cookies,
52:13
and about a third of the milk had been dripped drunk. And on the
52:17
back of the note that I wrote, it said, Merry Christmas, You've
52:22
been a good boy. Johnny love sound. And my mother looked like she
52:28
had been shot through the hill it was. And I was smart enough at
52:31
eight years old to know what my mother's writing was, and my father's writing
52:37
was, and mine, and it was not any of ours. It was
52:42
a very different script. And my mother got creeped out. She said,
52:49
oh well, and she took the note, balled it up, she threw
52:52
it in the fireplace, let it burn. And she took and threw everything
52:57
away, and she was creeped out the rest of the day. So what
53:00
I can tell you is I believe the true spirit of Christmas visited the Steamy
53:06
House. It was locked up tighter than a drum, that old phrase.
53:08
Nobody was going to get in get in there or they would have met my
53:12
dad in the Shaka and Santa Claus, I believe first experience. So anyway,
53:27
that's what happened to me. That was my experience with the I enjoyed
53:31
it. I've always remembered it. I think it's great, powerful because if
53:38
you love Santa Claus, there is a Santa Claus out there. And you
53:43
know what, we have Santa Claus in the Santa Claus. Santa Claus has
53:49
shown up to the chat tonight, John, we have Santa Claus in the
53:52
chat, says, did someone mentioned Santa Claus? Okay, yep, you
53:58
never know what's going to happen space out radio, y'all. We have we
54:00
have Santa in the chat. He has entered. Okay. So so you're
54:06
saying that Santa is a tulpa, could have been a tulpa like a manifested
54:10
being, and you know, and and that actually that could make some sense
54:15
because there there is something about the collective consciousness and I talk about it quite
54:21
a bit, uh with with encouraging all of my viewers and and everyone anyone
54:27
who's watching any of my videos to think positivity, like pink, think positively,
54:32
okay, so that we can change your vibration, change the vibration of
54:37
everyone around us, you know, for your highest good. And uh and
54:40
and I feel like and that and that's that's all about my control, okay.
54:45
It is my actul in a good way. It's not about me controlling
54:47
your mind. It's you control in your own mind and all that kind of
54:50
stuff. Uh. But but things like like the power of prayer. You
54:53
know, when somebody is in a car accident, let's just say, you
54:57
know, when when when my friends have been sick. You know, my
55:00
my mom has a friend she calls who has a network of people at the
55:05
different churches around the county and all over who are the prayer warriors. And
55:09
they they call. They have a phone line of phone tree is what they
55:13
call it. And they'll call. You call one person, they call everybody
55:16
and they all immediately begin praying too, for a good outcome, for a
55:22
positive outcome, to surround the person with love and comfort. I will venture
55:28
forth and say there are many times there works. Yeah, okay, it
55:35
does work. Prayer prayer works okay for the most part. But you know,
55:39
I mean, I am convinced that when it's your time to go,
55:43
it's your time to go, Okay, and uh, and so I just
55:45
I pray for people to pass, you know, if it's your time to
55:49
go, I just pray that it's it's there's your time to go, and
55:52
you know, give comfort to your family, you know what I mean.
55:55
I hope my family finds comfort when I go. All right. I look
56:00
at death a little differently, okay than a lot of people, because I
56:04
think I've died a few times. Okay, but yeah, this is amazing
56:07
and I actually okay, So with the tulpa, I connected that when we
56:12
were talking about it to the homunculus, okay. And I won't get into
56:15
detail about that right now because we don't have time. We've run out of
56:19
time. But I do have a chance a show on my channel about it,
56:22
and it did get removed by Facebook, so I obviously was over the
56:27
target with it, Okay, But it is a so I don't say manifested
56:32
being, but it kind of is. Okay, but this is a little
56:37
fascinating. John. Since we've run out of time, can you please tell
56:39
my audience about your conference coming up and also where they can find you.
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Okay, great. The conference coming up is the World UFO Conference that is
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in Clayton, Georgia, that is June twenty eighth and twenty ninth. Just
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go to www dot WORLDUFO Conference dot com find it. You can buy tickets,
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you can see who's talking. You can see Jessica Jones. She's one
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of our keynote speakers, and we could not be lucky to have a wonderful
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keynote speaking like Jessica Jones. We've got Matt delf We've got Brooks, an
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doctor Brooks Agnue. We've got John LeMay. We've got lots of cool people,
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so please come by and visit the World UFO Conference. We've also got
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coming up September the nineteenth. We've got Tennessee Bigfoot Conference Newport, Tennessee.
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In September twenty eighth, we have got Low and Behold, the Myrtle Beach
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Big Book Conference and the Myrtle Beast Festival for kids. It's gonna be a
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lot of fun. So we've got got a lot of great things coming up.
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You can find me two places. Number one go to Scarycast dot com
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and you can find links to iHeartRadio. And we also have a YouTube channel
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called Bigfootendcompany dot info. You can type that in at bigfoot in Company dot
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info. That's our YouTube channel, and we've got as of this week,
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a brand new channel on Roku TV. It is in conjunction with the great
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entertainer and uh star of of American idol, Isaiah Grass, my really good
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friend. We love Isaiah. He is one of the he's one of the
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biggest supporters of Scary Cast you've ever seen. And you go to all you
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have to do is go to Roku TV and type in ig MP TV and
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you can find it and you'll see it a tad that says scary Cast and
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there we are. We've got lots of cool stuff there. So that's where
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you can find me. And also you can find me occasionally on on spaced
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Out Radio and Jessica Jones Show. You can find me every week on Scary
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Cast two or three times a week. We just did one UFO one oh
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one with Les Durant, so we're all over. Please come join us,
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send it, send me a text, send me an email message, let's
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talk. I love talking to people that enjoy listening to scary cast and enjoy
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all this stuff. So and Jessica, I want to say thank you so
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much. It is wonderful. And now I've got to have you and your
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best buddy Ben your son back soon and I look forward to having you at
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the World UFO Conference, and thank you. I'll be there. I'll be
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there. And here, guys, doctor John is the only person who has
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ever been allowed to interview my son on an interview about his Bigfoot experience.
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So if you guys want to see that interview, go to Bigfoot and Company
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on YouTube. Okay, it's there, doctor John. Thank you so much
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for being here. I can't wait for the World UFO Conference. I will
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see you there. Thanks for being here tonight. You're the best. Thank
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you so much. Okay, we'll see you next time. Thank you.
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Okay, all right, y'all. Oh my gosh, that was awesome.
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I'm sorry I disappeared for like a half second. That was weird. I
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was trying to try to fix things and I just messed things up. That's
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how it usually works. But this has been fantastic. Thank y'all so much
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for all the support tonight. Everybody who was here in the chat. You
1:00:01
guys are the best. Thanks for my moderators. I saw y'all try to
1:00:06
get rid of we had a troll tonight. I saw that, so I
1:00:08
think I zapped him all right, But anyways, thank y'all so much for
1:00:12
being here. Please go over to after Hours after this show. As soon
1:00:16
as we say goodbye, Robbie has got the show started. I just saw
1:00:20
it pop up in my notifications. All right, y'all come see me this
1:00:24
week. I'll be at the Crypted Huntress over on YouTube on Wednesday. I
1:00:29
have Vic Knduff of dog Man Encounters coming on one pm Eastern. We're gonna
1:00:34
have a fantastic conversation. I can't wait. You guys have a wonderful week.
1:00:38
Please stay safe out there. I hope y'all learn something tonight. I
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always do, and I appreciate all of y'all. Again. Happy Father's Day
1:00:46
to all the dads out there. I will see you guys later this week. Bye.