Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about doctor debunker Sean
Kirkpatrick. That's correct.
Doctor debunker Sean Kirkpatrick.
Now, I don't like to spend too much time on the UFO mafia, and
I guess Kirkpatrick would be part of that group.
Actually, he's kind of the the debunker, so to speak, when it
comes to people like Louis Elizondo and Jay Stratton and
all the rest. To me, it's just like a big WWF
match. But every once in a while an
article comes up that I think adds clarity to what's going on
here. And I think it's important to
people to see what they're looking at in large part is a
limited hangout. Now.
Louis came out, I think a day or two go on a podcast, and he
claims now that Skunk Work, Skunk Works is harboring the
crashed UFOs. I mean, who knows?
He's been saying so much stuff lately.
This is a guy who literally told Russ Coldheart that after he
left Washington, DC and went to California to work for Tom
Delong, he was so broke he was living in his pole behind camper
trailer. His wife's working at Target and
he actually told Coldheart that he was so poor he couldn't
afford he couldn't afford indoor plumbing and that fancy camper
and he had to dig a pit for his bathroom.
Come on. For one thing, that's highly
illegal, OK? You'll just go to campground and
dig a hole to do your business in.
Secondly, we've saw pictures of Louise pull behind camper.
It was quite nice. Those campers all have indoor
little toilets in them. All of the effluent goes into a
container and they call it black water.
And then you go to one of these facilities and you dump it out
and you start over. There'd been no reason for Louis
to have to dig his own hole anyway.
So Louie's former, I guess Co worker there with the feds, Dr.
Kirkpatrick, Sean Kirkpatrick, He's come out and said some
things, you know, not too nice about a lot of these guys.
I think Kirkpatrick is just way off.
I mean, I, I like I said, he can't keep his mouth shut and I
fully expect to see him on the podium next to Louis at a
conference somewhere soon getting paid 1000 and $20,000 to
be the bad guy. I think he's probably just
waiting a little bit now for things to calm down because
maybe he's is actually worried that there are some some wackos
out there that might throw Rotten Tomatoes at him or a pie,
you know, Bill Gates style or something.
I don't know. Anyway, this article comes to us
from LA Times. The title says, and get this,
the Pentagon's former top UFO hunter talks about COVID-19,
Haitian pet eaters, and pseudoscience generally.
So this should tell you right where this article is going at.
Look however you feel about COVID-19.
There are lots and lots of questions, OK?
I personally have known a couple people that have been through
it. Very tough situation.
I for one, did not go along with the whole idea of mandated
vaccines. I don't think it's a vaccine.
When you change the definition of vaccine so you can sell as a
vaccine. That's just me.
I've got my tetanus shots and all the other stuff.
This one I passed on. My opinion, do what you want,
but the idea that there could be no discussion about this whole
thing, why not? And then and then look at the
next phase, Haitian pet eaters. Now, there's been lots of dogs
and cat memes out there since the debate, and they are
absolutely wonderful in my opinion.
But if you dig a little deeper, you find out that in a lot of
these cultures, they do eat animals that we consider to be
pets. In fact, a lot of the rest of
the world does. And I guess it looks like quite
a few of the people that came to this particular town in Ohio
view these animals not always as pets, but as something for
lunch. Now, whatever, that's not a
conspiracy. That's just this thing going on,
this culture clash we can talk about.
It doesn't make us bad people. And then it says pseudoscience
generally. So whatever you don't believe,
OK, then, then you're a conspiracy theorist.
Whatever you believe that they happen to disagree with, like,
you know, get into the white van with me.
Well, then all of a sudden that's pseudoscience.
So these are the people you're dealing with.
These aren't people that respect your opinion or that want to
have a rational debate. I want to have a kumbaya moment
where we all get together. These are people that view you
as dumb sheep. Now that's the trait of a
sociopath. That's a sociopathic personality
type. Very dangerous people.
These kind of people don't typically have a lot of empathy.
Keep that in mind. Articles written by Michael
Hiltz. It says September 20th, 2024.
Trained as a physicist, Sean M Kirkpatrick has spent most of
his career in government, much of it as an intelligence and
technology expert for various Pentagon agencies, culminating
in an 18 month stint as the government's lead investigator
of UFOs. Now, I don't even know how you
could call this guy an investigator.
I don't see where any real investigations were done.
It was in that later position, as the first director of the
Pentagon's old Domain Anomaly Research Office for AERO, that
Kirkpatrick came face to face with a tide of misinformation
and disinformation infecting America's public discourse on
scientific matters. Just look at the arrogance in
this paragraph. Everything that you believe in,
if you've seen a UFO, well then that's just misinformation.
Your experience means nothing to these people.
Sociopathic thinking. And you're infecting America's
public discourse. Well, I'm sure that I'm
infecting their discourse because I disagree on scientific
matters. That could be why half the time
when you type in UFO warning podcast on Apple, you don't get
anything back. We're on a lot of other places.
I've seen this program shadow banned in the last five years,
especially after I made comments about COVID, Trump, some other
things, cattle mutilations also makes him really nervous.
So I've seen the shadow ban. I've seen the label being
labeled misinformation. I've seen the label being
labeled disinformation for asking simple questions but not
trusting people that I find that have sociopathic personality
traits. That's why it's so important
that you share the program. That's the only way it's getting
shared. It's not getting shared
algorithmically, OK? It's being shut down through the
search engines. Let me tell you, that's why the
growth has dropped. Anything that disagrees with
these people, they're doing everything in their power to
shut it down. After painstakingly assembling a
team of highly talented and motivated personnel to develop a
rational, systematic and science based strategy to investigate
these phenomena. Oh boy, isn't he special.
After painstakingly assembling a team of highly talented and
motivated personnel to develop a rational, systematic and science
based strategy to investigate these phenomena, Kirkpatrick
wrote in a Scientific American op-ed in January.
Shortly after his December retirement from Aero, he and his
team were overwhelmed by a whirlwind of tall tales,
fabrication, and 2nd or third hand retellings of the same,
producing a social media frenzy and a significant amount of
congressional and executive time and energy spent on
investigating these so-called claims.
Or you could go to New Fork and look at dozens of video that
people have taken. Or you could have personal
experiences where you've seen these things up close.
Not when you ask to. They just happen to show up.
You could be among the hundreds of thousands of people that have
had encounters with these things, some people so
unfortunate as to have been abducted by them and to have had
implants put in them. Yes, but.
But Shawn Kirkpatrick's focused on assembling a highly, highly,
highly team of talented individuals just so full of
himself. He says you're seeing the
degradation of critical thinking skills and rational thought when
it comes to analyzing what's out in the world.
Oh, you're so special, Sean. Yes, because if you didn't go to
the same school as Sean, if you don't believe the same nonsense
and government lies that Sean does, well, then you're part of
the problem. You're a disinformation agent.
You know, you wonder if these morons have ever read the First
Amendment. Congress shall make no law
regarding free speech. I mean, come on man.
Kirkpatrick's observations could would be familiar to scientists
examining the origins of COVID. Really.
Because the last time I checked they don't know where it came
from. They think it was probably
funded in a lab in China by a lot of high-powered people in
the US Or it could just be the fact that since they recycle the
the juice about 3 million times, you're getting lots and lots of
false positives. That's kind of what the guy that
originated the first Test he used for that said, could be a
whole money scam, $2.3 trillion or just over $2 trillion
missing. Yeah. 2 trillion missing from
COVID and about 2.3 trillion missing from the Defense
Department. Interesting.
Let's see it says Kirkpatrick's observations would be familiar
to scientists examining the origins of COVID, a field in
which the overwhelming weight of evidence undermines a partisan
theory. Post positing a leak from
Chinese lab partisan everything's going to be
partisan or the rise in anti vaccine claims.
So this idiot is saying that the evidence.
So he he actually wants to tell you that COVID didn't originate
in a Chinese laboratory? I was pretty sure they already
decided that it had. Or the rise in anti vaccine
claims. Or even those examining the
false assertion by the Trump Vance campaign of Haitian
immigrants stealing and eating household pets.
Well this is what this Jack wagon is saying in LA.
You might talk to the people that are in Ohio.
OK, all the same elements are there.
The whirlwind of fabrications, the social media frenzies, the
distracting effects of Congress. Yeah, Congress.
Boy, every time the Republicans get into, they just ruin
everything. And the White House.
Not to mention the complicity of the news media.
The modern media cycle drives stories faster than sound
research, science and peer review timelines can validate
them, Kirkpatrick wrote. Well, I'm sorry, Sean, but
there's this little thing called the Internet now, Isn't it cool?
So when someone tries to kill a former president slash possible
future president, thousands of people can get online and talk
about it in real time. Oh, and we've got cell phones
now, Sean. Yes.
Isn't that cool? Wouldn't that have been neat if
there would have been like another, oh, I don't know, 4 or
5000 cell phone videos from the Kennedy assassination?
We might have got to the bottom of it.
Who knows? So what you see happening right
now is a crowdsourcing of not just UFO sightings and
encounters and abductions and implants and everything else.
You're seeing a crowdsourcing of, of news of information and
what's happening. And they hate it.
They absolutely hate it. They, I read somewhere what,
what is it? The mayor and that town in Ohio
is some kind of a big, it's got some kind of a business going
where he's benefiting from all these illegal aliens.
So if I say that bringing 20,000 new people into a town of 60,000
people might cause problems, that doesn't mean I'm a racist
or a bad person. I'm just saying, wow, you've
almost increased the size of your town by, you know, by
4050%. You might have to build another
hospital. You might have to have a new
school. And if those people have a
different diet than you do, well, there might need to be
some accommodations or some rules enforced.
But no, what do these, what do these people say?
Well, that's a conspiracy theory.
No, not a conspiracy theory, a conspiracy fact.
And so I'm reading this article because the bias that's here,
the bias against any, it's not even in the conservative
opinion, not have not wanting to have your cat or dog kidnapped
and eaten by a person who's here illegally, who happens to view,
you know, Fido or tabby as lunch.
That's not being racist. That's just wanting to maintain
the safety of your pet. And then to have some Left Coast
idiot come out and say, well, that's not happening when show
me the proof that it's not happening, when we see all kinds
of first hand accounts that these things are happening.
It's no different than saying, well, there's no such thing as
UFOs. I'm Shawn Kirkpatrick, I'm a
physicist. I'm the smartest guy in this
room. When I can go to New Fork and
download 100 videos of UFOs when I've had my own experience of
seeing one of these things up close.
OK, I'm not crazy, Shawn. It goes on and says the all the
same elements are there. The whirlwind of fabrications,
the social media frenzies, the distracting effects of Congress,
blah, blah, blah. In my case, Kirkpatrick told me
a few days ago, I've been accused of lying to the American
people. Well, some people have just
accused him of also of being a paid shill, a paid debunker,
possibly mentally impaired to the point that he can't see
what's obviously in front of us. I don't know.
He further revealed to the Guardian that he had experienced
true UFO believers. Threaten my wife and daughter
and try to break into our online accounts.
Look, if they threatened your wife or daughter, dude, then you
need to have them arrested, OK? Because that's illegal in this
country. You can't go around threatening
people. Now there may have been a time
and you could get by with that, but in this day and age, believe
me, if you threaten a government official, expect a knock at your
door and your hands cuffed behind your back.
So why didn't you do that? Far more than I have ever had as
a deputy director of intelligence of US Strategic
Command. I didn't have China and Russia
trying to get on me as much as these people are.
Oh boy. So the people that criticized
Sean Kirkpatrick about the the the dismal job he did at
investigating UFOs, those people are worse than China or Russia,
who is either directly or indirectly threatening to nuke
us every other week. Yeah, That tells you where this
guy's at. He's 1 of this worldview kind of
person. Hey, China and Russia, man, no
big deal. UFO believers.
Oh, yeah. The next thing you know, they'd
be trying to tell you that you need to be locked up.
OK. Just understand that that's the
first step is to Deperson you. Once you've been Deperson, they
can pretty much do whatever they want.
That's why you see these high profile people when they get
arrested for stuff, whether they did it or didn't do it, I don't
know. But what do they do?
First off, First off, they deperson them.
They're running through the news cycle.
They get all the bad stuff out there, and then they put them in
a cell somewhere where they can't have contact with people,
and then who knows what might happen?
Says that would be all. That would also be familiar to
other scientists. Oh, yes, a poor scientist on the
front lines of such inquiries. Scientists whose work has
validated the theory that the virus causing COVID-19 reached
humans via the wildlife trade in South Asia, had been hauled
before a House subcommittee and shrieked out by the likes of
Representative Jordan. Now I'm.
Wow. OK.
And then they go on talk about Marjorie Taylor Green to be
accused of taking bribes. Yeah, pretty much lying to the
public. Vaccine advocates have been
physically confronted and even assaulted by anti vaxxers.
Well, if that's the case, call the cops.
Now he's pushing this idea that the COVID came out of the wet
markets in China where they like to eat things like dogs and cats
and any other wild ker that comes along.
As far as I know, that's been completely disproven that
because of the way the virus was and everything that there's no
scientifically, let's say a way that could have jumped from
animal species to humans. Some viruses can some get
there's some usually some kind of modification.
Like I believe that back with smallpox before they had actual
vaccine, what they would do is they found that the milk maids
in France were immune to it or mostly immune to it.
And they determined that's because cows got a disease
called cowpox, which was similar to smallpox but not as deadly.
So their body had built up an immunity to this cowpox, you
know, milk of the cows all day long, didn't have gloves back
then. And then.
So when the actual smallpox came along, it was close enough to
the illness that they were immune to that it didn't affect
him. But it was still a different
virus. Very hard for an exact duplicate
virus, I guess, to go from one animal to the next.
So they've been all through this stuff with the wet markets.
Now, when this first came out about it's out of the wet
markets, a lot of people that were espousing that theory were
told that they were racist. They were xenophobic, eating
snakes and biting their heads off of turtles and eating cats
and dogs and actually frying dogs alive, which those videos
are out there. That does happen in some places
in China. They believe that the more the
dog suffers before you kill it and eat it, the more sexual
prowess that you will have as the consumer of this tortured
animal. Disgusting, in my opinion.
But anyway, that was all brought up and we were told that we were
the baddies because, you know, we should not criticize people
for doing things like that. But then when people started
talking about this thing being intentionally created in a lab
somewhere that, by the way, didn't look like it was going to
pass too many standards for cleanliness, then all of a
sudden we're xenophobic and it must have come from the animals.
Just whatever, whatever narrative they can put out there
to keep you from the truth. That's why I complain about the
deep state all the time. It's doesn't matter if it's UFOs
or if it's COVID or whatever it is, they're going to lie to you
about it. Since, Kirkpatrick hasn't
participated in the debates over the those issues and he does see
them as representative of the same type of doubt and
conspiracy mongering he faced in his own territory.
So let's first examine his experience as head of Arrow.
I'm sure that Sean Kirkpatrick thinks that John F Kennedy was
killed by a lone gunman and that there was a 0 conspiracy or
involvement by Lyndon Johnson or any of the other players in that
whole situation. The office was established in
2022 to investigate reports and earlier UFOs or to use the
preferred official term, unidentified anomalous phenomena
or Uaps. See, they want to control the
verbiage because they want to control the narrative.
This whole idea that the government is the authority
figure and therefore we should listen to them.
This is dangerous because then the people that become a
functionary of the apparatus of that government begin to take on
that personality where they think that they are infallible.
Listen, only God is infallible. From the start, Patrick says he
was determined to conduct a rigorously imperial inquiry.
We were looking for any data to substantiate any claims that
were being made to Congress or in any of the social media
arena. Why didn't you just go back and
and work the case? Why did you start with social
media and then work backwards? They did that because they're
there to disprove the narrative and create their own narrative.
That applied not only to pilots reports of objects that seemed
to have displayed unusual aeronautical behavior, but a
Ferrago reports in the press, online, and among committed UFO
believers about purportedly secret government programs to
collect, examine and even attempt to reverse engineer
technology supposedly retrieved from crashed extraterrestrial
Uaps. Aero turned up no evidence of
anything extraterrestrial. So that's amazing that the Aero
was, it was a thing for what, like a year and a half or
something. And I don't know how many
thousands and thousands and thousands of UFO reports exist
on places like like New Fork and MUFON and all the others.
How many millions of people have had experiences with UFOs?
All those testimonies are evidence.
Now you could say it's good evidence, bad evidence, but the
fact that all of these people have had these encounters,
experiences, all these eyewitness testimonies,
eyewitness testimony is evidence and it is used in the court of
law. So for a word to say, well, we
turned up no evidence. That seems like they haven't
looked very hard then to me because there's lots and lots of
evidence out there. Now, they may not like it, but
there's still evidence, it says, of reports that the office rule
to be unexplained. The reason came down to not
having enough data to even make an assessment.
When AARO interviewed pilots, he says 9 times out of 10, data
from their aircraft failed to substantiate their recollections
that often resulted from optical illusions.
Our common sensor anomalies, Sure, just write it up.
So he's using generalities again.
To deperson these reports, the agencies did find indications
that some sightings were related not to ETS but to foreign
surveillance activities, including by China, which
Kirkpatrick has said possesses technology capabilities that may
match or even exceed those of the US.
That is utter rubbish. If the Chinese possessed
technology that exceeded ours, there would be a lot more people
in the US speaking at Mandarin right now.
OK, no way. That's plainly a national issue,
as he testified to a Senate subcommittee in April 2023.
But not an interstellar one. Now isn't that?
Oh, that's cute. Now here, now, Kirkpatrick has
just said that it's all these baddies that believe in UFOs.
They've caused me more problems than China or Russia ever did.
Well, I don't know if China has all these high tech balloons and
surveillance craft flying around the United States.
Seems to me like they may be a bigger problem than people who
think that they saw a UFO. Sean.
As for the secret government programs, according to an
unclassified report Arrow issued in March, Why do they need to
have? Why do they need to have
classified reports if there if there isn't, if there's no such
thing as a UFO, why does Arrow have to have classified reports
then? Why can't they just say, well
that's ours, see ya. The agency examined every claim
in the press and social media. Oh man, can you not see that
this is just a bold faced lie. The Agency examined every claim
in the press and social media of CIA experiments, leaked
government documents, technology tests purportedly witnessed by
aliens, physical examinations of extraterrestrial spacecraft,
collections of extraterrestrial material in the possession of
private companies, and so on. Now look, there's millions and
1,000,000 billions of pages online and they're going to tell
you that they examined every claim in the press and social
media. I've been doing this for what, 7
years now? And there's still cases I don't
know about that I come across and I'm like, wow, I didn't hear
about that. And every week new cases are
being created. So this guy's telling you that
his little Arrow team with a dozen people on it, they examine
every single claim out there, man, and they're all bunk?
What a bold face lie. Arrow found them all to be the
product of mistaken overheard conversations.
Faults says documents the misrepresentations of
unexceptional terrestrial manufacture material as
extraterrestrial artifacts. None of the people making these
claims and interviewed by Arrow turned out to have first hand
knowledge of these programs and instance, but mostly repeating
what they had heard from others. Wow.
So did they go back and re examine every single implant
that's been taken? Did they go back and
reinvestigate every single cattle mutilation cases happened
and say I don't know the last five years?
Did they talk to every single person who's had a UFO
experience or sighting or encounter?
Because I didn't hear from them. Nobody asked me about my
encounter. I shared it with MUFON, but I
haven't heard from Arrow. But yet this sucker's out there
telling you. Yeah, we looked at every single
case, every single, every single one of them.
And I'm going to tell you what, they were all
misinterpretations. None of them, none of them had a
word of the truth to him. Really.
Let's just go through and take a look at your notes, Sean.
If he examined every single report of government involvement
or cover up or cases of UFOs or whatnot, what?
He should have a library full of books by now then, shouldn't he?
But I don't see any of that evidence.
We saw a crappy little report they threw together.
They just threw some stuff against the wall to see if it
would stick. And for for the the pay
debunkers out there, yeah, it it's sticking the aggregate
findings of all U.S. government investigations.
To date, the report states have not found even one case of UAP
representing off world technology.
I don't know. I saw one of these suckers fly
up out of a ditch, Mosey across the highway, hover there, change
size and drift off size of about a three story house.
Didn't see anything aerodynamic about it.
Don't know why it would be there out in the middle of nowhere on
the Prairie. Just me and it.
So explain to me, Sean, what that was, please.
You know, my psychological tests seem to be fine.
Never been committed, never been diagnosed with any mental
illness. I don't have to tell you, Sean,
lots of other people have had similar sightings.
And even more spectacular, by the way.
Nevertheless, these claims have been a staple of news reporting
for years, even by some of the most August news organizations.
They have been made by witnesses parading before congressional
committees, though as Kirkpatrick noted, Scientific
American, none of the conspiracy minded whistleblowers in the
public eye had elected to come to Arrow to provide their
evidence and statement for the record, despite numerous
invitations. I, I didn't get an invitation to
that. I don't know who Shawn invited.
I wasn't invited and I'm pretty sure that a lot of other people
weren't either. The source of the narrative is a
small cadre of individuals associated with Las Vegas
industrialist Robert Bigelow, who funded research into Uaps as
well as on paranormal phenomena through a private organization
he disbanded in 2004. Bigelow apparently persuaded the
late Majority Leader Harry Reid, Democrat in Nevada, to ask the
Pentagon to establish a program to safeguard the alien material
that the government was allegedly hiding.
The Defense Department refused. That sounds like like 1/2 truth
to me, because I'm pretty sure that we figured out that a tip
was started at the behest of Big Bigelow, maybe the and refunded
it. And I think a lot of the
emphasis there was going to be on Skinwalker Ranch.
I don't know. Bigelow's an old guy.
Why they want to drag him into this, I have no idea.
Bigelow continued to press his conviction that aliens have
visited Earth from outer space after 2004, including during a
2017 interview on 16 Minutes. He didn't reply to my request
for comment relayed via his company, Bigelow Aerospace.
Well, who could blame him? As with Uaps, the same names
keep cropping up in the COVID origins debate.
See you get. You have to wonder who's paying
these guys? So they've gone out here.
They've just completely lied about their role in
investigating UFOs. Listen, no one, no one small
government agency is going to convince me that they've looked
into every single UFO claim, every single claim of government
collusion and conspiracy. So we know that's a lie.
And then he goes right from the Li of there are no UFOs to the
lies of COVID came from eating bats.
Well, this is what a lot of people did think to begin with.
And then when there was some science done on it, it was
determined that this virus, because the way it's shaped,
couldn't have gotten from the animal to the person that way,
that it had to have been created or manipulated in a lab.
That's not a conspiracy theory, a conspiracy fact.
Go look it up. And I think even a lot of the
mainline people in the political order are going on.
But this year, this joker from LA, he's going to tell you how
it is, man. He's probably boosted up to the
9th booster by now. As with Uaps, the names keep
cropping up in the COVID origins debate.
The list of promoters has barely changed since the pandemic
erupted in early 2020. Yeah, at the same time that
COVID erupted, the flu disappeared, by the way, many of
them cited misleadingly as experts in news promoting the
lab leak theory, which are invariably and embarrassingly
evidence free. Well, this guy, he spots a lot
of stuff coming out of his mouth.
The kind of stuff you find in a feed lot where they grow cattle
at. But I don't see him backing it
up. There are some distinctions
between how the UAP debate and those over Covid's origins and
the safety and efficacy of vaccines have unfolded.
Well, when you have to change the definition of vaccine in
order to be able to sell the shot that you want to sell, then
is it really a vaccine? Advocates of the Lab League
theory of Covid's or just don't appear to be have well heeled
financial backers at their core for example.
But at the heart of that theory and the anti vaccination
movement are self interested advocates who feed one another's
convictions. Well maybe the self-interest is
just staying healthy because we know lots of people have
responses to vaccines. Even though if I was going to
India, say I probably would want to take vaccines for diphtheria
and tetanus and whatnot, going to be in a different
environment. They want to get a little cut or
something, end up with a bad infection.
That's not what we're arguing about.
What people were arguing about is the whole mRNA thing that
they were doing with the Covic vaccine.
Was it even necessary? What were the treatments that
were possible for COVID? Was COVID even a thing?
Why did? Why were there basically no
deaths reported from the flu during this whole time?
Why weren't people given antibiotics and zinc and whatnot
for COVID when they presented symptoms like they had been for
the flu or other respiratory infections?
The whole thing just stunk to high heaven of a conspiracy.
And then we find out that $2 trillion are missing out of
that, not to mention all the other trends that were spent.
Follow the money. Some of them are naive, some
like to influence power and legislation.
Some are in it for money, some for fame, some may even be true
believers. Kirkpatrick said they almost
never admit to error because they've made this central to
their life's purpose. Well, here's a guy talking about
never admitting to error when he just got through telling you
that he investigated every single UFO case.
Known demand. And they're all fake.
On the face of it, that's a lie. OK, So there's your error, Sean.
They inject their convictions into politics and the
legislature process through access to higher authorities to
drive the Defense Department and the intelligence community to do
things and spend money. This guy here, you can see just
from his arrogance that he thinks we work for them, OK?
What he doesn't understand is, is that the Defense Department
and all these intelligence agencies work for us.
They are funded by taxpayer money.
And taxpayer money comes from where?
Well, from the people that pay taxes.
And if those taxpayers want to go to Washington, DC and lobby
their congressman to do something and that congressman
orders that department to do something, then they got to do
it. At least you're supposed to.
But right now, what do we have? We have a lot of people in
contempt of Congress. They don't view this place as a
Democratic Republic. They view this place as some
kind of an oligarchy where they are the ruling class and you
need to sit down and shut your mouth.
And the reason that the UFO is such a big part of this is
because that unlocks everything. If we find out that they've got
craft or if we even if we find out that they've got a small
piece of metal and they have somehow been able to reverse
engineer that metal alloy and it's a game changer.
Then all of a sudden these people at the very top, they use
a revolving door to lead government.
They go into a new corporation and what do you know, Wham bam,
thank you ma'am. We've got a brand new product on
the market and we're all going to be multi gazillionaires.
That's the thing. Always go back to the notion.
I'm just going to let the rest of this article go here.
It's almost done, but it's too I don't madding to even finish
reading. Think about it this way always
You have an advanced technology, maybe a society, maybe it's
interdimensional. It can be demons for all we
know, but they're bringing through technology.
Kind of like when the Book of Enoch talks about the Watchers
teaching people how to make war. They're bringing through
technology. What kind of advantage do you
think the first people that created bronze had over people
who had maybe found some copper laying around?
Well, they had a huge advantage, and this is what these guys are
looking for. They're doing whatever they can
to make contact with these entities, and they don't care if
they came from the bowels of hell, if they can get some kind
of technology out of them that can give them the overwhelming
advantage over the rest of us financially, politically,
whatever, where they can treat you like ants.
That's the whole point. That's why you hear this
nonsense about follow the science.
Who's the science? Well, of course they're the
science. The guy that likes to tie dogs
down out in the desert and torture him to death with fleas.
He's the science, not you. Not you sitting at home working
away in your computer trying to research stuff, trying to figure
things out on your own. You're not the science.
Like, you shouldn't even be allowed to have that Internet,
and we should be able to lock you up for making incineratory
comments or misinformation. At the very least, we'll bury
your podcast at the bottom of the pile so people really,
really, really have to look for it.
That's why I read this article today.
It exposes the Deep State and their deception and exposes
people like Sean Kirkpatrick, who takes a job for a year and a
half where he does his very best to depersonalize anybody that
brings up the UFO subject, sets himself up as a gatekeeper to
all UFO knowledge, and then wants to tell you how dumb you
are if you don't just take him at his word.
And by the way, get your 9th booster.
You need it. Until next time, this is UFO
warning over and out.