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Hello and welcome to the program
UFO Warning. 

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In this episode, we're asking 
are they tracking UF O's from 

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Ice Cube? 
That's correct. 

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Are they tracking UF O's from 
Ice Cube? 

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Now, we're not talking about the
rapper. 

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We're talking about a base that 
the US has down there on the 

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Antarctica and potentially 
they're tracking neutrinos. 

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Now we're going to get into what
neutrinos are and we're going to

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talk about that base in just a 
minute. 

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But these revelations have been 
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largely ignored. 
I think I first heard about this

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guy in the Shawn Ryan podcast. 
Also Chris Lado has done some 

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excellent work on his podcast 
and maybe I think this give us 

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some insight into the biggest 
revelation as far as UFO 

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tracking. 
And that's what and that's what 

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we're going to look at in this 
short podcast here. 

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And he's even been on the on the
Joe Rogan podcast. 

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When I first saw this guy, I 
thought, man, you know, I don't 

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know, it sounds a little 
strange, but listening to him be

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interviewed there by Shawn Ryan,
I thought, wow, this guy's 

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really sharp. 
He's, he says he was like a 

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basically a master plumber. 
He's kind of in charge of the 

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plumbing down there in the base.
And because of this, he has keys

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to all these different rooms. 
And he's also on the fire 

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department. 
So he knows the layout of the 

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building and he begins to 
describe what's happening down 

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there. 
Now the cover story for this 

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place is that they're it's it's 
a research facility where 

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they're tracking these neutrinos
coming in from outer space. 

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And you know, it's just 
something, it's a cool project 

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scientists do. 
They've got these neutrino 

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tracking things all over the 
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It's just egghead stuff, don't 
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But what it looks like could be 
happening as these neutrinos are

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a lot more complicated than what
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And actually these things are 
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outer space, they could be being
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So I'm going to wrap that up at 
the end of the program. 

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But for right now, just to give 
you a little bit of background 

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on how the story broke and we 
can take a look at this article 

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from indy.com. 
It's dated June 16th, 2023. 

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So it see it's been like what, 
six weeks ago? 

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It says UFO expert claims that 
the South Pole is an air traffic

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control for aliens. 
This is written by Harry 

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Fletcher. 
It says you may have been 

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hearing a lot about UFOs lately,
and that's largely thanks to UF 

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ologist Doctor Steven Greer, who
has been hosting the conference 

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on the subject. 
A range of people were invited 

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to share their insights as part 
of an event streamed online, and

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it saw Eric Heckler describe the
South Pole as an air traffic 

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control hub for aliens. 
Here we go. 

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Conspiracy theorists made some 
pretty out there claims at the 

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conference, but it's the 
discussion about the Edmondson, 

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Scott S poll station that was 
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Now I just want to say I'm 
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toward Greer. 
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even in the UFO community, it 
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celebrity outcast status. 
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unfortunately for Eric Hecker, I
think he's largely been ignored 

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by what you would call the 
mainstream UFO media Okay. 

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So the article goes on. 
It says Hecker claimed that in 

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2010, Raytheon, the US aerospace
and defense conglomerate, chose 

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him to be a contractor on the 
Research Center operated by the 

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United States National Science 
Foundation. 

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Here you go. 
You get into these sketchy quasi

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governmental agencies. 
Again, there was much more to 

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the station that first met the 
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He says he claimed the station 
actually operated as an air 

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traffic Control Center for UF 
O's and communicated with exotic

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crafts by sending neutrino rays 
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Hecker went further by talking 
about digital optical modules 

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buried a mile beneath the 
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He claims they were buried in 
order to detect neutrino 

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interactions while being deep 
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radiation readings. 
Now this is, this shows you kind

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of the disinformation slant I 
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We're going to look at, you 
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and looked it up and and we'll 
go over the definition of what's

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happening down there. 
It's widely reported. 

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It's not a conspiracy theory 
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installation. 
They've got these sensors buried

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in the ice. 
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They've got one up in South 
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there where they've gone inside 
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And they have this big giant 
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They've got these, they've got 
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It's not a secret. 
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there for scientific research, 
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So this guy here says he phrases
this as he claims they were 

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buried in order to detect 
neutrino interactions. 

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That's not even that's that's 
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slant this guy's credibility. 
Because if I'm going to give you

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a link to this scientific 
organizations website and and 

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you can watch out, you can watch
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and they're talking about this. 
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beyond dispute. 
The fact that we have this giant

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Research Center down there in 
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buried all over the storage 
area, that's beyond dispute. 

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That's not a conspiracy theory. 
That's a that's just a fact. 

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That's a scientific fact. 
He also said he personally saw a

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powerful green laser pointing at
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We know they got the lasers down
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This this also is not a he said 
she said sort of thing. 

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This is just fact that they 
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So already they're trying to 
throw shade in this guy. 

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They're like, Oh well, he's 
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He must be a nut job. 
And then they're repeating just 

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basic facts about this base. 
Down there is if this guy just 

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has imagined that he went to 
Antarctica and this base doesn't

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even exist. 
So you can see the depersoning 

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happening. 
The painful attempt that 

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depersoning. 
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of this article, it says it 
comes after a whistleblower who 

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claims the US government has 
been operating UFO retrieval 

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research in secret has 
reportedly said that UFOs have 

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been responsible for the death 
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There's some more cut and paste 
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This is a typical UFO article 
that you get and then it brings 

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up. 
David Gresh worked for the GEOS.

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The Geospatial Intelligence 
Agency talks about him for about

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a minute. 
So what you have here is, is the

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situation where this fellow 
named Eric Hecker, okay, he's 

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come out as a whistleblower with
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Probably. 
Maybe he would, he would have 

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been better to go through 
somebody, I don't know, through 

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through one of these senators of
congressman, I don't know. 

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But immediately because he came 
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whistleblower, he gets ignored 
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the person by these hack 
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It's crazy now after he comes 
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about, hey man, there's some 
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this neutrino thing. 
It just doesn't receive things. 

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It also can transmit energy back
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He thinks it caused the one that
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in New Zealand. 
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Havana syndrome in people where 
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things, he says. 
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accidental injuries down there 
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syndrome on that Antarctica base
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And of course we've been all 
through the stuff with Gary 

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Nolan where he did he run the 
test and the studies on these 

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people that the government told 
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And as soon as he brought up the
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they're like bye bye Sia. 
So something is going on here 

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with directed energy. 
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come out and said two things, 
two big Revelations #1, they're 

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telling you that they're just 
studying these neutrinos as they

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come in, and they're counting 
them and saying okay, where they

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come from out there in the 
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Happy, happy point, the 
telescope. 

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In reality, what's happening is 
they're not just working this 

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thing as a receiver of energy. 
They're working this thing as a 

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transmitter of energy. 
And it can be used to hurt 

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people, it can be used to cause 
earthquakes, it could be used to

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do all kinds of crazy stuff. 
And we'll get into some of that 

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topic in a later podcast. 
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to focus on here is the comments
made in on this June 29th ZOOM 

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call that was held with these 
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when they were questioned about 
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neutrinos coming from. 
So first we're going to take a 

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look at what is a neutrino. 
OK, let's just get this in fact 

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And then we're going to look at,
So what is, what's this base all

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about going down there? 
Just give us a kind of flesh 

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that out a little bit and then 
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to that comment this lady makes 
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Now a neutrino is a tiny 
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electric charge, and it's so 
light, scientists used to think 

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it didn't have any mass at all. 
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block of matter that only 
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and gravity. 
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don't get involved in strong 
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short range for their weak 
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Their mass is way tinier than 
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about, except for the ones with 
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through things without any 
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are. 
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at is the fact that those 
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counted, and then we're going to
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Now they're being counted at a 
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Neutrino Observatory, and it's 
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simply Ice Cube. 
It's a pretty special place 

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where scientists study tiny 
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it's located at the Admonson 
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Antarctica. 
Of course you've heard about all

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the crazy stuff going on down 
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Allegedly. 
Now the observatory has a lot of

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sensors and they're all buried 
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they're spread out over a big 
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a mile in Cube large. 
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another project called Antarctic
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Array, or Amanda. 
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Now Ice Cube is like Amanda, but
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It uses round optical sensors 
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or DOMS. Each Dom has a 
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computer that collects data. 
So I'm imagining this sphere 

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shaped object and inside is this
tube that contains a camera and 

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a computer that collects the 
data on these neutrinos. 

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Now this data is then sent to 
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surface above the sensors. 
Now Ice Cube is finished on 

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December 18th, 2010, so it's 
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groups of 60 along on long 
strings and they're lowered into

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the holes in the ice made using 
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And remember, you got you've got
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on Antarctica. 
So this is perfect for these 

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guys. 
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that money, you know, in a 
conventional drilling situation,

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they can simply go somewhere, 
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quite a long ways actually, and 
then put these sensors down 

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there. 
Now it says the purpose of ice 

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cube is to find out where 
neutrinos come from in space, 

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especially those with very high 
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Tera electron Volt or TEV 
neutrinos. 

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And we're going to get into 
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This is, this is some strange 
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Scientists hope to learn more 
about powerful events happening 

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in the universe through this 
research, and some people think 

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that they're trying to learn 
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And this whole thing sounded 
crazy to me at first, but the 

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more I got into it, the the more
it seemed like this could be 

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actually happening and this 
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telling us the truth. 
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whistleblower, Eric Hecker. 
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Steven Greer camp. 
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having been stationed down on 
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As for short Ice Cube, or this 
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He's talked about the neutrino 
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down there to measure these 
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receiving, they're for 
transmitting. 

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going on down there. 
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call on Steve Lido's program. 
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looked it up, and I'll put a 
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something. 
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Lido's program, it was like an 
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But like on the actual website, 
they've got it at like an hour. 

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At the very end of the zoom 
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There's just three scientists 
setting up their metal and wow, 

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how weird they are. 
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the source of this stuff and 
listen to the response and then 

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we'll talk about it afterwards. 
Thank you. 

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So perhaps one final question 
from online, please. 

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This one might also make you 
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questions about what looks like 
some of the clumpiness in the 

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maps that you show any comments 
about? 

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Potential correspondence with 
sources that we think we might 

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know about. 
Let me read that to now. 

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I'll call again please. 
No comment, but stay tuned. 

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OK, So thank you very much for 
having tuned to this event. 

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We're definitely very excited of
this new result with joins 

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previous sources from the high 
school collaboration. 

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So this video, this Zoom call 
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At the very end of that zoom 
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seconds you that's when you hear
the question that you just heard

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the most important question that
could ask and that is are you in

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contact with extraterrestrials 
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these people on this video is 
priceless. 

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Just to set it up for you and I 
will go ahead. 

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I know I'll put a link at the 
Buy me a coffee website. 

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What you see in this video 
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the screen you see two 
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and a guy probably in his 30s at
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Germany. 
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handling the calls as it come in
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The questions they're talking 
about this Ice Cube neutrino 

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observation based on Antarctica.
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the ice cube announcement. 
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they've discovered, blah blah, 
blah. 

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Just kind of giving us that that
parallel narrative that we that 

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that we always hear about is 
dated June 29th, 2023. 

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You have three scientists. 
I don't have the names of them 

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here in front of me, but from 
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younger Asian gal. 
She's talking the, the, the 

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during the interview of stuff. 
She's like she's looking around,

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like she's distracted. 
I mean it's kind of weird. 

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It's kind of bizarre almost in 
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You have a young guy with a 
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He looks like he's probably his 
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He's looking intently at the 
camera and on the right side you

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have this older guy. 
He's probably in his 60s. 

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He has kind of a crumpled shirt 
on now. 

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Right as they're beginning to 
ask the question, the old guy 

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starts to get this look of kind 
of irritation or disgust on his 

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face. 
The young guy in the middle is 

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looking intently. 
The gal on the left immediately 

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breaks out of this kind of 
forced smile, so he says this 

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one might make you feel 
uncomfortable. 

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There's questions about what 
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clumpiness and the maps that you
show. 

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Okay. 
First off, these guys are 

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supposedly they tell us that 
they're just measuring these 

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neutrinos as they, you know, 
bombard the Earth from outer 

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space. 
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be basically like rainfall 
coming in, pretty much a random 

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distribution or maybe even kind 
of a decentralized distribution 

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of these neutrinos coming in, 
and they shouldn't be all 

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clumped up. 
But he says in the data there's 

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clumpiness. 
So he's saying, what's going on 

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with this? 
Why? 

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Why? 
Why do we have these clumps of 

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neutrinos coming in? 
Shouldn't they? 

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Shouldn't they be spread out 
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What's going on there? 
Then He says. 

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Any comments about potential 
correspondence with sources? 

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Wow. 
So you watch the video. 

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These guys are smart enough to 
know that he's asking them, have

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you talked to ET? 
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what we know is that these 
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like raindrops, just kind of 
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But what we're seeing is they're
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they're being sent in from a 
from a centralized focal point. 

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And you wouldn't expect that to 
be something from nature that 

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looks like something almost like
exhaust expelled out of a craft.

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They know what he's getting at. 
When he says that, you see the, 

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you see the two handlers on the 
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In Germany, they kind of get 
this look on their face like, oh

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boy, what happens on the left 
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kind of go into shock mode and 
then denial mode. 

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The old guy gets this really 
crumpled up nasty look on his 

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face. 
The young guy looks her like the

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deer in the headlights and the 
Asian gal on the end, she turns 

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her head with this forced smile 
and she she doesn't want to talk

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about this. 
It's very clear now. 

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The questioner goes on and he 
says that that that's before 

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they get the question. 
So they're given the questions 

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to the two guys on the right, 
the handlers out of Germany. 

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And he says, and so the guy in 
the right, he immediately passes

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a question off to the three 
scientists on the left. 

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Now when he does that, then you 
can just see the shock on her 

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face. 
But all the body language, all 

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the body language up to that 
point really is deception and 

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avoidance. 
But when they just when they 

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when they realized that they've 
got to take the question. 

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The lady, she says, yeah, I'll 
go again, please, no comment. 

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So have you talked to aliens? 
No comment. 

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And as she says that it's it's 
it's bizarre. 

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Watch the video. 
All three of these guys, these 

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scientists that have been 
confronted about UF O's they set

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up in their chairs, the old guy 
kind of leans forward, His face 

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goes from a look of just disgust
to this kind of goofy grin. 

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The young kid, he arches his 
back up, you know, he smiles. 

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The lady smiles and she closes 
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Clear sign of deception. 
She's the one talking while 

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she's talking to you. 
She closes her eyes. 

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She has this four smile and her 
mouth is closed. 

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OK, she's not telling you. 
What I see here is body language

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that tells me they are giving 
you a rehearsed response. 

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This this reporter at the very 
end of this zoom call that 

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lasted for one hour and 19 
seconds. 

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At the very end, with 45 seconds
left, somehow he threw them a 

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curveball. 
He asked the two guys that are 

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the kind of the MCS are handling
all these questions. 

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He asked them, are you in 
correspondence with the sources 

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of these neutrinos? 
Well, how would you be in 

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correspondence with the source 
of a neutrino if a source of a 

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neutrino is a distant star a 
million light years away? 

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That's what we've been told. 
But they know better. 

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They know the sources of these 
neutrinos or something possibly 

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a lot closer. 
And that is why when he asked 

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that question at the very 
beginning of that question, you 

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see the three scientists, 
they're assuming that the two 

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handlers, the MC's over here are
going, the old guy rather is 

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going to handle that question 
and just blow it off. 

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They're not going to have to 
deal with it, but you can see 

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the disgust and annoyance and 
and anger in their face. 

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The old white guy that he gets 
his, he looks like the old guy 

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at The Muppets, the young white 
kid, He looks like he's like a 

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deer looking into the 
headlights. 

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And the Asian gal, in the end, 
she turns her face away and she 

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has this forced open smile. 
Then when they realize that 

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they're going to have to answer 
the question, or at least she 

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is, their body language 
immediately changes. 

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It goes into this rehearsed 
response. 

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They all three at exactly the 
same time, set up in their 

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chairs. 
They arch their backs like 

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they're getting ready for a 
fight. 

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At least the two younger people 
do. 

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The old guy, I think he 
realizes, man, this is awesome. 

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I don't have to answer this guy.
He kind of leans forward in his 

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chair. 
Once I tell you when you lean 

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forward like that, that means 
you're you're you're feeling 

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confident. 
A lot of times he's confident 

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because he doesn't have to 
answer the question. 

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The young kid, he seems 
genuinely happy because he 

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didn't get called on. 
The gal on the end, she closes 

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her eyes. 
Okay her mouth is and a forced 

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smile. 
But it's closed. 

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Her mouth is closed. 
Really tight. 

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You can tell us she's just like,
oh man, how did I get stuck with

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this Now? 
The old guy over the right, the 

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MC, the one that the one that 
passed the question off to them 

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on the zoom call, like they're 
in two different places, right? 

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He immediately reaches down and 
gets a drink of water. 

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Now, if you play poker, you 
know, that's a tale. 

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A lot of times when people are 
trying to bluff a hand or they 

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they're pretty sure they're 
going to get beat and then they 

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put a big bet out there and 
they're worried about losing 

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their money. 
I was watching. 

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I'll tell you one thing from 
experience, 95% of the time when

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they go to get that drink of 
water or that drink of alcohol 

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where they're drinking, it's a 
it's a way to calm themselves, 

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maybe to loosen up their throat 
a little bit. 

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And most of the time there's 
deception and they're worried 

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about being caught. 
So it's it's a hand where 

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they're bluffing but they know 
they're beat. 

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And this guy right here, he 
looks to me like he's bluffing 

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and he knows he's B. 
So instead of handling the 

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situation, he passes it off to 
this junior scientist and 

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immediately after that he starts
to feel anxiety. 

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Maybe he's going to get chewed 
out for doing that. 

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Maybe it was his job to be 
gatekeeper and he didn't do his 

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job. 
He looks visibly shaken and he's

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drinking that water. 
It's just that's like a 

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defensive mechanism for the 
deception that he has to put out

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there. 
So they go ahead and she says, 

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yeah, no comment. 
And then after that, they all 

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start chuckling and laughing, 
OK, that's called Deceivers 

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Delight. 
You can look this up online, 

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Deceivers Delight. 
And that's where a con man, 

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they're so excited about ripping
you off or taking advantage of 

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you that they get giddy and 
start chuckling in the middle of

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the presentation while they're 
doing this. 

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And you can see this a lot of 
time with, with, you know, 

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hucksters. 
And so now they've just told the

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lie. 
We can't tell you no comment. 

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Ha ha ha. 
We know something you don't. 

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And then she says, but stay 
tuned. 

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In other words, I have the 
information, you can't have it. 

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And after she says this, she's 
got this satisfied look on her 

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face. 
The young guy, he's tilting his 

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head to his right. 
He's thinking about it. 

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He's in deep thought. 
He's probably going back to the 

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things he's seen. 
Maybe he's in the know. 

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Maybe he's not the old guy on 
the right. 

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He's looking right at her, like,
yeah, you handled that pretty 

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good. 
He has satisfaction. 

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Two of these three people look 
like they're really, really 

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happy that they know about this 
stuff and you can't know about 

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it. 
Now on the other side of the 

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split screen, you have the old 
guy who just passed the question

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off. 
He's got his hands out in front 

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of me. 
He's put the glass down. 

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He looks like he's a bit beat. 
The kid sitting next to him just

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looks like a zombie looking at 
him. 

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So what I'm seeing here in the 
last minute of this zoom call 

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that was put on between this 
university in Germany and this 

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and representatives from this 
Ice cube observatory, is when 

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they were asked about are you 
attracting UFOs? 

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Basically, are you in 
correspondence with the sources 

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of these neutrinos? 
What I saw there was lots of 

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deception because you can't be 
in correspondence with the star.

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Why wouldn't she have just said,
well you can't be in 

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correspondence with a star or 
solar system, but we are 

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tracking where the stuff's 
coming from, blah blah blah. 

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She could have given him a very 
easy scientific answer that 

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would have dispelled any notion 
about UF O's, but she didn't do 

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that. 
She just said no comment. 

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We may tell you later, Might be 
a surprise down the road. 

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After we have figured out a way 
to completely monetize whatever 

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we discover, to completely use 
that, to enslave you further, to

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completely take over the world 
as you know it. 

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Then we might tell you just 
enough about the UFO phenomena 

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to keep you pacified. 
Until next time, this is UFO 

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Warning. 
Over and out.

