Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're asking are they tracking UF O's from
Ice Cube? That's correct.
Are they tracking UF O's from Ice Cube?
Now, we're not talking about the rapper.
We're talking about a base that the US has down there on the
Antarctica and potentially they're tracking neutrinos.
Now we're going to get into what neutrinos are and we're going to
talk about that base in just a minute.
But these revelations have been kind of put out there but
largely ignored. I think I first heard about this
guy in the Shawn Ryan podcast. Also Chris Lado has done some
excellent work on his podcast and maybe I think this give us
some insight into the biggest revelation as far as UFO
tracking. And that's what and that's what
we're going to look at in this short podcast here.
And he's even been on the on the Joe Rogan podcast.
When I first saw this guy, I thought, man, you know, I don't
know, it sounds a little strange, but listening to him be
interviewed there by Shawn Ryan, I thought, wow, this guy's
really sharp. He's, he says he was like a
basically a master plumber. He's kind of in charge of the
plumbing down there in the base. And because of this, he has keys
to all these different rooms. And he's also on the fire
department. So he knows the layout of the
building and he begins to describe what's happening down
there. Now the cover story for this
place is that they're it's it's a research facility where
they're tracking these neutrinos coming in from outer space.
And you know, it's just something, it's a cool project
scientists do. They've got these neutrino
tracking things all over the place.
It's just egghead stuff, don't worry about it.
But what it looks like could be happening as these neutrinos are
a lot more complicated than what they've led us to believe.
And actually these things are not just being emitted from
outer space, they could be being emitted from spacecraft.
So I'm going to wrap that up at the end of the program.
But for right now, just to give you a little bit of background
on how the story broke and we can take a look at this article
from indy.com. It's dated June 16th, 2023.
So it see it's been like what, six weeks ago?
It says UFO expert claims that the South Pole is an air traffic
control for aliens. This is written by Harry
Fletcher. It says you may have been
hearing a lot about UFOs lately, and that's largely thanks to UF
ologist Doctor Steven Greer, who has been hosting the conference
on the subject. A range of people were invited
to share their insights as part of an event streamed online, and
it saw Eric Heckler describe the South Pole as an air traffic
control hub for aliens. Here we go.
Conspiracy theorists made some pretty out there claims at the
conference, but it's the discussion about the Edmondson,
Scott S poll station that was most significant.
Now I just want to say I'm starting to see a little bias
toward Greer. In a lot of these articles and
even in the UFO community, it seems like he's kind of reached
celebrity outcast status. And as a result of that,
unfortunately for Eric Hecker, I think he's largely been ignored
by what you would call the mainstream UFO media Okay.
So the article goes on. It says Hecker claimed that in
2010, Raytheon, the US aerospace and defense conglomerate, chose
him to be a contractor on the Research Center operated by the
United States National Science Foundation.
Here you go. You get into these sketchy quasi
governmental agencies. Again, there was much more to
the station that first met the eye, according to Hacker.
He says he claimed the station actually operated as an air
traffic Control Center for UF O's and communicated with exotic
crafts by sending neutrino rays up into space.
Hecker went further by talking about digital optical modules
buried a mile beneath the surface under the ice.
He claims they were buried in order to detect neutrino
interactions while being deep enough not to interfere with
radiation readings. Now this is, this shows you kind
of the disinformation slant I feel like this author's taking.
We're going to look at, you know, I went to Wikipedia and
and looked it up and and we'll go over the definition of what's
happening down there. It's widely reported.
It's not a conspiracy theory that this is part of this
installation. They've got these sensors buried
in the ice. That's what they do.
They've got one up in South Dakota, one of the old mines up
there where they've gone inside the mountain of that mine.
And they have this big giant pool that collects neutrinos.
They've got these, they've got these things around.
It's not a secret. They claim that they're just
there for scientific research, okay studying the stars.
So this guy here says he phrases this as he claims they were
buried in order to detect neutrino interactions.
That's not even that's that's really a sleazy way for him to
slant this guy's credibility. Because if I'm going to give you
a link to this scientific organizations website and and
you can watch out, you can watch a zoom call with these guys did
and they're talking about this. So that part of the story is
beyond dispute. The fact that we have this giant
Research Center down there in Antarctica with these sensors
buried all over the storage area, that's beyond dispute.
That's not a conspiracy theory. That's a that's just a fact.
That's a scientific fact. He also said he personally saw a
powerful green laser pointing at the cosmos.
We know they got the lasers down there.
This this also is not a he said she said sort of thing.
This is just fact that they already are talking about.
So already they're trying to throw shade in this guy.
They're like, Oh well, he's hanging out with Stephen Greer.
He must be a nut job. And then they're repeating just
basic facts about this base. Down there is if this guy just
has imagined that he went to Antarctica and this base doesn't
even exist. So you can see the depersoning
happening. The painful attempt that
depersoning. And the first couple paragraphs
of this article, it says it comes after a whistleblower who
claims the US government has been operating UFO retrieval
research in secret has reportedly said that UFOs have
been responsible for the death of humans.
There's some more cut and paste in this article.
This is a typical UFO article that you get and then it brings
up. David Gresh worked for the GEOS.
The Geospatial Intelligence Agency talks about him for about
a minute. So what you have here is, is the
situation where this fellow named Eric Hecker, okay, he's
come out as a whistleblower with Stephen Greer.
Probably. Maybe he would, he would have
been better to go through somebody, I don't know, through
through one of these senators of congressman, I don't know.
But immediately because he came out with Stephen Greer as a
whistleblower, he gets ignored by the UFO community and he gets
the person by these hack writers.
It's crazy now after he comes out and makes these accusations
about, hey man, there's some weird stuff going down here with
this neutrino thing. It just doesn't receive things.
It also can transmit energy back and it could cause earthquakes.
He thinks it caused the one that happened there a few years ago
in New Zealand. It can be used to create the
Havana syndrome in people where people are injured by these
things, he says. That they've had, they've had
accidental injuries down there from people suffering Havana
syndrome on that Antarctica base just like they did in Cuba.
And of course we've been all through the stuff with Gary
Nolan where he did he run the test and the studies on these
people that the government told him had been UFO injured.
And as soon as he brought up the Havana Syndrome similarities,
they're like bye bye Sia. So something is going on here
with directed energy. So basically this Hecker guys
come out and said two things, two big Revelations #1, they're
telling you that they're just studying these neutrinos as they
come in, and they're counting them and saying okay, where they
come from out there in the cosmos.
Happy, happy point, the telescope.
In reality, what's happening is they're not just working this
thing as a receiver of energy. They're working this thing as a
transmitter of energy. And it can be used to hurt
people, it can be used to cause earthquakes, it could be used to
do all kinds of crazy stuff. And we'll get into some of that
topic in a later podcast. But for right now, what I want
to focus on here is the comments made in on this June 29th ZOOM
call that was held with these scientists and how they reacted
when they were questioned about where exactly are these
neutrinos coming from. So first we're going to take a
look at what is a neutrino. OK, let's just get this in fact
And then we're going to look at, So what is, what's this base all
about going down there? Just give us a kind of flesh
that out a little bit and then let's talk and then we'll listen
to that comment this lady makes and it's, it's almost crazy.
And then we'll talk about that as we close up this podcast.
Now a neutrino is a tiny particle that doesn't have an
electric charge, and it's so light, scientists used to think
it didn't have any mass at all. It's like a little building
block of matter that only interacts through weak forces
and gravity. Unlike most particles, neutrinos
don't get involved in strong forces, and they have a super
short range for their weak force.
Their mass is way tinier than the other particles we know
about, except for the ones with no mass at all.
And because neutrinos don't have electric charge, they can easily
pass through a regular matter without being noticed or stops.
That's why they are hard to detect and they can travel
through things without any trouble.
So that's just a really basic explanation of what neutrinos
are. Now the next thing we're looking
at is the fact that those neutrinos are being counted.
And we're going to take a look at first of how they're being
counted, and then we're going to ask why they're being counted.
Now they're being counted at a place called the Ice Cube
Neutrino Observatory, and it's this is also known as just
simply Ice Cube. It's a pretty special place
where scientists study tiny particles called neutrinos, and
it's located at the Admonson Scott S Poll station in
Antarctica. Of course you've heard about all
the crazy stuff going on down there.
Allegedly. Now the observatory has a lot of
sensors and they're all buried beneath the Antarctic ice, and
they're spread out over a big space that measures about 1/3 of
a mile in Cube large. Now before Ice Cube, there was
another project called Antarctic Muwan and Neutrino Detector
Array, or Amanda. Got to love these names.
Now Ice Cube is like Amanda, but it's improved.
It uses round optical sensors called digital optical modules
or DOMS. Each Dom has a photomultiplier tube and a
computer that collects data. So I'm imagining this sphere
shaped object and inside is this tube that contains a camera and
a computer that collects the data on these neutrinos.
Now this data is then sent to the counting house on the
surface above the sensors. Now Ice Cube is finished on
December 18th, 2010, so it's been operating for what, 13
years? Now the Dons are placed in
groups of 60 along on long strings and they're lowered into
the holes in the ice made using hot water drills.
And remember, you got you've got this tons and tons of ice there
on Antarctica. So this is perfect for these
guys. Instead of having to spend all
that money, you know, in a conventional drilling situation,
they can simply go somewhere, melt a hole in the ice down
quite a long ways actually, and then put these sensors down
there. Now it says the purpose of ice
cube is to find out where neutrinos come from in space,
especially those with very high energy called Tera electron,
Tera electron Volt or TEV neutrinos.
And we're going to get into that.
This is, this is some strange stuff.
Scientists hope to learn more about powerful events happening
in the universe through this research, and some people think
that they're trying to learn stuff about UF O's.
And this whole thing sounded crazy to me at first, but the
more I got into it, the the more it seemed like this could be
actually happening and this whistleblower could really be
telling us the truth. So we've introduced this
whistleblower, Eric Hecker. He seems to be in this Doctor
Steven Greer camp. He's made statements about
having been stationed down on this base in Antarctica, known
As for short Ice Cube, or this Ice Cube observatory.
He's talked about the neutrino laboratory that's been set up
down there to measure these incoming neutrino.
He's also made assertations that these things aren't just for
receiving, they're for transmitting.
And we've talked about what neutrinos are.
We talked a little bit about this base, you know, what's
going on down there. And then I first saw the zoom
call on Steve Lido's program. So I went to the source and
looked it up, and I'll put a link there for you.
And these guys are having like an hour long meeting or
something. And the weird thing was on
Lido's program, it was like an hour 24.
But like on the actual website, they've got it at like an hour.
At the very end of the zoom call, they're taking questions.
There's just three scientists setting up their metal and wow,
how weird they are. Anyway, they asked them about
the source of this stuff and listen to the response and then
we'll talk about it afterwards. Thank you.
So perhaps one final question from online, please.
This one might also make you uncomfortable, but there's
questions about what looks like some of the clumpiness in the
maps that you show any comments about?
Potential correspondence with sources that we think we might
know about. Let me read that to now.
I'll call again please. No comment, but stay tuned.
OK, So thank you very much for having tuned to this event.
We're definitely very excited of this new result with joins
previous sources from the high school collaboration.
So this video, this Zoom call lasts one hour and 19 seconds.
At the very end of that zoom call at 59 minutes and 32
seconds you that's when you hear the question that you just heard
the most important question that could ask and that is are you in
contact with extraterrestrials And the reaction you see from
these people on this video is priceless.
Just to set it up for you and I will go ahead.
I know I'll put a link at the Buy me a coffee website.
What you see in this video screen on the right hand side of
the screen you see two gentlemen, an older gentleman
and a guy probably in his 30s at it said Dortmund University
Germany. Okay these guys are basically
handling the calls as it come in from reporters.
The questions they're talking about this Ice Cube neutrino
observation based on Antarctica. On the left hand side you have
the ice cube announcement. They're talking about what
they've discovered, blah blah, blah.
Just kind of giving us that that parallel narrative that we that
that we always hear about is dated June 29th, 2023.
You have three scientists. I don't have the names of them
here in front of me, but from left to right you have a a
younger Asian gal. She's talking the, the, the
during the interview of stuff. She's like she's looking around,
like she's distracted. I mean it's kind of weird.
It's kind of bizarre almost in the middle.
You have a young guy with a beard on.
He looks like he's probably his mid 30s.
He's looking intently at the camera and on the right side you
have this older guy. He's probably in his 60s.
He has kind of a crumpled shirt on now.
Right as they're beginning to ask the question, the old guy
starts to get this look of kind of irritation or disgust on his
face. The young guy in the middle is
looking intently. The gal on the left immediately
breaks out of this kind of forced smile, so he says this
one might make you feel uncomfortable.
There's questions about what looks like some of the
clumpiness and the maps that you show.
Okay. First off, these guys are
supposedly they tell us that they're just measuring these
neutrinos as they, you know, bombard the Earth from outer
space. So what you would expect would
be basically like rainfall coming in, pretty much a random
distribution or maybe even kind of a decentralized distribution
of these neutrinos coming in, and they shouldn't be all
clumped up. But he says in the data there's
clumpiness. So he's saying, what's going on
with this? Why?
Why do we have these clumps of
neutrinos coming in? Shouldn't they?
Shouldn't they be spread out over the horizon?
What's going on there? Then He says.
Any comments about potential correspondence with sources?
Wow. So you watch the video.
These guys are smart enough to know that he's asking them, have
you talked to ET? Because what he's saying is,
what we know is that these neutrinos should be coming in
like raindrops, just kind of randomly.
But what we're seeing is they're coming in in clumps, like
they're being sent in from a from a centralized focal point.
And you wouldn't expect that to be something from nature that
looks like something almost like exhaust expelled out of a craft.
They know what he's getting at. When he says that, you see the,
you see the two handlers on the right hand side of the screen.
In Germany, they kind of get this look on their face like, oh
boy, what happens on the left hand side of the screen is they
kind of go into shock mode and then denial mode.
The old guy gets this really crumpled up nasty look on his
face. The young guy looks her like the
deer in the headlights and the Asian gal on the end, she turns
her head with this forced smile and she she doesn't want to talk
about this. It's very clear now.
The questioner goes on and he says that that that's before
they get the question. So they're given the questions
to the two guys on the right, the handlers out of Germany.
And he says, and so the guy in the right, he immediately passes
a question off to the three scientists on the left.
Now when he does that, then you can just see the shock on her
face. But all the body language, all
the body language up to that point really is deception and
avoidance. But when they just when they
when they realized that they've got to take the question.
The lady, she says, yeah, I'll go again, please, no comment.
So have you talked to aliens? No comment.
And as she says that it's it's it's bizarre.
Watch the video. All three of these guys, these
scientists that have been confronted about UF O's they set
up in their chairs, the old guy kind of leans forward, His face
goes from a look of just disgust to this kind of goofy grin.
The young kid, he arches his back up, you know, he smiles.
The lady smiles and she closes her eyes.
Clear sign of deception. She's the one talking while
she's talking to you. She closes her eyes.
She has this four smile and her mouth is closed.
OK, she's not telling you. What I see here is body language
that tells me they are giving you a rehearsed response.
This this reporter at the very end of this zoom call that
lasted for one hour and 19 seconds.
At the very end, with 45 seconds left, somehow he threw them a
curveball. He asked the two guys that are
the kind of the MCS are handling all these questions.
He asked them, are you in correspondence with the sources
of these neutrinos? Well, how would you be in
correspondence with the source of a neutrino if a source of a
neutrino is a distant star a million light years away?
That's what we've been told. But they know better.
They know the sources of these neutrinos or something possibly
a lot closer. And that is why when he asked
that question at the very beginning of that question, you
see the three scientists, they're assuming that the two
handlers, the MC's over here are going, the old guy rather is
going to handle that question and just blow it off.
They're not going to have to deal with it, but you can see
the disgust and annoyance and and anger in their face.
The old white guy that he gets his, he looks like the old guy
at The Muppets, the young white kid, He looks like he's like a
deer looking into the headlights.
And the Asian gal, in the end, she turns her face away and she
has this forced open smile. Then when they realize that
they're going to have to answer the question, or at least she
is, their body language immediately changes.
It goes into this rehearsed response.
They all three at exactly the same time, set up in their
chairs. They arch their backs like
they're getting ready for a fight.
At least the two younger people do.
The old guy, I think he realizes, man, this is awesome.
I don't have to answer this guy. He kind of leans forward in his
chair. Once I tell you when you lean
forward like that, that means you're you're you're feeling
confident. A lot of times he's confident
because he doesn't have to answer the question.
The young kid, he seems genuinely happy because he
didn't get called on. The gal on the end, she closes
her eyes. Okay her mouth is and a forced
smile. But it's closed.
Her mouth is closed. Really tight.
You can tell us she's just like, oh man, how did I get stuck with
this Now? The old guy over the right, the
MC, the one that the one that passed the question off to them
on the zoom call, like they're in two different places, right?
He immediately reaches down and gets a drink of water.
Now, if you play poker, you know, that's a tale.
A lot of times when people are trying to bluff a hand or they
they're pretty sure they're going to get beat and then they
put a big bet out there and they're worried about losing
their money. I was watching.
I'll tell you one thing from experience, 95% of the time when
they go to get that drink of water or that drink of alcohol
where they're drinking, it's a it's a way to calm themselves,
maybe to loosen up their throat a little bit.
And most of the time there's deception and they're worried
about being caught. So it's it's a hand where
they're bluffing but they know they're beat.
And this guy right here, he looks to me like he's bluffing
and he knows he's B. So instead of handling the
situation, he passes it off to this junior scientist and
immediately after that he starts to feel anxiety.
Maybe he's going to get chewed out for doing that.
Maybe it was his job to be gatekeeper and he didn't do his
job. He looks visibly shaken and he's
drinking that water. It's just that's like a
defensive mechanism for the deception that he has to put out
there. So they go ahead and she says,
yeah, no comment. And then after that, they all
start chuckling and laughing, OK, that's called Deceivers
Delight. You can look this up online,
Deceivers Delight. And that's where a con man,
they're so excited about ripping you off or taking advantage of
you that they get giddy and start chuckling in the middle of
the presentation while they're doing this.
And you can see this a lot of time with, with, you know,
hucksters. And so now they've just told the
lie. We can't tell you no comment.
Ha ha ha. We know something you don't.
And then she says, but stay tuned.
In other words, I have the information, you can't have it.
And after she says this, she's got this satisfied look on her
face. The young guy, he's tilting his
head to his right. He's thinking about it.
He's in deep thought. He's probably going back to the
things he's seen. Maybe he's in the know.
Maybe he's not the old guy on the right.
He's looking right at her, like, yeah, you handled that pretty
good. He has satisfaction.
Two of these three people look like they're really, really
happy that they know about this stuff and you can't know about
it. Now on the other side of the
split screen, you have the old guy who just passed the question
off. He's got his hands out in front
of me. He's put the glass down.
He looks like he's a bit beat. The kid sitting next to him just
looks like a zombie looking at him.
So what I'm seeing here in the last minute of this zoom call
that was put on between this university in Germany and this
and representatives from this Ice cube observatory, is when
they were asked about are you attracting UFOs?
Basically, are you in correspondence with the sources
of these neutrinos? What I saw there was lots of
deception because you can't be in correspondence with the star.
Why wouldn't she have just said, well you can't be in
correspondence with a star or solar system, but we are
tracking where the stuff's coming from, blah blah blah.
She could have given him a very easy scientific answer that
would have dispelled any notion about UF O's, but she didn't do
that. She just said no comment.
We may tell you later, Might be a surprise down the road.
After we have figured out a way to completely monetize whatever
we discover, to completely use that, to enslave you further, to
completely take over the world as you know it.
Then we might tell you just enough about the UFO phenomena
to keep you pacified. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.