Hello and welcome to the program.
You have a warning in this episode were talking about UFO
encounters and possible brain damage.
That's correct UFO encounters and possible brain damage.
I got the tire this article, I find it to be a little bit.
Disturbing it appeared in the New York Post back on, December
12 2021 written by Danielson own.
The title says a look inside people's brains, who say they've
had a UFO encounter, Counter and starts off here.
It says a professor has been testing the brains of people who
say they've experienced UFO encounters and these are the
symptoms. They display dr.
Gary Nolan a professor of pathology at Stanford
University, some of the big ones who has published more than 300
research articles and holds 40 US patents has spent the past
decade analyzing materials from the alleged unidentified aerial
phenomena. UAP what we call UFOs.
Now this Up serious guy, 300 articles, 40 patents, and for
the last 10 years, he's been testing people who claim to have
had UFO encounters. It says speaking.
Speaking to Vices mother Lord, no one opened up about his work
and revealed. What sparked his interest in
UAP, no one who admitted to being an avid reader of Science
Fiction, okay, to me. And that's a little bit of a
passive-aggressive. Backhanded, way of maybe
delegitimizing the sky, but Listen, this is a professor at
Stanford. He's got 300 research papers
under his belt and 40 patents. No one who admitted to being an
avid reader of Science Fiction, set his interest took flight,
when he reached out to a man named Steven Greer, who claimed
a small Skillet? It was possibly an alien.
I have to inject the Steven Greer medical doctor, I guess,
retired, ER doctor, he's a little controversial.
I've had people reach out to me and say, listen, this guy is
Good crowd out there in left field with all the TM stuff is
starting to look a little bit like a cult.
I don't really fly them that close but he is, you know, in
the media all the time, he's made some pretty big claims, but
if finding interesting you put it that way.
So it a while back, Steven Greer was, was traveling the country
with this small? I guess you would say infantile
skeleton that they dug up down in the desert.
There? What?
I believe in Peru and And their, their thought was that, maybe
this thing was a human-alien hybrid and they did a bunch of
DNA test on it which I don't think everybody came by
conclusive but it did come back with some pretty strange stuff
and somebody gets into it says it was eventually revealed that
the skeleton was human as it had a number of mutations the
skeleton genes that could potentially explain the biology.
No one said Nolan published a paper titled whole genome
sequence if of Atacama Alton shows novel mutations linked
with dysplasia which led the professor to be contacted by
people linked to the CIA and various Aeronautics
corporations. I find that highly interesting
what the CIA or Aeronautics corporations would care about
the Genome of a skeleton found in the Autumn, a desert down
there is beyond me unless he thought the hey, maybe this
thing was either alien Highly exposed to aliens.
It says his involvement with you, AP began after he was asked
to use his blood analysis, instrumentation to with cases of
pilots who were close to alleged, you a peas and whore
and horrible brain damage. In other words, he's guys had
UFO encounters and ended up with horrible.
Brain damage doesn't sound like much fun when asked, if you
could describe them ride normal effects on the brain, is
observed with the MRIs, no one said.
If you've ever looked at it anymore, I have somebody with
multiple sclerosis. There's something called Old
white matter disease, it's scarring, he goes on, he says
it's a big white blob or multiple white blob scattered
throughout the MRI. It's essentially dead tissue
where the immune system was ass, attack the brain.
That's probably the closest thing you could come too.
If you wanted to look at a snapshot from one of these
individuals, you can pretty quickly see that there's
something wrong. So, in other words, you're
exposed to this UFO encounter and they have such a reaction to
it that their brain actually damages Itself by the immune
system overreacting Sort of sounds like approximately 100
patients mostly defense or a governmental Personnel or people
working in the Aerospace industry industry were analyzed.
No one told motherboard, well it does the Sun, do you like maybe
they've had more than four or five?
Sightings 100 people were analyzed.
So they go to Capitol Hill. They say all its Space trash.
It's, it's nothing more than a drone weather balloon.
But yet, they've got 100 people were at the top that they need
to have tested because they've had serious brain.
Damage from these things, dr. Krick doctor, kit green.
Studied, some of the people from what Nolan called a smorgasbord
of patience. You have a smorgasbord of
patients, some of whom had heard weird noises buzzing in her head
got sick, Etc. No one said, a reasonable subset
of them had claimed to have seen a peas and some claim to be
close to things that got them sick.
Ultimately his team learned, the people who they originally
thought were damaged had an over connection of neurons between
the head of the caudate and the Putin them in.
The number of people that had this over connection led to the
open. Question, did something did
something coming in contact with water?
It was cause it or not. Well I don't know I mean there
were fine before they came in contact with these things and
then afterwards they have serious brain damage.
Nolan said that approximately a quarter of the Our patients,
who, he, who claimed? They had an encounter died from
their injuries. Wow, that is really freaky.
And the majority were found to have symptoms, identical to
Havana syndrome, but some people had seen you a piece didn't have
any syndrome. Instead, a wide range of
symptoms. Meanwhile, a jaw-dropping NASA
report says, the organization is not close to the possibility of
extraterrestrial life existing. That sounds like a Hang out to
me while the report said it had not yet found any credible
evidence. It revealed the NASA science
missions were working together with a goal to find unmistakable
signs of life beyond Earth. And the report comes as US.
Congress passed a landmark defense, Bill blah, blah, blah.
And they talk about the new X-Files.
Yeah. Yeah.
I don't have a lot of Hope for disclosure.
Excuse me, when you have a study like this, it's been going on
for ten years now, think about this and the last couple three
years before all this talk about Louis Elizondo.
Tom DeLonge can't even do the stars through boy, they're going
to really bring this stuff out and show it to the public and
are there's going to be disclosure disclosure disclosure
and then you find out that Stanford varsity and that big
university in California. Yeah, well for the last 10
years, they've been studying people over 100 that have come
in contact with UFOs. Most of them are government
employees government Pilots, people like that.
And guess what? A lot of them got injured really
bad and guess what, some of them even died, but did any of this
come up last year and reveals hearings?
I don't remember any of this coming up.
It's just like with the cattle mutilations or the abductions,
they won't cover it. So, there is a dark side to
this. UFO phenomena, I truly believe
this. I disagree with Greer.
I don't think that all this is sent here to be helpful.
And, you know, we're all just going to sit around singing
Kumbaya with the aliens and all the bad stuff that we experience
is coming from the government. I don't believe that I'm not
sure what all these things are, but I think we have to consider,
we have to consider the good with the bad.
Anybody can find this article on your post.com, it's called a
look inside people's brains. You say they had a UFO
encounter, very strange, until next time, this is UFO warning
over now very strange, until next time, this is UFO warning
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