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Hello and welcome to the program
UFO Warning. 

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In this episode, we're talking 
about the spaceman of Ocean 

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Beach. 
That's correct, the spaceman of 

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Ocean Beach. 
Now, this article comes to us 

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from pointloma-obmonthly.com. 
You know, when you talk about 

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the world of UFOs and the UFO 
phenomena, there's lots of 

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interesting and eccentric 
characters. 

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And this week I just wanted to 
talk about this one right here. 

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If you go to the site and I'll 
have the links at the Kofi and 

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the Locals website, they've got 
a picture of this fellow. 

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I'm an older guy with a long 
Gray beard and and a suit, Jack 

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and all. 
It's a picture from Clair back 

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in 1992. 
It says did Clint really visit 

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the 5th dimensional world 
realist Spore? 

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Did he really seek colors? 
Not in our color spectrum. 

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Did he really channel a realist 
Sporian artist Judge for 

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yourself. 
And this is written by Eric 

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Dunville dated November 15th 
2023. 

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One thing we learned in this 
space last month is that they 

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are most definitely out there. 
The UAP that is identified error

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phenomena in the NHI, non human 
intelligence. 

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Nothing new of course Clint. 
Gary was saying the same thing 

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60 years ago. 
Repeatedly and frequently, Clint

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had first hand information. 
He hadn't just seen a UFO. 

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He'd been to real estate sport 
twice in 1965. 

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Every kid on the beach in OB 
knew that Clint loved to tell 

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that story and many others. 
These weren't generic stories 

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about little green men, by the 
way. 

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No creepy Gray space aliens 
either. 

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Of course. 
This is in 1965, prior to the, 

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you know, the groovin 60s and 
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I suppose things were a little 
different back then. 

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The real Esporians were tall and
beautiful. 

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They came in peace. 
There's was a message of love 

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and unity. 
Naturally they worried about the

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foibles and follies of the 
people of Earth. 

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Obviously if you wanted to go 
with them when they came back, 

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you needed the space number. 
Everybody knew that too, and the

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only guy giving out space 
numbers was Clint Carey. 

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Even if you didn't care about 
going to realist for and just 

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wanted to be cool, you still 
needed a space number. 

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As a 10 year old, I certainly 
wasn't trying to be cool, and I 

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don't know if I really believe 
the story about realist for I 

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guess I figured it could have 
happened. 

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But either way I would have been
beyond stoked to have had a 

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space #1 summer. 
My buddy's cute teeny bopper's 

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sister did get a space number, 
and we were both tremendously 

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impressed. 
Lucky Duck, we said This might 

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have been simply the perception 
of 1/4 grader, but Spaceman, as 

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the kids called him, seemed to 
prefer older girls in bikinis to

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sandy little boys. 
Go figure. 

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It was so unfair. 
You got to get a feeling for 

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this guy. 
Even back then, there seemed to 

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have been some real interesting 
people involved in the UFO 

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phenomena. 
I never did get a space number, 

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and I can't say I really knew 
Spaceman, but I remember him 

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vividly. 
San Diego union columnist Frank 

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Rhodes liked to fill a few 
inches with Spaceman storage 

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occasionally, and in August 
1966, he reported an Ocean Beach

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housewife telling him that 
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The kids on the beach just 
adored him. 

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He told them stories about his 
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When I read that recently I 
thought to myself, aha, my 

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memory remains at least 
partially intact. 

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That is exactly how I remembered
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The 1960s were a very different 
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This was in the pre hippie era, 
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greater tolerance of eccentric 
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I never heard It suggested that 
Clint was a creep and occasional

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if well meaning wino perhaps, 
and he could certainly create 

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trouble for himself. 
In a 1966 instance that Rhodes 

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described, Clint was spending a 
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lock up on a burglary beef. 
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Clinton didn't have the grand to
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Thousands of little children 
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he reportedly told Judge Robert 
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Maybe dozens. 
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You might not be surprised to 
learn that Spaceman was known to

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embellish. 
I do not remember Spaceman when 

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I was a teenager. 
He was around but not on my 

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radar. 
I was out of College in 1977 

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when Bob Oaks turned up at our 
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Saturday. 
I never parted ways with any 

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records on purpose, particularly
jazz records, so I don't know 

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how the topic came up, but Bob 
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I ought to show up at his place 
down by the pier on Sunday 

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evening. 
Bob was a well known local read 

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man and famously hosted a 
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I did make it down to Bob's 
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next day, and that's when I saw 
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An old timer was playing 
Trombone and the guys were 

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calling him Spacey. 
I didn't put it together right 

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away. 
It had been quite a while. 

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I hadn't even known Clint was a 
musician. 

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Of course, when I was a kid. 
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either. 
Greg, long way knew that would 

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be Commander Greg to you. 
My friends all thought Clint was

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just a weird old man, Craig told
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But I always knew he was an 
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They were friends for the next 
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The rest of Clint's life. 
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Spaceman agent, and occasionally
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Clint conferred on Greg the 
title to Commander. 

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Impressive, no? 
You'd think a guy like that 

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would have a better than average
space number, wouldn't you? 

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How's X IB/23 grab you? 
Trust me, That's a dandy. 

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Clint himself was XIB 2 XIB. 
One, of course, was reserved for

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the creator. 
Craig collects Spaceman's 

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artwork and if you have a space,
the original he'd love to chat 

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with you. 
Clint was born in Maine and grew

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up in South Pasadena. 
He took the toady, the trombone 

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in high school and found he had 
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Following his graduation, Clint 
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dance bands, sometimes known as 
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One morning in 1929 in his hotel
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after Hours, Jam station at a 
Mexico City chop sewage joint 

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plant had a life changing 
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He recalled that all these 
beautiful, fantastic etheric 

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colors came into the room in 
every direction. 

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They came in through the 
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the door and wall, through the 
pipes where the heat came in, 

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coming in the window, coming out
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These were colors that were out 
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seen before. 
Colors that were not in our 

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color spectrum. 
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Clint had the overwhelming 
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something or somebody, what he 
referred to as a profound 

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presence, had come to visit him 
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The caller seemed to be talking 
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Thought forms and ideas were 
being transmitted directly into 

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his head, and he was suddenly 
overwhelmed with the feeling of 

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falling in love. 
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Clinton couldn't see or hear 
anybody, but he had been 

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engulfed by a euphoric spiritual
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Now, this is something that we 
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people have connections with 
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I'm not sure what that's all 
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feel here. 
Clint Strauss is this kind of 

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eccentric, almost a little bit 
creepy guy sometimes passing out

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space numbers to teenage girls. 
But then he tells you how it all

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started many decades before when
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in his opinion. 
It goes on and says, what do you

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think, craziest thing you ever 
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Just that tight then because it 
gets Wilder. 

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And no, I'm not making this 
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This part of the story can be 
found and it's slender volume 

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titled Spaceman Volume One, The 
life story of one of the world's

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great painters is told to Linda 
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This is a short version. 
Clint was in the middle of what 

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might now be referred to as a 
Type 2 encounter. 

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The profound presence seem to be
seem to coalesce into a group of

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beings, at least that it was at 
least that was his impression 

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and their communication still 
via telepathic thoughts became 

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more specific, more like words 
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Clint was informed that his 
visitors were from 1/5 

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dimensional world known as 
Realospore and they had some 

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plans for the young musician. 
They hadn't forced me to do 

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anything, he said, but they had 
caused things to happen that 

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made me come to Mexico City. 
It was a certain place he wanted

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me to be at the time. 
They wanted me to be there, and 

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they had certain things they 
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They wanted Clint to sell his 
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the coastal town of Kalima near 
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Just a slight career course 
correction. 

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Clint was enjoying his fudging 
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and was initially reluctant to 
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However, he recalled that he 
felt such an overwhelming love 

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for his new friends that his 
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do as they wished. 
The real historians told Clint 

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that he wouldn't need his 
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Anyway. 
We're going to make a great 

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painter out of you, he, he 
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You have a natural ability to 
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You'll probably have to teach 
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that's all right, because some 
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world were self-taught. 
So now he's met these guys, 

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these aliens, as he perceives 
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They've told him that he's no 
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but he's going to be a painter. 
All this happened in just a few 

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minutes. 
Clint did it as he had been 

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directed over the next 18 
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patronage of the mysterious 
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possibly another contactee. 
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Here we will advance the 
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century. 
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Clint considered himself a 
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His work was well regarded. 
His art was displayed in quite a

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few galleries, and he had 
several exhibitions under his 

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belt. 
Had he been the 1st President of

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the Hollywood Association of 
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Maybe. 
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restauranteur for a number of 
years, and he was known to paint

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portraits on Commission. 
Do any of those portraits 

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remain? 
None as turned up? 

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Upon moving to a studio in South
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picking up some good vibrations.
He recalled having a series. 

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He recalled having a series of 
very strange experiences, mostly

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in the form of vibrations that 
seemingly penetrated to the 

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depths of his body, and a 
strange awareness of some 

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intangible something that he 
couldn't quite put his fingers 

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on. 
Clint began to paint in a 

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completely different style. 
Through a phenomenon he later 

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termed meta telepathy. 
He seemed to be acting as a 

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physical conduit for someone 
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One evening, Clint hopped in his
car with the notion of dropping 

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in on a friend who had a cabin 
in the desert outside Joshua 

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Tree. 
She wasn't home. 

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What transpired next was the 
first of Clint's physical 

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encounters with highly evolved 
representatives of the planet 

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Real Spore. 
A cup of coffee, a blinding 

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flash of light, and Clint found 
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desert. 
He was asked if he'd like to 

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take a ride, so he went. 
It was an enormous craft, a mile

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long, 10 levels, and beautiful 
to behold. 

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Clint wasn't knocked out per SE,
but his consciousness was 

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suspended while his metaphysical
vibration was altered and he was

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acclimated to the speedy Ripple 
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Well, that's wild. 
So he starts off here. 

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He has this almost like an 
epiphany, where he says he makes

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these extra dimensional 
creatures some people might call

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spiritual. 
He's been painting for a while, 

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and then years later he ends up 
on this spaceship with the same 

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people, the same entities, 
rather. 

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How quickly did they travel? 
Millions of miles per second? 

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His host treated Clint with love
and kindness and communicated 

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with him telepathically. 
He brought up the speed of light

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thing and was astounded to learn
that the real esporeans, light 

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doesn't travel at all. 
It only seems to travel to those

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of us stuck here in the third 
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To them, light is evolved by the
principle of reflection and is a

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symbol of understanding. 
So where is real sport you might

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be wondering? 
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It is in the neighborhood of the
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A four-star cluster that appears
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constellation of Orion. 
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left knee, depending on how you 
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as he's referred to in some 
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By our reckoning, Regal is some 
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and real Spore is right around 
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But in the 5th dimension, on the
right of Real Spore, Clint found

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out that his impromptu jaunt to 
Joshua Tree in the middle of the

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night had been no mere whim. 
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unusual series of paintings had 
been the work of real sporting 

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artist Azora, for whom Clint had
been a channel. 

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Well, I'd like to tell you that 
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Azora series have been preserved
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Such as. 
Sadly not the case. 

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Looks like this guy was into 
some really crazy abstract 

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psychedelic art. 
Typical stuff from the 70s 

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really. 
Clint claimed to have been on 

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real sport for maybe five days 
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It was a gigantic, fantastically
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larger than our sun. 
The color spectrum there is 

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twice what we can perceive and 
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Everything is huge on realist 
war, massive plants and flowers,

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gigantic and intelligent animals
and birds, some of whom also 

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communicated with Clint 
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He experienced no foul odors or 
harsh noises, no crime or 

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malfeasance, no strife, no 
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on the lawn. 
It was thoroughly lovely. 

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Clint's guide was a big guy, 
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Baldosaur. 
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a guy as we think of it, because
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race into which male and female 
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They were rather darkly 
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silvery hair, but it was a 
fantastic array of colors that 

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really moved the needle for 
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Returning to earth, Clint began 
to paint what he had experienced

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on real Espore. 
He tried to paint that which he 

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could not describe verbally. 
Many paintings I have executed 

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since my physical contacts were 
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Clint recounted. 
The instructions being 

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transmitted from real support 
enabled me to execute these 

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paintings almost automatically. 
Clint began to add fluorescent 

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paint to his detailed and 
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The visual impact and depth that
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image are really only visible 
and appreciated under black 

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light. 
Clint never painted using a 

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black light. 
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1963. 
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and continued to paint. 
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his experiences. 
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became a minor local celebrity. 
Clint appeared on the Bob Dylan 

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Reaches Philbin shows and was 
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Larry Himmel. 
Clint's behavior became more 

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erratic as he grew older, and 
though he sustained long 

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productive periods of sobriety, 
the the bottle was not his 

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friend. 
He would wear out his welcome 

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and find himself on the street. 
If you saw what I saw on Real 

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Sport and then came back to this
Dre world, you would take a 

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drink. 
Do, he said. 

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Blind. 
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misadventure, Clint passed away 
just 30 years ago in October 

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1993. 
He led quite a life. 

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An excellent selection of 
Clint's original artwork remains

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on display in the black light 
lounge of the Kilowatt Tap Room 

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on Cable St. in Ocean Beach. 
It is a rotating exhibit on loan

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from the collection of Greg Long
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If you drop in, be sure to pick 
up a pair of 3D shades from a 

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little basket there. 
Those corny shades add 6 to 12 

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inches in depth to some of those
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I can't imagine Clint would have
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Woody, if you have an original 
Clint Curry, you are encouraged 

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to contact Greg. 
Then it has his Gmail. 

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There definitely an interesting 
character. 

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A lot of these people, it seems 
like they come back with their 

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abduction stories are 
interesting characters. 

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Now a lot of these people that 
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abduction stories they have are 
quite ominous. 

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They seem to undergo a lot of 
procedures and have things done 

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to them that aren't very nice. 
But Clint Carey on the other 

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hand claims that he had a 
wonderful time there in the in 

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the planet, real spare in the 
5th dimension. 

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And he created this pictures to 
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And the strange thing about them
is he's doing this stuff with 

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paints that show up in black 
light, but he's not painting 

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them in black light. 
And then like I say, you put the

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3D glasses on and they look even
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So he claimed that he was 
channeling these images through 

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an artist on another planet in 
another dimension. 

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And when you look at the 
pictures, you have to wonder how

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he ever came up with some of the
ideas that he came up with. 

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Until next time, this is UFO 
Warning. 

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Over and out.
