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You also a warning in this episode we're asking.
Why did dr. Gary Nolan the block me?
That's correct. Why did dr.
Gary Nolan blocked me, hard to believe, but the famous dr.
Gary Nolan well respected in the scientific community in Academia
among UFO, people all over the place has blocked little ol, me
UFO, warning on Twitter. Now, when I I found this out.
I was flabbergasted because I've never said a bad word about the
guy I've never been critical of him.
I've never been nasty about him. I've actually featured his work
on the program several times and just basically said, what a
great guy seemed to be and you know, and how qualified he was
and how smart he was, and I'm like, wow, why would this guy
block me? Why did have a couple feedback
tweets? And people said, yeah, he's
blocked me to one guy said, yeah, he's blocked me and I've
never even met him. He didn't even hear from you any
blocked. And I got to really scratching
around I thought. Well, what obnoxious thing that
I say on the podcast or what cookie crumb did I leave on
Twitter? That would make this guy so
upset that he would take the time to block me now.
Imagine this guy's from what I've read is a multi
multi-millionaire. He's invented like some really
super high-tech complicated equipment.
I couldn't begin to understand, he's that he's created companies
and sold them for I guess in the Millions.
He's, you know, an expert for the government.
I mean he's a UFO celebrity, he's respected in Academia, he's
got like over forty three thousand followers on Twitter, I
found out you know and I've got 64 not 64,000 just 64.
So what way this guy care about blocking somebody is
insignificant as me. Well, I think the reason that he
blocked me was because Was. I've said mean things about Tom
DeLonge. Yes, I admit it.
I have said mean things about Tom DeLonge.
I've said things about Louis Elizondo that people might find
to be mean. I've even insinuated things that
Christopher melon said about passing off bags full of videos
and depending on parking lot might not be kosher.
Let me go on. Well, I've criticized some of
the work that's been done, it's going to walk around.
I've pointed out that I thought it was great entertainment.
I love to watch the show. I don't know why dragon has to
carry around a stupid gun for but it's fun to watch, but that
their research that's being done there.
There's not truly scientific because it doesn't meet the
scientific method. I mean, it's not done in a
public fashion, that doesn't have peer review, but it's fun.
And I think there probably is something going on Skinwalker
Ranch, and it's okay that they do the show, you know, more
power to them, but it's not hard science.
And I pointed this out as will big deal.
Don't feel like I should have to bow the knee to a particular
group of people who have reached celebrity status.
And I point that out from time to time, you know, that, if you
listen to the podcast, and I'm pretty sure that's what's going
on. Now, I got on the trail really
hard when I came across a tweet where a guy was complaining to
Nolan that he'd been blocked and no one responded back to him and
said, well, if you're blocked it's probably because of one of
these two tweets and I don't know what, I'm was one of the
tweets was addressing something. I can't remember the second one
specifically was complaining at believe about Skinwalker Ranch
and putting some names in there and that seemed to really put a
burr under his saddle. So I got to looking around and I
found that you know, he's rubbing shoulders with a lot of
people that maybe even though I respect the work they've done.
I've also questioned some of their connections like Jay
Stratton, you know, former deep stator not not trying to say
these guys have ever done anything illegal or unethical or
anything like that. I've just like said well this
secures connections. Hmm, that's interesting, that's
all I've done. Not out to get anybody not out
to be a bad guy or some kind of super investigator.
Just look at this stuff and saying, well, kind of like the
old Arsenio Hall lying, you know, things that make you go.
Hmm. Well, I see here, just a little
note from Alien gone. It says You a piece breaking the
barriers of Science and this is talking about one of the things
that had their you know alien gone.
By the way, it wasn't free. People pay to go there and the
speakers were paid. As far as I know, and this
exclusive discussion is says moderated by former Ministry of
Defence UFO investigator, Nick Pope panelist, dr.
Travis tailored J Stratton and Gary Nolan discuss her time.
There are scientific approach to investigating the
Extra-Terrestrial question and then it goes on.
It's quite a long article and then that I posted the link and
everything there at the buy me a coffee website, you can go check
it out yourself. But A lot of you probably have
heard of alien con. I mean for people that like to
go to that thing, that's fine, go to it, enjoy yourself.
And just understand when people come and speak at these things,
they're not doing it for free. So if it's a fun place to go
there and hang out and do whatever, I don't have a problem
with that, but at the same time, when you're putting on a face in
the public, as pure scientist and you're saying like dr.
Nolan did at this other conference, he was at that.
Yes, aliens are among us. And that, you know, I personally
know people who are reverse engineering space Craft.
And then we find out that you've interject yourself into the
middle of this alien Khan, Which is far as I'm concerned, is 95%
pure entertainment. I mean, there's no reason to try
to hide that or to get upset. When people question the
connections between people that you rub shoulders with and the
Deep State. Now, I think Travis Taylor has
been Pretty much up front about his connections, with the
intelligence Department, you know, the defense department all
this and that, although maybe that Revelation came a little
bit late, but I'm not saying anything bad about the guy.
I think that it's good though, to do that to have those
disclosures so that we, so that we're transparent about this
stuff and it doesn't stop at the alien conference.
I've also found out that according to Tom DeLonge that
he's like under Board of advisories.
It says not, I put this It up on the coffee site and I said, I
had no idea. Dr. Nolan was on the board of to
the Stars, Tom delong's company. This explains why he blocked me.
And I think that's and I think that could be why I had been
very critical of Tom DeLonge Shenanigans and I find out there
Tom considers Gary your friend. That's how you first have been
this Facebook post. It's like I said, my deep State
danger meter is off. Now, there has been a lot of
talk and I don't even know what happened with to the Stars.
I went to their YouTube site and it looks like it's been inactive
for like three years. Couldn't find much on their
company. There's some SEC filings from
back in 2017. And I seem to remember that
there were going to try to take that company, private ticket
public. You know, that I knew they got,
there was reportedly, they had contracts with the dod to try to
use a UFO metamaterial to create, some sort of camouflage
system for tanks. I don't know.
But the whole thing with this to the Stars started out as to the
Stars a Academy, I think and then he refers to it as to the
stars. Now, I think he calls it TTS.
This shirt is dated. Let me see if I can get the Zoom
on it a little bit that the date on this looks like it's back
from 2018. So maybe things have changed
since then and it says I'm very fortunate to be able to consider
dr. Gary Nolan a colleague that sits
on The Advisory Board of TTS Academy at the, at the genetics
Technologies. Because as a genetic to call as
a genetics technology, consultant, he is a Jew.
He is, he is a genius whose work is being published in Tier 1
science journalist and shows the importance of pursuing good
science in the area. Contents are controversy, the
study is proof that no matter what, the end results May
conclude there are major medical breakthroughs.
Hmm, implications. That can be discovered along the
way and solid research, and apparently Tom somehow became
connected with dr. Gary Nolan, when he was doing
the research on this, where they call like the attic, it child
found this little tiny skilton there in the desert and South
Erica and it kind of has a domed head and people thought it
looked like a baby alien and I guess he ran, the genetic tests
on it and said, no, it's actually a human, and it has
this rare genetic condition. That's why it looks that way.
So he kind of got a streak. He kind of got his street cred
with that from a lot of people, but here I see.
Dr. Nolan is, as far as Tom DeLonge was concerned in 2018, a
good friend. And, you know, I've said some
things, I mean, I don't have a huge pot.
I said, we had a couple million downloads, but apparently some
time out there in the past. Dr. Nolan came across that thing
and maybe didn't like, what I was saying about Tom just to
point out with Tom. If you can go to the to the
stars of a cat, it's called to the Stars Academy of Arts and
Science that YouTube channel. Still there that YouTube.
They bought the first one out, the first floor video out.
Remember? That was that was the one that's
that has stirred up all the controversy.
It's someone's been around now for what Three or four years.
And it says here the date on this when they posted it was
five years ago and it has 11 million views.
And of course, those 11 million views were all subjected to two
large watermarks one on the side, you know.
And the in the on the edge of the video, to the stars came,
and then they took the video, this was supposed to be
earth-shaking video and they splatter this giant in my Ugly
to the Stars Academy. Of Arts and Science sticker on
top of it so let's call it that's called advertising 11
million viewers. Where did the product come from
that? They were given well if you
believe as I understand it, but mr.
Melton said, this is an associate of Tom's that he
passed it off to Louis Elizondo and in depending on parking lot.
Now if I have misunderstood him telling that story, then please
correct me, but that's how I understood it.
So it, however, it worked out. As one former deep state
employee. Being given a really valuable
video by current deep state employee.
Then it goes to the New York Times somehow, I guess and the
next thing you know, Tom delong's companies is publishing
this thing with their company logo spider prominently across
the screen and it gets 11 million views.
I wonder what kind of growth UFO.
Warning would see. If I was able to put up a video
that garnered 11 million views on YouTube be interesting,
wouldn't it so that I've complained about this vociferous
lie over and over and over again?
I'm sure some people are quite tired of hearing me talk about
it by now, but the point is, this is not how disclosure
should be handled. Okay, we don't need like this,
this gatekeeper. This funnel that allows us to
see certain things. Things and not others, and Tom
DeLonge. The same guy that said that, he
saw this, whatever it was in this UFO alien related subject
and you couldn't talk. He couldn't tell us about it,
but it was so upsetting. He couldn't sleep for three days
so he's the gatekeeper. I'll show you the grainy video,
but I won't tell you about the horrible evil alien that I saw
that kept me awake for three days.
Not interested. Now, finally, something really
strange. I found this link on read it,
and I posted this again right here on the buy me a coffee
website. And this, it's called
rebelliously curious is the name of the podcast and she did the
YouTube, it's on YouTube. you can link to its bike about an
hour and a half long and she doesn't an extensive and I think
a pretty good job, interviewing Gary Nolan and there's a lot of
stuff covered in this but I have to tell you the guy that posted
this on read it and I have a link to his his post here.
This is from six months ago. It says looks like his handle is
by the business 7. It's just a short summary of
this video and I'll read it to you because I think it does
probably a better job than I can't even.
He says dr. Gary Nolan stays he's seen gray
ETS and there's a separate breeding group of humans with
enhanced neurological features. Based on physical evidence.
Yeah he did say that. I mean he talks about seeing
when he calls them the little guys in his bedroom as a kid and
faces in the window which was window, was six feet off the
ground and he talks about people having this significant
development and you have to forgive me that name.
I can't remember the name but it's a central part of your
brain where it were basically the ability to generate
intuition is that if you're playing Chef Tsai or maybe
you're playing high-level poker, that's the area where you're
going to get that. You know, aha moment where you
really have this Jeep Flash of Genius, it's in that little
region of the brain and they know that because they've shot
people up with die and glucose and they've tracked it, okay?
It's kind of like this creative intelligent little motor right
there and he says that about like maybe maybe 10% of the
population has this it has this added advanced level say we've
all got it but just some people have a lot more of it.
And then he says that he believes based on the study that
he did there in Stanford with the government people that had
been exposed to UFOs or UFO metamaterial and the people who
were experiencers, I guess you could say it.
Especially this part of the brain was more developed more
active and it turned out that he said they had two people that
especially stood out. And both of those people were
married to women who also had this region of the brain.
That was extensively active. So it's it's if it's to the
point where at some point these people might have like ESP level
intuition say super human Mass skills and in his opinion, based
on this and a little evidence, he believes that we have active
almost, you could call it a program.
I am where people with this super active in tuition Centre
are actually seeking out mates who are like them?
I don't know could be a little bit of a stretch given the human
condition but who knows? Right.
So anyway, the guy gives you the link.
Harry says he says that around 6 minutes and that in the video,
he stated the beings he had seen were hovering at 6:55.
The host goes into into the work.
He's done. Researching the basal ganglia
Okay, there we go. And the caudate.
Put them in regions of the brain and he eventually gets into the
conversation. On the highly functioning.
Breeding group of humans, based on objective evidence of Highly
dense of neural connections within those particular regions.
In other words, smart people are going to marry smart people.
I'm not sure. It probably is true to a certain
extent, but man, there's so many other things that go into people
being attracted to other people. You know, I read one time Where
a woman knows whether or not she's physically attracted to a
man within the first 10 seconds of meeting him.
I kind of believe that men are more like dogs, if you just feed
them and don't kick him too often they're probably not going
to leave. That's my view on things but who
knows? Those areas of the brain are
involved in motor control, planning, intuition anticipation
and downstream executive function.
This is the brain within the brain responsible for higher
order processing. Humans with enhanced Connections
in these regions have highly Advanced forms of intuition and
can prepare the body for events before it happens.
I like the example he gave, he said, well say your chess master
are say like Tiger Woods. Say I think that's a good
example. He's in this clutch situation
where he has to make his shot and he says, like Tom Brady.
These guys just it seems like it's natural but what's really
going on is their brain is creating Solutions and it's
creating Solutions through the use of intuitionist.
That it's that moment where you're just like, boom.
The idea comes to you. A lot of people think that comes
from the 10,000 hour rule, you practice something for 10,000
hours and then the data from all that practice becomes
immediately available to you. And that clutch situation when
you need it, Nolan seem to describe it more as a savant
situation, where some people are just born with this super high
ability. I don't know.
I mean, how do I know? It says the work he's done,
involves case studies on military personnel.
We've talked about this extensively, you've encountered,
you APS and collecting raw data using physical brain.
Scans of these individuals, the densities of these regions and
this individual is savants highly-trained, CEOs of
companies, Etc, was over to Bella overdeveloped.
Compared to normal, the feature is present in one of 100 or one
of 200 individuals. Now, look, he claims the CEOs in
the vice and the vice. You there was no mention of
CEOs, or just overall government employees, so I don't know
what's going on there. Secondly, the thing I didn't
like, in this video with the Scout, he he made a point.
He made a point of saying that, well, we also looked into the
event assist looked into the Havana syndrome but that's
something completely different. It wasn't what these people
suffered from now like I told you, I've tried to find that.
That video, I can't find it anywhere.
Maybe it's been scrubbed. We specifically said, and I
recall this that he had made the connection between the Havana
syndrome. And what happened with this
hundred and fifty subjects that he studied in Stanford who had
been damaged by UFOs, he thought I was possibly the same thing,
and when he pointed that out to the defense department, they
took him off the case, but now he's saying, oh no, no relation
got nothing to do with it. That's a big red flag for me.
I'm sorry it. I would love.
I mean, I'm still looking for it if somebody can find that old
Interview. I think it took place back in
2021. Please let me know if you find
it. He States.
The chances are astronomically small.
The two people with use enhanced features randomly come together.
And in these cases, they formed breeding pairs of individuals
with these enhanced brain features, I'm not sure man.
You know, I think a lot of different really serious.
Mental illnesses or maybe like something as simple as blue eyes
might not be that common but people that carry both traits
seem to find each They're all the time.
He states that over time within one hundred thousand years.
This could develop into a different race of humans, you
know when you get into the Super Ray stuff and he made a point to
say, oh well I'm not trying to make this thing racial.
I'm not trying to be like this, but let's be honest.
You the last time someone got this great idea about a super
race. We ended up with what about 10
or 20 million people dead anyway, maybe a lot more than
that, right? If you count Soviet Union anyway
says dr. Nolan just isn't some random
guy. He's an extremely qualified
academic. I agree.
He has lots and lots of credentials who was approached
by the CIA according to his interviews.
I think that's probably true to conduct studies on the physical
side effects of UAP on humans. Who've encountered them the
context and series of studies are extremely are externally
referenced here and it goes ahead and list all these
different but soft. Look some of these up, it has
some of the different stores you ridden.
It says a 30 minutes and 30 seconds, he references the cia's
remote. Doing program led by dr.
How put off? This is a name that keeps coming
up over and over again as one of these guys that that's all sorts
of deep thick connections. And now it's a UFO celebrity.
I'm telling you to me, it's a little bit of a flag and States
a coat in States. The focus was for the
individuals to focus on their remote view signal and not
overlay. The brain puts on to this signal
and he's talking about the remote remote viewing stop,
which a lot of people think is total nonsense.
Some people think it was a real. Real Deal allies.
Guys believe that your senses your five physical senses.
Basically, don't receive signals, but they're there to
control signals so that you're not overwhelmed with senses or
something to that. Because we know that folks with
autism and some folks with schizophrenia can become
overwhelmed by sounds or feelings or touches their body
is oversensitive and part of the medication.
I think sometimes it's just too kind of dead in that sense to
get I'm to somewhere where they don't have so much anxiety.
Okay, so that's kind of what he's talking about there either.
I can, I can see where that would be a thing he goes on.
He says, he talks a little bit about more about intuition and
how they're pretty sure they've located this to the specific
region of the brain. The caudate put him in.
He says, the problem is the phenomena is more complex than
just ETS. That's important and appears to
instead be many different things.
He gives an example. 'Well, that there may be eight
different groups that don't necessarily agree with some
seeing us as a resource. While others may see us as
something that must be protected.
That's what I've been saying all along.
We can't assume these things are acting in a certain way.
Just because we have our own you know feelings.
It's like a person who projects their own personality on to a
stray, dog. Might be a nice dog.
Most dogs are but it might be a straight-up killer.
So we need to investigate these things carefully.
That's why I said, I was so stupid for Military to shoot
down these things over Alaska, and the Yukon and and Lake
Huron. We need to make sure what we're
firing at first, okay? We don't want to be dealing with
some sort of out of control, artificial intelligence that
might be programmed to destroy us the first time they're
attacked. We don't know what we're dealing
with. We need to assume the worst
possible case and then in limit eliminate some of those
possibilities, he goes on and says Within a military within
the military at a high level either, someone is using the UAP
technology and trying to understand it or they're afraid
that. If the rest of the world has it,
it would lessen their own power. Well, yeah, of course it would.
I'm just the idea of this free energy, the notion that this
thing that these things are drawing energy out of the
environment. Therefore they don't have to
have giant Motors and nuclear reactors and all this.
And that what could be done with free energy?
Well, free energy. You could light up a city He and
everybody could just live like kings or you could build the
bomb, the size of a pack of cigarettes and in the world, as
we know it, that's where free energy can do.
So here again, we got to be careful about things that we
don't understand. He says life may have started
elsewhere, he talks about that. He talks about A possible.
It's a shadow biosphere. I mean, he just goes over all
kinds of stuff. He touches on them divert, the
Regina incident, in Brazil. Some people think that's true.
Some people doubt it. I talked about that in the
podcast. I think it's pretty fascinating
myself. He goes into a lot of different
things and the most important thing to me about this really,
this whole interview two things. Number one, we find out that his
child, you know, he had He had a major UFO sighting right over
his head. And secondly, he was seeing
these aliens in his room. I almost have to wonder if he
wasn't possibly abducted by these things, you know, I don't
know. So he's had a lot of personal
experience with them and a guy like this he seems like he's a
super intelligence guy, I don't know what his social
intelligence is or his emotional intelligence.
I mean, he can sit there and tell you every part every muscle
Every bone in the body. I mean he's got them all
memorized. He's a, he's a complete genius
when it comes to building things and understanding genetics of
humans. But there's other things that he
says that concern me a little bit, you know, like the fact
that we can start using crispr to edit genes.
He's talking like the genome is a two-dimensional object and
from what I can see, it's at least three, maybe a lot more.
I think when they go to editing genes you're going to end up
with a lot of unintended consequences.
But the thing about dr. Gary Nolan is As much as I
respect his work, I have to ask, what drives this guy.
Why are you, why are you blocking people from Twitter
that you? Because you think they criticize
Tom DeLonge are Louis Elizondo or Skinwalker, Ranch or anything
else? See, this is not how we get
disclosure. This is not how we discover,
what's going on with these things.
We don't need a UFO Mafia that can tell us what to believe,
okay, and that's what's being created here.
Let's what I see with these celebrities and Get the in the
problem is when you get a UFO Mafia which gets someone like
dr. Gary Nolan who has the kind of
intellectual power and financial resources that he has and they
get that guy with to where they're into him and they make
these psychological and that connections with him to where he
gets upset and angry. Anytime somebody criticizes one
of them. Well, Tom DeLonge said he's my
friend and you said Bad things about Tom DeLonge.
No, I didn't say bad things about Tom DeLonge.
I question how Tom DeLonge came into possession of a video that
should have been made available to the public.
You should have got a head start on it.
I questioned things about Louis elizondo's TV, where he says,
you worked at, and I just read articles that other people put
up. I'm not even interjecting
material into it. I'm just reading what people say
and saying. Wow, that's interesting.
Well, that's not interesting. Well, that's I wonder if that's
true. I wonder, that's not true.
That's all I'm doing. Is just looking around, trying
to explore what's going on here. But what I see happening in this
whole entire Community is your the with us or you're blocked.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.