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Hello and welcome to the 
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You also a warning in this 
episode we're asking. 

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Why did dr. 
Gary Nolan the block me? 

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That's correct. 
Why did dr. 

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Gary Nolan blocked me, hard to 
believe, but the famous dr. 

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Gary Nolan well respected in the
scientific community in Academia

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among UFO, people all over the 
place has blocked little ol, me 

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UFO, warning on Twitter. 
Now, when I I found this out. 

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I was flabbergasted because I've
never said a bad word about the 

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guy I've never been critical of 
him. 

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I've never been nasty about him.
I've actually featured his work 

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on the program several times and
just basically said, what a 

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great guy seemed to be and you 
know, and how qualified he was 

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and how smart he was, and I'm 
like, wow, why would this guy 

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block me? 
Why did have a couple feedback 

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tweets? 
And people said, yeah, he's 

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blocked me to one guy said, 
yeah, he's blocked me and I've 

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never even met him. 
He didn't even hear from you any

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blocked. 
And I got to really scratching 

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around I thought. 
Well, what obnoxious thing that 

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I say on the podcast or what 
cookie crumb did I leave on 

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Twitter? 
That would make this guy so 

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upset that he would take the 
time to block me now. 

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Imagine this guy's from what 
I've read is a multi 

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multi-millionaire. 
He's invented like some really 

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super high-tech complicated 
equipment. 

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I couldn't begin to understand, 
he's that he's created companies

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and sold them for I guess in the
Millions. 

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He's, you know, an expert for 
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I mean he's a UFO celebrity, 
he's respected in Academia, he's

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got like over forty three 
thousand followers on Twitter, I

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found out you know and I've got 
64 not 64,000 just 64. 

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So what way this guy care about 
blocking somebody is 

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insignificant as me. 
Well, I think the reason that he

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blocked me was because Was. 
I've said mean things about Tom 

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DeLonge. 
Yes, I admit it. 

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I have said mean things about 
Tom DeLonge. 

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I've said things about Louis 
Elizondo that people might find 

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to be mean. 
I've even insinuated things that

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Christopher melon said about 
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and depending on parking lot 
might not be kosher. 

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Let me go on. 
Well, I've criticized some of 

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the work that's been done, it's 
going to walk around. 

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I've pointed out that I thought 
it was great entertainment. 

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I love to watch the show. 
I don't know why dragon has to 

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carry around a stupid gun for 
but it's fun to watch, but that 

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their research that's being done
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There's not truly scientific 
because it doesn't meet the 

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scientific method. 
I mean, it's not done in a 

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public fashion, that doesn't 
have peer review, but it's fun. 

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And I think there probably is 
something going on Skinwalker 

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Ranch, and it's okay that they 
do the show, you know, more 

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power to them, but it's not hard
science. 

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And I pointed this out as will 
big deal. 

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Don't feel like I should have to
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group of people who have reached
celebrity status. 

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And I point that out from time 
to time, you know, that, if you 

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listen to the podcast, and I'm 
pretty sure that's what's going 

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on. 
Now, I got on the trail really 

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hard when I came across a tweet 
where a guy was complaining to 

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Nolan that he'd been blocked and
no one responded back to him and

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said, well, if you're blocked 
it's probably because of one of 

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these two tweets and I don't 
know what, I'm was one of the 

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tweets was addressing something.
I can't remember the second one 

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specifically was complaining at 
believe about Skinwalker Ranch 

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and putting some names in there 
and that seemed to really put a 

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burr under his saddle. 
So I got to looking around and I

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found that you know, he's 
rubbing shoulders with a lot of 

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people that maybe even though I 
respect the work they've done. 

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I've also questioned some of 
their connections like Jay 

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Stratton, you know, former deep 
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these guys have ever done 
anything illegal or unethical or

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anything like that. 
I've just like said well this 

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secures connections. 
Hmm, that's interesting, that's 

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all I've done. 
Not out to get anybody not out 

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to be a bad guy or some kind of 
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Just look at this stuff and 
saying, well, kind of like the 

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old Arsenio Hall lying, you 
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Hmm. 
Well, I see here, just a little 

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note from Alien gone. 
It says You a piece breaking the

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barriers of Science and this is 
talking about one of the things 

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that had their you know alien 
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By the way, it wasn't free. 
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speakers were paid. 
As far as I know, and this 

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exclusive discussion is says 
moderated by former Ministry of 

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Defence UFO investigator, Nick 
Pope panelist, dr. 

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Travis tailored J Stratton and 
Gary Nolan discuss her time. 

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There are scientific approach to
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Extra-Terrestrial question and 
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It's quite a long article and 
then that I posted the link and 

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everything there at the buy me a
coffee website, you can go check

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it out yourself. 
But A lot of you probably have 

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heard of alien con. 
I mean for people that like to 

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go to that thing, that's fine, 
go to it, enjoy yourself. 

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And just understand when people 
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they're not doing it for free. 
So if it's a fun place to go 

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there and hang out and do 
whatever, I don't have a problem

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with that, but at the same time,
when you're putting on a face in

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the public, as pure scientist 
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Nolan did at this other 
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Yes, aliens are among us. 
And that, you know, I personally

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know people who are reverse 
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And then we find out that you've
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middle of this alien Khan, Which
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pure entertainment. 
I mean, there's no reason to try

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to hide that or to get upset. 
When people question the 

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connections between people that 
you rub shoulders with and the 

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Deep State. 
Now, I think Travis Taylor has 

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been Pretty much up front about 
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intelligence Department, you 
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this and that, although maybe 
that Revelation came a little 

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bit late, but I'm not saying 
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I think that it's good though, 
to do that to have those 

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disclosures so that we, so that 
we're transparent about this 

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stuff and it doesn't stop at the
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I've also found out that 
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he's like under Board of 
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It says not, I put this It up on
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had no idea. 
Dr. Nolan was on the board of to

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the Stars, Tom delong's company.
This explains why he blocked me.

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And I think that's and I think 
that could be why I had been 

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very critical of Tom DeLonge 
Shenanigans and I find out there

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Tom considers Gary your friend. 
That's how you first have been 

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this Facebook post. 
It's like I said, my deep State 

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danger meter is off. 
Now, there has been a lot of 

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talk and I don't even know what 
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I went to their YouTube site and
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for like three years. 
Couldn't find much on their 

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company. 
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back in 2017. 
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there were going to try to take 
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public. 
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there was reportedly, they had 
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use a UFO metamaterial to 
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system for tanks. 
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But the whole thing with this to
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Stars a Academy, I think and 
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stars. 
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This shirt is dated. 
Let me see if I can get the Zoom

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on it a little bit that the date
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from 2018. 
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since then and it says I'm very 
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dr. 
Gary Nolan a colleague that sits

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on The Advisory Board of TTS 
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Technologies. 
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a genetics technology, 
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He is, he is a genius whose work
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science journalist and shows the
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science in the area. 
Contents are controversy, the 

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study is proof that no matter 
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conclude there are major medical
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Hmm, implications. 
That can be discovered along the

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way and solid research, and 
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connected with dr. 
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the research on this, where they
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Erica and it kind of has a domed
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looked like a baby alien and I 
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on it and said, no, it's 
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this rare genetic condition. 
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So he kind of got a streak. 
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with that from a lot of people, 
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Dr. Nolan is, as far as Tom 
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good friend. 
And, you know, I've said some 

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things, I mean, I don't have a 
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I said, we had a couple million 
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time out there in the past. 
Dr. Nolan came across that thing

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and maybe didn't like, what I 
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point out with Tom. 
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stars of a cat, it's called to 
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Science that YouTube channel. 
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They bought the first one out, 
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Remember? 
That was that was the one that's

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that has stirred up all the 
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It's someone's been around now 
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five years ago and it has 11 
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large watermarks one on the 
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And the in the on the edge of 
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and then they took the video, 
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earth-shaking video and they 
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to the Stars Academy. 
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top of it so let's call it 
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million viewers. 
Where did the product come from 

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that? 
They were given well if you 

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believe as I understand it, but 
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Melton said, this is an 
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passed it off to Louis Elizondo 
and in depending on parking lot.

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Now if I have misunderstood him 
telling that story, then please 

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correct me, but that's how I 
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So it, however, it worked out. 
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employee. 
Being given a really valuable 

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video by current deep state 
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Then it goes to the New York 
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next thing you know, Tom 
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this thing with their company 
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the screen and it gets 11 
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I wonder what kind of growth 
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Warning would see. 
If I was able to put up a video 

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that garnered 11 million views 
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wouldn't it so that I've 
complained about this vociferous

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lie over and over and over 
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I'm sure some people are quite 
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it by now, but the point is, 
this is not how disclosure 

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should be handled. 
Okay, we don't need like this, 

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this gatekeeper. 
This funnel that allows us to 

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see certain things. 
Things and not others, and Tom 

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DeLonge. 
The same guy that said that, he 

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saw this, whatever it was in 
this UFO alien related subject 

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and you couldn't talk. 
He couldn't tell us about it, 

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but it was so upsetting. 
He couldn't sleep for three days

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so he's the gatekeeper. 
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but I won't tell you about the 
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that kept me awake for three 
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Not interested. 
Now, finally, something really 

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strange. 
I found this link on read it, 

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and I posted this again right 
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website. 
And this, it's called 

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rebelliously curious is the name
of the podcast and she did the 

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YouTube, it's on YouTube. you 
can link to its bike about an 

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hour and a half long and she 
doesn't an extensive and I think

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a pretty good job, interviewing 
Gary Nolan and there's a lot of 

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stuff covered in this but I have
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this on read it and I have a 
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This is from six months ago. 
It says looks like his handle is

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by the business 7. 
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this video and I'll read it to 
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probably a better job than I 
can't even. 

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He says dr. 
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ETS and there's a separate 
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enhanced neurological features. 
Based on physical evidence. 

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Yeah he did say that. 
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when he calls them the little 
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faces in the window which was 
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ground and he talks about people
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development and you have to 
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I can't remember the name but 
it's a central part of your 

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brain where it were basically 
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intuition is that if you're 
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you're playing high-level poker,
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going to get that. 
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really have this Jeep Flash of 
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region of the brain and they 
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people up with die and glucose 
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It's kind of like this creative 
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there and he says that about 
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population has this it has this 
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all got it but just some people 
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And then he says that he 
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he did there in Stanford with 
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been exposed to UFOs or UFO 
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were experiencers, I guess you 
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active and it turned out that he
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especially stood out. 
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married to women who also had 
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That was extensively active. 
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point where at some point these 
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intuition say super human Mass 
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on this and a little evidence, 
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almost, you could call it a 
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I am where people with this 
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are actually seeking out mates 
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I don't know could be a little 
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condition but who knows? 
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So anyway, the guy gives you the
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Harry says he says that around 6
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he stated the beings he had seen
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The host goes into into the 
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He's done. 
Researching the basal ganglia 

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Okay, there we go. 
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Put them in regions of the brain
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conversation. 
On the highly functioning. 

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Breeding group of humans, based 
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dense of neural connections 
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In other words, smart people are
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I'm not sure. 
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extent, but man, there's so many
other things that go into people

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being attracted to other people.
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a woman knows whether or not 
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man within the first 10 seconds 
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I kind of believe that men are 
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them and don't kick him too 
often they're probably not going

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to leave. 
That's my view on things but who

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knows? 
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involved in motor control, 
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and downstream executive 
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order processing. 
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in these regions have highly 
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can prepare the body for events 
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I like the example he gave, he 
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are say like Tiger Woods. 
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example. 
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where he has to make his shot 
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These guys just it seems like 
it's natural but what's really 

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going on is their brain is 
creating Solutions and it's 

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creating Solutions through the 
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That it's that moment where 
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The idea comes to you. 
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from the 10,000 hour rule, you 
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hours and then the data from all
that practice becomes 

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immediately available to you. 
And that clutch situation when 

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you need it, Nolan seem to 
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situation, where some people are
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ability. 
I don't know. 

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I mean, how do I know? 
It says the work he's done, 

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involves case studies on 
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We've talked about this 
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you APS and collecting raw data 
using physical brain. 

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Scans of these individuals, the 
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this individual is savants 
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companies, Etc, was over to 
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Compared to normal, the feature 
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of 200 individuals. 
Now, look, he claims the CEOs in

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the vice and the vice. 
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CEOs, or just overall government
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what's going on there. 
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like, in this video with the 
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He made a point of saying that, 
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event assist looked into the 
Havana syndrome but that's 

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something completely different. 
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suffered from now like I told 
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That video, I can't find it 
anywhere. 

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Maybe it's been scrubbed. 
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recall this that he had made the
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syndrome. 
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hundred and fifty subjects that 
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been damaged by UFOs, he thought
I was possibly the same thing, 

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and when he pointed that out to 
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took him off the case, but now 
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got nothing to do with it. 
That's a big red flag for me. 

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I'm sorry it. 
I would love. 

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I mean, I'm still looking for it
if somebody can find that old 

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Interview. 
I think it took place back in 

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2021. 
Please let me know if you find 

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it. 
He States. 

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The chances are astronomically 
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The two people with use enhanced
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with these enhanced brain 
features, I'm not sure man. 

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You know, I think a lot of 
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Mental illnesses or maybe like 
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might not be that common but 
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seem to find each They're all 
the time. 

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He states that over time within 
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This could develop into a 
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know when you get into the Super
Ray stuff and he made a point to

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say, oh well I'm not trying to 
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I'm not trying to be like this, 
but let's be honest. 

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You the last time someone got 
this great idea about a super 

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race. 
We ended up with what about 10 

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or 20 million people dead 
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that, right? 
If you count Soviet Union anyway

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says dr. 
Nolan just isn't some random 

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guy. 
He's an extremely qualified 

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academic. 
I agree. 

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He has lots and lots of 
credentials who was approached 

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by the CIA according to his 
interviews. 

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I think that's probably true to 
conduct studies on the physical 

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side effects of UAP on humans. 
Who've encountered them the 

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context and series of studies 
are extremely are externally 

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referenced here and it goes 
ahead and list all these 

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different but soft. 
Look some of these up, it has 

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some of the different stores you
ridden. 

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It says a 30 minutes and 30 
seconds, he references the cia's

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remote. 
Doing program led by dr. 

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How put off? 
This is a name that keeps coming

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up over and over again as one of
these guys that that's all sorts

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of deep thick connections. 
And now it's a UFO celebrity. 

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I'm telling you to me, it's a 
little bit of a flag and States 

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a coat in States. 
The focus was for the 

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individuals to focus on their 
remote view signal and not 

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overlay. 
The brain puts on to this signal

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and he's talking about the 
remote remote viewing stop, 

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which a lot of people think is 
total nonsense. 

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Some people think it was a real.
Real Deal allies. 

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Guys believe that your senses 
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Basically, don't receive 
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control signals so that you're 
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something to that. 
Because we know that folks with 

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autism and some folks with 
schizophrenia can become 

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overwhelmed by sounds or 
feelings or touches their body 

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is oversensitive and part of the
medication. 

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I think sometimes it's just too 
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get I'm to somewhere where they 
don't have so much anxiety. 

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Okay, so that's kind of what 
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I can, I can see where that 
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He says, he talks a little bit 
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how they're pretty sure they've 
located this to the specific 

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region of the brain. 
The caudate put him in. 

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He says, the problem is the 
phenomena is more complex than 

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just ETS. 
That's important and appears to 

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instead be many different 
things. 

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He gives an example. 
'Well, that there may be eight 

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different groups that don't 
necessarily agree with some 

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seeing us as a resource. 
While others may see us as 

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something that must be 
protected. 

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That's what I've been saying all
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We can't assume these things are
acting in a certain way. 

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Just because we have our own you
know feelings. 

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It's like a person who projects 
their own personality on to a 

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stray, dog. 
Might be a nice dog. 

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Most dogs are but it might be a 
straight-up killer. 

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So we need to investigate these 
things carefully. 

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That's why I said, I was so 
stupid for Military to shoot 

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down these things over Alaska, 
and the Yukon and and Lake 

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Huron. 
We need to make sure what we're 

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firing at first, okay? 
We don't want to be dealing with

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some sort of out of control, 
artificial intelligence that 

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might be programmed to destroy 
us the first time they're 

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attacked. 
We don't know what we're dealing

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with. 
We need to assume the worst 

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possible case and then in limit 
eliminate some of those 

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possibilities, he goes on and 
says Within a military within 

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the military at a high level 
either, someone is using the UAP

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technology and trying to 
understand it or they're afraid 

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that. 
If the rest of the world has it,

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it would lessen their own power.
Well, yeah, of course it would. 

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I'm just the idea of this free 
energy, the notion that this 

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thing that these things are 
drawing energy out of the 

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environment. 
Therefore they don't have to 

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have giant Motors and nuclear 
reactors and all this. 

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And that what could be done with
free energy? 

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Well, free energy. 
You could light up a city He and

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everybody could just live like 
kings or you could build the 

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bomb, the size of a pack of 
cigarettes and in the world, as 

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we know it, that's where free 
energy can do. 

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So here again, we got to be 
careful about things that we 

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don't understand. 
He says life may have started 

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elsewhere, he talks about that. 
He talks about A possible. 

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It's a shadow biosphere. 
I mean, he just goes over all 

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kinds of stuff. 
He touches on them divert, the 

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Regina incident, in Brazil. 
Some people think that's true. 

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Some people doubt it. 
I talked about that in the 

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podcast. 
I think it's pretty fascinating 

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myself. 
He goes into a lot of different 

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things and the most important 
thing to me about this really, 

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this whole interview two things.
Number one, we find out that his

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child, you know, he had He had a
major UFO sighting right over 

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his head. 
And secondly, he was seeing 

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these aliens in his room. 
I almost have to wonder if he 

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wasn't possibly abducted by 
these things, you know, I don't 

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know. 
So he's had a lot of personal 

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experience with them and a guy 
like this he seems like he's a 

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super intelligence guy, I don't 
know what his social 

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intelligence is or his emotional
intelligence. 

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I mean, he can sit there and 
tell you every part every muscle

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Every bone in the body. 
I mean he's got them all 

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memorized. 
He's a, he's a complete genius 

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when it comes to building things
and understanding genetics of 

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humans. 
But there's other things that he

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says that concern me a little 
bit, you know, like the fact 

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that we can start using crispr 
to edit genes. 

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He's talking like the genome is 
a two-dimensional object and 

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from what I can see, it's at 
least three, maybe a lot more. 

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I think when they go to editing 
genes you're going to end up 

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with a lot of unintended 
consequences. 

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But the thing about dr. 
Gary Nolan is As much as I 

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respect his work, I have to ask,
what drives this guy. 

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Why are you, why are you 
blocking people from Twitter 

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that you? 
Because you think they criticize

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Tom DeLonge are Louis Elizondo 
or Skinwalker, Ranch or anything

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else? 
See, this is not how we get 

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disclosure. 
This is not how we discover, 

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what's going on with these 
things. 

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We don't need a UFO Mafia that 
can tell us what to believe, 

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okay, and that's what's being 
created here. 

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Let's what I see with these 
celebrities and Get the in the 

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problem is when you get a UFO 
Mafia which gets someone like 

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dr. 
Gary Nolan who has the kind of 

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intellectual power and financial
resources that he has and they 

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get that guy with to where 
they're into him and they make 

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these psychological and that 
connections with him to where he

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gets upset and angry. 
Anytime somebody criticizes one 

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of them. 
Well, Tom DeLonge said he's my 

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friend and you said Bad things 
about Tom DeLonge. 

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No, I didn't say bad things 
about Tom DeLonge. 

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I question how Tom DeLonge came 
into possession of a video that 

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should have been made available 
to the public. 

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You should have got a head start
on it. 

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I questioned things about Louis 
elizondo's TV, where he says, 

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you worked at, and I just read 
articles that other people put 

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up. 
I'm not even interjecting 

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material into it. 
I'm just reading what people say

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and saying. 
Wow, that's interesting. 

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00:28:07,500 --> 00:28:10,500
Well, that's not interesting. 
Well, that's I wonder if that's 

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true. 
I wonder, that's not true. 

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That's all I'm doing. 
Is just looking around, trying 

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to explore what's going on here.
But what I see happening in this

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whole entire Community is your 
the with us or you're blocked. 

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Until next time, this is UFO 
warning over and out.

