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And basically everything that you would need to build a UFO from room temperature, superconductivity to mass reducing device, this thing that breaks the schwinger limit.

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But yeah, he has all these patents that basically like how you would build a UFO.

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He was writing about this in the 50s.

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You also had Stanley Desser and Richard Arnowit from Princeton writing about gravitons.

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Yeah, it's very it's very unclear.

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And he was so Oakey Shannon, who is this.

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Yeah, I know Oak.

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What I want is I want answers for me.

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I want accountability.

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It's like, you bring it up.

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It's like, oh, you're paranoid.

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Japan's popping off almost as if Japan's seeing stuff recently in the last five years or so.

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I interviewed their former defense minister.

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Again, I'm searching my own answers.

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What you got to remember is after I became a whistleblower in 23, I knew where to look already, and I began ripping data legally.

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I want to be clear there.

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Can I take a best guess as to how that?

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You can do what you want, man.

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I'm going to sit here and do my best to not pull an organ and be like, oh, God.

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So go for it.

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I mean, my best guess.

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And this is, again, based on open source information in, again, Lou's book and other things, baiting UFOs with nuclear material and then taking them down with directed energy and high-powered radar.

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That's a hell of a statement, Jesse.

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I think you're a very intelligent young man, sir.

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Well, it almost feels like you're kind of ubiquitously known at this point.

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That's really wild.

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So you're looking at, wow.

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Okay.

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Well, imagine that that was all turned over to ODNI, too.

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So what is happening right now?

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Why don't they do anything about any of this stuff?

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I think my best guess is that they really don't want the crime aspect.

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I think that if we're going to get disclosure, it's going to be a we can confirm we're not alone, give immunity to the past and try their best to cover up all the BS that happened.

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I've never failed to polygraph straight up.

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Never, never been arrested.

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Great people.

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That mission was awesome.

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At the end of that, they're still worried that you're a liability.

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I don't understand.

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It may go back to people I talked about under oath in front of Congress and how much I love them and care about them and how great of a person they are.

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I'll leave it there.

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And, you know, obsessed with UFOs.

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And Arrow is the All Domain Anomalies Resolution Office.

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I never talked to him.

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Just like Kirkpatrick.

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You have a disabled veteran with a clearance with polygraph.

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The problem is, and I have it.

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Dylan, you never did the job you did, which contradicts my EPR.

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Cause I have my enlisted performance review proving I was doing the job I was doing.

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Um, she actually, how I know is because she knew what I was doing for BAE and knew specifically where I worked and told me.

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Whoa.

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So, uh, while that's happening, I'm in there and they're just, I, for an hour a day, I have to go in, uh, twice a week.

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This is why I stopped going to the VA.

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What, what was the medication?

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So per the police, stalking, not so much.

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Yeah, no, it doesn't make sense.

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There we go.

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Arrow would have, if I walked in there and started talking about a 9th gen airplane that's being tested, they would have classified immediately.

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This goes back to, by law, what Arrow had no original classification authority.

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I'm glad you bring up this.

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Back to the Kona Blue documents.

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Dave's hands are tied behind his back up in Congress.

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And it really seems like it's this directed energy plus nuclear thing.

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And he said something very interesting on Weaponized.

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I make a declaration on I want to be a saint.

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The reason it was excluded is not because it's false.

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So you take that at face value.

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Then you take something else at face value, which is the progression of technology and the idea of technology as a forcing function for good and evil.

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Yes.

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So technology is, you know, the history of tech is the history of humans gaining lower latency, higher bandwidth powers to manipulate reality.

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And so what you end up with logically, this is logically, is the ability for a kid to blow up the world from his bedroom.

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Yes.

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And you see it now.

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You see it now.