EXTRA ANORMAL - 53 Proyecto PEGASUS y viajes en el TIEMPO
Episode Date: February 9, 2023Los viajes en el tiempo sin duda alguna es un tema fascinante, muchos de nosotros soñamos con viajar en el tiempo y aunque teóricamente si es posible pero prácticamente es imposible existieron dos ...personas que aseguran que existe un método eficaz para desplazarse de una época a otra, incluso se habla de un proyecto que lleva ya varios años existiendo y que al día de hoy se mantiene oculto, hablamos del proyecto PEGASUS.PARA ENVIAR RELATOS Y COLABORACIONES AL SIGUIENTE CORREO:extraanormalpodcast@gmail.comno se te olvide seguirnos en nuestras redes, aquí te las comparto en el siguiente Linkhttps://linktr.ee/extra.anormal.podcast?utm_source=linktree_profile_shareNuestro invitado es mi buen amigo el narrador del podcast @HABLEMOSDELOQUENOEXISTElink de su canal aquí:https://youtube.com/@HABLEMOSDELOQUENOEXISTE
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years
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forms of
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situations that
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science and fiction
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technique,
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confirmed that
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cases.
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work in
the mind.
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have been
heard,
I've
when, when,
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person very intelligent,
to me and a
other people,
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kind of a
that he wanted
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place
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and we
think we're
almost
40 minutes
because
it was a
a place
quite
great
I think
with
many
with much
recovecos
and
we don't
we're
we're in
we're
to the
part of
the part of
where we
put him
and he
was sitting
exactly in
front of
where we
we've
we've got
the
eyes.
So when
we're
we're
when you
do you
and say
never
never
here I'm
here
from the
first
only you
just you
were
just you
never
and you
didn't
it's a
type
of
level and in
many applications.
Yes,
I mean,
it's a
same
principle,
no?
So,
something
is that
the time
we're going to
talk about
right that
has been
with the
project
Pegasus,
I'm
did a
narrator that
when we
talk about
about the
time,
almost
every
invulukra
some
something
I don't
see if
you have
you've
done you
do this?
Yes,
in many
in many of
the most of
the
involved
a
Omni
and
Fifact
that
I don't
he was
surprising.
Yeah,
I'm very,
when there's
there's a
talk about you
know,
I'm going to
talk about it
and you
also you say
what you say,
is a case
that's a
time earlier
I'm talking
in a
chapter earlier,
but I
would like
to return it
because
is one of the
cases,
as one of
the
case,
very interesting,
so very
very extrano
too.
And as I
don't think
to say
to say
that's
certain,
but
there's
information of this case in internet.
That's about the case of Sergei Ponomarenko.
I know this.
It's a great case.
It's one of the most me has fascinated.
Yes,
and it's that,
it's of the impressionants
because there are evidences.
There are evidences of for media.
But for the people that not
know it,
I'll talk to so,
to great rasgos.
The 23th of 2006
in a city of Ukraine
to be exacted in Kiev
reported the presence
of a man
that was disoriented,
and was he was
he was treated of this
man,
no, Sergei Polomarenko,
the which
is known to
today of today
as a day of
him, and the policeia
was a person,
of some person
that was about
a effect of some
drug, so the
first that does the
police,
when acercercergay
is to give
his identification
to see who
this person.
So,
And he begins
the strange
when he
must have
a document
expedited
for the
antiwa
Union
Sovietica
fechated
in 1950.
To be exact,
56 years
in the
past.
Okay,
this,
in the
first
principle
he's
a
don't know
to the
policeia
because
the
kind of
caused
a certain
doubt
his
his
comport
other
other point
was the
role
because
he
had a
one
a
one
150
approximately
approximately, but
was in excellent conditions.
I mean, it was a
old. It was a rope
antigua, but
not was a year.
Cargave a little
camera and
asked for a
carl that's
the way that's
the agentes
thought that
was a person,
was it was
like your
deduction of
them and in
consequence,
then they were
to get a
clinic in
where a
psychiatrist
he was to
start and
he started, and
he began
to film
his responses.
Apparently,
a question,
or pardon
a point
curious
is that
supposedly
the
reloges
they were
every
that
Sergei
entered
to the
officeina
so
like
they
had
the
they were
in this
place
so
he
he told
that
only
had
had
had
had
got
on
a
three
of
but
in
1958
but
when
he
he
he
he
he
he
in
he in
so
he was
he
was
a
obn
but
I mean,
for the
theme of the culture
pop
and what we
know we're
we're
it's
that he's
that's
it's
not a
thing
and that
he's
he's
he was
in this
time.
It was
a flash-aso
and that
basically
no there
explanation
he argument
that the
evidence
was found
in the
big
camera
photographic
yeah
that all
the
photos
so
they're
in
this
role
now
first
problem
we're
we're
talking
a camera
photograph
of
56
years
back. It was almost
impossible to be able to
that role.
So, another point important.
Those rogios have
a time of life, according experts,
of 20 years. So, it would
impossible that a rolloo
in 1950
would be completed
56 years
after. Well,
in some form, the photos
were reveled and what they
found, well, there
was the most impactant
of this case. The photos
mostraban
to the
Antigua
city of
Kiev
and there
were in the
retratos
of what
was
her wife
to be a
real woman
and the
and they
were they
were they're
like
they're doing
a little
a little
a little
a little
he said
he was
what we
can be
on the
other social when a
party
when a
party
are coming
so they're
they're
coming
that they
are
on a
phone
that
that was
that
that's
the camera of
Sergei
so
is the most
strange is
when you get
to the
last photo
of that
Ryo.
And is
that strange
platillo
that he
got to
take the
photo and that
I'm going
to be
to be in
this
precise
moment
for that
and that
after that
after this
he was
and it
was a
time.
Now,
the cameras
of the
clinic,
after
after that
after all
that all
they're going
to be
in the
clinic and
he came
the
impactant
as the
cameras
of
the
enter
to the
room
or say
Sergei
enter
to the
clinic
but
he never
must
when
he
doesn't
he
disappear
without
without
any
without
even
be
captured
by
the
cameras
and
in
this
moment
so
he
and
create
this
case
of
Segh
Ponomare
a
in the
time
and
still
because
the
people
the
same
the same
the same
police
started
of
him
he encountered registros of the
years 1950
of a person
that was
exactly
equal to him
that had
been disappeared
and that
he had been
so that's
one of the
cases that when
I was
read
me impact
much for the
quantity of
things that
are mixed
for how
go in the
history
and because
was
primarily
was publicly
by
one of the
the period
of the
the bookeros
most
most important
of Ukraine
in
those
years. Then,
you have started
to say other
theories or other
notices where
they're going to
get to make a
question, every
kind of a
question.
So, I'd
say the opinion
of you.
And also the
your opinion.
What do you?
I know,
you know,
you know,
but what is the
opinion about
this case?
Fidate
that, well,
this story
me fascina,
me
that's a
idea of the
photography,
me a,
well,
first,
a me,
I'm,
I'm just,
like the
people
me know
here in
your
channel, for those
that is the
first time that
I'm the
I'm the
talk about the
podcast,
we're going to
a podcast
in the podcast
in which
we're much
about a
problem, but
also I'm
a curiouso
and a
question.
And into those
curiosities
and those
questions,
I mean
to generate
hypothesis.
So this
history
me generate
like various
camps.
In the
first and the
most simple
that are
very easy to
decartarter,
now it
not is
the fact of
the time
and then
then we
have the
options
of an
bromista
that
he
invirited
and he
had great
contacts to
make a
problem
a lot of
a person
that was
a person who
was in espionage
and then
with that
a business
a person who
had some
a second
no he
didn't know
if it's
certain
but it was
a factor systems of
this type of
a lot of
a period
or something
or something
or something
or something
that's
that happened
years
after
the invasion
of the
world
and all
so
then
So those are the theories in
But if we're
We're going to
But if we're going
Not only
So we're not only
Of a year
In the time
We're not only
About realities
Parallelas
Because
That's edificio
In that city
No exists
So you're
You're talking
That if
If you see
He took a photo
In that
And this person
Really
Vioh
Number one
It seems
That was
something that he
he could
it's like
it was like
a deal
that he
was a move
to the
time of the
time.
And two,
I think the
history of
Sergei,
no see
if you
you know,
it's where
he will be
to visit to
his novia
or so
he regress
to his
time,
he visit
to his
newia
and then
of the
night of
the morning
will be
to disappear
and then
then
he's a
photographia
in the
future
many years
along
but
that's
future,
you know
we'll
get us
and it's
the cerra
of the
story, no?
Yeah,
of the
part that
had made
like it's
because the
really, there
there was a
part of
where I don't
know the
because
yeah,
so,
so,
so,
so,
like,
so we're,
we've got,
we said,
as well,
you know,
to say,
to get to
that time,
and you
know,
so I'm
so I'm
incorrect.
Is that
not exactly
in what
is the
ultimate that
he
but he
does get
a photographia and
a message
to the past
in the
one more says
I'm saying
and there's
a photographia
of a
place in
the place in
the way
I don't exist
so so
so then
so if
you talk
that if
this case
was a
very
is a
a voyage
in the
time
involuntary
in the
in the
it has
it has
to be
with
something
that this
this is
my story
that I
want to
this
necessarily is
extraterrestre
And apart
of that
you
talk
of the
reality
alternatives
then
then
who's
it's
very
very strong
that's
another
thing
that's
also the
time of
the
time of the
events
alternos
when
I'm
I remember
that the
clip
that's
TikTok
so
it's
exploded
in
no
so many
so many
because
it's
fascinating
because it's
the
moment
in
I don't
remember
I'm
I'm
Stephen Hocking, that he, in a
informer, or I don't recall if it was in a
book, he publica that
he no discarta the possibility of that the moment
of that he's created the universe
with the grand explosion,
there's a probability of that it's
generated other universes parallel.
So, I go, if a prodigio
of the time of Stephen Hocking,
with the mind-an-o-and-dove-de-le,
it's going to say, it's
that idea, that point.
So, there
also,
as a parenthesis,
that then
I'm going to
read on
other applications
in other
forums of people
that are sure
to have
been in
in munders
in worlds
in form
involuntary.
So it's
a case
very,
very genial.
But
there's a
there.
There's a
story
that I
know the
and now
that we
were looking
information,
me tope
with that
one and
other
but it's
very
local.
And it
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And it's of the campana Nazi.
It's supposed that in the time of the Second War
Mundial, there were different things that the Nazis
wascould.
Between them, questions of esoterism,
also,
they're questions like of
powers mental, telekinesis, telepathy, etc.
But also,
in the technology,
this story,
he says that they were
looking
how
to bea
in the
time.
So,
so
it's
mentioned
that
they're
a type
of
the
which could
have
in the
time
and he
had the
form
like
a
kind of
this
artifact
at the
moment
in the
first
to
project
a
type
of
light
of
color
morada
and
generate
a
radiation
situation
that
provoked
that
various
of
the
scientifics
that
were in misquid
in,
in,
in,
the work
to do this
campano,
and the rest
one of
the time that
they were,
they were
about the
46
scientifics.
And this
was to
to be able
to
all the
processes
of
to get to
this
artifact
because in
that time
if
they were
a
a scientific
not
they were
to be
a new
company
that was
the
country
against
the
country
against you
your enemy
So,
then Hitler,
one
that had
done this,
decided that
no ever
competition
in torno
to this,
but then
it was a
little bit
so I
remember exactly
the year
but were
many years
in the
United
I don't
remember the
city,
remember
let me
for
favor
here in the
comments
there
there was
an
evistamient
ovny
the
actually
the
opni
began to
bright and
it's
a star
in the
city.
The people
assurances
have seen
something in
form of
a campana.
And the
people that
were to
get to
a little
kind of
a campana
that was
all full
of inscriptions
around.
The description
of the
campana
Nazi and
of what
they found
in that
that's
exactly the
same.
No manches
concorda
concorda.
So,
all
then,
the
abistamient
Omni,
that has
an
man for
the
very known
and the
history of the
campana
that in a
first
initial
no
had nothing
to be
it's the
same
story
and more
than a
object
not
identified
but
of the
extraterrestes
and it
was this
object
that they
did the
object
and he
took
an error
at
the moment
to
transport
to
wow
wow
it's
you
have
you
have
I've
seen
this
I
remember
is
a
theory
that
I
didn't
talk
but it
what I think
it has much
to be.
Now,
point number
before to
say to say,
Sergei
describes
that what he
saw he
was a
he said,
he said
he was like
a type of
a campana
also,
he was
a car
so,
so his
words,
it was a
word was
was a
campana
that was in
the sky
a object
of a
form of
a campana.
Now,
point number
two,
the theory
that I
think you
know
that all
we're
supposedly
is that
we're
we're
We've discovered this type of technology
that, oh, for the time that we're going to
talk, it seems that it's that
was discovered, but, well, I've
taken to the light, and those
famous sopneys, as you know what you
do you say, is our generation of the future
that we're going to visitar.
So, we're like we're doing
a vis-and-a-and-a-pasto
to the past.
So I think that, for what
you comment, it's,
it's, it, goes, more,
or more than, for that,
or you, what you think,
is, you think that that's
possible? Or I go,
taking
in account,
or I believe in
what if
exist in the time,
you think you
think that could
be so?
Look,
there you
go.
There are,
there are
some theories
that,
okay,
I have to
have to say it,
there are
there's a
time,
that from the
logic,
you planteran
that the
time,
not from the
physical,
understand
that we're
not from
the physics,
that's
they're
practically
impossible.
For the
question of
that one
more
the more rapid
there is a
higher is your
so-pess
so that
that's
that's
the speed
of the
world
is always
more
impossible
without
so
so
so
that I'm
saying
that I'm
a way of
a word
from a
from a
from
some
about
that
in si
the
the
way
to
be
impossible
for
these
paradox
with
an
example
very
simple
there
there
a
parodoh
that is
the
parodogic
or
also known
as the
Paradoha
of Terminator
you
did you
get to
see the
movies
of Terminator
yeah
you know
you know
you know
that the
primis
of the
first
was
that this
android
via the
past
to get
to get a
John
Connor
because
John Connor
is the
he
initiated
all
the
rebellion
against
in the
future
and the
primis
initially
saying
okay
and
what
would
have
happened
if
he
he
or to his mom.
If he
a mom
of John
Conor or a
John Conor
no
existier
a single
a revolution
and all
not exist
no exist
no
revolution
then
there
no
there
no
any investigation in
around
the
time.
As
not have
an
investigation
in
time
there's
no
there's
no
there
not a
mother
to get a
mother
and then
they're
still
still
they
so
that
would
then
would
start
a
there
is
where
there is
the
As existir,
he's to existir,
and for
to be exist,
he's,
for what
the cost
of who?
So,
there are
many
types of
paradox that
that
are the
moment
to make
a change
in the
past
change is
so substantially
the
history
for the
effect
type
mariposa
a
so,
a
little
change
there's
great
consequences
in
points
in those
in those
you
can
you
can
you
don't
then
they
what
more
would
generate
would
are
realities
alternatives
alternatives. If
it's able to
make a
to the past
not change
the present.
Yes,
sure.
For I yeah
it was exactly
because as
you know,
no there's
no reason
at the final
and you
count as
that this
Android,
the other
he never
existed.
So to
what I'm
and you
know what I'm
you're going
and you're
there's
where they're
supposedly
the lines
alternas
no.
So the
future
no change
it's like
in some
things
like
all
all
all
and regress to
his
time to your
time
and it's
all the
other line
or it's
a new
with those
new,
with those new
actions
that are
getting
other type
of sequence.
But so it's
incredible
because
profunizing
in these
things, wow
it's super
no,
it's
it's impressive
it's
impressive.
I'm
I said a
person
when I
put it
one of
the first
capitul
I don't
remember
what the
was the
first
that was the
time
that when
I saw that video
because I'll
the case
also that's
okay
that night I don't
do not
because you
start a lot
of things
and you get
the time
and more if
you have to
your wife
your spouse
or someone
with who
you can
talk
and you
do you
do it's
you go all the
so you
go to
so I'm
one of
those
people
that we're
that we
we're
talking
that we're
we're
that we're
the
capitul and
you
do you
You want to be investigating a little
more because I'm
like certain doubts.
So,
I mean,
me a lot of this.
I don't see if you
also if you too
do you take.
In the time,
in the time,
I preferer to grab
it as fiction for
health mental.
Like I,
ascarbara,
and scudrieneer and
me met and me meto and me
meto and me metto,
I've meted
in the theme of
the paradoxes.
And in the
theme of the
paradoxes,
I mean,
I was,
I'm going to
talk about
that you were
sitting in
a sillon
with the
Vista
Perdida
and is that
I was that
I'm
going to get
all the
paradoja for
that you've
made a
point in the
I said yeah
it's a
not it's
not a
level of technology
and at the
level of
the knowledge
it seems
that only
it's all
in science
fiction
and if
no no
I don't know
the
I'm the
lack of
the mind
then I
don't know
for science
fiction but
it's a
thing that
I'm
fascina
and if
it's a
thing
that me
move
but
here
there
there is
there
something
there
So,
not is personal.
This is a
a theme
that I think
a level
world,
it's a
way to be
an anecdote
really low.
I think it's
of the
things that
that's of the
time has
a significate
important in my
life.
When I was
in the
prepa,
there we
we started
like a
ballita of
and a
day,
especially
a friend
us
invite to
to go
to visit
his new
house
that his
past
after
after
and 1,000 movements and
mil negotiations
and then
they started
to build it
and then
the house
was able to
and he
was super
content.
So,
we're
to the
house and
I remember
that there
was a
mueble
that was
it was like
a type
of a
but it
was a
little
start taladon
because
still
no had
money
to invest
and he
and it
was all
full of
and he
had a
whole
little
so it
so it
so it
so it's
caro
so
this
mobile
here,
no?
So,
I'm
a
move,
I'm
a
little
and I'm
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really.
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heard,
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know,
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little bit of
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pages.
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many years.
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see that
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version in the
grossores.
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then we're
a book
of Noc.
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pages. There's. There's been. There, I end up. 184.
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but to document us, really,
and, while I have other tasks, of a sudden, like,
to give me the time of separate and learn. So,
mientras I've got other tasks, bring the audio
book, and me has served a canoosissimo.
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I'm even in my
job that
there's
there's times
there
times
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an audiophone
and there
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manches
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in the cabo
of Troia
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how much
they're going
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likes
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be back this
video, Paco.
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to get to
get back this
video.
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it's a call you
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the way of the
possible.
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if you're
doing that we're
going to be a
cabro
yeah,
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the language
for what
I said,
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let's
let's do
let's do it.
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well,
yeah,
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to this
point,
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to talk
of this
thing
that is the premise of the
night
the time of the
topic of the
theme of the night
theme principal
and disculpens
if some of
you know
because many times
you put it
a point you
and you know
and you
know what you
and the
fact is
that is that
we're talking
various
things and
after the
final
then you
talk
the time
part
this
with the
that also
to listen
to listen
the podcast
complete
and
well
let us
to start
with
this
time, when
I started
to first
man,
like any
story
that have to
be like that
in the
time or
things of
the theories
conspiratives,
well,
we started
to learn
just as
that is something
that is a
kind of,
but
but in
what they
are narrating
there are
certain things
that,
as much
I'm
saying
they've been
getting little
spinitas,
that is
this.
This
theme is
the secret
of the
project
Pegas
of Voyages in the Time.
All this
all of the
last in the
year 2004
when an
abogado
that lived in
Washington
of the
name Andrew
of Baciago
commenced
to tell
the history
of an
organization
of an
secret.
According
two
informants
the
Department
of Defense
of
Development of
Technology
about
about
the
time
since
more
to 40
years
because
in
1967
the government of
the US
would have been
using a
installation
dedicated to
this
and constructed
in various
places,
like in various
places
like secretos
to be able
to study
more,
this theme
more a
fond.
Here is
also
the studies
and analysis
of Nikola
Tesla
because
some
mentionan
that the CIA
confisced
all the
documents
of Nikola Tesla
on the
teletransportation
a little
after his
murder.
This technology
that he
had discovered
has been
used to
to make in
secret the
construction of
installations
militares
as like to
offer
a advantage
political
and
economic
as
to know
that
he depar
the future.
One of
of these
two
informants
also is
Michael
Rilf
a
ex-member
of the
forces
armed
of
the United
that
that
affirming
that he
was
a
Operation of
Altosecrette
in the
US.
He affirma
that
was reclutated
in
1976
and that
passed
the
years
helping
to help
to
maintain and
one
of the
two
colonies
more
United
that
are
that
are
living
on
the
planet
Marte.
These
bases
served
as
the
points
strategic
of
investigation
and
the
doctor
Andrew
Baci
was
a
participant
of the project Pegasus
from the year
1968
until the
year 1952
because he
was centered
in the
voyage in the
time
both physical
as form
holographic
this
this I
talked about
about the
time of the
chronovosor
that
supposedly
these
people
also
they were
basically
construct
it or
reconstruct
it is
a instrument
that was
confiscated
by the
Vatican
which is the chronovisor
made by the father,
I think that's
that's called
Marcelo Pellegrino
Arnetti.
So if you want
a little more
of that reference,
you can check out
the video
anterior.
But,
well,
this scientific,
he was,
he'd
have these
two parts
of the
times in the
time,
even he
was trying
to train
actively
to various
groups of
young
notodens
doted
to convert
in the
first generation
of
explorators.
The
children were
a point
principal,
because they
were the
most
adequate for
this mission
for various
reasons.
In first
because
they were the
candidates
ideales
because they were
more
little more
more
clear and the
lack of
the lack of
impressions or
experience
so that
not so
not
the contrary
those
the volunteers
adults
for the
general
came in the
locur
after various
years
then there's
a point
principal
with the
kids
other use
of this
technology
quantica
was when
was
encountered
of the control
political,
according to
the
person of
the interest
of the
future
would be notified
years
before the
functions
that were
to be able
to be
here talking
for example
that in the
decade of
1970
in the
city of
New Mexico
was
present
during an
lunch
in this
then
George
Erberg
Walker
Bush
that
was
being
president
in 1989
to
1999
and 293
and
also
there
was
Another ex-president of
US, George W. Bush,
that he was president,
from 2001 to 2009.
So in that,
in that comida
that they were
notified,
informed,
of that they were
to be the
next presidents of
the United.
So, Baciago
says that in
1,971,
be images
also of the attack
of the Tories
Gemelas
occurred the 11th of
September in 2001
and that had been
obtained
observing the future and
traiths, and traitors,
pardon,
of the new,
this,
for your analysis.
Hasnabia,
was over those
actions,
decades before
that were,
and,
according to
those two
informants that
about this
project,
is that this
technology
is that
still in
secret,
actually,
a person
to be
financed
for the
population.
Tampo
is the
first time
that these
missions,
has maintained
dis-classificated
for
this type
of potential
of potential
and,
well,
many people
also
they're
doing the
right to
know what
really
yeah
is going to
a form
for the
water.
The
really,
the fact,
yeah,
that many
people
say that
people,
that
they're,
that's,
but other
people
affirmate
that's all
the contrary,
that's
going to
continue
keeping
occulted,
yeah
that this
has this
maintain
like in
a certain
power
those
people, that
a little
puny of
persons that
have the
access to
all the
information and
that final
of the
control
they're
a lot of
our world.
So,
it's a
project,
Pegasus
that is
basically
this technology
that technology
that
we can
make,
uh,
but to
make us
move us
to one
point to
another
in,
both physically
and
holographically.
So,
this is
notices
World
in the
2004,
I think
what I
said,
2004,
with these
two
people,
this ex-militar
and this
abogado
that basically
came,
was,
doing your
interview
for that
you can
look it,
look it
so,
the project
Pegasus
of the
time,
you're
going to
get to
even to
get the
interview,
in other
channel,
you can
find it
and it's
translated
to be
in the
Spanish
for
for who
is
to learn
or
listen
directly
directly
of these
two
persons.
That
that they,
they're
they're sure
that is
something
that's a
real.
So,
I know
what opinion
the people.
What do you
think of the
project
Pegasus
me,
me generate
a problem
like the
first theory
that you
that's
Delon Mosque
no see
manage
various
things that
all the
are certain
is this
situation in
that they
met in
things
that are
real, example, in the
Project Pegasos,
mannageable that
these voyages
they were doing
with the kids,
that part of
the reasons for
those people
is because when
when they used
adults, the
adults, the
adult don't
support the
effect of the
years at
the level of
their psyche
and of
their emotions,
then they
were all.
Terminable
but not
only only
physically,
but not only
physically,
but the
child,
for the
plasticity,
for the
facility,
for the
adaptation for
their
resiliency,
that
that's
it's
a certain
manner
with
support
to be
over-
these
changes.
And that
in a
measure
is
certain.
So,
is
true,
because
there's
more,
there
is a
infancy
when
not
are the
construct
constructs
well
established.
But
that
also
I've
another
point.
That
can't
criteria
can't
have
a
child
for
that you
a
mission
of
that
Calibre and no
termine
doing something
discavelled
so I'm
talking practically
with something
with something
like,
I don't
see if
did you get
that
was a
girl
or dark
angel
dark angel
dark angel
dark angel
right?
I'm
this
this
movie of
this
movie of
this
called red
sparrow
or Sparrow
that
were spias
that from
the moment
in the
moment in
that are
in
the house
where all
his life
from the day
one is
a train
your things
you manage
also with
those people
those who
are sequestrated
from
so he
would be
a model
so I'm
explain
not they're
not really
you're in the
life normal
to tryer
an
training
they're
people
you're
from the
lastimient
then
then you
you're
talking
something
so
that's
super ultra-oscour
that
he
difficult
they'd
they'd
have the
things
to be
that
So, so I mean, so this is sufficient to say, this
no, this is sufficient to say, no, is possible.
But, but me suenna,
like, very contradictory. In this
point, then. There's, there
there's a part of this,
of this type,
that's, Baciago,
that you commented that me
made a rude. I'm interred
of something. No, I know,
that's the fact, yeah, the people
can't say in comments.
I'mtiento that
after these declarations,
Baciago,
started to
call to postural
for president
and so
this was toned
to a
campaign
where he
was to be the
support of
a minority
that are
all the
people who
create in
the
conspiracies
that of
a micro-minoria
has
transformed in
a group
very
in the
United
so I
then I
could
be a
could be a
campaign
a political
that
is
because
his
standard
was
to bring
the
truth
the
of actually that
that's also
that's
Hillary Clinton
you know,
that you know
that's
he went to the
discursus
I'm saying
I'm going to
see to the
light
all the information
that's
because we
not we're not
we're not
we're not
we're not
we're
so so
obviously
obviously he's
obviously
I had to
get to
get to
I'm going to
I'm going to
I'm
what I'm
going to
I'm sure
that so I'm
a lot of
gringos
who
They've heard
this,
then they
said,
well,
what,
what are there?
But it's,
it's like
to say,
get me,
get me to the
presidency
and let's do.
If no,
no,
I don't let's
say,
that's,
I'll say,
I mean,
I'm
I'm just,
I'm just,
but when
me met,
I'm met,
I'm,
let me,
let me get,
when they're
when they're all
those disclassificated
of the CIA
and,
I don't see
the FBI
also,
you have to
have to
do a
of hundreds of
millions of
articles
to make one
interesting.
The other
are crap
back,
because,
porqueria,
trotteria,
trotteria,
questions
truocratical
and questions
bureaucratics.
And of
repent,
you topas
with something
that's
a super
interesting.
Dros has
taken
a lot
where he says,
these are
these are
these are
not those are
not they're
not they're
part of the
things that
he did
like the
medium
that they
puti
to look at
it in Marte.
It's,
it's,
it's,
it's,
it's,
it's,
it's like,
if you've
heard of this
story,
that's
a story,
that's
not a lot of,
so,
and this
story is the
case,
they're in the
year,
so it's,
this is real.
Here we
about us,
just,
only,
just,
only the details,
so,
the details
that I'm
necessarily
are the
story,
don't necessarily,
are the
disclassified,
and they're
in the story of
those
that's the
story of those,
but the
story
a versa
more or
so much
so
these
people
they're
to try in
a
person
that's
that
I'm
I don't
remember
the name
technical
but is
that when
you
put the
hand
in
something
you connect
with
the
story
of
and then
he
mentally
he can
move
and
can
get
from
it's
not
not
a
but it's
a
time
in the
time
and
the
space
what
we
we
don't
necessarily
are
not
necessarily
are we're
So this psychico,
that they're
there,
they put in
a sobre
that's
a second,
he said
they put a
hand up
and they
give a
time.
I'm not
that the
coordinates are
the planet
and the
photography that
is a
photographia that
we know
for the
projection of
the
light,
what we
we're
what we're
something
is something
that's a
thing,
I'm
so I'm
think it's
something
that's
something
in
that
this
photography.
And then
he starts
of a population
that's in a planet
that is rojo
and that the planet
for some
there's like
cataclysmos
and there
ventarrones
and the
population
know that's
a point to
do you
and then
they're
they're in
some kind of
in an
pyramids
subterranias
and he
is that he
is trying
to communicate
with one
that are
humanoids
but not
are humans
have
different
different
similar
but the
same time
very different
to
the same
human and that he
he says
we're
we're
we're still
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our
especially
and he
said I
think
they're
they're
they're
and they're
they're
but
all they're
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the
and they
have to
get to
and they
can't
be able
so
then
in the
disclassificated
they're
that what
there
was
there
was
some
some
and
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some
they're
some
has
like 700,000
years,
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time
exageradisim.
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type,
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he not
said,
he knew the
he knew
totally with
this type
of information.
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history is
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time,
with extraterrestres
and they
are in the
classificators
of the
CIA.
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we should
try it
more
to get
to
Yeah, yeah,
so,
I've got to
make it,
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think that's
picked to the
people that
you're going to
and then you
know, I think
that's put
to put up on
the other
the future
things to
to talk,
to debate
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things that
well,
it generate
a much,
much,
but muchissim
debate,
muchissimates
many opinions
so,
so,
a favor,
tant to
but,
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if we're
we're saying
the time,
then it's
what
There are people who
think
different
things
and as well
there are
people who
there are
people who
think that
it's possible
because
it's been
demonstrated
with various
exercises
of physical
that is
possible
but the
methods
is what
it is
what is
impossible
so
so if
to you
want to
let us
have to
retom
as much
in the
time
the book
of Nog
Kavio
of Troia
and this
archive
disclis
classified
would
be quite
interesting
so
all
they're in those
hands,
chisks.
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do you
get to
1,500
like,
and there,
look,
and be on
1,500
and
and detengal it.
Yeah,
because
no vanches.
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chinga,
all this.
Yeah,
definitely.
Well,
well,
my,
this theme
is what
we're
this
night.
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to do you
to do you
like,
share your
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uh,
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I'll poste
too
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way in
how you
appuys
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creation of
with your family, with your circle
and your circle of
and then,
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with that like,
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that you're going to
you really,
you know,
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and then it's
thanks to your
support.
The day of
today today was
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video
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can't
find it.
And well
my
this was
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this
night.
We're
like
and share
the
video and
we'll
see
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in a
new
chapter.
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a
beautiful.
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bye.
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