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So he ended up taking a plea deal for nine years, three years suspended at the end.
Theoretically, he got out a couple of years ago, potentially.
What was the exact charge, like espionage?
So interestingly enough, he accepted responsibility for the offenses he was actually guilty of,
which was not espionage, just the two charges of disseminating or retaining classified information.
Nine years for that, under a plea deal.
If you look at other people who had similar charges for willful attention to classified
information or mishandling classified information, they didn't get nine years, not under a plea deal. I guess we at other people that had similar charges for willful attention to classified information or mishandling classified information,
they didn't get nine years.
Not after a plea deal.
I guess we're going to find out.
What's wrong?
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here. That was a very back and forth round one. So round two I think will be even better.
But what we – so what we were talking about just now was getting to the orbs and how on the video, which again for people who are not familiar with you, you're ashton forbes you have been breaking down these two videos that are like
kind of paired together of what is alleged to be the melissing the missing malaysian airlines
flight 370 which disappeared in march 2014 and when these videos that were from 2014
were released back in august through a user on red, you took the lead here in actually tracking these down, investigating what their – who the source was, what the veracity of the claims within the video are and how reliable it is, what it could mean for the investigation.
We're going to get all into what we saw and we are playing this video right now in the bottom corner of the screen, the thermal version once again for people to see.
I'm sure we're going to be playing it again in this episode.
But essentially you have what appears, what is being called Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 flying through the air with these weird orbs around it.
And it's got smoke in the background and then boom.
Like in one second here i think it goes away like you're gonna see
you're gonna see where the orbs and the plane were not right now it's coming back onto the camera
what time stamp are we out on this right now leslie here it is it's coming up on it so it's
at like the 53 or 54 market goes away we're on 50 you see the orbs you see the plane heat signal
still there bang there it goes so you know we'll get into what that could
have been in it and and everything but let's let's start with the orbs that the first time you saw it
did you immediately think like defense weapon or was it more i think you may have said this early
in another podcast we did but still just to reiterate did you think defense weapon or like
extraterrestrial like what was your first thought?
My first thought was that this might be non-human intelligence.
I mean, just because of what I had seen in UFOlogy with triangle, black triangles,
orbs that have been in the zeitgeist for the last five years or so,
you know, initially I thought this potentially would have to be some type of non-human intelligence.
And ultimately, it doesn't really matter to me what narrative ends up being true.
I mean, I think that the strongest narratives here are that this is either non-human intelligence. And ultimately, it doesn't really matter to me what narrative ends up being true. I mean, I think that the strongest narratives here are that this is either non-human intelligence or potentially reverse engineered technology. And I think that
the weight in terms of which ones it might be is that there's no reason for such an extensive
cover-up if this is something that's an anomalous event. I would say if it's an anomalous event,
you're just going to say, oh, there was a fire and then the plane,
you know, disappeared, right?
Or something like that.
The assets that are filming
in our U.S. military assets,
they're filming before the orbs appear.
So when we see the videos here,
they're already filming
before the orbs appear
using the SIGINT system.
It appears to be that
you're trying to collect intelligence
on this plane.
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The orbs are moving at roughly Mach 3 here
is what we've estimated based on it.
They're moving 10 times faster than the planes moving.
And the plane on this turn is moving
between 150 miles and 200 miles an hour.
What is Mach?
So what does that measure?
It's speed. Yeah, but like on what scale? Mach 3 is like 2,000 miles an hour. What is Mach? So what does that measure? It's speed.
Yeah, but like on what scale?
Mach 3 is like 2,000 miles an hour plus.
It's fast.
They're moving very, very, very quickly.
How many Mach was it again?
About Mach 3, we think.
Between Mach 2 and Mach 3.
Depends exactly, but we can tell from the pixels
they're moving 10 times faster than the plane is
at a minimum.
So they're moving really fast.
They appear to be ignoring gravity.
There's no resistance apparently on them.
They're not falling to the ground despite the fact that we only see these forward-facing engines on them.
The pattern can be explained by AI.
We don't think that there's like little beings in here or even humans in these things.
Their pattern is too exact.
It seems to have purpose built into it. The fire event that we talked
about in the last first half of this podcast here really indicates a rescue motive or espionage
motive, which it's really hard to attribute human motivations to a non-human intelligence.
Like, I would argue that if there's this non-human intelligence that's very advanced,
they're going to act the same way towards us as though we would act towards, like, ants.
Like, we just don't care.
Oh, so you're of, like, the Michu K're of like the michu kaku is that what you think well neil degrasse is on a whole
different level but so you don't think we're that interesting um i don't think that we're that
interesting i think that unless non-human intelligence ends up being related to us
then i think that we shouldn't try to attribute human motivations to that and if it were related
that would signify like future humans
getting through the multiverse and...
Ultra terrestrials, you know, maybe other beings that lived here before us
that are somehow related to us.
I mean, honestly, I'm not really sold exactly on non-human intelligence.
I need more evidence to really get on board with it.
But I am pretty sold on the UAP side of it,
which, you know, whistleblower David Grush has testified to Congress about that.
And I find him to be credible.
I think that, you know, he was under penalty of perjury
when he was doing that as well.
Do you ever wonder if there's an intelligence angle to that, though?
Because you're under penalty of perjury,
but if you're in on intelligence, there's no perjury, no?
I don't know. It seems a little too complex for me.
I like simple answers, but sure.
You like simple answers, and you're investigating this case yeah yeah i know that definitely but that's you know part of the
reason why you can still be a complex story but you can still get to a simple solution right which
is that we don't need non-human intelligence to explain anything we see in these videos
science can explain every aspect of them that's interesting because and that also
it's easy i mean i know where my mind goes when i say something like this. I'm like, son of a bitch, they're here.
You know what I mean?
It's so easy to go to that.
And that's what I went to initially, I think for about a week or two.
And even on the earlier podcast, you'll hear me talk about that.
I feel like it had to be that because before I had all the basic understanding of science
and went through those prerequisites that we talked about in the last podcast,
which are DOD Navy FLIR footage, Trump satellite leak,
advanced theoretical physics concepts, including wormholes.
We didn't really go into it, but LK99, superconductivity,
it feels like humanity is on the verge of it if we haven't already figured it out.
And room temperature is superconductivity there, not just superconductivity in general.
And then AI.
Even in 2014, i thought ai is like
you know decades in the future but now people are using chat gbd daily now i start to wonder if like
ai has already taken over the world you know like that's where my mind's at now with respect to it
i mean it's not that far-fetched of a thought because i mean they they had this shit in a long
we'll just say a long time ago we've had people talk about it on this podcast about a long, we'll just say a long time ago. We've had people talk about it on this podcast,
about how long ago they had some of this stuff.
It's crazy.
Yeah, so generally, you know, I thought that at first,
that yeah, it had to be non-human intelligence,
but the more I dug into the science of it,
the more I've dug into the motivations around what was happening
and kind of distilled the case down as we were talking about the last podcast,
I've personally come to the conclusion that this is our reverse-engineered technology.
And the reason why I say reverse engineered is I just can't personally understand or believe how
we could have got this advanced without some assistance. There had to be, in my mind at least,
you know, we looked at something, we saw this stuff working, we saw floating UAPs, et cetera,
and maybe it took 80, 100 years, but we eventually figured it out. And then that just kind of slingshotted, you know, the military, the, you know, whoever has
this technology forward, and it's not being made public for reasons I think near the end of this,
we should talk about. Because I think it's like, what are the ramifications of this technology is
real? A lot of people want to think, oh, it's just green energy and all good and rainbows, right? But with nuclear energy comes nuclear bombs.
Yes.
With green energy comes X, right?
What comes with that, right?
And I think that people don't want to face that side of it.
I'm almost willing to be inclined to say that I would almost theoretically just let this case go because of what I've realized about the technology, because of the potential ramifications and impacts of it.
But that's MH370 on those videos.
And those families got no answers.
They were just told, sorry, we're going to call them deceased and call it a day.
And to me, I just can't live with that.
It's the only one of its case in world history, right,
where a plane was ruled, everyone's dead, and nothing was ever found.
I think at least with like a big passenger plane probably.
I mean, sure, there's some other smaller ones that disappeared.
Yeah, like Amelia Earpod disappeared, right?
But that's not really comparable to this, right?
We're living in a world, post-9-11 world, where there's satellites everywhere.
Right.
I mean, we show from that Sibber system, how could they not have seen it, right?
You're scanning everywhere all the time.
So it doesn't make any sense.
Yeah, I always remember that there's there's real there's a lot of there's a big flight 239 people there's a
lot of real human beings still here family members and friends caught in the middle of this and like
yeah it's it's tragic i mean it's it's horrible so can we just run down like the video can we go
back to the stereoscopic satellite one because i want to run through some facts and some speculation with you guys this is the dual one right yeah yeah
so yeah that one's called the um stereoscopic satellite one now some facts here i'll just run
down what we're looking at the videos were proven to date back to 2014 from the archives and from
people who saw them where i saw at least the thermal footage. Yes. The satellite, yep, satellite stereoscopic.
The satellite stereoscopic perspective changes eight times
with coordinates visible in six of them.
Video and corner screen right now.
Yeah, in the bottom left, which is difficult to see here, but yes.
And those coordinates indicate the Nicobar Islands.
The fact that we see this 3D stereoscopic effect
would indicate that you would have to have two satellites
in close proximity in outer space, which is essentially potentially capable of being USA 229,
which was there. From the drone video, we see a General Atomics MQ-1C Great Eagle,
and we see that it has an electro-IR camera with a thermal layer added over the top.
For the SIBR system that we believe we're seeing right here,
and SIGINT, the purpose of this is tracking boats, planes,
electronic signals, monitoring intelligence,
and battlefield awareness.
Intelligence and battlefield awareness. That's interesting.
Alternative sources of these videos exist in higher quality,
indicating that none of the people were potentially the original source,
potentially came from a third-party source.
Well, we see this guy.
I think I mentioned this in the last podcast we did, but we see
that in this actual video, there's someone scrolling the mouse across the screen, right?
That's coming up right now, actually.
So it's like they're taking a screenshot grab of it.
Yeah, and I'll just speak off the cuff on this, is when I start looking at it, this
is where I started to get really invested that this must be real, because I noticed
that this is not a camera that's behind the screen, behind the person.
It's not even a camera phone that they're using.
They're doing an actual screen recording here.
And so what this meant was we were
able to show that the mouse moves off the screen
in the bottom left and in the top right,
indicating that what we're seeing
is a cropped field from a much bigger field of view
that this person is doing this screen recording on.
We're able to assume here that this is a custom video recording software,
probably by Sibbers,
and that they're using this screen grab of it
where they're panning around this larger field of view.
In addition to that,
the Citrix session proof
is that we had people who were trying to debunk it
were showing that there's a different frame rate in the mouse that we see that this black mouse comes across the screen than the background.
The background is six frames per second, which would indicate this very large field of view potentially that is like doing.
So that's why you see this stuttering of the plane.
Yeah, but why would the mouse?
Why would that matter?
No, the mouse is 24 frames per second, which is indicative of a Citrix session terminal
that's kind of logged in to the actual database.
They were trying to debunk it over that, though?
Well, because they saw there was a discrepancy.
So they figured, oh, if there's a discrepancy in the frame rate,
it must mean that there must be a visual effect added to it.
I mean, maybe I'm really stupid saying this,
but like if I'm scrolling over a video on YouTube
that is somehow filmed in, well, let's say it's 24 frames
a second, and I have a 60 frame per second
screen, my mouse is still moving in 60,
no? I think you're accurate
on that. I think I'm following that correctly.
Right? Just the mouse, not the... Yeah, in this case,
though, we're looking at the whole recording here,
so with the mouse that we see over here, over the
top, right, this would be kind of
indicative of something like that, but the problem
is that we can see that the mouse does not move the coordinates,
but it's almost like they're using a second analog.
What we've narrowed this down to is we think this is something called
either a stealth or soft mouse 3D controller that the military uses
that actually allows for them to move these coordinates around
and have the mouse move independently.
So almost like you would use, like, a lock-in trackball or the middle mouse.
How did you figure that out?
We actually found this video that was, like, this plural view 3D where these people are wearing like 3D glasses,
and they're actually looking at it, and you can see the mouse down there.
Now, otherwise, the way we figured out is just deducing from the video like almost everything else
where you can see that the mouse simply doesn't move the coordinates,
but like the mouse stays put when the shift of the view happens,
which would indicate that they're using potentially the same analog,
but a different like option on the analog to move the field of view around.
So that part is really interesting because it essentially proves that they,
I mean, it's consistent, let's say with a Citrix session, right?
We can't say factually a hundred percent is,
but why would that get built into a fake recording? Right?
So if we're going back to like, who's hoaxing this now, for some reason they have to build in this Citrix session into their hoax, which
I've seen a lot of hoax videos out there. I don't think I've ever seen a situation where they're,
oh, okay, I'm going to go ahead and build in this mouse overlay into it that has a Citrix
session that updates the coordinates, which we'll talk about in the requirements as well.
So in addition to that,
just looking at a couple of my other pieces of evidence around this.
Yeah, I think we already talked about that.
There's actually, in the satellite footage, it's very hard to see,
but right after the zap happens.
The stereoscopic?
Yeah, the stereoscopic one.
Let's pull that up again.
Right after the zap happens,
there is a hole that gets formed in one of the clouds to the left, which is very unusual.
It's almost really hard to see in this case, but right where the plane is to the right, that cloud just to the right of the plane right now, a little hole forms right after the zap.
Okay.
You can't really see it that well from this particular version.
There's a higher quality version that other people have uploaded that actually makes it a little bit more clear. But it's a very unusual little addition where that
a very tiny hole forms in one of the clouds there. Let's see. So again, we talked about the altitude,
but I want to mention this again is that when we're looking at this footage, these are cumulus
clouds. So if you've flown in planes before, these don't look like the clouds you would see
at cruising altitude. And that's because these clouds only form between 1,000 and 5,000 feet, which is very important because that
helps corroborate that the smoke trail is not contrails behind the plane. The plane is making
this left-hand turn that we have shown is consistent with the max capabilities of 777-200.
And this is something that's also very difficult to fake. Because now if you're trying to fake this, especially if you have two different angles, you need to make this 3D environment for it.
Now you have to know what the max capabilities are that are consistent with real life.
And to be able to recreate that, we'll talk about it a little bit, is that even movies like Top Gun Maverick that came out in 2022 had really difficult time with showing accurate plane using its real capabilities flying through the sky.
So that's something as well that's very difficult to fake.
The MQ-1C is actually just cropped out of view when it starts.
If you want to go back to the images,
I believe I have one called Satellite Cropped in there,
and it potentially shows that the MQ-1C is just probably right out of view.
Even if we can't pull that up, it's not super important,
but you can tell from the...
This one? Satellite coverage?
There's a bunch of satellites.
Yeah, sorry, I don't see it right there.
Yeah, so there it is right there.
So you can see the drone is probably just out of view there
because in the drone video, it comes right underneath the smoke trail
and gets shakes from the turbulence of the plane as well.
So it must have just been cropped out.
What was the name of that drone again, MGC-1?
It's an General Atomics MQ-1C Grey Eagle.
Right.
And if you Google again the...
And that's where allegedly the thermal image came from.
Yeah, and if you Google the SIGINT payload in Google,
you'll find that the top hit actually references MQ-1C Gray Eagle,
which is the SIGINT system is what we think is connecting all these devices,
interestingly enough.
Interesting.
So the fact that it's cropped out of view also indicates,
because of the timeline, remember, the satellite footage was released first.
The satellite footage says received March 12th, 2014,
uploaded May 19th, 2014.
The drone footage says received June 5th, 2014,
uploaded June 12th, 2014.
So it's almost like the person that leaked the first video
wasn't even sure they were going to leak the second one,
and they cropped that drone out because they didn't know
they would even leak it.
So there might be other assets here that were cropped out
as well, potentially. Maybe the AWACS in the last version of the podcast here that
we were talking about. And we had, early on in the last podcast, we had touched on at least some of
this. We just didn't really get into it. So if there's just some review things that you have
heard, yes, you have heard them. We're just reviewing a couple of the pertinent facts so
that you have them as Ashton is presenting the case here.
So that's pretty much the main stuff.
Now, the smoking gun here, again, is that USA 229, this satellite that we were able to recreate, is in the right location, the right time, with the right apparent angle, with a sister satellite that's set as debris, capable of taking 3D stereoscopic video at 1840 UTC.
And this is where everything kind of lines up to where we think our location
of our videos was actually happening. The exact same location as we talked about the last podcast
is where this South Indian Ocean turn and time supposedly happened as well. The cameras on these
equipments are theoretically made for filming these events. Very advanced electro IR camera
on that drone that has the ability to put in that thermal layer. And when we see that thermal layer, it adds a lot of detail to the videos as well.
Is there anything that connects any of this stuff to the AWOCs that were allegedly in the area?
Yeah. So if you look up the SIGINT system, there's actually a black vault file,
Freedom of Information Act request, that was put in that says that these systems usually come in
threes.
So we've got two here, right?
We've got a drone and we've got satellite.
Why do they come in threes?
That's interesting.
Probably just for intelligence purposes, but I'm not entirely sure on that one.
So interestingly enough, the third system then could be the AWAC that's there,
potentially connecting the data to build the SIBRS video that we see.
And what were they allegedly doing there?
So just for people to refresh on AWACS, this is information that was allegedly passed from a source to that French journalist, Florence, I forget her last name right now, saying that potentially two American AWACS, which are a type of airplane system that we allegedly have, were in the area.
So what are they usually used for?
As far as I can tell, they're usually used to jam signals or as radar purposes to be able to detect planes, et cetera, that are in the area.
So it seems like their purpose would be similar to what Sibber's purpose is, is tracking
boats, tracking planes. I think one of the things they can do is track
submarines as well, underwater.
So one of these planes is called the
EP-3E Ares II
by Lockheed Martin.
And it's very possible...
EP-3E Ares II? Yeah, and one of the
capabilities there is real-time video playback
of that plane. It has a capacity
of around 20 people, I believe.
So it's very possible that the person who would have leaked these videos
may have actually been there on one of those planes at the night
and that this person probably was caught.
Because as we talked about the Citrix session,
as far as I know, these Citrix sessions are easily logged.
So if this video gets out there, U.S. government sees it,
they're going to go back and figure out, okay, who is the person that did this?
Again, they use a screen recorder.
Why did you do it then?
In my opinion, they had an emotional reaction.
They were an operator who saw this in real life.
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And think of it from this perspective, just like we just talked about. What was my first reaction when I saw it? Potentially
this is non-human intelligence. First thing they're going to think is nobody's going to get
to know the truth here because this anomalous event happens, right? And so they think, oh, okay,
this is non-human intelligence. I'm going to leak this. Can't really damage U.S. government. As long
as I crop everything out, all it's going to show is this plane and these orbs circling it and then
the plane disappearing. But how would that not damage the US government?
People are going to ask questions about that now. Well, they'll ask the questions on the official
story, right? And they'll say that the official story is bullshit, but how much more does it
damage than that? It damages their credibility, but okay, well, aliens zapped the plane. Okay,
whatever. I mean, who's even going to believe it, honestly? Yeah. But then I thought about it some
more, and I thought, you know,
what if then they find out this is reverse-engineered technology,
that this is our technology?
And what if they get told that?
Maybe the person who leaked it didn't even know, right?
They didn't know this was our technology.
And now they come up and say, hey, you didn't just leak aliens and UFOs.
You just leaked our technology to the enemy, right?
And now the enemy can reverse- reverse engineer it from watching these videos,
the same way that in a few minutes here,
we're going to talk about how we've looked at the science
and been able to explain it.
Yeah, I got to say, and maybe that's true.
If I were that guy, though, and I saw that,
and I were the type of dude who flew on a plane like that,
my first thought in that case would not be aliens.
My first thought would be like, oh, shit,
that's Starbuck's doing some shit, baby's go let's cook maybe but i would not be thinking i
that that was a risky move to do that if if that's what happened yeah and i'm curious about too but
it definitely seemed like the person who would leak this you know assuming they're real definitely
had an emotional reaction right the same way that the families have had emotional reactions the same
way that i've had emotional reaction looking at it and realizing they're like, hey, no one will ever know the truth unless this video gets leaked.
It's just, it's too incredible.
You know, the plane just literally disappears out of space time.
So even without knowing what the official narratives would, they would have known that no one will ever know the truth.
And you had said this, you explained the whole thing in a previous podcast we did.
So I don't, we don't need to run all the way through it, but it was from an account called Reginon.
So the account that first uploaded it, as far as we can tell from the archives, is Regicidonon.
Yes, Regicidonon.
And some other people uploaded it.
Like I've got some other links here for people that uploaded it later on in like July or August that are higher quality, but they were not the first ones, right?
So that's why we indicate that theoretically this was leaked to some forum out there, UFO potential forum, or even the dark web.
We don't know exactly where.
There isn't really a lot that corroborates the exact location,
other than the fact that these are all UFO accounts
that seem to have uploaded it.
The last thing, too, is that the satellite designation in there
shows NRL 22.
And this is very important because there are some debunks about it
that are out there that are incorrect.
They claim it shows 33, which was sent up after the events of MH370.
Who said that?
There's a Newsweek debunk out there, and there's also a France 24 debunk.
Newsweek debunk of these videos since August.
Yeah, it was actually, it came out the next day after these videos reemerged on Reddit,
the very next day on August 9th.
And if you go look at it,
you want to pull up my Newsweek debunk picture.
I was actually the very first person
to debunk the Newsweek debunk.
It's in the images I sent you guys.
This was before I was even anybody known
with the rest of this case.
I think I had 30 followers at this point.
And you can actually see...
Oh, no.
It should be one called Newsweek.
Go to the ends. I have the article right here,
fact-check to video show MH370 Boeing teleported away by UFOs.
Yeah, and I just want to show the proof here that, you know, this was from August 9th,
you can see right there, and you can see my name right at the bottom, so it's August 9th.
And this was, actually, technically, I posted this before I even changed my account name and
revealed my full identity. It just retrospectively updated it.
But interestingly enough, they had claimed that originally this was NRL 77.
Whoever they copied this from didn't even copy the only fact in it correctly, which I thought was very suspicious, especially due to the timing.
I mean, this came out the next day after these videos reemerged on Reddit.
How do you know, again, like what's your evidence that you have the right satellite versus this? Yeah.
So, if we look at, there's an
image that I've kind of blown
up here, and if you pull up, I believe I called
it satellite designation.
If you pull it up in there, we can pull it up
and show everybody. Yeah, top.
Right there. Yeah, so this is important.
So, you can tell it's not threes
because you can see 93 halfway
through the image right there. The 93 standalone, you can clearly see's not threes because you can see 93 halfway through the image right there.
The 93 standalone, you can clearly see what threes look like.
So you can tell that what is really showing there is NRL-22 over to the left.
Now, initially, you can even see from the image we previously showed.
Yeah, that's definitely twos.
I was thinking it was NRL-32, and that was part where, you know, going back to the end of our last podcast where I was potentially too invested because I I was thinking that NRL 32 is a geostationary satellite
in the South Indian Ocean.
Wait, where did you get this again?
This is actually just from the –
there's a higher quality version of the satellite video,
and so we could see it more clearly from that video.
And it was cut off ever so slightly.
Wow.
The one that we have is more cut off, the one that we were showing.
This one comes from a higher quality one that wasn't as cut off.
They almost pulled it off.
They only got halfway, though.
Yeah. So I thought initially
it was 32, and that's why you see my comments,
I know this is NRL 32, and I was wrong about that.
That was when I thought that this must be in the South Indian Ocean.
What did they say it was again? NRL?
They thought 33, or it was initially 77.
They've since updated their article to claim
it's 33, which is also incorrect.
So it's actually 22
in here. So the only fact in the Newsweek
debunk is incorrect. Everything else is subjective in the Newsweek debunk.
So quick question. I might have spoken too soon. Maybe I didn't, though. My first reaction is that
those are twos right there. But is that possible those are threes? Because you can't see where it
bends to the left, like it's being cut right at the tipping point?
Yeah, people have analyzed it really hard. But ultimately the end of the day the 93 really rules it out because you can see the three
from the 93 over there to the right you know but is it is it also um is it also like satellite
digitization on imbalance a little bit too because it's not like you know what i mean it's more of
like that military machine
we've looked into like they've looked into every people on reddit looked into all the different
fonts that it could be and ultimately the conclusion was that this has to be 22
and that's where even i kind of corrected myself thinking maybe it could be 32 which i really
wanted it to be but geostationary satellites are so far away that the image would be from straight
above so that's
where I realized that I was wrong, even though you'll see from my comment reply, I said, no,
I think it's 32, but it could be 22. But either way, they started at 77.
When they started at 77, I just assumed that the AI that must have copied this article to create
it just didn't copy it correctly. Hey, guys, keep your eyes out for a message at the end of this
video. I added something on the end after the episode was over that you guys need to hear.
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They switched over to 33.
That was something that we looked at the old original debunk from France 24
that's claimed 33, and that also, at looked at the old original debunk from France 24 that's claimed
33. And that also, at a very minimum, it's contested. But in my mind, that definitely
says 22, which is a command satellite that we were able to recreate as well, USA 184.
What's the difference between, let's say, 22 and 77?
Well, 77 doesn't exist out there because there's no launch 77 yet 33 was sent up in 2000
later in 2014 after the event i believe or 2015 so that couldn't be it that's how they were trying
to debunk this oh well that would be your answer then that this is 22 yeah exactly it can't be 33
right so that's the situation now i thought maybe it could be 32 which theoretically could have been
but you can tell those two numbers look the same. They don't look like two different numbers either.
Yeah, I could go get my laser and see if it's level.
I have it right out there.
But either way, the point's made.
Yeah, and so this 22 was sent up in 2006.
And so again, this is the one where we think this was probably one of the first satellites
sent up as part of the Sibbert system to begin to create this 3D video that they have.
So, okay, so that's the speculation and
the facts related to the videos
in general.
And then I think that if we want to look at
maybe go back to the thermal here.
Did they say anything else? Because we didn't get
all the way into that debunk. Should I read some of this?
It's all, everything else,
those are the only facts in the debunk.
Everything else is subjective. Because the other thing they started with
is the title asks if it's a UFO thing.
It doesn't mention like regular tech.
So yeah, maybe you could debunk this as a UFO.
But well, UFO technically means unidentified flying object.
It doesn't have to mean alien in fairness to them.
But still, so it says, I'm scrolling down the article.
A Reddit post sent on August 7, 2023 on the subreddit UFOs, which received 4,900 upvotes, include what looked like ultraviolet footage of a plane encircled by three moving dots.
It was followed by another clip appearing to show the same phenomena.
Reddit user Volcaro, who uploaded the video, suggested could be linked to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
A post on Twitter posted on August 8, 2023, included the same footage and stated UFO video uploaded in 2014 showing three orb UFOs taking Malaysian Airlines MH370.
Despite some speculation that the footage is of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight, the video was debunked several months ago.
Fact-checkers at France 24's observers team in March investigated the film, which appeared in a TikTok that repeated the same allegations.
Observers found that the original footage was linked to a video from May 2014 that made no mention of MH370, only airliner and UFOs. Speaking to video analysis experts, it found that later uploads of
the video began describing it as a simulation of, quote, what the disappearance of Malaysia
Airlines flight MH370 may have looked like, unquote. One editing expert said the video was
likely a graphic creation. As analysis by Hoxai, including in the same article also noted that the second part of
the footage could be traced to a military satellite nrol 33 so this is where they updated from 77 to
33 which wasn't launched until after the disappearance of mh370 it points out the call
sign of the craft in the bottom of the left video which can be partially seen in the footage post on
reddit even subsequent attempts to share the video as a proof of ufo interference and mh370 have included the same call sign information newslink previously
investigated other bogus claims about mh370 including photos incorrectly attributed to a
missing aircraft so it says the rating false the video shared on reddit is not footage of malaysia
not that these you know there's plenty of facters that miss, so let's point that out.
But the video shared on Reddit is not footage of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
It was posted online in 2014 with no reference to that craft, although some, but you pointed out the guy did tweet about it and hashtagged it a month later.
Can we put that image back on the screen, Alessi?
The regicide Twitter.
From the regicide Twitter account from 2014.
Anyway, one of the clips in the video included film captured by a satellite that wasn't launched until after mh370's disappearance all right so yeah and that's
that's the end it pretty much just repeats what it said so what did they say essentially though
they're relying on some of the same things that i'm arguing with you on other stuff about like
let's level the playing field here they're using words like experts anonymously behind a quote that could have just been a dm just like you or whatever like oh no whatever
so it's it's kind of subjective no oh yeah the only fact in there from hoax eye is objectively
incorrect right they say it's 33 but again this is just 22 we can see pretty clearly
the other thing that they just get wrong and they seem to intentionally exclude
is when they argue, there's actually
one of the people who later uploaded
it speculated that it would be fake.
And they put that quote in there. They forget
the next paragraph, which actually says
that Regicide Anon account
argued with other people about the
validity of the videos.
And now that's pretty important, because if Regicide
Anon was convinced that it was real, and we can see that Regicide Anon was because we see it on the screen here,
then that casts doubt as to whether or not it was really fake.
Yeah. So he sent out, this is the image we had shown last episode, but the third one right there,
right? Or no, the second and third on May 22nd, 2014 and June 13th, 2014, he hashtags MH370.
The second time.
Yeah.
Interesting.
And so this person argued with the other people that it was real.
Now, keep in mind, sure, everyone looks at that and they're going to have a visceral reaction,
say that must be fake, especially in 2014,
where we didn't have all this background that we needed to understand it to be real.
So I think that they, of course, highlight the part where the person said,
oh, they thought it must be a recreation, but they don't highlight the part where Rediside argued about the validity of the videos.
So I think that that's deceptive at a minimum.
And then the hoax side part is just objectively false.
So it's surprising to me that they haven't retracted this because it's one of probably many.
Surprising to you they haven't retracted it?
Maybe not that surprising.
Yeah, come on.
Especially because there's been some very high-level people who I'm not going to name right now who have quoted this, even in recent days, as saying that they thought these videos were debunked by this.
Which is, to me, that shows how much damage that fake fact checks can really do to people.
Yeah.
Now, if they were to argue some of the points where you have been more contestingly arguing, then I would take that more seriously.
But they really haven't.
From a factual perspective, they don't really look at almost anything.
You have to argue where you can poke a hole with some sort of something in front of you, right?
Like when you're giving me information, you're giving me things that are in front of me.
But there doesn't – I mean I'll read it again later.
That didn't seem to do that.
And like you said, it's so hit or miss with this stuff online
now because i mean who hires the fact checkers what are the motives what's behind them like you
said it could have been like an ai article for all we know you know which which is also kind of scary
for a litany of reasons but there's another question with this when you when you look at
the footage satellite imagery aside like you know that could technically be put on there or whatever.
You – and I think you have more evidence for this coming into this than I could to dispute this, but let's go through it.
You have said – let's start with the first of two things number one you said that this based on the fact that it was I'll let
you explain the actual like dates but I think it had to do with like the receive
date and how long that was after the actual event you have said that this
could not be visual effects based on what yeah so the receive date of the
first video says receive March 12th, 2014.
Four days after. Four days after. Yeah. So to me, and when we get to the kind of the debunk side of
it, and maybe we should just go into that. Yeah. I think this might be a good time to do it. And
we'll just come back to the science side of it, right? Yes. Yes. So this is the fake, the requirements
to fake the videos between four and 72 days to create based on whether or
not you believe it's March 12th or March 19th as the date. Now, if you argue that Regicide Anon
was lying about it or whatever, they're in on it, then that's really like where your basis of your
story to fake the videos is. If Regicide was in on it, he lied about the date for some reason of
the receive date, the real date is May 19th, that means you have up to 72 days. If regicide's not in on it, and they're just a random
person like I would argue, then you have only four days, theoretically, because they have no reason
to lie about when they received that footage. They're just a random... Wait, they're just a random...
If they're a random UFO uploader, right, that they upload videos that they received and someone was
given and then they got this and they're not lying about it, about when they received it, then you'd have just four days
to create this satellite video. There's no reference to copy this from.
Let's assume it's four days. Let's be more aggressive rather than 72. 72 makes it wider
and more easy to debunk. Yeah, it's definitely easier for sure.
Let's say it's four. But that's the details around it. So
there's no reference copy to copy this from. There's not another version of this. People
looked out there, tried to find. There's other, some satellite footage of like what might be
possible, but nothing that looks remotely close to us, including nothing like our thermal that
we see as well from the MQ-1C Gray Eagle, certainly not from 2014. The closest is probably
the stuff we saw from 2017, right, of the DoD videos.
And those were out there nine years beforehand. So you might argue that you might have some basis if you thought those videos were real, but those were not authenticated and declassified until 2017.
You would have to know how to create these realistic volumetric clouds, those cumulus clouds we see there.
I mean, they look perfect to me. And I think the other point is that people from all across the country or the world in general have looked at these videos, especially tried to debunk them as they came out and reemerged since August 8th and 9th.
And nobody can find any issue in any single frame anywhere throughout them.
Not a single one has been presented that there was an issue, but some mistake or something that would have been done to indicate that it is, you know, a CGI visual effect, et cetera, et cetera, in there.
Who's the guy who, who's the expert who you've talked to about this and where are they?
Yeah, so I've talked to two, I've gotten, like, let's say I haven't directly talked to the expert.
No, that's not true.
I've talked to several people who are visual effects experts.
One of them is named Shy Keenan on Twitter, who is a visual effects expert, has testified to that,
and said that the hardest part about faking these would be the orbs circling around the plane.
Because when you do visual effects, you need to have a blank slate to work with.
And you've got these visual effects, and if you want to pull up, I believe it's called, I'm trying to pull it up here.
It's one of the ones that, I just had it up.
The orbs, when they go through the trail of the
plane they get accurately distorted look at three overlaid frames is what it's called three yeah it
starts with number three yeah three no no that that one there so watch this one here you can
actually see watch this orbs look at how it actually goes through the trail the plane right
there what are we looking at this so this is a version that we've created that has that peels out the thermal layer from some
editing software to better see some detail in this thermal video that is the mq1c gray eagle
and you can actually see very clearly that the orb gets distorted as it goes through the back
of the plane now this is extremely difficult to fake and this is part of the reason why is it
difficult to fake for the same reason i was the reason why VFX experts... Why is it difficult to fake?
For the same reason I was mentioning before,
is that if you have like a real plane there
and you're trying to put the orbs into it for whatever reason,
which is what a lot of people want to say is,
okay, maybe the orbs and the zap have been added in there.
Now you've got to go ahead and you've got to painstakingly emulate
exactly what the distortion would look like for the orb going through the trail.
What if it's not the real plane?
And even if that's not the real plane?
And even if that's fake as well, you still have to then not only now you have to create a realistic model that's exactly matches MH370, but then you also have to go ahead and create the distortion
effect of the orbs. The better way to do that would be just not have it go through the tail
of the plane. So you don't have to go through that effort, right? So there's a lot of small
details like that, which really point to the videos being authentic.
In addition to the volumetric clouds... Real quick.
Go ahead.
Who's your guy at Marvel?
So, yeah, on one of my podcasts, the Total Disclosure podcast, he spoke with Jeffrey Ford, who's a Marvel VFX lead.
And he said that with respect to doing all the background research...
Who spoke with him?
The guy who hosts that podcast?
Yeah, exactly.
So he spoke with him and says that with respect to doing the background research
in terms of the angles, the assets, and all of that,
even with today's technology, it would take four to six months
in order to be able to do that, to create the satellite video that we see in there.
What's the guy's name?
Jeffrey Ford.
So you can look him up.
And that's with today's
technology. Some people have also told me,
and this isn't on my list right now, is that
just to render the videos
in a 3D environment
using 2014 technology
would take weeks.
Just to render them.
Hold on, this guy has a Wikipedia.
I'm just having a lessee put it up over there
because I'm a little crunched looking over here all the time.
So I'll have him put it on the computer.
So which thing are those?
Yeah, yeah. Hit the Wikipedia to the right.
Okay. Jeffrey Ford is an American film editor.
He was nominated for an Ace Eddie Award for Best Edited Film Musical, Comedy of the Family Stone.
While working on some films set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe,
Ford came up with the idea to include Robert Downey Jr.'s line of...
Okay, so obviously...
It looks like he's got 23-year history right there.
Yeah, yeah.
He's got a...
Yeah, it's got his crew work and everything on there.
So this guy...
And it says television, that latest one man thing vocal
okay so this guy was saying it would take up to six months to do something like the back research
based on 2014 technology no based on now's technology so going back to 2014 you know
another big aspect too is just the computing power to render a full 3D environment, which is required to take two different angles of the video, supposedly would have taken up to two weeks.
That's at least what I've been told.
I don't know how accurate it is because I'm not an expert.
Right.
But I know, of course, it would take a while just because of, you know, computing processing isn't like it is in 2023 and 2014.
Yeah, I mentioned this on the last podcast, but to be clear, like like we're going on air right now there was someone i spoke to this morning who is wired in at a major vfx place who's who is challenging that and saying
no they could have easily done this and they are testing how well they would have been able to do
that with 2014 technology but we went on air too soon so i don't have i don't have evidence to say
like oh they did it you know for sure for sure. They were confident about it though.
And I do think, you know, my first thought when I look at stuff like this, and I know it was also James Fox's thought and a lot of people, doesn't mean they're right.
But it does, I mean, like I remember watching the day after tomorrow in fucking 2004, you know what I mean?
And like they made that shit look pretty real from what I remember.
So I would think in 2014 you could pull something off like that. for you know what i mean and like they made that shit look pretty real from what i remember so i
would think in 2014 you could pull something off like that but i don't know i'm not a thermal
imaging expert it's not a matter of not being able to pull it off it's a matter of how long
right it would take yeah that's really what it comes down to yeah so and i think that when you
look at movies the longest part is cgi right like the cgi takes the longest for every movie
so you know it's one thing for people to claim they could do it we've had tons of people claim The longest part is CGI, right? Like the CGI takes the longest for every movie.
So, you know, it's one thing for people to claim they could do it.
We've had tons of people claim it.
Early on, we had $2,000 bounties for people to try to recreate it.
Maybe that's not enough money.
Some people argue, yeah, you know, they say that's not enough money for me to do it,
which I'd argue then why did a random person do this?
They would have spent, like, the amount of money it would take just to create this and create these videos people have argued hundreds of thousands of dollars
to create a video? from man hours
to be able to pull this off
well depending on how long it takes
and how skilled you'd have to be and keep in mind
there's no visual discrepancies anywhere
throughout these videos so they did a perfect
job as well but it could also
again and this would
in fairness this would involve
some people with some access to stuff which would open a whole new can of worms.
But it could also have been – the second thing I was referring to a few minutes ago was it could have been AI because the AI we know now, hey, yay, 2023, ChatGPT came out.
They've had this shit forever, bro.
This is not new.
Who's they in this situation?
Well, there's –
Because there's no commercially available AI.
Well, so this is a great, great question you ask.
There's two layers to that, and I don't know the answer because I'm not on the inside as far as what the difference between the two is.
But we can go off of what some other people that have talked on podcasts before about this publicly.
I'll leave that one there and people have talked privately about this as well.
You have whether it be the public companies who have the secret things they're working on that are way ahead, be it a Google and Apple.
And then you have the government, which on the US side would be like DARPA or something like that.
As an example, I like to cite this a lot.
Right now, we don't really have a lot of self-driving cars on the road. It's like – I think it's like still illegal to have a fully self-driving car unattended or whatever.
The first time Google that we publicly know about – like this is public, not even private.
The first time Google successfully did a self-driving car without issue was in fucking 2006 and that's just what we know about publicly
so think about what they and google was around in 1998 or something like that so it couldn't
have been that far before it for them but think about other companies that were around
what they could have had with things like that or things like ai like this stuff jim diorio one of
one of the mentions was on a recent podcast jim DiIorio talked about a case where like it was a case that was somewhat publicly known before 2014 when he was on the case.
Put it that way.
I'm trying to be careful how I say this. I don't want to say too much here because it is confidential, but basically they solved the case and had to look at their watch and wait for a few days to actually solve the case.
Because if they didn't, they would have had to answer questions about the AI that they used to do it, which was some insane shit.
So when I look at stuff like that, I do wonder about a video like this.
But to your point, you also – like what's the motive and what is the capacity?
Those are two very important things here.
If the motive could be – I might have opened a can of worms there with the motive being someone who is on the inside who maybe recreates it for espionage purposes.
I don't know.
That's a whole different thing.
Or it could be a rando, and if it's a rando, like how long does this take?
What did they have access to?
Fair questions.
Yeah.
Pull up the Top Gun VFX lead image as well.
Because now I can't corroborate this, but this was posted on Reddit as well in the early investigation.
You want to read it?
Yeah.
Let me pull it up on my screen so I can read it a little better.
So it says, I was a VFX artist on Top Gun Maverick.
I worked on it for two years, more than a thousand VFX shots. If this is CGI, whoever made it front
run all the work we did by about four years and did a better job than us, apparently. One of the
biggest advantages we had was to cheat the speed of the jets and the scale through different shots
for cinematic effect. Even in the Dark Star sequence, the actual speed of the 3D model was moving through our environment,
wasn't anything close to Mach 10.
Whoever made this animation, quote-unquote,
made sure that the speed and the scale
is accurate between the two cameras,
which would mean that it's animated
and scaled to the real-world speed.
And then they essentially say
they don't know whether or not this is real,
but it would take a considerable amount of effort.
The camera and distortion
and the rolling shutter, et cetera, would all have to be recreated. The clouds and the lighting
look to be correct based on the visible light rays. The trails following the orbs, which we've
actually shown are in front of the orbs, are also accurate, and everything in the scene seems to be
physically correct. So the only thing that they cast doubt on is why is this drone following a
passenger plane,
which we've shown has actually probably intercepted it
and most likely was not catching up to it because the drone cannot.
So I find that pretty compelling and something that could be verified.
You could find that person and Top Gun Maverick and confirm that that person is real.
But everything they say seems to be like it would check out from a common sense perspective.
And, you know, just to add some more things in here, because I was about to get into that.
So we have those realistic volumetric clouds, which they said would be accurate.
How to accurately illuminate or how to accurately animate the cameras, because we can see as
well in the drone, it's not automatically tracking that.
In those FLIR footages that we have from the DoD, it looks like they're doing automatic
tracking.
This was manually tracking.
The plane goes out of the scene in the thermal as well,
and then it comes back into the scene, which is unusual because if you're faking a video,
why do you have the plane going out of the scene and then coming back in, right? That seems like
something that's very natural in terms of somebody who's following the plane.
How these clouds form at low altitudes, you have to know a lot about clouds,
that you have these cumulus clouds that are forming at these low altitudes. And you said that what altitudes
was that again? Between 1,000 and 5,000 feet, yeah. And then how to accurately illuminate those
clouds, because remember, we looked at that picture where the zap is accurately illuminating
the clouds in the foreground and the background. We have to recreate exactly what MH370 looks like.
Again, it was a perfect overlay on the thermal. You have to know what that turn radius is for a Boeing 777 at the certain altitude while in descent, because people have
looked at that and it actually maxes out the capabilities. You have to know where that plane
was at that exact time where we've shown that it's at the Nicobar Islands at 1840 UTC, how to
accurately do the coordinate shifts that we see in the bottom left relative
to that location. Because what we see when the mouse moves is those coordinates move to like
eight different degrees or eight different decimals, I apologize. And so you can see the
decimal places eight different times. That's a very high degree of accuracy in terms of you're
like going over Google Earth and, you know, kind of showing where those coordinates might be and
to animate them correctly, because that whole coordinate would have to be a separate system software
that they build in and then put into the hoax video as well.
And that's because you're not copying from anything else.
You have to create it originally.
So you have to know what the weather looks like.
We were actually able to show that the weather has these.
Oh, that's a good question.
Yeah, so we looked at the weather on the NASA satellites,
and within one hour, it has these low-altitude clouds or formations.
Do you have a screenshot of that?
If you don't, no problem.
We have one somewhere.
I think I uploaded it.
I'm just not 100% sure.
I'll look at that here in a second while you're talking.
And again, I said this on the last podcast,
but anyone in the comment section who wants to,
I mean, this is what we're doing.
We're crowdsourcing this stuff.
Just like, I mean, that's where Ashton came into this.
Weather pressure time lapse.
Pull that one up.
Weather pressure time lapse.
I did put it in there.
Okay.
How to accurately create the smoke trail.
Wait, this is it right here?
Yeah.
And so I think it should be like a video thing.
Yeah, it's a joke.
Yeah, so you see right there?
Look at that.
They're clouds.
What am I looking at?
So these are weather pressure.
And so what we see there in the red, I believe,
is only things that form at low altitudes.
Below, I believe it's like 3,000 feet or something like that.
So these are...
What coordinates am I looking at here?
The coordinate where the dot is is our coordinates in our videos here.
So we're looking at the Nicobar Islands right here.
Okay, so how far up?
Like what's the bird's eye view?
How much can I see?
Like left to right on the screen, how many miles is that?
I think over the right you can see Malaysia.
So it's, yeah, like 500 miles or something like that, maybe even longer.
Or that's probably Thailand over to the east over there.
Okay.
And there's a whole Reddit post about this where this is just one of the gifs i pulled from it um and so essentially that one right there that shot
you see right there shows that there's these very low altitude clouds similar to what we would see
because people cast out on that as well but even that seems to check out
um you have to accurately know how to accurately create the smoke trails using particles in two different videos.
What the thermal looks like at a level that will fool the experts.
That's the one video.
Yeah.
Knowledge of military classified systems that were previously unknown to the public, especially the satellite.
Now, with respect to the thermal, you might be able to argue that –
Wait, the satellite was unknown to the public?
Yeah.
There was – like even now, I mean people have a hard time 22 was unknown no no no just like the fact that there's even satellite
video at all right like i don't think people even realize that we could have spy satellite video
like that the only thing that's unknown christ bush was blowing up people and drones and fucking
oh seven yeah but i think that we've known that it was images right like that's the trump image
is just a still image yeah there's never been proof that we've known that it was images, right? Like the Trump image is just a still image.
There's never been proof that we have this video,
other than the fact that you can look at that Cibbers system
and tell they're scanning,
but it doesn't prove that there's any video capability.
You'd have to know that the military is using a Citrix environment,
which you could probably speculate as to that.
I mean, a lot of businesses do use it.
You would have to be able to know to capture that frame rate difference in the mouse
that we were talking about with respect to
the background. 24 frames per second over
6 frames per second, which I find really unusual.
Yeah, if you had a Citrix, though, you could do that
pretty easily. Yeah, I mean, if you are actually
using a Citrix. Yeah, if you put it on Citrix, that's
not that hard. Or something like it,
something that had similar behaviors.
Yeah. And then what type of mouse they're
using, or again, this is using this mouse where the mouse doesn't update the coordinates, but
then they're doing some other analog control, and there's actually a different acceleration
when they do that as well.
So it's almost like they're using a trackball, or they're using a lock and click, or they're
using a second analog.
Well, there's a thing.
I don't know if this is it, but I don't even know how to control it.
With my mouse, if you move it in a certain way,
it'll suddenly get big and then move across the screen,
so maybe it's something like that.
Could be something like that.
But whatever it is, it's different than whatever the standard mouse
that we see moving around the screen is using.
Okay.
You'd have to know what satellites the U.S. has in operation,
what their payloads is, assuming that what we're seeing is 3D stereoscopic.
What do you mean by their payloads?
So in terms of them having this IR capability, false color IR,
the fact that you would have two satellites that can actually take video,
a lot of people weren't sure if, like, can the NAVAL ocean surveillance satellites,
NAS, which is what these USA 229 is, you know,
do they even have IR capabilities like this to be able to do this?
All this stuff is classified in terms of what capabilities these satellites even have on them.
How did you find out all this?
I mean, this is so much information.
How did you find out what's classified, what's not?
A lot of it's just deduction for the most part, right?
And if you go to Wikipedia and Google a lot of this stuff, you see some information.
Sometimes it'll tell you if they have a SIGINT payload or not.
But the rest of it is just mostly classified. Even the second satellite, if you go to Wikipedia, it just says
debris. Like there's a first one says USA2D9, second one just says debris. It's like officially
classified as debris, but amateur astronomers can look up and be like, oh, there's two satellites
there, right? So some of it's deduction, some of it's just looking and people are able to figure
it out. Which is kind of amazing to me as There's this little side point. It's like how much information we can deduce from just two videos, to me,
also adds credibility to their authenticity. Like, how could we really deduce all this information
if these videos were fake? If so, it would have to be like what you pointed out, you know,
the PSYOP angle. This was created by some entity that is trying to throw people off or trying to
cast blame somewhere else, which we'll go into in just a sec. You have to know what the false color IR looks like. Now, the reason why
we're certain this is false color IR is, first of all, the time, middle of the night. The zap in the
satellite video is white instead of black, even though we can tell from the thermal that it's a
cold event. It's an endothermic event. We can also tell that the clouds have more IR radiation at the top which is why they're brighter at the top and it's
more white so you have to know what that looks like as well and again how to
create the 3d stereoscopic imagery in general you'd have to be able to
recreate that how to animate the orbs in terms of how they're flowing around they
actually warp a little bit as they flow which seems to indicate that what we're
looking at is a field around a smaller object.
How to create the particle system
for that orb's forward-facing engine,
we see with those black lines
where they're kind of on train tracks,
almost is what it looks like.
You'd have to know how to create that.
Wait, what was the front part of that, the particle?
I call it a particle system,
but we'll talk a little bit more
in terms of what we really think it is but the idea here is that they have their monopoles are rotating and you can
actually see a heat signature in part of the orb and that part facing forward is what's shooting
out that black line as they follow it right which is really interesting so you'd have to know how to
create that which i don't think i've seen anything that even looks like that. So somebody is either just a creative genius, or the videos are just real. What MQ-1C drone looks like, I'm not sure people
even knew if that was even public knowledge in 2014, and what the payload is, because we can see
the video, we can see the camera with the camera housing right over the top of it in that video.
You'd have to know where that payload is to get the exact
camera angle that we see, because we can even see the nose of the drone in that one. You'd have to
have a better understanding of physics than most PhDs. What we found is that a lot of PhDs don't
even understand the physics that is potentially at play here. And most of the people that I've
talked to that seem to understand it better aren't even PhDs in general, which is kind of
interesting. They're mostly people that are really dedicated to finding out how green energy
might work, people that are dedicated to being, you know, theoretical physicists that may not even
have PhDs that just dig into it a lot. And then you'd also have to know how not to use a 2D visual
effect. We'll go into some of the debunks, but one of the main debunks uses a 2D low quality
video game effect to try to claim that it's in our videos.
But the problem is we would need a 3D rendered environment. So it doesn't make any sense to use
a 2D effect in a 3D environment. Real quick to all my Discord people out there, the Julian Dory
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Let's get it popping.
And lastly, one of the most interesting ones is that we would have to know, if you're the hoaxer,
that we're not going to find the plane ever, not even nine years later.
Because the moment we find a plane here, this whole hoax narrative would break down, right?
And so this kind of goes back to what you were mentioning.
But what if they do, and it just was some fun along the way, if they do find the plane? I don't think they're going to find the plane, to be clear. our what if they do and it just was some fun along the way if they do find them but I don't think they're gonna find a plane to be clear
but yeah what if they did yes and if they did now whatever you did like yeah
it's like okay yeah I mean this is a lot of work to be just messing around right
I think you just presented the argument this would have to either be the
government or some company that's for some reason dedicated to creating this
unless it's not really a visual person unless jeff over at marvel who obviously is
a real guy that's interesting and and presented it to someone who was willing to share it publicly
unless he's wrong about that and this is easy to make which we're gonna we're gonna talk to
our friend and see see about i can't wait to see their work about that because i think that
looking at this list here they've got a lot of things to take into account and they're gonna have to explain it because the part of it too
is that they have to be copying something that's already out there is a completely different effort
than making something from scratch but if you make it from scratch according to here's the one
counterpoint to that they had if they had something in the flight pattern in the earliest day that
investigation and this was actually easy to make, then they could do it.
But if you just made it from scratch and then it happened to actually match what it was and it was not easy to make, that's a different argument, which is possible.
And that would point to some truth to these videos if that's the case.
I think a lot of things we put on here as well are things that there's no basis for, like the forward-facing particle engine, why you would make the zap dark to begin with.
If you're faking this video, I would fake it as an explosion, right?
And I would say, oh, the plane blew up over here.
I wouldn't say, oh, the plane disappeared off the face of the Earth.
And as far as I know, there's no basis to even create an endothermic event like we see. As we'll dig into the science for it too,
the science is all going to end up checking out, I think,
at least maybe as science improves.
I don't think today a lot of the science that we're going to talk about here is public information.
But as we move forward, I think all of this will get validated
as well as being accurate.
Are you ready to go to science right now?
I think we're pretty close here.
If we can pull up the thermal again one more time,
I just want to make sure we hit all the key points around the orbs. I mean, we did talk through quite a few of them just now.
So yeah, if you just pull up the thermal HD, we think that they are using superconductivity here
to reduce their mass in order to obtain quantum properties that allow them to ignore gravity.
A lot of people would say that these orbs, that it's impossible to ignore gravity,
but if you reduce your mass to zero, then you completely disconnect yourself from the physical
world. And at that point, then you can essentially ignore gravity, which seems like it would be
necessary because the forward-facing engines that we see, these particle engines that we see from
these orbs, is not enough for them to just be ignoring gravity and not be falling. That's only
enough for them to be moving forward.
They seem to be creating their own geodesics, which isn't a fancy word for gravity,
via potentially accelerated vibration using a pulse current.
That's our current understanding.
Okay. All right. Like I'm a fifth grader.
Yeah. So accelerated vibration here is that essentially they are able to break the fabric of space-time there and create their own gravity.
And if they continue as a pulse current, it's kind of like me hammering on something and eventually breaking through it, you know?
And you keep doing that, it's almost like you're jumping on a trampoline, and every time you jump on it, you get a little bit higher.
Think of it like that.
So you keep bouncing on it, you keep breaking it, and then you break through, and now you've created your own gravity
that you're moving forward.
That's what we think is happening there,
potentially using a laser.
But again, a lot of this stuff is...
A freaking laser beam.
A lot of this is very difficult
in terms of being able to reverse engineer this
just from watching the videos.
The dark lines are in front of the orbs.
We already mentioned that.
No known visual propulsion mechanisms,
like nothing's shooting from behind them. Everything that we have would indicate that. No known visual propulsion mechanisms, like nothing's,
you know, shooting from behind them. Everything that we have would indicate that we would need
something from behind, potentially even, you know, chemical reaction, and we don't see any of that
here. These dark cold lines might be changing the pressure of the atmosphere, and that's why we see
them as dark cold lines. In fact, it may even be possible you would see, like, an actual cloud kind
of being formed when these things are moving along through the sky.
The heat signatures of the orbs are actually spinning on their axis.
So you can tell that as well when they're kind of following these train tracks.
And we call that the monopole, which is the direction of travel of the actual orb where these pulse might be coming from.
The orb patterns encircle the plane over time in a sphere.
This has been modeled as well.
So it looks like what's happening here is they're either mapping the plane,
tracking the plane, preparing the plane for what's going to happen
in our zap there, or some combination of all of the above.
The orb pattern actually changes halfway through
and becomes a vertical ring spinning around the
plane. So this again indicates that there's some intent and pattern here. And when they start to
spin around the plane from a vertical perspective, almost like a ring, it seems as though they're
preparing it for this zap that's about to happen right afterwards. As the zap happens, the orbs
actually converge on the plane. Their monopoles actually turn and face directly towards the plane in the triangle formation.
So it indicates that this forward engine all of a sudden is converging on the plane as if they're pointing all of those pulse accelerators right at the plane to induce what we see as this zap.
Now, you're explaining what we're seeing here on this video obviously but you're doing it in a
very high level scientific way with some big words and terminology and as you laid out that's not
necessarily your background so how did you good question yeah how did you get all this together
well okay so one more thing and then i'll jump into that so the last thing we see is that right
before the orbs uh if you can go back to that slow-mo version, right?
Like, yeah, like near the end there.
That part's fine as well.
And we can just kind of watch it go forward.
The orbs actually bend right before the zap happens.
And it looks like gravitational lensing is happening
where they kind of flatten.
In the same way, if you were to look at a star
that's behind a black hole,
it kind of bends around the black hole.
It looks like that. And
that's what you'll see right here is you'll see them converge. You'll see the monopoles direct
towards the middle. And then all of a sudden they flatten in the last frame. And then our zap
happens. And then everything disappears simultaneously after our zap occurs. So where
I've kind of gotten a lot of this information is that I've been getting tutored by several people
who are very intelligent, theoretical physicists in my DMs talking through advanced theories that theoretically are not publicly available in public knowledge right now.
Have we verified these people, that they're theoretical physicists?
Yeah, they're real people that we can follow into.
I don't really want to say their names on this particular chat.
But you've reviewed it.
Yeah, but we reviewed it.
And you were showing me off camera.
They've got interviews that they have been interviewed by other people that indicate their theories.
Their theories are out there and open to the public.
One of those theories is called dilation theory, which would indicate that time is a fluid symmetry.
And that when we look out there, and this is supported by science, is that really all we need to explain everything out there and to unify quantum macro is to understand time and understand that time flows differently based on how much mass is out there, which is time dilation, which if you watch the movie Interstellar, you know that that's real.
You know, Matthew McConaughey goes on his planet out there that is near the black hole away from the space station, and he goes out there and time slows down for them.
So there's more mass, so time slows down.
They stay there for an hour.
They come back to where the space station is,
where time is flowing faster.
Yep.
And 20 years have gone by for that person, right?
Now, I do believe,
and let me highlight and underline the word believe here,
that even if it's not necessarily quite something like that,
there will be a point, perhaps not in my lifetime, where we do prove things about the realms of physical possibilities like this, including bending time that gives us a whole new understanding on the world.
But technically, at least from anything publicly available in any way, that is not something that at the moment is more than something put into
fantasy like an interstellar no no time dilation is real and it's been proven many times over how
how has it been so when you say time dilation to be clear you're talking about quite literally like
the plot of interstellar where okay that's that's real 100 real and why do you say it's 100 real
and proven yep because i the tests have been conducted,
and the way they did it was they took clocks,
and they put them on airplanes and had them fly around the world.
And when the clocks came back, they were out of sync.
So how does that happen?
Time flows differently for the different airplanes
based on how far away they are from the planet.
What do you mean they were out of sync?
It means that exactly what it sounds like.
You have clocks that are perfectly in sync, and the ones that are closer to the planet. What do you mean that we're out of sync? It means that, exactly what it sounds like. You have clocks that are perfectly
in sync, and the ones that are closer to
the planet have different time dilation
than the ones that are further away, due to the less
amount of mass in the same exact way. Really? They've done this?
100%. You can Google it if you want. Can we look this up?
So let's look up... Time dilation is real.
Time dilation clocks
experiment
orbit.
Yeah, check it out. It's really important because
I didn't know this was real until I saw the movie Interstellar.
And I ended up looking to it. And this was, of course,
before these movies. Or before these videos.
The Herfley Keeling?
Is that it? Herfley Keeling?
Yeah, probably. That's ironic that it's called Keeling
because I was just going to bring up Brian Keeling.
Alright, click that. Let's see what this is.
The Halfley Keeling experiment was a test
of the theory of relativity in 1971.
Joseph C. Halfley, a physicist, and Richard E. Keating, an astronomer, took four caseum-based atomic clocks aboard commercial airliners.
They flew twice around the world.
No shit, Ashton.
Good shit, man.
First eastward, then westward, and compared the clocks against others that remained at the United States Naval Observatory. When reunited, the three sets of clocks were found to disagree with one another,
and their difference was consistent with the predictions of special and general relativity.
Go down, Alessi.
Go past results.
Go past repetitions.
I just want to see what's on this page.
Similar experiments with...
Wow, so it doesn't even say, like,
controversy or something anymore.
No, there's no controversy.
It's just straight-up real.
And that's...
It blew me away after I watched Interstellar.
And that's part of, like...
Wow!
When these physicists start talking to me
and telling me that, hey, you know,
you can explain everything with dilation,
time dilation.
We don't need, like, even gravity.
Gravity is just a property of mass on space-time. And time dilation and time't need like even gravity gravity is just a property of mass on space time
and and time dilation time moving forward we can explain everything that's when my mind starts
getting really blown because first of all why are these people in my dms explaining this other than
the fact they're looking at these videos and going this proves my theories what what about
astronauts though going into space who are keeping time and the time stays the same how does that
get explained oh it probably doesn't so time dilation has to be taken into effect um i mean that's pretty good right there yeah i mean that's good
that's a good that experiment what you said yeah that is exactly what that is so we're clear on
that even with satellites flowing around the earth right so all this has to be taken into
account otherwise your satellite is going to fall and crash into the earth because i i just had
brian keating in here and i'm not sure We may turn this one around like right away so he may be coming in after. But he is a physicist from California who – his first book was actually written. It was called Losing the Nobel Prize. like that guy eats breathes and shit science he loves this stuff but he has such a good attitude
on on how what happened with his like life's work but they were working on this thing he and several
other scientists called bicep and it was like a 15-year process from start to when it ended
unceremoniously but what they were looking for was proof and if i fuck this up please
forgive me and fix it in the comments because there are scientific terms here but they were looking for was proof – and if I fuck this up, please forgive me and fix it in the comments because there are scientific terms here.
But they were looking for proof that the universe is inflationary, and they were at the South Pole measuring – I'll keep it very high level – basically like different light forms to prove this and what they thought they were seeing was proof for that which the way
he then explained it to me was that actually if they prove that the universe is inflationary
it would have to prove that there is in fact a multiverse which gets into certainly way big
powers of time dilation now it turns out that on this experiment doesn't mean it's going to end up
not being the case but their experiment didn't work because they realized one moment 15 years in
that the, I guess, like the light source that they were observing
was actually like universe dust and it distorted everything.
So it was a huge, like, I can't even imagine putting my heart and soul
into something for 15 years and then finding that out.
But it goes, like, they're looking at this.
Like, there's real, it's interesting.
Yeah, and the science just gets even more amazing
the more we look at it.
You know, so one name I will drop is Salvatore Pius.
I interviewed him last week.
He was very interested.
Yeah, tell me about this guy.
Yeah, so he is the person who is notorious and famous
out there for patents that appear to be components
to UFOs, UAPs.
And he is, you know, as someone who's in the middle of this kind of stuff,
he has his fans and his detractors.
Yeah, and he's got a theory called the super force, which I read through.
And interestingly enough, it lined up a lot with this dilation theory.
And actually, I'll go ahead and just say the name.
So the person who's interested in time or who's thrown out, proposed dilation theory, his name is Roy D. Herbert. You can find him on
Twitter. He's got a lot of prominent people who follow him, which is very interesting.
He's the one who threw out the theory for this?
He proposed the dilation theory, which essentially removes gravity from the equation.
For this, for this video of MH370? No, so he hasn't taken any opinion
on MH370 videos, but, you know, he has been helping tutor me in terms of what really, how
physics really operates from a theoretical perspective, and helped me to understand how
time dilation can play even a bigger role than just what we see in the videos. And then it can
explain potentially everything that we need in order to unify
quantum macro.
Now, Salvatore Pius reached out to me,
or actually, I reached out to him after on
a request. People said, hey, you should ask Salvatore Pius
about these videos. Can we pull this guy's bio
up, Alessi? I just want to read this because
it's interesting.
It's really interesting. And I've known about him
from, I think it was 2018 when these patents
came out. I found his patents to be very credible because even as someone like me or you who doesn't
necessarily know that much about science, I looked at it and I could kind of understand
what it was getting at.
So it says Salvatore Pius is an American aerospace engineer and inventor currently working for
the United States Space Force.
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Currently working for the United States Space Force. That's interesting. Kinsta, simply better hosting. that they may be scams pseudoscience or disinformation intended to mislead the united
states adversaries i'm not gonna you can check out his wikipedia page i'm not gonna read
the whole thing but essentially like this guy is looking into shit where
i guess it could end up being a mix where some of it's bullshit and he knows it and some of it
might actually be real because he's a smart guy or it could be in everything or nothing like he's
actually looking at shit that's crazy and they're trying to say it's not crazy because they don't want people to know about it
or he's just straight up a kook.
Yeah, go to my YouTube channel
because he adamantly disagrees
with the characterization in the Wikipedia.
I think that a lot of people question
whether or not Wikipedia is really accurate.
What I can say is that he fully believes in his patents
and that these aren't patents
that were just thrown out there for make-believe stuff.
That's not how patents work at all. You do have to prove them. He had to go through a very rigorous
process and, in fact, had to have the Navy essentially step in and say, yes, no, these
are legit. You should approve these. And that's how three of the five patents did get approved,
and two of them I did not, as far as my understanding. And so I chatted with him,
and he was very interested to reach out to me and do an interview with me, despite
the fact that I hadn't interviewed anybody before that.
So I guess now I'm becoming an interviewer, but
I gleaned a little bit of information from that, too.
Like, why is this guy so interested, right?
He must have thought something in these videos
is interesting, right?
To take a look at.
So actually, he doesn't
work for Space Force, either. At least he told me that
he still works for the Navy.
You'll see that in my interview. So I don't doesn't work for Space Force either. At least he told me that he still works for the Navy. So that's also,
you'll see that
in my interview.
So I don't know
if the Wikipedia
is just incorrect there.
Could be.
Or what the situation is.
And interestingly enough,
though,
his super force theory
attempts to unify
all the four forces
as well,
including gravity,
and essentially calls it
the Planck force.
It's the same
as the Planck force.
Ultimately,
what it means
is a unification
of quantum macro. The same way that Roy D. Herbert's theory of dilation theory unifies quanta
and macro. It essentially says there's no difference between something that's very large
and something that's very small. All we have to do is have a phase change, which will allow
something very large, macro size, to obtain the properties of quanta. And if that's possible,
now we can start doing things that are equivalent to magic.
So real quick, I'll go into a side conversation
about the double slit experiment,
which is the greatest mystery in physics.
Yeah, I'm biting my tongue so hard right now.
Keep going.
The greatest mystery in physics of the double slit experiment
is if we try to shoot a photon,
or a piece of matter,
in this case we use it as a photon,
through one of two slits,
and detect, okay, which slit did it
go through? We find that it creates a wave pattern. There's a wave pattern that gets created,
which means we can't tell which one it goes through. It's almost like it's going through
both. Like if you were to send a wave of water through it. Now, if we say, okay, that's odd.
We sent one photon. How can it do that? And we observe it. Then the wave function breaks down.
Instead, you just get two slits on the detector. But that's
odd. How can that be if, you know, we'd sent it through and all of a sudden it's reacting to us
observing it? It almost is like the universe is knowledgeable, aware of itself. And they've found
that even if you take light from billions of light years away and you have it go through the slits,
it's still the wave function breaks down down which that's really weird because that light left millions of years ago and it still breaks down
retrospectively all the way back to its origin its origin so this is what's brought up non-locality
quantum entanglement quantum computing is even based off of this as well yeah we quantum computing
so that's that's
what i had michi kaku i mean he talked about a bunch of things but when i had michi kaku in here
it was around his new book back in may when when he was coming out with the theories on quantum
and it's just so like a lot of it's so speculative still, but we can prove in the atmosphere
that there are things like photosynthesis that exist
that are representations of what the power of quantum is
and therefore putting into computing
is perfectly reasonable, I think.
Whether or not we're there yet, though,
that a lot of people question that,
I tend to think we are.
Google says they have a quantum computer, right?
People have talked about it and referenced it all the time, and I keep wondering, what does that mean? It depends the level, though. question that i tend to think we are google says they have a quantum computer right people have
talked about a reference at all the time and i keep wondering like what does that mean right
depends the level though yeah no definitely i'm with you on that from what i've seen here now and
especially looking at the the videos right with the patterns of the orbs makes me wonder
does the government already have quantum computers because imagine how much processing those orbs
would have to do right yeah so um now the thing about that is that that allows for quantum teleportation.
The Chinese, I think, have the record, at least publicly,
for how far you can teleport information, which is,
okay, if we entangle two particles, whatever atoms that they are,
if you change the spin on one,
we can instantaneously gain information like a far distance away.
Wait, what do you mean the Chinese have demonstrated?
We can Google it and take a look at quantum teleportation in Chinese.
And you'll see that they have, I don't know if they lead, but they have proven quantum
teleportation to be real, which means... Not of people, but...
No, of information. But at the quantum level, right, then if there is no difference between
quantum and macro, now you open the door up to, okay, not But at the quantum level, right, then if there is no difference between quantum and macro,
now you open the door up to, okay,
not only can we teleport information,
but we can teleport macro scale objects.
What does that mean, though?
Because if I'm sitting right here and I hit the enter button on a YouTube video,
it's immediately available in fucking China.
Well, maybe not China.
But it's not.
It has to adhere to the speed of light in that situation.
So you're saying that they've knocked out the speed of light to move.
That's what quantum teleportation is,
is that you can teleport information faster than the speed of light.
So what, well, you could probably do a few things with that.
Yeah, so it's pretty cool, right?
And then the question there is, and this is-
Not cool they got it, but-
I'm sure we have it too, I think, based on these videos.
But this isn't Star Trek teleportation.
We're not breaking something down and rebuilding it. I'm sure we have it too, I think, based on these videos. But this isn't Star Trek teleportation.
We're not breaking something down and rebuilding it.
What they're doing is that changing something that's very far away instantaneously allows information somewhere else.
Maybe the spins are tied together.
So think of it like a long pole.
And if I turn that pole, now I instantly,
this side of it also changes at the same time.
So it's irrespective of distance.
Now, that's not really a great analogy, but that's kind of the idea behind quantum entanglement, right?
So really what this is going to get down to here in a second of this science is that we can allow macro scale objects, solid state objects, which right now when they, this science is just kind of emerging and they're doing it with plasmas.
And they are able to have these plasmas become what they call Bose-Einstein condensate,
which what this boils down to, and this is really, really recent,
is converting fermions to bosons.
So like this cup that we see right here in front of us is made up of fermions.
And what that means is it's solid, right?
It means that all of the atoms in it have to take up a different space and time.
A boson doesn't have that requirement.
Bosons can collapse down onto a single point, and that's how a laser works,
is that you have a laser that has focused photons onto a single point.
Now, they've shown that under the right conditions, certain elements,
lithium-6 is one of these elements.
We have lithium batteries on this plane.
I don't know if that's connected, but it's interesting.
Lithium-6 can also convert from fermions to bosons if they get super cooled.
Interestingly enough, our thermal shows a very cool event happening as well.
And if that happens, now you can have something potentially collapse down,
and now it can obtain the properties of quantum.
And technically, and you have to say this,
this is all hypothetical based on what we believe the properties of quantum would be.
No, this is actually science has been proven now that I'm talking about.
But how is it proven if we have it?
In scientific papers, yeah.
Yeah, but maybe it's been proven underground by governments or some of the tech companies and we don't know about it.
How has it been proven publicly?
Because we have to deal with what we're dealing with.
I'm talking about real scientific papers that are out there.
Yeah, but that's not proof.
I think experiments are proof.
Yeah.
I'm talking about literal scientific experiments.
The stuff I'm talking about right now is scientific
experiments that are proven. It's going to lead
into the next step, which is the part that's not
proven, not publicly available.
So what I just explained to you, just as I almost
like maybe less than two weeks old, if you look
up Anton's YouTube account, he's got a YouTube account.
It's like 2 million subscribers on it.
This is where I made a Twitter post about it in general,
where these fermions can be converted to bosons and back into fermions again.
How do you spell Anton?
Yeah, Anton what?
A-N-T-O-N.
I'll have to look up his last name.
There's a lot of Antons.
Yeah, if you look up Anton YouTube, his is going to be near the top.
Yeah, go to YouTube and type in Anton.
How many subs does that have?
Two million almost, I think.
No, no, but the one unless he's looking at.
Anton Petrov?
Yeah, that's him.
Okay.
All right, so what are we looking for here?
So he has one from like about probably a week ago
where he mentions the fermions,
some scientific papers that show fermions
and fermions converting to bosons that show fermions and, uh,
fermions and boat converting to bosons and back.
So he does a lot of videos. Just point out which one it is. Cause we can't play it.
Cause it'll be copyrighted, but yeah, yeah.
But so one of these in here from probably about a week ago,
I'm looking through them as you dig through them here.
Multiverse is actually real.
Oh, it was the one right before that.
Groundbreaking quantum use effects
yeah that might be one of one of them i think but anyway so he digs into a lot of the most
cutting edge science i didn't realize he puts out so many videos um and i put a link to it in one of
my youtube or one of my twitter posts as well but essentially he shows that this science is already
out there and all this is going to come down to Bose-Einstein condensates, which are essentially allowing matter to convert to the quantum properties as we understand it. And then it my interview with him, and some of this now is, I don't know if it's speculative or, you know, actually based on scientific papers that are really out there.
He argues that room temperature superconductivity can be obtained both by metamaterials, as we would think of as LK99, but also by repeated pulse vibrations from transducers. Well, metamaterials are also the, as a refresher, they're the science of potential invisibility,
which is quite interesting if related to what we're talking about.
I don't know yet, but keep going.
The metamaterials is anything that hit any element that has rare properties that doesn't
naturally occur from the individual element.
So combining multiple elements together, the way the invisibility works is
that you can change the atoms or elements by atom by atom
and then create brand new properties.
It's like Meche would say, the metamaterials.
Guy gets me so excited about science.
So the AI explains the pattern that we see in the videos.
The orbs are probably not solid, but a field
that's being produced, potentially
where superconductivity is at play creating this field so define the field again just so i can visualize
that yeah so if there's probably something smaller inside there that is maybe like let's say it's a
spinning room temperature superconductor and it's creating a field that's allowing that whatever
that smaller mass is to get us uh become itself also a state of quantum
where now it can it has zero mass and can ignore gravity have you i i mean this is probably a dumb
question you you probably are going to say yes right away but have you seen the testimony of
like david fravor yeah yeah absolutely and when he says it's spinning the shaking um tic tac he said
it was like over the water and it was vibrating.
Yes.
I thought that was very interesting when I was talking to Salvador Pais
because he's argued there was two different ways that you could achieve this quantum state.
One of them is by spinning the electrons or neutron,
I'm going to say the wrong thing here, very fast.
But the other way is by having them just vibrate.
I think it's electrons.
Is it electrons?
I think it's electrons.
I think it is. So either have them spin very fast or just have them vibrate. And apparently vibration is the easier way is by having them just vibrate. I think it's electrons. I think it is.
So either have them spin very fast, or just have them vibrate.
Apparently vibration is the easier way to do it,
and this also plays into quantum computing.
See, I think David's testimony
has been so impressive, because
he's so matter-of-fact about shit.
Listen, this is what it is. Here's a video I want to show.
Yada, yada, yada. Do what you will with it.
But
I've always thought that that's probably high-level tech.
I've never sat there and said, you know what?
It could be an alien.
And that doesn't mean anything.
I'm just an asshole looking at it at home.
But this is different.
Obviously, this is a unique kind of thing, but some of the themes, as a layman sitting
here watching it and then thinking about it, sound similar. Not saying, you know, they're
clearly different, but like there's some themes that sound similar. Definitely. I had the same
thought as well. And I think David Fravor is somebody who I think has a high level of credibility.
I do too. You know, from his background and from hearing him speak.
And if you want to pull back the satellite video up one more time
just while I'm going through this so people can kind of
see along while I'm talking about it.
And I'll get the stereoscopic.
And Bob Greenyear, actually,
right after I did my interview with Salvatore Pius,
he is somebody who's a green energy researcher,
very interested in advanced theoretical concepts,
or physics concepts, put a piece out there called Fractal-Toroidal Moments. And one thing
that he argued is that the combined orbital-toroidal movement can theoretically cohere electrons.
And this is a pretty interesting concept, because when electrons are driven from
their equilibrium, they begin to self-organize into a matter wave. And this then allows potentially,
hypothetically, and this is hypothetical, of course, solid state objects may be able to then
achieve macroscopic quantum coherence. So essentially what you're doing there is you're
turning a solid object into an atom that has electrons flowing around it.
And it's not just one atom now.
You're taking all these atoms, you're breaking them apart,
having them get outside of their comfort zone, so to think of it.
And then when you achieve the right state,
potentially under very cold temperatures,
they will now begin to organize automatically.
And when they achieve this level of organization,
now theoretically you can take a solid, maybe even a 777,
and you can turn it into a giant atom you can take a solid, maybe even a 777, and you can turn
into a giant atom that acts like a quantum, like something that's very small in quantum. And this
is where you need that unification of quantum, something that's very tiny and macroscopic,
to something that's, sorry, microscopic to something that's macroscopic.
Interestingly enough, when these orbs converge and their monopoles all turn and directly face
towards the plane at the last moment
there, they make their own azimuth
as well, which is essentially like
the circle kind of
around it, which we would think of as potentially like a bubble
almost.
At least that's according to him, as they collapse on the plane.
And then you could watch his, I would definitely recommend
for people who are interested, watch his
fractal toroidal moments
piece on it, because he goes in toroidal moments piece on it,
because he goes in-depth into the science on it. In fact, I may be setting up an interview with him because I want to know more about it as well. The orbs are inducing a transitional phase state
change in the plane. So we know that there are laws of equivalent exchange in alchemy.
You can't get rid of something without replacing it with something else. With respect to the laws
of thermodynamics,
nothing was ever created nor destroyed.
Interestingly enough, when we watch this zap go off,
the clouds don't really move that much.
There's not a lot of background change.
Right, yeah.
So you see there's very little change that happens right there with that, right?
This would indicate that what we're looking at is not a black hole.
If it's a black hole, you're going to see stuff getting sucked in.
But how do we know that?
Well, we don't necessarily know,
but black holes, you know,
have a huge amount of gravitational force.
These physics experts
have told me
if this was a black hole,
then it would suck
in the whole planet
based on how big
that zap is.
Because also,
this is literally
in the atmosphere, too.
This is low in the atmosphere.
Yeah, pretty low.
And like, and...
At a minimum,
I would expect the clouds
to get sucked in, right?
So I don't think
we can call it
a black hole anymore.
And if it's,
it could be maybe
a portal we could argue,
but again,
we're getting down
to semantic arguments here.
To me, what's really happening
is this plane
is changing phase states.
And that would explain
why we don't see
a lot of movement in there,
is that the plane
is just simply changing
from one state of macro
to one state of quantum.
And it gets to be a little bit confusing, but essentially what is really happening here is that this quantum state is
allowing inertial mass reduction. And this is what's being held from the public is what I'm
told. This is the money shot of the interview is that theoretically, or supposedly, there are
papers out there held back by Congress for national security purposes. Who's telling you this is being held back?
I can't say specifically, but let's –
But what kind of sources work with it?
Sources that are very advanced in physics that understand physics.
So some of the people you referred to earlier?
I can't – again, I can't speak to that in general just because I don't want to get anybody in trouble.
The people you didn't refer to by name.
But people may have told me that, yes,
there is. And really, if you look at Salvatore Pius's concept, one of them is inertial mass
reduction, one of those patents, right? And it's for a transmedium ship or what have you.
So the idea here would be in order to achieve certain speeds that are required, like David
Grush even talks about, you need to reduce the mass of that object.
And this may be one way to accomplish it,
is achieve the state of quantum,
and now you can reduce that mass of that object so that just like those orbs are moving,
they can ignore gravity.
But even more so than that, now it can speed up.
Potentially time, localized time in that bubble or whatever it is,
speeds up.
Do we have an estimation on what kind of speed?
Light speeds, potentially even beyond light speeds
and that would explain why the plane disappears because there's a frame rate in our videos right
and this moves faster than the frame rate what happens i don't even know if there's an answer
to this but maybe if there is you've looked at it what happens in the instance where human beings
on a plane moving at a normal speed that a human being can handle
suddenly encounter light speeds does that physically destroy their body and kill them
instantly if there isn't some kind of field protection protecting them to some degree and
that's where i think salvator pius's inertial mass reduction where he essentially argues that
there would be like two layers that kind of separate you from the outside, right?
That that would then, therefore, from the outside perspective, it allows it to move at a speed.
But from the inside perspective, you don't get liquefied, essentially.
But we'll talk about that part in just a second, too, because that's really a question of could they survive this?
And the answer to that is I'm not sure, right?
I'm barely sure about the science at this point.
So what I'll say, though, is a few couple things.
So let's assume for a second that these orbs are inducing this transitional phase state in the plane by having these electrons cohere around the plane.
The next thing would be these low temperatures are theoretically allowing the electrons to couple and move as one.
So the low temperature would be the thing that's really causing it.
It's why it needs to be a cold event that we see in this video.
The fractal toroidal moments create a unification of the forces that induce this phase singularity,
and that's why we see them both rotate
and begin to have their monopoles aim all directly at the same time.
To me, this also indicates free energy could be possible.
The amount of energy required to do this to a 777 has to be astronomical.
So if that's the case, then really, especially with room temperature superconductivity, I think we've opened the door up to new sources of power that are essentially green power.
They're a power that is almost infinite in what it could obtain.
Yeah, you keep saying green power, and my mind goes to the wrong place because I'm thinking about it very one-dimensionally just based on green energy or whatever.
Really, it's like something with no byproduct, right?
Is how I would think of it.
If you want to think of it like that versus what we have today where it's like all chemical
reactions and now we've got, we're polluting the environment with all the byproducts.
We've got, you know, smoke, et cetera.
But it still adheres to the laws of thermodynamics despite that.
Exactly.
And that's what's interesting.
And even Salvatore Pius argues in a lot of our interview that we can do this and create huge amounts of energy.
This is where the patent office would push back and say
they didn't think it was possible, right?
And now if it is possible,
or we're looking at it on two videos,
the quantum properties, as I mentioned,
may include mass reduction.
And that's where this gets pretty scary
because now if we can take something that's very big
and teleport it at very high speeds,
the first thing that comes to mind is warp nukes.
How do you defend against a nuke that instantly appears on you and then kaboom?
And that's without even thinking of other applications, right?
That's just straight up only just what we see in the videos.
And then since time is a fluid symmetry, faster relative flow equals no inertia,
which allows for zero Gs. And that's where you can have things floating like we see with those orbs floating around there explain zero g's to people
zero gravity essentially so with no inertia with no mass then at that situation you have
pulled yourself out of space time of the geodesics that the earth is creating as it bends
the space time itself that just means you can
when i first hear that just means you can float yeah exactly and you know that goes back to uaps
as well right which is supposedly they're sitting out there floating with no propulsion so the
question is are they utilizing inertial mass reduction maybe we've reverse engineered it and
figured it out yeah they're like a feather yeah then, yeah, so less mass equals faster time,
which means the ability to achieve high speeds.
And the analogy I like to use with this is like a fly, right?
People always wonder, or an ant.
When you see the ants, you see how fast they move,
despite them being so tiny, right?
Or a fly.
Why is it so hard for me to swat a fly?
It feels like it shouldn't be able to move that fast.
But the idea is the less mass, faster time,
faster things can move.
And I think that actually helps to simplify the concept for people who are laymen like you or I,
when we're trying to understand these very concept, really complex scientific concepts.
What is the...
When you talk with a guy like Salvatore, what do you think, to play devil's advocate for a minute, would be the motives of a guy like that if his Wikipedia were right to be a disinfo spreader?
Like where does your head go with that?
Yeah, it's hard to come up with a comprehensive reason for why he would want to do that.
Like I can't really think of one.
Like what's the point of you trying to put this information out there, you know?
I think that we talked earlier that maybe one reason would be to, like, convince other countries that they should waste resources on looking into it if it's not possible.
But, you know, I feel like other countries are going to look into that and immediately figure out whether or not it is possible.
And if so, then they'll put the resources into it.
And if not, they won't. Right.
So, again, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
His explanation for what he told me was that he wants to make it so that this technology is cheap.
And the way that he thinks to do that is to give it to the government, so therefore private companies can't claim ownership of it.
And it's kind of like with Medicare.
I know a little bit about health care.
It's that Medicare, the government pays the least.
And so what that does is essentially drives down the price
so that the insurance companies can't charge more in theory.
And so what ends up happening when you look at prices
is the people who get charged the most are people who are self-pay.
If you don't have any insurance,
they're going to try to charge you probably 10 times
what insurance companies are willing to pay.
The government's the one who pays the least.
And the insurance companies pay a little bit more than that usually.
So it's kind
of the same concept, is if you put it out there, you give it to the government, now private companies
can't go and claim ownership over the patents, and now they can't rip people off about it, right?
And I think if that's true, that's a pretty noble cause. And it seems to be consistent with his
general ideas as well. He's not trying to make money off those patents. He doesn't own those.
He wouldn't make a single dime off of them, which you would think if somebody who wasn't noble,
they would want a patent in their own name right like especially advanced
technology if assuming even assuming that's real right like you're going to make millions billions
of dollars right um so i think that's really interesting what do you so going back to your
initial hypothesis we've highlighted throughout our conversation of this, which is lithium battery caused fire.
Plane is floating in a little inferno trying to figure it out.
These advanced defense weapons happen to be in the area.
They're trying to save it.
And then the plane, in the case if the video is correct, disappears where – based on the signs you just laid out out which i really just wanted you to go
through it and i'd like p instead of some of the previous approach to some of the other evidence
with the really complex stuff i'd rather see the audience come after that because we have a lot of
people in the audience who are have science backgrounds and stuff like that like so let's
crowdsource it so feel free to put that down in the comments section and contact Ashton on social media, on Twitter and Reddit.
But what do you think, if that science holds up anywhere in the wavelength of what you just laid out, where do you think they go?
Yeah.
And I want to agree with what you just said. Pius's perspective, from even Roy D. Herbert's perspective, these people want other people to
come in and check the work, validate it, test it, disprove it, whatever, to get people behind it.
What it seems like is that most people aren't even willing to look at it. And that's my biggest
issue. So if we can help in that respect with this interview, to get people looking at the science,
I think that's the better. And think about the implications we just mentioned, right? Potentially
green energy, we can change the whole planet.
If room temperature superconductivity is real, that'll change the whole planet.
Well, hypothetically, they're already doing it.
Yeah.
No, and I think that they are, right?
So I really want people who are PhDs, scientific academics to really look at this and take it seriously.
I also wonder, though, as a quick aside, devil's advocate to that.
Yeah.
Like if it is us, and that's an if here.
I mean, this was out in, you know, off the coast of Malaysia and Vietnam and around China.
Maybe it's not ours, but if it is ours, you know, I don't know if I want people knowing about that.
I've thought about it myself.
I'd rather us have it.
Yeah.
You know, no disrespect to the rest of the world out there.
Sorry, guys, but, you know, I do live here, so I'm a little biased.
I've had the same quandary as well, almost every single day, especially the more I've dug into the
science. I originally thought it was just about MH370, right? And that's really noble. I want to
get the answers for these people. The more you look into the science side of it, and the more
I realize, oh, this is our tech, then I start to wonder, like, do we really want this, you know,
exposed to everyone? What are the real long-term implications of this?
You know, this could be stuff that we don't want our adversaries to know about.
Like, having this military superiority might be a temporary thing because of this.
And I think that's something we can kind of broach at the end in terms of what the implications are in general.
Well, actually, we're right on it right now.
So if you got to,
because right now you're still putting it all together and you have a story, but if you got
to a point where you felt not even definitive, but really good that that was the case, you know,
if you're like a patriotic American, are you going to stop? Probably not because that's MH370 on those
videos and they lied about it and people were being gaslit.
People have been vilified that shouldn't have been vilified.
So let me play devil's advocate on that too.
Sure.
Very sad.
239 people died.
Yeah.
Can't undo it.
Yeah.
You're going to sacrifice the future of the country in that way for 239 people you can't bring back?
Well, I think I'll let Salvatore Pius do the speaking because right in the beginning of our interview,
he put a disclaimer out there that I thought was very surprising.
He said that really the purpose of this should be unity because our world is so divided right now, we need common purpose.
And that's been my actually approach as well,
is that exact same approach.
But he also said that the technology that we are disclosing
has the capability to potentially destroy the world.
Doomsday weapons.
Sure.
And that's the part that I think is more scary, which, and I've said this in a lot of my spaces and podcasts and appearances,
is that we have to be very responsible as humanity with this information.
Yes, it can change the world for the better.
But yes, if it does mean stuff like doomsday weapons where individuals could create weapons
that could destroy whole cities or even the planet,
that's a big burden to bear.
You know, this is another one of those catch-22s
that I think about all the time.
And in my old studio,
I still have the picture outside of here,
but in my old studio on one of the walls,
I had a picture of...
God damn it, I never remember the name of that fucking island. But i had a picture of god damn it i never remember the name of that
fucking island but i have a picture of that island in the middle of the pacific right after world war
two that we used a nuclear bomb test on and blew it up and i have a picture of that bomb blowing up
and below it i had a picture of the recreation of the hand of God and Adam, but instead one of the hands was the robot hand to signify artificial intelligence.
And the reason I did this was because I was always thinking about the burden of humanity creating the things that could destroy itself, which, I mean, that's the most unoriginal thought ever.
A lot of us think about this shit. But I thought about it in the context of kind of a battle in my head of not wanting to say, hey, we've proven it already. We'll do it again and assuming that.
But reminding ourselves that we – these weapons were used 80 years ago or almost 80 years ago, right?
And then the world was terrified people were going to use it again and to be clear it's something i'm talking about nukes right now yeah obviously
it to be clear it's something that still always comes up and people are afraid of but despite all
the problems that have happened since then knock on a lot of wood right here we have never done
it collectively even when countries are massive enemies of each other and just you know it's just
human beings getting pissed at each other and they want to hit a button and we've never done it.
And with AI, the difference is it's technology that works for itself that at some point won't require us touching the button, which makes it very, very interesting.
But I do go back to humanity has figured it out before even when it looks dark and even when it looks scary.
And perhaps as a species, we will continue to develop at a rate that allows us to at least
keep certain things in the box. And some of that is some wishful thinking, but I also wonder if
that might actually be the case, if history does repeat itself in a good way. I'm with you too. I
like to look at the good in humanity and the hopeful side of it like that.
Like, just like you pointed out, we haven't destroyed ourselves yet, right?
And we have the capability we've had for 80 years.
Right.
So I keep thinking back that we should, as long as we use this responsibly and we set
limitations around how we use it, I think we can survive it.
And I think it's worth going through and kind of figuring it out.
And to the point of like, you know, our enemies getting it,
these videos have been out there for nine years.
If I can figure this out with a small group of people and a Twitter account,
then Russia and China figured it out a long time ago.
Oh, sure.
Right?
And that may even be why they haven't tried to silence me
harder on this.
And I don't mean necessarily physically,
but just in general, like, you know, ban me,
make the content go away.
Perhaps they've already known that it's too late, right? I do think it's also helpful that you're a guy taking the lead on it versus
like the leaker yeah there's a limit like and this isn't your fault there's a limitation there
right you're not the guy with the inside info like i don't think i don't think i'd be too worried if
i like i asked you that question earlier just because i have to i want to see where your head's
at but i i don't yeah i'm not i don't think that's really a a thing i think i think you're pretty good but you know
a little sidebar on that because that's interesting like do you have naturally when you get into
things like this of course you're looking at all kinds of like international intelligence
operations and stuff like that they're at the middle of anything that's important it's just
how the world works but like is that is is studying espionage or things around that
something that you've had a long-term interest in as well?
Not really.
Honestly, I have no idea what espionage would consist of.
I would say the closest it comes to is disinformation.
It kind of goes to the fact-check thing we were talking about.
One thing I have noticed is how these videos were censored off of Reddit very quickly.
August 19th was the day videos were censored off of reddit like very quickly august 19th was the day
they were censored there was an account that was one day old that was called icy slide which it's
a play on words it's ic slide stands for intelligence community forum sliding which is a
mechanism of disinformation and i think that was an account yeah that was the name of the account
one day old account sock puppet account they called them, that posted this.
It got upvoted to the top, given tons of awards.
The comments in there were also forum slides.
It was all, thank God this is over.
Thank God this has been debunked, right?
And I'm looking at it going, what the heck?
Like, you know, this doesn't close anything.
And then they use that as a pretense, the UFOs subreddit did, to stop all conversation about it, to not allow any more posts about the entire topic.
And this is what sites like Reddit is probably the most guilty of.
I mean, in my opinion, Reddit is the number one source of misinformation on the planet today.
Really?
Yeah.
How do you figure?
I think that what they use is a couple different other disinformation tactics, manufactured consensus and social contagion.
So manufactured consensus is essentially using sock puppets, post fake content, or censoring content that goes against a specific narrative and up making sure that the content you want
people to see is at the top. Because on Reddit, no one reads past the headline. All they do is say,
oh, that's at the top, that must be true. Or sometimes they open it up and look at a couple
of comments and they go along with that. And that leads into social contagion. A lot of people don't even know
where the source of their information comes from. You probably will experience this with people that
you know as well, where they will come up with a narrative that they believe in, and it spreads.
They tell you it. You adopt that narrative. Yes.
We're very sociable people, humans are. We are all susceptible to it.
And peer pressure is the source of it, right?
And that's where the social contagion comes into play,
is that one person hears it and they spread that false content through word of mouth,
and peer pressure forces other people to adopt those beliefs without even knowing the source.
A lot of times with respect to these debunks, people will say,
oh, I thought that was from a video game, right?
And they don't even know that it comes from this Icy Slide account. They don't even know the source of it. They just heard
that through word of mouth, right? And I think if people knew where the source was and where it
really came from, they wouldn't be so sure about these videos being debunked in general. You know,
the second half of that is narrative control, censoring those who are telling the truth.
Because if you're brainwashing people with fake narratives, you can't have somebody out there
going, no, here's the reality telling you the truth about it.
Because if it does, it breaks down the brainwashing.
Or it works both ways,
and they try to create a Streisand effect with it.
Yeah.
Or a lot of it, too, is just throwing out different stuff so people can't tell what's real.
Yeah, exactly.
That's a big part of it.
Exactly.
And you also have the thing you're not saying here
that is the underlying dirty truth is that
you have intelligence agencies all over the world
bro they're all involved you know not just united states oh my god not just the united states it's
like one little piece of it i mean christ you know yeah they probably get so pissed at headquarters
in the u.s like we're getting blamed for fucking everything and half of it is all these other
goddamn more than half of it's all these other goddamn people it's hard to pinpoint i think the scary part about it is what does that do to
people's psychology right to that they see it and i think the thing that i've noticed a lot is that
people they get lied to a lot when you present them with the truth they get very angry
right and they have an emotional reaction to it yes if people that don't get lied to a lot or
don't believe in a lot of lies if they hear something that's not the truth they just don't care right or they hear something that's different
they just oh okay sure like you come and tell me that the sky is green i'm gonna say sure man
whatever i'm not gonna get angry at you and yell at you tell you it's blue you know so and that's
the part where like i think the disinformation is very damaging and that's where we have to be
very careful about government using influencers to push disinformation or
misinformation onto people. There's consequences that come along with it. Hard to determine that
too. Yeah, absolutely. Right. And that's the big part is like, how do I know if something's real
or not? You know what? The sad thing is what will be, will be. That's, that's the one thing I wish
I could tell people sometimes. I understand when people get worked up about stuff they're
passionate about, but like, you know, you just got to do your best with the information you have we are all
susceptible to making mistakes i do it on air publicly right like you know it's that's even
worse i would guess because like you're literally talking to people but i do my best and i think
that's the standard other people show themselves to like if you learn that something's wrong it's
wrong no you know and and say it with the same volume with which you said it in the first place
you know what i mean but it's it is you're right it's a very difficult difficult problem to to
address and if i had the answers for it you and i wouldn't be sitting here talking right now
put it that way i think people need a i wish we taught critical thinking in school right like
that feels like that should be something that people should learn is, okay, don't just read
the headline. Like, we talked, like, the Newsweek article is a great example, right? Like, if you
just read the headline, you think it's debunked. If you dig into it, you realize, like, oh, these
are just subjective statements. Oh, the only factual statement is actually wrong? Like, oh,
okay. That's critical thinking, right? Well, I think it's more, it's more behavioral. It's
because the world shifted, right? And behavior shifted think it's more, it's more behavioral. It's because the world shifted,
right? And behavior shifted with way more information in your face that was packaged
in certain ways such that you were incentivized to scroll more and just read the headline.
Because like, you know, I think I'm really lucky for this, but I can honestly look back on my years
of school and there was one or two schools I didn't like as much as the
others. But overall, especially in the schools I had great experience at throughout my education,
we never had a class called critical thinking. But like, I definitely learned some good critical
thinking there and no one was talking about it because it was right, you know, and once I was
in college, like social media ran the world, right?
High school, it was starting to, but like you were still on the earlier stages of it. So we hadn't
had that full Gen Z, ooh, next TikTok effect, but you're right. It would, now I think people would
benefit from, you know, you don't even have to use heavy terms and call a class critical thinker or something, but have classes that invite great debate, you know, that invite openness to, you know, the fact that someone else may have a different opinion and you know what?
Their intentions aren't bad.
You know, that's the problem with the internet.
We assume the worst intentions. Yeah, that happened to me directly because after the UFO subreddit censored the topic, they created another subreddit that was led and moderated by debunkers who were not trying to solve the case.
And I engaged in that subreddit.
That's when I made my account and said I saw a lot of misinformation posted there.
I said, I'm going to start posting some of my evidence there.
The first thing that they did was they wanted to reprimand me for not believing that the visual effect from a low-quality video game was debunked the videos.
They wanted to literally reprimand me for not believing in the groupthink.
And that's the part that scares me, right, is that this idea that you can't have an opinion that's different, right?
And, you know, one thing I just kind of – to jump into the next thing about this is – or kind of may change gears here.
And I want to make sure we go back to that remote control ability of the plane but just i don't want to forget that i'm
just reminding you know i think that these videos potentially might be one of the last times
that we'll be able to prove a video like this to be real because a lot of stuff that we've talked
about like the ai capabilities that we have nowadays right people are making ai art for me
that is like amazing they're just doing it with a click of a button, right? And these videos, because they go back to
2014, you know, predate a lot of the deep fake, at least commercially available stuff,
and AI technology, which makes it a lot more difficult.
Well, that's where I could push back because that was, and again, it goes back to what the
motive of the person would be and what their position would be. And there's an argument for you, but this stuff did exist.
Yeah, so there it's like one thing I want to point out because we didn't talk about that actually was that let's assume that like the government created this, right?
Because a lot of those requirements you see require military knowledge.
And they had AI.
The Sentient Program was already declassified I think in 2012, which is what operates and controls the satellites and operationalizes them.
So I think you could argue they have AI, right?
The problem is with that is, and this is something I noticed right away about the videos, is if you release this video and you release it to the public as the government, and they never have, right?
If anything, I think they're still hiding it.
But let's say they did.
Like, what is the common person going to think when they look at that? Not people like you or I who are maybe a little bit more open-minded, whatever,
but like, you know, common people who watch CNN, New York Times,
are they going to think that aliens took the plane, right?
Which is what, you know, we might think right away.
My opinion is that they're going to look at that and go,
wait, the government did something here.
U.S. government's responsible,
and they're the ones filming it on two cameras in this video.
They're not going to believe the orbs and zap part. They're just going to go, oh, the government destroyed this plane.
Maybe they blew it up, something else like that, right? And that's why it doesn't really make a
lot of sense from a narrative perspective for why this would be, I would call it a psy-op that the
government made this for whatever reason. And that's why I found these videos so compelling.
If for some reason, like this implicated Russia or China or something like that,
I would be a lot more inclined to be like, yeah the government made this this they're hiding what really happened
to the plane but in this situation that narrative just doesn't make a lot of sense to me so i'm
curious what your thoughts are on that yeah i i mean i'm still processing a lot of it i like i
told you out front in the first podcast we did i have a lot of a lot of skepticism about the veracity of that video
i find the concept though regardless of what that video shows this could be to be a very
possible outcome that's why it's interesting that's why your research is interesting to me
i'm going to chat like i said you know i'm going to challenge you on stuff where i think there
it doesn't hold water but what you're getting at with weapon retesting being potentially at the core of this, no matter what government it is, it's massively interesting with massive implications.
And I'm still – it's tough to process.
But let's not bury it any longer.
Let's go to the remote control possibility so i had i think first brought this up somewhere in our conversation where we were talking about the jeff wise scenario with
russia where he tried to say that the guys went but the the right one of the russians snuck below
into the electrical pit and took control of the aircraft down there depressurized the cockpit
depressurized the passenger area of the plane basically knocking
everyone out and killing them and then flying the plane to fucking kazakhstan or something
and people were saying it would not even be possible to to from that spot hack into and
take complete control of the aircraft and fly it which was a very interesting oversight because
jeff wise has covered aviation for so long i'm still a little clueless on that one. But the other concept that people threw out in tandem with when that
conversation started was, but is it possible that the plane could have been taken control of by a
very powerful system on the ground somewhere and remote control controlled.
Is that, based on research you've seen, is that, was that possible at that time?
Honestly, I saw the same thing you did in terms of them claiming that it wasn't possible,
right? So I haven't dug too much into it just because I don't find a lot of evidence for it
that stands up. But if we are kind of
speculating that the U.S. government is involved and they have the type of technology that we see
in the videos, then I would have to say that they must have technology that can remote control
plane. And I've seen some claims out there that say that, yes, you know, it is possible,
you know, using some advanced technology and that even maybe these AWACS can jam the plane and jam the signals, which could be why these radar, this radar data is so unreliable and indicates, you know, movements that aren't possible for the plane.
And that's why initially I was kind of on this espionage scenario.
And that has been thrown out there a lot with the remote control.
The issue with a lot of those arguments is they have this plane going to a
military base that's 1,500 miles away,
and it's like, how did it get there? What base?
This base is called Diego Garcia
in the Indian Ocean, which I think we'll talk
about in a minute, but
that's a big part of it. It's like, how does it get there
if you remote control it? Do you really need to have the
plane be remote controlled? Again,
I haven't really ruled that out at all.
It could be a possibility. Let's say this plane was depressurized and even in the fire scenario
you know maybe the pilots could not maybe they were incapacitated um maybe there was a
depressurization in the cockpit as well and you know maybe they had those masks and they were
using them but i don't know if that that oxygen will last long enough so there's a lot of different
scenarios where potentially you know they might need a remote control to be able to move this plane.
So if there is more evidence that comes up for that,
I would definitely include it in my,
you know,
my overall theory.
That's fat.
Cause I don't know shit about fuck with that.
It's fascinating,
but you know how possible.
And again,
you could be looking at weaponry you don't know about.
So I guess in that way,
but it's certainly,
it's certainly interesting, but you also have been know about, so I guess in that way. But it's certainly interesting.
But you also have been talking about,
and we definitely talked about this before camera too earlier a little bit,
but you got off it because there's a lot there.
But the potential leaker of this,
you said something like you're 99% sure of who it is?
Yeah, before we jump into that,
I don't think we touched on why this is teleportation.
Oh, I just left people with a cliffhanger. Okay. Yeah, but before we jump into that i don't think we touched on why this is teleportation which i just left people with a clip with a cliffhanger okay yeah but we'll jump
into that so in a minute we're going to talk about why i think we know who this person is did we talk
about the you talked about the chinese teleport we talked about quantum teleportation but there's
other possibilities you talked about invisibility right so let's go the reason why we think it's
teleportation pretty conclusively is first of of all, the plane disappears from spacetime instantly.
It's just gone.
The zap is cold.
So this is an endothermic event that we're seeing in here.
So it's not necessarily an explosion that we're seeing.
It's not cloaking because the smoke trail stops.
When you say it's endothermic for people
speaking English out there? Yeah, so exothermic would be an event that's like an explosive event where things are exploding apart, where energy is being released.
This is where energy is being absorbed.
Got it.
Okay, so that's what endothermic would mean.
Again, it's not cloaking because the smoke trail stops.
So even we looked into this a lot, thinking maybe this is some form of cloaking.
But even if you mask every single electromagnetic signature
to the point where these IR cameras can't see the plane
at all, the byproducts should still be coming.
You would see just this smoke trail floating freely.
That's what I would expect cloaking to look like.
It can't be annihilation.
I initially thought this might be an annihilation event.
But unless they're somehow able to violate E equals MC squared,
the mass, the energy has to go somewhere.
So, again, the second law of thermodynamics is energy, mass is not either created or destroyed.
It simply changes forms.
What that would mean is that if this mass is destroyed, there would be a huge energetic release.
And when we look at the zap, we see, you know, sure, there's a little flash.
But based on the amount of mass we see there, a whole part of the planet would have been destroyed based on that.
You know, think of like an atom bomb and the size of that compared to the size of the plane.
Again, when we look at this stuff in the movies or you look at it in theoretical physics and science, it's always taking place, it seems like, most of it in outer space.
And this is right there.
And so the mass and energy has to go somewhere.
And so that's really what leads us back to teleportation.
Now, about
teleportation, there's actually a few possibilities here
as well, which aren't fully understood.
You know, it could go to another dimension,
if we believe in multidimensional theory, which we were talking about before.
Shout out Brian Keating.
Could go to another planet, somewhere else in the universe,
right? Could just go super far away.
Could go to the future. We talked about time dilation, Could just go super far away. Could go to the future.
We talked about time dilation, how time dilation is real.
So the faster and further you go, then theoretically the further in the future you're going to show up.
Even though in your frame of reference, it may be a very small period of time.
You still, from the observer, they're going to see a very long period of time go by.
So the same idea as the Matthew McConaughey situation.
The faster that you're going towards the speed of light, the slower your frame of reference is going to be going,
you're going to be experiencing time at a normal rate, but the people outside are going to be
experiencing a much higher rate. And then the last is just another point on Earth, you know,
may just teleport somewhere else nearby, right? We've also speculated that perhaps this teleportation
event, the cold event that we see, is somehow absorbing the energy from the lithium-ion batteries, cooling them to a point where the fire is being put out in them. This is
another support for why this might be saving the plane. Now again, fully understanding all that,
it's very speculative, but it seems to line up with the motive of this plane being doomed.
One thing about teleportation is you can't break causality, right? So you can go forward in time,
but if you go backwards in time,
then you need to go to another universe, multiverse, another timeline, right?
Because otherwise, you know, you kill your mom, now you don't exist anymore
kind of situation comes into play.
We think there might be limitations too.
I don't think this is a type of like unlimited technology.
Like maybe you have to do this in the sky
because we see that this is something that's like completely around why would how do you make that determination um because if it's something on the
ground like we're sitting on right now then you're gonna what teleport the the ground with you right
so there might be some limitations where this has to be above in the air in outer space but maybe
not even on the water wait teleport the ground with you, but... Okay, continue.
Because the idea is these spheres are circling around the entire plane, right?
So in three dimensions.
So then it would be going into the ground.
Exactly. You got it. Yeah.
So, I mean, I don't know. We're just speculative.
But I wonder if I'm thinking of this too much like Earth-centric
by assuming that for the purposes of the type of experimentation we're doing the ground is different than the oxygen in the atmosphere in that circulation it's hard to say
it's less dense but you know yeah it definitely is but yeah exactly is there ways to get around
that not sure i even asked salvador pious if like objects can go through solid matter as opposed to
you know just water and air because his trans medium craft using inertial
mass reduction seems like it would go through space water and air but can it go through solid
mass that's still unknown he actually didn't answer that question is this making sense to you
all right keep going yeah so why might you teleport a plane? You might teleport to hide the plane.
So this point where they did this might be a spot where other spy satellites weren't looking.
You might have done it to put the fire out, which we speculated, to save them.
And then, yeah, I think we hit the other points.
So that's kind of the information about why we think this is teleportation.
And it doesn't leave a lot of room for other options.
But, you know, of course, I'm trying trying to stay open especially with the physics side of it I think having an open mind in terms of what we're
dealing with physics perspective is really important absolutely so you want to dig into
agent 370 the person who I think potentially this is the cliffhanger I just I didn't mean to do that
people I'm sorry but it's his fault yeah so yeah you said
something like correct me if I'm wrong but you were like 99 sure it's this person yeah I don't
think we could ever find anybody who checks more boxes so okay hopefully people watch the first
part of this because really I think that now that we've looked into the videos in this much depth
we have a good idea of the mindset and psychological profile for someone we're looking at so i also did in my head
because i've done this before where i have people in here who are on a roll and we do too yeah in
my head just for people out there as i got in in through that for was going through that first
podcast we were doing the conversation i set it up so that these can stand on their own meaning
if you are currently watching part two right now
Part one is kind of like if you were watching
What's a good example? Like if you were watching the Lord of the Rings series and then you went back and watched The Hobbit when they made it afterwards
It's similar. It's a we covered we went through and litigated all
Basically like the list of main evidence the Ashton came up with around the case
We went into a little bit more the basics basics of the case itself, if you were less familiar, but it should be fine. Just like Matt LaCroix's two
episodes, very similar, like you can watch the second first. But yeah, I would recommend after
you finish this, if you enjoyed it, to go back and watch the first, because there's a lot of
information and background on the case there. But continue, Ashton.
No, that's a good point. And I will actually repeat some of this information as well here. So I've already put in pending Freedom of Information Act requests
to the FBI and NCIS about the case because this person, as we talked about, would have gotten
caught. They used a Citrix session. Assuming these videos are real, they're not going to be
able to hide their identity theoretically on this front. How good are you at navigating FOIAs?
I've gotten a lot better, but I was generally not very good at them in general to begin with.
You should talk with our friend Matt Cox. He did 13 in prison and he became a writer while
he was doing it. He was a FOIA expert, like on his own case and on everyone else's cases. So
you should talk to him. Yeah, that sounds like a good idea. Yeah, please do. Because yeah,
I mean, a lot of it has to do with finding the right,
first of all, government organization,
and then figuring out, like, even figuring out
what kind of data sets are available.
They don't give you anything, right?
You just have to guess.
So from what we figured out before,
this leaker is most likely U.S. personnel,
U.S. military personnel, likely an operator,
likely had an emotional reaction based on the fact that
Regicide Anon received the videos four days later based on their description. The HUD data was
removed. They cropped out the drone of the satellite video, which was the first video
that was leaked, and that they likely had to convince Regicide Anon that the videos were
authentic due to the long time between when they received them and when they uploaded them,
in addition to the fact that Regicide Anon later on argued for the authenticity of the videos were authentic due to the long time between when they received them and when they uploaded them, in addition to the fact that Regicide
Anon later on argued for the authenticity of the
videos.
So I thought, okay, we've got this psychological profile
of the person one day. Maybe I'll dig around
and I looked up everybody who had been charged with
espionage, will for
retention of classified data, will for retention of
national security documents.
And then I ran across Lieutenant
Commander Edward C. Lynn.
And Lieutenant...
Dun, dun, dun.
He's the one who checked, excuse me, all the boxes.
So right away, he flew in the Lockheed Martin EP-3 Ares II,
which has the real-time tactical SIGINT
and full motion video intelligence capabilities.
The crew fuses collected intelligence
along with off-board data
to create battlefield situational
awareness to me this explains exactly what we're looking at in our quote-unquote satellite video
he had experience in signals intelligence sigint which we've been talking about here
for the last two podcasts he flew in the special project squadron 2 wizards vpu2 his last
deployment was february 2014 to 2016, which he did not finish
because he was arrested in September of 2015. The FBI ran a sting operation on him beginning
in August of 2015 to try to prove that he was somehow a traitor. The charges would have resulted
in life in prison, so he was facing full life over this. First major incident of an espionage by an
active duty member of the Navy since the end of the Cold War. There was a heavily redacted charge
sheet. They redacted all the dates, all the names, etc. The dates were the most interesting to me,
because if he did leak the videos, the dates would be damning in terms of showing that the
charges are related to the videos, based on the descriptions that we've seen in those videos.
He was privy to the Navy's black program portfolio,
so he had top-secret government clearance
and access to compartmentalized information as well.
He had knowledge that could be extremely useful
to potential U.S. adversaries.
There was growing doubt as to whether or not the government could actually prove it was a spy case,
and later on, they admitted that it wasn't really a spy case,
that there was no evidence that Edward C. Lin ever exchanged any sensitive information with anyone from China.
He was a naturalized Taiwanese-American.
The defense argued that the classified information in question is available
on the internet.
In 2014, Lynn accidentally
left two flight manifests in his
flight suit from a deployment that included
search and rescue code names.
I can't think of any other situation
in 2014 other than this. This is the
biggest one. We found another
article that's... Well, in fairness, on that one
there probably were other ones that you didn't hear about, or... Maybe. I mean, there's a lot that happens. But I
mean, that's the big one. And interestingly enough, there was another article that somebody sent me
that for some reason, it was about him and his case. At the very top, it actually had a different
spy plane in a picture of it that in the description said this spy plane was in the middle of the
search for MH370, which seemed like a very odd connection to have in the top of a case about
this guy, which seemed to indicate that his job was potentially similar to those jobs.
He was abused while in pretrial detainment by something called the Goon Squad, which was
reported. He complained about them ruffling his cell,
taking information that was privy for just his lawyer from him,
and putting him out in the cold, as well as somebody else.
He spent 646 days in pretrial detainment.
They wanted to make sure this guy was not talking to anybody.
How, again, you said this at the very beginning,
and I believe I'm trying to process it all.
How, again, did you first come across this guy?
I was searching and Googling everywhere.
I looked up people that there's like Wikipedia lists for everybody who's been charged with these various offenses.
So you were looking for offenses.
I couldn't find anyone from there.
I looked up all the big people that have been charged with all these willful attention classified information.
Most of them got like slaps on the wrist, like one year, three years.
Some of them got up to 10 years.
And did you say in here that there's listings on where he was deployed?
Yeah, so he was deployed in Hawaii from – that last one was from February 2014 to March 2016.
That's interesting for a whole lot of reasons.
Oh, I don't – okay.
So that's where Snowden was.
Oh, was it? That's where – now I – And I looked up Snowden, Chelsea Mann, and all't, okay. So that's where Snowden was. Oh, was it?
That's where, no.
And I looked up Snowden, Chelsea Mann, and all these other people.
That doesn't mean that this guy had, that does not mean this guy had any access to the NSA's heartbeat stuff there.
But that is, they put some interesting things there.
And Hawaii, we were on the phone with that guy this morning who was telling us about this. Hawaii has some oversight.
Some government offices there will have oversight of things in the Pacific.
Really?
Well, there we go.
That's another connection that I didn't even know existed.
That doesn't need to mean anything, but it's worth saying.
It could.
Yeah.
So he ended up taking a plea deal for nine years.
Got nine years after the plea deal with three years
suspended at the end so theoretically he got out a couple years ago potentially what was the exact
charge like espionage so interestingly enough he accepted responsibility for the offenses he was
actually guilty of which was not espionage just the two charges of uh disseminating or retaining
classified information they keep they keep it pretty big. Nine years.
Nine years for that under a plea deal.
If you look at other people who had similar charges for willful retention of classified information
or mishandling classified information, they didn't get nine years, not after a plea deal.
I guess we're going to find out with Trump.
Yeah.
So this guy, they threw the book at him.
So I don't think we're going to find somebody that fits the bill more than this.
I mean, the signals intelligence part right away, the whole thing we've been talking about here in the last two podcasts is signals intelligence.
Now, another piece that I kind of put together last night is that you think about that emotional reaction and the reaction that most people have when they look at this.
They go, this has to be non-human intelligence on these videos.
You know, he probably didn't even realize the significance of what he was leaking. We've been talking about now, just recently, what are the implications of this?
Could this lead to weapons of mass destruction?
And I could see a scenario where he didn't think what he was doing was wrong initially.
He was cropping out all the information that might be sensitive.
And then later on, they convince him, NCIS, the FBI, that, hey, you really—
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You know, these other foreign countries are now going to be able to catch up to this hyper-advanced technology that we've been hiding.
And therefore, he says, okay, yes, I am very sorry for my actions.
He issued a very apology.
He said he wanted to be held as an example for, so that future people won't have to make the same mistakes that he does.
Oh, how nice of him.
Yeah.
So, I mean, imagine this guy's psychological state, though, right now, if he is the guy
where we ignored these videos for nine years.
Can we Google him, Edward C. Lynn?
Yeah, you're going to find a lot of them.
One of them is the strange case of Edward C. Lynn, where none of this whole charge has
really made sense from a public perspective.
Now, you are probably, if I'm going to be fair and balanced here you're probably
a little too far
saying 99% I understand
why you're looking at this so interesting
I will say
it is certainly
questionable
this guy
you have found someone
who some timelines and places and dates and things can fit.
Yeah.
I can't.
If somebody can find somebody better, then I would be happy to look at him.
But I looked really hard.
I wish people would look.
Because if we can find somebody who fits the bill better than this guy, I'll be blown away.
Because if we can find somebody who fits the bill better than him, then I'm sure that's the person.
Look at that he confessed to telling a recently retired taiwanese naval officer and others some highly classified details about the u.s navy's weapons programs
including the wrong rank long-range anti-ship missile under development the high-speed rail gun
and the laser weapon system being tested in the persian gulf also not too too far away
there yeah according to statements made at a recent motion he'd been talking about other technology as
well right so this seems like a guy who could have said hey mh370 is never going to get solved
right bustamante would put him in prison for life be like fuck this guy he had actually like he
worked as a on the nuclear i think he worked on nuclear weapons as well so they give this guy! He had actually, like, he worked on the nuclear, I think he worked on nuclear weapons as well.
So they give this guy, like, the highest levels of clearance and security.
Yeah.
The highest levels of trust.
This is also in the article.
Edward Lynn is facing charges of espionage and attempted espionage, but a Navy Times investigation found scant evidence that Lynn was a spy.
That's an interesting sentence.
Yep.
And that's why they said the quote about it ended up really being a spy case
and that really they argued that a lot of what was out there was misinformation about this guy,
which makes sense if you're trying to obfuscate what he was really charged with, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
It wasn't, you're saying it's not willful, it's careless.
Yeah.
The other part too is that, yeah.
But this would have been willful if he did this.
It's willful, but yeah yeah also a bit careless right like he did reduce some of the information out there and
didn't and didn't try to get it all leaked a spy would have just given it to china and not put it
on the internet too right so it seems like he was trying to get the case solved maybe maybe but you
could argue that like spies gave assange stuff right i think it depends on who it is and what
the mission is.
But that's interesting.
Yeah, it's really interesting too. So, I mean, this is a pretty big podcast.
So if he comes to me and says, hey, man, I'm not the guy.
You've been talking about me and I'm not the guy.
Then, yeah, I'll probably move away from it.
Oh, yeah, because he might be out of the slammer now.
Oh, he is out, I think.
I mean, based on the timeline.
Well, he got sentenced to nine in 2015.
He got three years shaved off too now that's fetty time so they don't you serving that shit so he probably got on like 2021 okay all right yeah
because it would be six for that which eddie lynn baby step up i mean here's the thing if he steps
up like there's this whistleblower law that's like getting passed right now for uaps
whatever right i mean if he came out as a whistleblower under that protection i would
highly recommend you just not do that i'm just i don't know if he's going to get the protection
not an attorney but i would say that he needs a full pardon if he's the guy then in my opinion
he deserves it i don't know i don't know everyone will agree well i can tell you the entire u.s
government won't agree with you on that and that will never fucking happen because they'll view this the complete opposite as you they don't
want and and again and that's if this is the u.s government with this one you know which also i
mean you gotta leave that open i'd like to think we're the ones who have weapons like this if this
did in fact happen yeah but i don't know well we're the ones filming so to me they're the ones
implicated first unless they try to give a story
that somebody else pulled this off.
It's going to be tough to explain.
Right, but isn't that like a,
like, let's say you're right,
and they were trying to save it.
It's a noble thing to do.
100%.
Obviously, it would appear they failed,
but I mean, that was nice of them.
Yeah, I mean, maybe they failed, maybe not.
We don't really know what happened to this plane.
We know it didn't seem to crash anywhere.
We didn't find it anywhere.
Never found it.
Yeah, so that's interesting.
And we talked about the whole debris debacle in the other podcast we did.
But, I mean, you talked to that Lady Florence, right?
That French woman?
Yeah.
So she was in a netflix documentary she ended up with
this whole theory that somehow there was this smuggled like technology on the plane going to
china and she went like outside if i remember correctly she went it wasn't having to do
necessarily with that semiconductor company and the employees on there but she was just talking
about some some tech that somehow ended up on the plane in general. And so it was shot down on the way there. She also did seem to rule
out so many other things along the way. I kind of wondered if she wanted that to be true because
she wrote a whole book on it. She monetized it, whatever. But you had a chance to talk with her
for a while, right? Yeah. So what did you share with her? I shared with her everything about the case.
And I have to keep a lot of this
close to my vest, so
what I'll say is that she expressed to me that
the position from the Netflix documentary was not accurate
to what her real opinion is.
How so?
That she didn't think the plane was shot down. She said that
very clearly. But she said that.
I'd have to go back and look again.
What I'm telling you right now is that she told me she did not think
the plane was shot down.
Someone in the comments who's seen it recently
talk about that.
But I remember in that doc,
they had two different,
they had Jeff, it was three episodes,
and there were at least two different points
across that episodes where they went into story mode
and Jeff Wise starts telling a story and they had all kinds of b-roll that they filmed and then they had one
where she did it and i i believe she said that therefore the the the plane was stopped from
getting to try i don't know if she used the word shot down but i mean my guess is that they
misconstrued it yeah do you remember that? I can't remember that.
Yeah.
Interesting.
Okay.
Continue.
But yeah,
so that's what she told me straight up.
And I actually had the same opinion as you.
I was like,
Oh,
I thought you said you shot it,
shot down.
She said,
no,
that's misconstrued or what have you.
Um,
the only other thing is I'll say is she was not against the idea of
teleportation.
I thought,
you know,
most people like Jeff wise definitely does not think that that's
possible.
Right.
Um,
from my interactions with him.
But she was actually the most open-minded of all.
And I thought I had really high respect for her.
I think she deserves vindication as well in addition to a lot of these other people.
Because if that story has been misconstrued, just like you think she said the plane was shot down, and that's not true.
If that's true that she was misconstrued, then I feel bad for her.
Yeah, exactly. And that's what I thought too from talking to her. That's why my
opinion of her is that she deserves vindication, that she's somebody who's a very respected
journalist, that she's somebody who takes it very seriously. Have you read her book?
I've been trying to read it. I want to say yes so that she doesn't, when she watches this,
she doesn't get upset about it. I haven't read it, but I'm curious to see if she says that.
I was very impressed when I started reading the book that it's a very in-depth look at the situation not just so you started wild
allegations yep i've read part of it i haven't got through the entire thing um just because i've
been very busy but i do plan to finish it um and yeah i think that she's a very good author um and
that she's a serious journalist and she's been trying to tutor me as well on the journalistic
side for for me to avoid some of the speculation which I think you've probably challenged me on as well for the same reasons.
Because she says that, you know, the more you speculate on that, the more you open yourself up to criticism.
Good advice.
And that's, again, that's why I think that she's, you know, I find her highly credible.
Now, some of the things that she actually did a statement or a presentation.
And in the presentation, she argues that quite a bit of information that I think is really interesting. Wait. Now, hold on a presentation. And in the presentation, she argues that quite a bit of information
that I think is really interesting.
Wait, now, hold on a second.
Alessi just pulled this up and he's pointing it out.
Where's this article from?
March 2021.
What really happened to flight MH370
in the disappearing act, which is her book.
French journalist, Florence DeChanghi
presents her theory.
Hong Kong based correspondent, Florence DeChanghi
believes that the plane was shot
down and the truth covered up. Go down.
Is there a quote? Go down. Yeah, that's what I want to see.
God damn it, it's behind a paywall.
Alright, type in
Florence DeChangie
Alright, you're already ahead of me. Good.
Alright, go to
Is that the one you were just on?
There's another one. Alright, hit that.
Hit the Guardian. the guardian is usually free
ok and Netflix
well that's the Netflix one
where she claims she was taken out of context
so I want to find something
well I mean let's see if there's any quotes though right
Florence DeChengy book
yeah but let's assume that the quotes
let's give her the benefit of the doubt
say those quotes are taken out of context
I want to see from her book
book theory you got it you're fucking all over it bro okay go down go down go down
all right yeah yeah news.com au here we go this is march 2021 bang please don't be behind a fucking
paywall is the internet crapping out?
Good. An investigative reporter has made incredible claims against governments describing a disinformation plot to hide the, quote, real truth about the doomed flight.
I'm not good at that. uh yeah mh370 flight claims the malaysian airlines plane was brought down by u.s government alleging
the entire mystery surrounding the missing aircraft has been manufactured to tie the
to hide the truth the 400 page book the disappearing act the impossible case of mh370
written by florence de cheng he makes a number of incredible claims against the u.s
insisting its military used advanced jamming technology to make the 777 aircraft
invisible to nearby radars before shooting it down.
Now, this is a write-up from her book, though.
So, if you look at the quotes there, it says, simply not possible for Boeing 777s to have
disappeared.
This is the part where when you read news articles, and it goes back to critical thinking,
right, is that when someone editorializes, which are what things that are not in quotes are
go down it's different than when you look at someone's actual quotes directly right
so that's why okay when i when i uh when i came when it came to the art of bungling a search
operation providing a deliberate or accidental information australia ran malaysia pretty close
that was her quote large tracks haven't been
searched fully go down go down go down all right right here the new analysis go down keep going
fuck i would find it hard to believe that all kinds of once i start seeing like this is now
we're not just talking about the netflix
documentary this is two years before now in 2021 we're talking about when her book comes out
and all the authors are saying the same thing that she said it was shot down so are all these
different publications we're seeing it from wrong hold on is there a write-up on the book
based on looking out here the book hints into international cover-up has been collateral
damage for years the family family's been longing.
The official version is served by the family.
I'm reading through quotes on Amazon right now based on the book.
Go down to see if there's a description on the book.
No, these are just comments.
God damn it.
There, maybe it's this. The incident was inexplicable
in a world defined
writing for LeMond in the days and months after the
plane's disappearance journalist Florence DeCenghi
closely documented the chaotic
whatever whatever whatever now DeCenghi offers
her explanation drawing together countless
eyewitnesses press releases
independent investigative reports and expert opinion
disappearing act offers an eloquent and deeply unnerving narrative of what happened to the mission aircraft.
Yeah, they're leaving a cliffhanger because they don't want to tell you what it is.
But type in, did Florence DeChengy say in book, hold on, hold on.
Let me run through this.
Did Florence DeChingy say in book
plane shot down?
New book.
Author reveals her startling new theory.
Daily Mail. Here we go.
March 2021. Go down.
Florence DeChingy has been reporting
on it in the 400-page book.
She argues the current periods' theories are off
the mark and that there has been a combined effort to cover
the truth of what happened. Instead,
this is from the Daily Mail. This is all over
the world, dude. She suggests the plane could
have been downed by the U.S. Air Force in an attempt
to intercept the plane and confiscate
cargo and route to Beijing.
Go down. I want to see words with quotes
too because that's the only thing we're looking for now after the author at the at the changi writes it is not
possible for a boeing 777 to simply disappear she calls it a greatest mystery go down go down
at this point the burden of proof is on her because i'm fully buying that she said it was
shot down i heard her i know I heard her say it in that documentary
Like from her own fucking mouth and she wrote a whole book and sold it on this thing about it
And she was always talking about the Americans the Americans the Americans so I I at this point do not believe her at all
It's gonna take a quote saying that I do not believe the plane was shot down for me to believe that.
And the cage of, here's another one, the advance of the search,
it's been deployed at many different means, were deployed at the same time,
go down, go down, there's no U-turn, she claims, hold on, do you see quotes in there somewhere?
De Changi argues that the simplest explanation, the MH370 crashed in the China Sea shortly after
it was last seen on regional signals, was quashed and tampered with in record time.
Yada, yada, yada.
Okay, for security reasons about the Iranians.
Go down, go down.
All right, right in here.
Let's check this.
Go down.
Go down.
I don't know if we're going to find it. I don't want to... It's possible that the pilot and co-pilot
attempted to take a shortcut
to reach Chinese airspace more quickly,
but their attempt to escape the clutches
of the U.S. planes failed.
Quote,
the shooting down could have been a blunder.
This is her quote, she writes,
but it could have also been a last resort
to stop the plane and special cargo
from falling into Chinese hands.
Those are her words.
So I do not believe her.
That's not credible.
Well, we'll see what she says in the future.
Yeah, good luck.
Come at me.
She can sit in that fucking seat.
I'll grill her like a Philly cheesesteak.
It will not go well for her.
I mean, that's, dude, this is us just looking with me craning my head on the size small font on a TV in the middle of a podcast recording.
And I'm finding evidence of that. Yeah, no, I think that my editorialization would be that she's probably looking at all
theories because she knew, just like Jeff Wise knew, that, you know, a plane can't just
crash into the ocean without leaving signs of it crashing into the ocean, right?
Yeah, I don't disagree with that at all.
So...
I think they're right about that.
I think that one interesting thing, though, is about the passengers, right?
A lot of people ask me, well, what happened to the passengers in this situation?
Yeah, we started to talk about that earlier.
So, interestingly enough, the families of the victims never believed the official story.
We've got multiple videos out there that show people going on CNN months later.
The girlfriend of Philip Wood, Danica Wells, whose husband was on the plane,
they all just completely didn't believe it. And a lot of people just aligned that to grief related to the passengers.
But, you know, I think that they really had the same theory that maybe Florence and Jeff had, which is that something isn't right here, right?
And since then, the family's all gone silent.
People ask me, has any family members reached out to me?
They still have not, no.
Well, it's only been two and a half months, in all fairness.
I mean, I would have thought they would have, to be honest you but still i'm just i'm just pointing out as a fact
um and i haven't reached out to them i don't plan to uh if alive you know the passengers could have
been returned to their countries in exchange for their silence china would easily be able to keep
people quiet china would but there were a lot of countries involved there man yeah most were chinese
or malaysian they're really the top three were China, Malaysia, and Indonesia had like about 11,
and then it teeters off to just a couple.
Now, the American ones would have been the hardest ones.
Yeah, good luck with that.
But what they might have done with that was put them in witness protection,
theoretically, give them a new identity, go silent,
maybe even pay them off, right?
Yeah, and not people can tell us.
We're totally theoretically speculating.
Yeah, this is all theoretical.
Right.
Some of them could be alive on some military base
where the plane potentially went.
Florence Ochangy did an interesting presentation
where she had some intelligence that said that
one of the nephews, the nephews of one of the pilots
was told that his uncle was collateral damage.
The French father, we think we spoke to...
Who told him that?
Yeah, the nephew.
I guess some intelligence source went up to the nephew
and told him that the pilot was...
his uncle was collateral damage.
Pretty wild.
That's a really awful thing to say to somebody.
But it's actually...
But you think about it from the context
of what we've been talking about here,
and it's like, huh, that's interesting.
Even without the context of what we're talking about it's probably technically true but
that's a fucked up thing to say yeah the french father uh was told that the two there was two
awacs in the area and the americans knew what happened to the plane yeah that guy is convinced
yeah yeah that dude is yeah and then uh former head of indonesian police said they knew what
really happened to mh370 and they've been told by their Malaysian counterpart. That's a pretty bizarre statement to say. Former head of Indonesian police.
So yeah, these are all quotes. Who did he say that to? I don't know who exactly he said that to. I'd
have to look it up. But this is in Florence's presentation that she had. You can watch it and
listen to it. Okay. And this is where she talks about how she knew she smelled, quote unquote,
smelled a rat in terms of the situation here
and how something had to be wrong.
I think there was also a statement as well
that cast a doubt on the official story
related to the Chinese.
I think it was a Chinese ambassador
to Malaysia, if I say that correctly,
that said it was a very complicated situation,
which isn't something you really say
unless there's something amiss here
that you're trying to obfuscate.
But that's not as strong as these other statements that I've listed out there.
So that's, again, I don't know what happened to the passengers.
I, again, want to say that my deepest sympathies to the victims of the passengers
and that how hard this situation had to be to go through.
But I hope that they find solace and peace, and I think that's part of the reason why we're doing this. Yeah, it's very sad to this day because they live in limbo in a lot of ways.
It's like we talked about on the previous episode, the cell phone signals happening days later with rings, even one incoming call.
There's video of it too.
It's like you are talking about unpeeling some crazy, crazy shit.
But like, what are you, so you wrote a letter to Congress on October 21st.
And what, and you got it condensed into four pages, which is actually pretty impressive,
given all the points here.
What specifically did you say and what, I mean, you're looking for a hearing, I guess, right?
Yeah, I mean, ultimately, it's all the same evidence that we just disclosed here.
But I think that we have enough evidence that presents that we could convince enough people in Congress
to have an open hearing and investigation into this.
Whether or not this is non-human intelligence or reverse engineered technology that I happen to think it is,
to me, one leads to the other.
And even if Congress doesn't care about, you know, the cause here,
if this can show that there's a black budget program out there,
like I think that Congress cares about the money, right?
And when I was listening to those UIP hearings,
that's something that I heard people that are even skeptical of the claims
still say, well, if money is being misappropriated,
then let's dig into that.
And from even listening to Tim Burschett, like he says that, you know,
the Pentagon can never pass an audit, right? That they can't account for like basically a ton of
the money that's out there. Let's at least look into that from that perspective, right? Even if
people don't want to get closure for these people who have been lied to, gaslit, vilified incorrectly,
let's at least look into this and figure out, okay, what is happening here? Why are we paying $10,000 for a toilet seat or whatever else they're doing? Because I think
that's probably how they're pulling this off, right? In all fairness, not that you shouldn't
have wrote the letter and asked for it, but what is the incentive for Congress on an almost 10-year-old
case where only three Americans died out in the middle of fucking nowhere and in eastern Asia what is the incentive for them to have an open hearing on something like
this and get the public wondering not about if these are aliens if they can't
successfully try to just turn it into that versus you know keeping them off of
the fact that maybe they're even if it's not our own, that some government
out there has weapons like this. Like, what is the incentive to do that? I'm trying to put myself in
the shoes and I hope I never, ever have to know what those shoes are like. Someone up in fucking
DC as a congressman or senator saying, yeah, we should have a hearing on this. Like, what's the
point? Yeah. And I talked to my own congressperson's aides as well. And they pretty much said,
in order to understand Congress, you have to realize that everybody has their own motivations
and intentions. Yeah, no shit, Sherlock. And the thing about it is that the Congress people that
are in there right now are not potentially the same people that were there in 2014. Some of them
sure are, but a lot of them may not be. So, you know, they have their own motivations as well.
The people that I wrote and sent this letter to, which I mailed it to a dozen congressmen and
three senators as well, are across the political spectrum. They are not necessarily the people that
I think might all believe in this, but people that I think would have different motivations for it.
Some may have their own political gains, right? How did you determine that?
I pretty much just looked up a list and I picked all the people that were related to the UAP
hearings. And then I added to it people that I thought were prominent, people that were outspoken,
people that would either be interested in the money aspect angle of it, people that are
interested in the UAP angle, people that are interested in just getting to the truth,
or people that are interested in their own political motivations, interestingly enough.
So I looked at it from that four different angles and thought, okay, if we're going to reach people in Congress,
it can't just be about one thing. It's like, okay, you want political clout, you know,
you want to increase your profile, send it to some people like that. You know, if you want to
get to the truth in general about corruption and conspiracies in the government, which I think
there's a number of people who are trying to fight for that in Congress and the Senate.
And then again, if they're interested in the black budget programs and the misappropriation of money.
And then the last are the people that are interested in the UAP phenomenon who want to get to the bottom of that.
So I think that kind of broaching it from all those different topics might be enough.
And ultimately, at the end of the day, I just want to get the truth.
So I just want the hearing because the evidence is a ton here. And a lot of this stuff is verifiable to the degree where, you know, if this is the guy,
you know,
all we have to do is declassify or like,
uh,
you know,
unredact some of these things and we're going to figure it out right away.
Yeah.
Right.
That,
that is one thing I don't think they'd ever talk about because that's already
been litigated with him too,
with other things.
And he's out now.
Right.
He's out.
He's got no incentive to do it at this point.
Not really.
And like,
we're living in a world where, like, Assange is in the bottom of a fucking hellish prison for nothing, technically.
Yeah, Snowden's hiding in Russia or whatever, right?
It's like...
So, you know, there's...
It's brutal.
There's stuff that, quite frankly, through no fault of your own, is well above your pay grade.
But, you know, the other question i had here is and
you've addressed this in some ways throughout the day but we just spent so much time going through
the science of how this would work given future weaponry and you mentioned that that's what you
got to after initially thinking ufos but even after what you found, do you still think there's a small possibility that perhaps this is some sort of extraterrestrial event?
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, going back to like am I really tied to any one narrative?
I never have been.
But I also like to be open about my opinion as well.
So I think there's still a chance it could be some type of non-human intelligence situation.
If you believe that type of scenario, then I think people should definitely look at the 4chan leaks there were some uh oh boy
you know someone posted on 4chan long story short they argue that there are some underwater
bases that are producing uaps to spec and anything that goes near them just gets zapped and disappears
and i thought that was interesting about the part of the disappearing yeah but it's 4chan
yeah sure i mean i bet i get some interesting things coming out of there.
Yeah.
But I think that some of the stuff they weave together, the story they weave together,
requires a lot of creative thought, but then you also had all this background of UFO-ology in addition to it.
And the fact that they were answering questions in real time, I also thought was pretty interesting.
But so, I mean, just even believing in non-human intelligence requires a certain level of disbelief to be suspended, right?
So that's why I would say if that is your kind of line of thought, might look at that because I
think that there is arguments that can be made there which can help say, okay, maybe this plane
got to the wrong spot and we were filming it and we just happened to be filming at the exact right
moment with the right assets filming down from two different angles and then zap, this plane disappears, right? There's also a lot of other different
narratives that you could believe. There's hybrid narratives with all this stuff too.
Some people argue that the non-human intelligence are working with the humans and what have you.
To me, I just like to try to keep it as simple as possible. Like, okay, to me, the simplest solution
is we're the ones filming it. We're in charge of this. We're the ones who pulled it off, right?
And everything else,
if people are going to present those arguments,
for me to at least believe them,
they need to present some evidence
that goes along with it.
Like, okay, why is Russia now the ones who are China,
the ones who did this?
Or why is this now non-human intelligence that's required,
even though we can use science
and explain everything that we see?
So yeah, I think there's a lot of different angles.
You can even take more esoteric angles.
Like the funnest one, I think, is that AI you know, the AI has taken over the world and the sentient program is the one that's in charge of all this, right?
And the sentient program is the one that did this, the AI program.
You could also make arguments, very esoteric arguments like, oh, these are angels or, you know, something like that or that, you know, something else is benevolent that's saving this plane that's
more metaphysical yeah and that's where i mean we've had guys on this podcast who have talked
about some arguments that happen even within the government on things like not related to mh370 but
on general ideas about unidentified phenomenon being biblical demons yeahons. Yeah. I've heard that as well.
Yeah, I've had in a few people who have at least mentioned that, but it's so fascinating.
But Alessi, keep the cameras rolling.
If you don't mind, we're going to do something right now.
We're going to wrap up this second episode, though.
I really appreciate you coming out here and sharing all this information.
What I want to do is a quick Patreon episode. episode though i really appreciate you coming out here and sharing all this information what i want
to do is a quick patreon episode hey guys there's some important context here that we did not have
when we were recording this episode otherwise this would have been totally different and i
wouldn't have even recorded it to be honest with you but since we sat down here ashton went on a
podcast with my friend danny j his show, The Danny Jones Podcast,
where Danny had Nico from Corridor Digital do a full breakdown of the MH370 videos that Ashton
is claiming is real, in which he proved definitively that they are 150% fake. There is no
question about it. Ashton melted in front of this guy's video, breaking it down.
It was very difficult to watch.
I had a lot of secondhand embarrassment.
I would like to say I am very embarrassed that I had this guy on the show.
That is my fault and my fault alone.
I should have done my due diligence on Ashton before I agreed to bring him on.
I didn't do that.
And so we have two episodes here
that are with a guy who has no credibility,
is a charlatan, a grifter.
And yeah, I was aggressive with him
because you guys didn't see off camera leading up to this.
And some of the things he said,
particularly right before we went on camera,
that had me very pissed off.
And I knew the guy was exactly what he is and so
in that first episode especially I mean you know if someone's gonna sit there and lie to my face
on camera or also in other instances tell me things that are patently untrue and then when
presented with contrary points still insist that it's an opinion and that they think
they're right. I'm not going to let that go. I'm never going to let that go. That goes against
everything that I believe in. So if you don't like that, I'm sorry. That is how I handle business
here. If there was a way to be softer about it, okay, maybe, but I didn't like this guy at all.
It's the first guest I've ever had
who I've ever said a bad word about.
I've loved every guest I've ever had in here,
including people who I disagree with a lot.
I am very protective of my guests.
I care about what they have to say when they come on here
and how much they share
and how much they're willing to do on camera.
And that's a sacred thing to me. This guy killed that trust by defaming me privately to people I know and
publicly in the five days leading up to the first episode. And I'll admit by about 48 hours before
that first episode came out, I was fuming. I was fuming. And that intro reflects that. The intro from the first episode absolutely reflects that.
So I am sorry for having this guy on
and it won't happen again.
And by the way, that episode with Danny on his podcast
will be released a few days after this one.
So keep your eyes out for that
and you'll be able to see the full debunking.
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Thank you.