UAP Unidentified Alien Podcast - UAP Weekly 3/6/24 Closing the Book on MH370 with Ashton Forbes part 1

Episode Date: March 6, 2024

Stephen Diener sits down with Ashton Forbes for their third interview together concerning the possible answers behind the mystifying disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight 370, better kno...wn as MH370. This time though, Ashton says he is getting ready to wrap up his investigation, but not before putting some of the final pieces together that they discuss here in part one of this conversation...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Starting point is 00:00:46 Summer starts June 22nd, SMC.edu. Yes, welcome in to another edition of UAP Weekly. Stephen Dean are back with you here on the Unidentified Alien Podcast Weekly Edition. and well we've got another interview for you and it is really another a barn burner a brain teaser whatever you want to say it is something that is really going to make you think at least it did for me because this is where I bring back on Ashton Forbes you would know him from well mainly from Twitter where he does a lot of his activity but he's been on many podcasts made a lot of appearances over the past six months with a lot of people and of course his
Starting point is 00:01:37 main project being that of the missing MH370 flight, which was interesting because when I booked this interview with him, I didn't even realize, and shame on me, I guess I just wasn't paying attention, but I didn't even realize that we are coming across the 10th anniversary of the disappearance of the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 happened on March 8th, 2014. I can't believe that it's just about 10 years ago now from this day as we speak here and put this one out. So it's Ashton Forbes, it's myself, and it is a lot of conversation surrounding MH370 and the final conclusions that he draws. Because you'll hear during this interview that Ashton is actually moving away from this investigation. He wants to focus on some other things.
Starting point is 00:02:23 He wants to take a break. It's been a whirlwind the past six months or so for him. You know, if you followed anything that he's done on social media, it's really been incredible how much momentum this picked up as soon as you put out that first video of the three orbs surrounding the airplane and then it disappears and questions have arisen since then and I understand that to some of you Ashton is very controversial some of you don't like him some of you are probably very psyched that I have him back on the show because you love what he does and that's fine you can be polarizing all you want I'm not here to say who
Starting point is 00:02:57 to like and who not to like I'm here to have a conversation with someone who has an opinion on something and who has evidence to provide to back up his opinion. And that's exactly what we do here today. And I will say this too before we go into this. And I regret to say this only because I don't do this on purpose to draw something out. But this is part one, part one of my conversation with Ashton Forbes. There is a part two.
Starting point is 00:03:25 And again, I'm not doing this on purpose to draw something out or to get more clicks or anything like that. That's not what I'm doing. I'm breaking this into two parts again like I did with Anthony Williams last time because there was just so much information in here and we spoke for over an hour this conversation went a lot longer than I intended it too and that was fine because we we both realized hey this is really interesting stuff we're talking about now so we kept going
Starting point is 00:03:52 and it went down a path that I wasn't expecting as well so that's what made this very interesting and that's what ended up making it go a little bit longer than I originally intended. I was not intending a two-parter, but that's just the way things go sometimes. That's how this naturally evolved as we were talking. So this is part one of my conversation with Ashton Forbes as we discuss what he's learned as he kind of closes the book on MH370 on his investigation. And also what he's learned about himself and where things are right now as it stands
Starting point is 00:04:26 as we approach the 10th anniversary of the disappearance of MH3. So here is part one of myself with Ashton Forbes. And here we are today for interview number three together on the Unidentified Alien Podcast Weekly Edition with Ashton Forbes. Ashton, thanks so much for coming back on here. I appreciate it. Yeah, Stephen, I'm glad to be here and I'm glad to be talking to your audience. Yeah, absolutely.
Starting point is 00:04:49 I know they're happy to hear you back with me again. I think, well, look, there's always going to be people who hate on both of us and there's going to be people who love to hear what we have to say. when we can come together, I think that's, that's exciting for, you know, our, our listeners and people who kind of follow what's going on and, you know, some things we put out. So it's cool to collaborate here and there to get to show. There's a lot to get to, man. And there's mainly because you're kind of shifting gears.
Starting point is 00:05:20 So we're going to get to that. But before we get into how Ashton is shifting gears into some other subjects, I first want to come back to where it all began with, of course, the disappearance of MH370. We're actually approaching the 10th anniversary, unbelievably, March 8th, 2014 is when MH370 disappeared. And no sign of it since then. And of course, that's when all the conjecture and the theories and the hypotheses and the conspiracies come up from there. And here we are just about 10 years later still talking about it. And of course, you made waves with your videos showing what could. could have happened to it with this, you know, teleportation technology.
Starting point is 00:06:01 So what is, as we approach this 10th anniversary now, what is the latest that you've come across with the MH370 investigation? Well, I think the biggest revelations are that you still don't have anybody in the mainstream media talking about this theory at all. It's not even that they are like not bringing me up. They're not even bringing up the idea that it could be a fire, right? Which is bizarre because I, now I watch and I hear, I watch random podcasts talk, random people and they talk about having seen the videos right and so it's information is known and it's
Starting point is 00:06:33 out there um and instead they you know the media is they're talking to guys who are on a fishing boat that's only a fraction of the size of the plane going oh i pulled up a whole wing of a seven seven seven seven you know it's like they're willing to entertain the most crackpot ideas that have no evidence whatsoever right but as long as it's something that's comfortable right and yeah when you look at these videos it's something that's not comfortable And I'm not going to expect everybody to look at those videos right now and go, oh, yep, that's what happened to the plane. But that is what happened to the plane.
Starting point is 00:07:07 I think that people need more time to come to terms with the idea that there's something so far beyond what we think is possible, but it's out there and potentially we even have it. And this kind of goes back to what you mentioned early on about me, you know, stepping away from the case. We've pretty much uncovered everything that there is to uncover around the case. There's a few more pieces that I'm going to be putting out around the debris and the debris modeling. I think that people that are familiar, I don't like to dig, well, right now I don't like to dig too much in a politics. But people that are familiar with COVID, for example, realize that models don't mean very much. And that's the same thing when it comes to debris patterns and debris ocean current stuff.
Starting point is 00:07:54 You know, they use this ocean currents to try to say that, oh, this debris that was found in Africa, like, you know, proves that this plane crashed in near Australia. And you're like, well, that's thousands of miles away, right? So they had to come up with some analysis for that. We've learned that the SACCOM devices are easily hackable. They all have zero-day exploits. Military could easily hack those. Just this morning, I was looking at another pilot who was actually like part of the search, apparently. And he was saying how they knew the next day that the plane was not in the South China Sea that didn't crash there and that they were searching to the West, which the West is where the videos take place, Nicobar Islands.
Starting point is 00:08:37 So when you look at the totality of everything, also I'll bring up the Australian Peter, I'm forgetting his last name, but he was part of the Australian Navy and part of the search. and they knew, and he admits that they knew that something was wrong with whoever they're searching, that they shouldn't find nothing along the seventh arc, right? And that either they searched to the wrong spot or something else was wrong. I think even the ATSB, the current ATSB director as well said something to the same effect, right? And one day people realize that the only difference between those videos being real and this narrative of the South Indian Ocean is 10 rows on. an Excel spreadsheet.
Starting point is 00:09:22 And I think that when people realize that and that when some of this more technology, this advanced technology that we think is impossible, starts to get disclosed, that's when people will look back at these videos and go, wait a minute, that does make more sense, right? You can't have a plane crash in 2014 without being tracked, no acoustic detections, no radar signatures, not being seen on satellite, phones still ringing, all the stuff that we've talked about in previous podcasts. So this is why I'm going, okay, people have gotten so viscerally angry over the idea of these videos being real. And they've directed that anger at me, which is completely unwarranted.
Starting point is 00:10:02 They've made up all kinds of fake stories in their head. One quick anecdote I want to give. Just so that people understand what's kind of going on is that there was a woman that replied in one of my posts where I was talking about or maybe making a joke or talking about the negative feedback. And she goes, imagine what it's like to be a woman. And I kind of thought about that for a second, and I realized is that what a lot of these people do is they put you into their life. Like they imagine there's a relationship there between me and them that doesn't exist. And then they build up stories in their head about me, right? And this is what they do to people.
Starting point is 00:10:39 I'm sure there's other UFO celebrities they do this too as well. But they make these stories up in their head. And then they try to figure out how to rationalize that, that I'm some kind of monster that, you know, it's like they imagine it's like in the abusive relationship between me and them and that that would have to get back at it. And when you put it into that context, then you can realize why people will be so abusive and toxic is that because they've decided in their minds that you're some kind of monster, liar, deceiver, whatever, because you're telling them stuff that they don't want to hear. And so that's the part two where it's like, I think the best thing for the case is after I finish
Starting point is 00:11:14 these last few pieces, they'll be going on in the next couple of days. to just step back from it and maybe even step back from UFOology. I really haven't decided on that front. But I'm just, I'm realizing I'm not as interested in the UFO videos anymore than I was even like a year ago. Because once you've seen like the holy grail, it's like how can you go back to the lights flash around in the sky, right? Like I want military videos that are like high quality that are showing like black trails in front of orbs and like defying gravity. right? Like, that's the stuff that I like. Yeah, I don't blame you.
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Starting point is 00:12:52 That's Shopify.com slash UAP. Because, well, and here's the thing, right? So if we move back a little bit, to when you first started to make this public, when your analysis came out and the videos came out, of course, showing the three orb circling, the plane and the plane disappearing, I want to go back a little bit.
Starting point is 00:13:12 How long ago was that when this all started a few? because it seems like a long time ago, but this is less than a year ago, right? Yeah, yeah, that's funny. Because I also think back to the Danny Jones podcast where he's like trying to admonish me about how, oh, some of these murder criminal people who saw these murder crimes like investigate for like 10 years and you've only been doing it for a few months. And I'm just going, well, that doesn't really matter, right? What matters is the body of evidence and information that you can absorb and analyze, right?
Starting point is 00:13:39 And of course, you know, it took, it takes a while. but I actually think that we've gone through like everything pretty much. There's, of course, some stuff there still in the fringe that's possible. But, you know, I spent like every waking moment outside of my job, like doing this for, for months on end. But yeah, it's only been six months. And, you know, even when I talk to my parents who live nearby and I go visit them pretty frequently, they're like, you've changed completely, right?
Starting point is 00:14:04 And they don't mean it in like a bad way. They mean it in a good way, which is kind of funny because they won't even talk to me about that, MH370. That's pretty interesting. So you get to take a break a little bit there. I'm going to ask you that, though, in that short time frame, because you have exponentially grown, I guess people's awareness of you, your profile has grown exponentially over the past six months due to this investigation and you coming out with this and kind of, you know,
Starting point is 00:14:34 in a revolutionary way, honestly, with showing these videos in the analysis that you came out with and all the attention it got from six months ago to now. How have you changed? I was wondering that. How have you? What do you seen yourself? You're like, man,
Starting point is 00:14:47 I am totally different in this aspect now than I was, you know, back in August or September. It's a great question. I mean, first thing was I'd say to have purpose now, right? I used to be the kind of guy that would just do my job. And then it's like,
Starting point is 00:15:03 okay, what's on Netflix, right? Or what video game would I want to play next? or you know and you thought i always think about it like it feels like there's like this albatross that's this weighing me down right and when you start to realize that there is potentially this that we're not at the edge of science we're like at the beginning of it and that we have this much farther to go it's like wow that gives you a whole new purpose and that's where i would
Starting point is 00:15:32 think about the jfk moon speech a lot in terms of having our kind of common goals bring us together, you know. And that's what I think is energize me, motivated me to do all the podcast, investigation, even posts on social media, which takes a lot of time and effort as well and doing all that. And then the other way that it's changed me is just from the way that I see the world. And I think that anybody that, you know, takes the red pill, let's say, they'll have something like this happen where they kind of have a bit of an epiphany about the world, see it in a completely new light. And for me, it's not that I believe in every conspiracy that's out there.
Starting point is 00:16:13 I just believe that, if I could quote McWest, actually, which I never thought I would. Wow. I think I just need to cut that part out. In his skeptical inquire article, he kind of revealed his own issues where he talks about that he got involved because it was getting too big and that if somebody can believe that this type of thing is possible, then they have no problem believing in. I think he quoted Q and on and the election being stolen misinformation. But the point there is actually rings true, is that if they can pull off a conspiracy of this magnitude and convince
Starting point is 00:16:52 people like Mick West and other people that aren't nearly as skeptical of him that this was some pilot suicide scenario, which makes no sense whatsoever, then they can really do probably a lot more as well, right? And that's the part that opens my mind, as well as the idea that we, this technology is real and it's being hidden from us. And how are they hiding it? Right. And that's the part two where you realize that the landscape is a lot different. The podcast I just clipped and posted, where they talk about they knew the plane was in the wrong spot, you know, they look at the videos and they go, you know, or they say, how could somebody have hidden this? Right. If that's real, how could they have hidden this? If this plane went to Diego Garcia,
Starting point is 00:17:34 how could they have hidden all these people? Well, bad news is condolences to the families, I don't think everybody made it. The second thing is that look at the leaker, Lieutenant Commander Edward C. Lin. This is a guy who potentially literally leaked the videos. What did they do to him? They threw him in prison and made sure nobody could talk to him.
Starting point is 00:17:54 They ruined his life. The videos were out on the internet. Nobody picked him up. The media won't touch them. The government has complete control of the media, right? And you realize that it's a lot easier to hide this stuff. And this goes back to UFOology, right? This is me handing UFOology, the answer on a silver platter, right?
Starting point is 00:18:15 Is that not only these videos real, not only is the technology real, it's also a situation where this also explains how they're able to hide it really, really easily, right? What I'll say on that front is that the scientists, the ones that know, the people that know, first of all compartmentalize. So a very small number of people know. The ones that are in the know, they're either afraid, they're bought off. They know that even if they were to come out, they're not going to be believed. Some of them do come out and actually literally talk openly about the stuff.
Starting point is 00:18:46 And they just get discredited. They get told they're crazy. They get called cranks, whatever, right? Heck, the guerrilla skeptics will go and edit their Wikipedia pages and put a bunch of, you know, speculation and opinion on their Wikipedia pages. And then there's the ones that just get off on knowing. it, believe it or not, there's actually people who just get off on the idea they know about magical technology, nobody else does. So when you begin to put it into that context, then you can understand
Starting point is 00:19:15 how it's been possible that they've not just been keeping this information seek for 10 years, which is when the plane disappeared, but potentially for decades and decades. And when I started to realize that, I went, wow, I'm up against something that's way more powerful than I would have ever imagined in my whole life before this whole investigation. Yeah. And it's, It's actually funny because that's what I was going to ask is, you know, I guess maybe you kind of answered it a little bit, but why, I guess, is my question of why would they go through all this trouble, meaning the searchers, the media, you know, as far as the media is, you know, flat, flat out ignoring what's been presented. People searching for the planet. They're searching the wrong spot and these guys know, hey, we're searching the wrong spot. Why are they doing that?
Starting point is 00:19:59 It just seems counterproductive. So what is the reasoning behind that? Is it really just to show face? Is it to say, hey, we tried and there are basically pawns in this cover-up essentially of there is technology used that we don't want the general populace knowing about. So let's mask it this way. Yeah. So my final scenario, the story that I believe at this point that makes the most sense in my mind is espionage. Because what you just said requires state sponsors.
Starting point is 00:20:33 Not just any state sponsored actors either. It needs the most powerful state sponsored actors on the face of the planet, the ones that control most of the media. And which government is that? The United States government. And that's hard to say as somebody who is an American, that I do love my country. But the snare that makes the most sense is that this whole thing was set up from the beginning. That even before this plane took off, they already knew what was going to happen. The fact that this plane goes dark at the place that it does between radars doesn't see.
Starting point is 00:21:03 like it would be accidental. I think that the fire did happen. I think it was a lithium ion battery fire. I think that they could have ignited the lithium ion battery fire and that that could be the whole point of diverting the plane. And then the only question there is who took control of the plane? Did we take control of the plane using AWACs the moment that that plane went dark or did the pilot really turn around and go to Penang, which was the closest airport?
Starting point is 00:21:26 And then we communicated with them on either an encrypted channel or just on the air and we've classified all the rest of those communications, right? It doesn't take as much as you think in order to cover this up. We've got 19 witnesses that to corroborate that fire, so I'm very certain that there was a fire on board this plane. And then you think, well, what's the point of covering this up? The technology, right? Now that motive, most likely scenario is those 20 free-scale semiconductor scientists and
Starting point is 00:21:55 engineers. They're probably defecting to China or going to China to bring the intellectual property to them or what have you. There could be other scenarios and motives. are possible. Like I think the next most plausible one in my mind is there's like one VIP on board this plane that is extremely important that it was either taking the information with them or, you know, was somebody that had enough connections to be able to call and assist. But you've got eight national, Chinese nationals from this company and 12 Malaysian nationals, all from this
Starting point is 00:22:24 company, way too many people. Some of them are traveling with their whole families. Like it just, the whole scenario is weird, right? If this is a one week trip, why is your whole family coming with you? Why were they coming up with these microchips that were like smaller than a dimple and a golf ball? Why are they all connected to the U.S. aerospace and defense? Why is it that superconductivity is happening like right now? And that's like the precursor for quantum computers, right? Hey guys. So before we get back into the conversation, I just want to talk about something that affects all of us.
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Starting point is 00:24:20 with Shopify today. Sign up for your $1 per month trial today at Shopify.com slash UAP. Go to Shopify.com slash UAP. That's Shopify.com. slash UAP. To me, those connections are not coincidental. And I think even the information that people say, well, what about the four people
Starting point is 00:24:43 with the patent that reverted to the Rothschild? I even think that might be intelligence community disinformation because those people weren't even on the plane. We checked. But that does put a conspiracy theory out there that people can just knock down and go, ah, yes, these people believe in dumb conspiracy theories, right? But at the end of the day, it could literally, the whole point of doing this could literally be the various engineers who were on board this plane who figured that stuff out.
Starting point is 00:25:06 And then this answers the rest of the question. So why the cover up? Because you have to cover this up because this technology is too big. And then if you look at the cover up, it's not this meticulous cover up. It was a sloppy effort, right? This is what I said probably early on is that it's just like they threw a little bit of dirt on it.
Starting point is 00:25:22 But when you start to dig into it, the whole thing falls apart. Like the stories are out there make no sense. And once you realize that it's just the difference between one narrative and another is 10 rows on an Excel spreadsheet, everything begins to fall into place about, oh, it wasn't a suicidal pilot at all. It was a fire event. And, you know, this is too complex for random hijackers, right? This wasn't a 9-11 style hijacking.
Starting point is 00:25:46 This was something much more sophisticated. And then I think that, yes, like Malaysian government was probably used as pawns. They probably didn't know exactly what happened, right? And this is, again, the compartmentalization of information. Now they potentially knew the United States government was the one that did. something, but then they got kind of told that they have to be silent about it, right? And that even the pilots that are searching, right, they don't know. They know something's wrong because they know they're searching to the west and all the TV
Starting point is 00:26:13 stations are going, whoa, we're looking in the South China Sea. And they're going, well, we're actually looking in the Andaman Sea over to the west, right? And then it was until days and days later that the TV tells the public, right? And this is them forming a new narrative. They're like, crap. Okay, what narrative can we sell? Quick. Okay, let's say I went to the South.
Starting point is 00:26:32 Indian Ocean. Well, where are we going to say turn in the South Indian Ocean? It can't fly directly over Indonesia, right? Well, we'll just exactly where it disappeared. We'll say that that's where it just makes a sharp turn to the South Indian Ocean. It's like, are people going to believe that? Oh, they'll believe whatever we tell them, right? We just spam it on the TV a million times. You know what? Well, wait, they didn't release the, Emersat did not release the raw telemetry data until May 28th, 2014. The satellite video was published May 19th, 2014. Right. Just yesterday. I spoke to Mike Exner. He likes to come into my replies.
Starting point is 00:27:05 He's a member of the independent group. And I'll give respect to Mike Exner. He is not afraid to come and challenge the stuff that I put forth. But at the same time, my personal true opinion is that he's fallen victim to misinformation from the government because he trusts authority too much. And they were able to put on a show for him and convince him that, oh, yep, here's this data. This is really great. And the only reason why you would wait that long to release the data is that you have to fudge it.
Starting point is 00:27:35 You have to cover it up. You have to make sure there's nothing in there where someone's going to find an error. And he said that he didn't even know that the Mersat data was real and legit until June of 2014. That's when the second video came out. Right? So if the guy in the independent group that are literally the ones that came up with the analysis, the novel analysis of figuring out where these Pings lead didn't even know where, if that Emerson data was correct until June.
Starting point is 00:28:03 How did somebody make these videos before May that has coordinates in them that's the exact location where the plane turns into the South Indian Ocean? I just want the people listening to think about that for a second because there's so much extremely strong evidence that these videos are real, including the fact that it's a literal citric session. We even have the person who encoded the video, they looked at the metadata, they were potentially, using a map when they screen recorded this.
Starting point is 00:28:34 They used quick time to encode it, supposedly. So we even think we know the type of computer the person used to log into the Citric session to do the screen recording. Right. Like it's it's a ton and ton of evidence. These are not things that you put into your fake hoax video that you're just throwing online for the kicks, right? Like this stuff is way too specific.
Starting point is 00:28:57 So that's the part two where I just finally, I think that if people really look at the weight of the evidence and the real humans that were witnesses and the batteries that are extremely dangerous, they can find the answer. It's been sitting there staring us the whole time. It's just this mental block of I can't believe that there can be flying orbs or the idea that we can move faster than the speed of light. That's the thing that holds people back. Oh, one last thing as well, because you asked how this has changed me. from a scientific understanding it's changed me as well, which is that I realized just two factors about the universe
Starting point is 00:29:33 that maybe I speculated on before but wasn't sure on. One of those is that there's an extra dimension that, and I don't know, I don't call it the fifth dimension or whatever. I like to call it the Matrix because just like the movie The Matrix, it's an underlying framework in which our reality is projected onto. And this is very important because this is now how you can go faster in the speed of light. You know, like the book, A Rinkle in Time. You just take your piece of paper, you bend it, and now you can have these two points touching,
Starting point is 00:30:01 and this is how you can skip, right? You can bend gravity, bend spacetime, around an object. This is how you can achieve superluminal speeds. That's one thing that I've determined that I'm absolutely 100% convinced is the state of our reality. This implies that as well, the holographic principle is correct. I won't be calling it a simulation anymore after today right now. Instead, again, I think it's more of a matrix situation. And the reason why I do that is because I don't want to diminish the value of our lived experiences.
Starting point is 00:30:31 What we're doing right now is still real. There's nothing fake about it. It doesn't mean that this is just, doesn't matter. Like this still, of course, matters. I think that we should, the goal in life should be to bring other people up, right? But it does mean that there's some underlying aspect to our reality that we are not seen when we move around from day to day. The second thing is that space is not empty, right?
Starting point is 00:30:55 So these are somewhat linked as well. And if space is not empty because you have this interaction between this extra matrix as well as what we see painted upon it, that means that there is this capability to break through to that underlying framework. And when you break through that underlying framework or you imagine it, even if something seems like empty, like this space here, there's still enough energy in this space that, like people would say, there's enough energy in a glass of water to vaporize all the earth's oceans, right? That's the kind of concept that we need to be aware of because this now opens the door. to other advanced technology. And it's a situation where it's a Pandora's box, right? So if you want over unity, because then we can open our system up to the vacuum of spacetime,
Starting point is 00:31:36 and now we can borrow energy from, you know, that underlying framework or that empty space, which is not empty, then we can get more energy out on the system that we produced than what we put in. And this is also how we can also break the swinger limit, which allows us to achieve energy densities that are so high that we can break through that fabric of reality. to bend space time around an object.
Starting point is 00:32:01 And so, yeah, these are the types of scientific understandings, which don't break the laws of physics. They just bend them. They require us to look through them, look at them through a different lens. And once we do that, the whole Pandora's box will open, and we will get everything. We will get the, you want cloaking fields. You want force fields. You want fusion power. You want free energy, teleportation, faster than, like.
Starting point is 00:32:27 communication, but also what comes with it is doomsday weapons. And most likely the reason why the U.S. government is covering this up is not just the special access programs that this is all hidden in, but also because of the implications of just destroying the entire planet. Not like a city, but like the whole planet. That's me, it seems like the most logical reason why the people that are hiding it are the ones that are going, we have to keep this hidden. And that is the end of part one. a lot to consider there, a lot to think about, a lot to take in. And like I said, at the start of this super interesting conversation, obviously, if you don't believe what Ashton has said from the start,
Starting point is 00:33:08 then maybe you look at this kind of with a sideways eye, and that's fine too. Just take it all in and consider everything that's being said. That's, you know, all I ever tried to do here on UAP. But, you know, this was something that I said to Ashton as well after he was talking about, you know, the final statement he was making there before this, you know, end of part one. It kind of reminded me of, you know, the famous line from Spider-Man with great power comes
Starting point is 00:33:31 with great responsibility. I couldn't help but to think of that when we're talking about the possible evolution and technology that would include, you know, bending space time and bending the laws of physics, not breaking them, but bending them and having these capabilities, but also if you have them, you have to try to figure out how do you handle these capabilities responsibly, these capabilities that would, you know, break some people's minds, quite frankly. it would just destroy what we think we have an understanding of and shadow our reality. So when you have those type of things or if you have those types of things, how do you handle
Starting point is 00:34:04 it responsibly? Also knowing that like Ashton said there, it could be, you know, used or turned into some type of horrific weapon, which is always a possibility with a new type of technology. And unfortunately, there's a good and bad side to everything, which, again, the Pandora's box effect. So, again, a lot to consider. think about, which is why I wanted and needed really to break this up into two parts. And that is the end of part one. That said, I will have part two out within the next few days. So I will keep you
Starting point is 00:34:37 updated on that. Make sure you follow along on Twitter. X, whatever you want to call it. I still call it Twitter. So I'm just going to stop calling it X. I just don't like the name. I'm used to saying Twitter. So that's what I'm going to keep saying from here on out. And I'm not saying anymore, whatever you want to call it. I'm just going to say Twitter from now on. You know what it is. So if you want to follow the show on Twitter, I keep everything updated there at UA Podcast 850. Follow along. I'll have updates on there and when part two of this conversation. The final part, part two of this conversation is going to come out.
Starting point is 00:35:08 And that one, just to kind of give you a little preview of it, we discuss a couple of things. We address the what was called the debunk. If you remember back a few months ago, it was at the end of the year in 2023. The video came out that was alleged. to prove that what Ashton was presenting in his MH370 assertions in the videos that he was putting out, that Ashton's things were hoaxed, they were fake, and he had been duped, and he had fallen for, you know,
Starting point is 00:35:37 some type of fake video. And that person came out, and, you know, Kim.com, who has a big following on social media, especially Twitter, YouTube, said that he was going to pay a bounty to this person. Well, a lot of that fell through, and we never really heard, you know, a big, explanation on what happened there. Was the video hoaxed? Who was this person that said that they could prove that the MH370 videos were fake? So Ashton answers all of that in part two, explains, you know,
Starting point is 00:36:07 what the situation was there and how he came to the conclusion that this person who says that they had figured out was actually lying. So we're going to cover that really interesting background on that that I didn't know until he told us about it. And also, I kind of had a revelation in part two as well of this discussion when it came to the entire entire conversation surrounding the disappearance of MH370 and it actually sent chills down my spine
Starting point is 00:36:36 as we were talking when I kind of had a thought pop into my head so there's a lot there that we cover in part two so definitely do not miss out on that and I will let you know when that's coming out like I said on Twitter at UA Podcast 850 is where you can follow me there and on all social media YouTube
Starting point is 00:36:52 TikTok, you can find me on there as well. And on email, if you like to shoot me an email, anything you have in mind, I know I'm really bad at answering these and I apologize. I try to get back to everybody and I do eventually. So if it's been a few weeks and you wrote to me and I haven't responded, I sincerely, no kidding, sincerely apologize, but I do get back to everybody. It just might take me longer than I'd like, you know, originally planned. So if you'd like to send me an email, have anything you want to say, a story or a comment and
Starting point is 00:37:21 you don't use social media a lot. you prefer to use email. It's S-Dieneru-A-P at g-mail.com. That's S-D-I-E-N-E-R-U-A-P at g-Mail. If you'd like to send you one there. I also have a proton email. If you'd like, you can ask me what that is. Just shoot me an email and I'll give that one out as well.
Starting point is 00:37:39 If you have something in, you know, super secret you were trying to send me, then we can also do that on Proton. Just shoot me an email of that Gmail account. I'll let you know what that is. But until then, that will do it for now on this part one with my latest discussion. with Ashton Forbes. That will talk to you again soon on part two as we finish out this conversation. It's Stephen Deiner right here on UAP, the Unidentified Alien Podcast. Thank you so much as always for listening and for making me and this show a part of this discussion.
Starting point is 00:38:09 I really do appreciate it. Thank you for taking me in. I'll talk to you again soon. Thanks.

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