Corey Goode and Roger Ramsar allegedly run a deceptive "Secret Space Program" marketing campaign exploiting young creators like Jordan Sather and Teresa Yanaros through unpaid labor and occult symbolism. The segment highlights unauthorized use of Linda Moulton Howe's name, false legal threats against journalists, and the manipulation of veteran researchers into a three-year disclosure plan that trivializes UFO research via merchandise. Ultimately, this initiative appears to be a cult disguised as legitimate disclosure, prioritizing profit over truth while silencing critical investigation through intimidation. [Automatically generated summary]
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Deceptive Disclosure Marketing Tactics00:07:35
Hi, this is Dark Journalist with breaking news for part three in my New Age Deep State series.
Now, things have taken an even more bizarre turn as a disclosure marketing campaign has resorted to outright deceptive tactics in order to co op the important research topic of the secret space program.
Now, in part two, we revealed Roger Ramsar, aka Emma Gold, aka Roger Richards, is Cory Good's business partner and has been the driving force behind the Cory Kids promotion of video games, comic books, and t shirts.
Now, in this crucial episode, we'll examine the occult symbolism and Corey Good's blue avian imagery.
Let's go take a deeper look.
Since the revelations presented here for the first time concerning the marketing and cult development scheme being arranged by Gaia TV whistleblower Corey Goode and his business partner Roger Ramsar, many people have come forward discussing the disingenuous nature of the shadow marketing campaign for disclosure.
Part of this campaign was the so called Corey's Kids theme of bringing young adults aboard Corey's cult of blue avians to attract a teen market to his space fantasy presented as the truth.
Corey's kids include Jordan Sather from Destroying the Illusion and Teresa Yanaros from Divine Frequency.
According to sources, these young people make no money and are being used with promises of things to come in the future.
Their work is directed by Roger Ramsar, who we profiled in part two.
This marketing campaign unscrupulously listed legendary UFO author Linda Moulton Howe as a co author and contributor on an upcoming book series called The Case for the Secret Space Program.
The book is to be published in July by Consciousness Renaissance, or CR Publishing, a business front of Corey Goode and Roger Ramsar.
When Howe was alerted to this outrage, she sent the following email to the principals involved.
I received this email inquiry today and wondered if you all could let me know what's happening, since I'm not involved in co-authoring a book on the secret space program, which I understand will be a complex book project of many voices, Corey's and others, but not me.
So why would anyone be trying to tie me into your book project?
The banners displaying Linda Moulton Howe's name were displayed prominently at the Contact in the Desert event without Linda's knowledge or consent, a deliberate attempt to link Linda to a project that Goode and Ramsar were preparing for a rush release in July.
As previously mentioned, Corey's kid Jordan Sather was listed as a co author of the book.
When we reported in part two he would be a co author, he complained in a video posted on his YouTube channel that dark journalists had left out Linda Moulton Howe and suggested it was due to sinister motives.
Let's listen.
But anyway, it's very interesting that they didn't want to say that I was working with all those other names on this project.
I mean, Dr. Bob Wood is a physicist that went to Cornell and he worked at Douglas for 34 years.
I mean, that's.
There's a reason that he didn't want to say those other names, because it gives a lot of written credence to this project.
And also, one of the other names that was up on that board mentioned at Contact in the Desert was none other than Linda Moulton Howe.
Sather cited the inclusion of Linda Moulton Howe's name on their banner at Contact in the Desert, later adding, She may or may not be working with us.
But the impression was clear and advertised for all to see at Contact in the Desert.
No contract, no agreement, no permission from Linda Moulton Howe at all.
Posting on social media groups like Alfred Weber's website, he wrote, Why didn't he mention Linda Moulton Howe's interest in the project, too?
Her name was up on the board during the announcement of it at Contact in the Desert.
Funny enough, he didn't show the picture on the giant Contact in the Desert screen in his video.
Sather was linking Howe to the book series.
Ramser had sent his puppet Sather out to hit back after we revealed his satanic connections.
He didn't come out with his own video response.
He always acts through surrogates, the Corey Kids.
Here we see Ramser using Corey's kid, Jordan Sather, to create the impression they're working with Linda Moulton Howe.
In a professional business environment, you don't advertise someone's name on a banner at a major conference as being a co author.
On a secret space program book with no permission, no contract, nothing.
The fact that you think she may or may not work with you means nothing.
This is the height of unprofessional, unethical advertising.
The presence of the banners and their function were confirmed by Jordan when he said, We had banners with her name on them.
Jordan had been duped by his director, Roger Ramser.
He didn't get the memo.
There was no Linda Moulton Howe connection to the book.
Ramser had Corey's kid, Jordan Sather, create a false impression on camera.
Ramser figured no one would notice.
He figured wrong.
The continuing manipulation and exploitation of young YouTube creators enrolled in the Cory's Kids marketing push was powered up with the launch of the Secret Space Program gear stores.
This program, offered through Cory's Kids website, is part of the three year marketing plan for disclosure.
This plan completely trivializes research into UFOs in the Secret Space Program with brand promotion and cool gear sales, selling out veteran researcher information on these crucial topics to what looks like little more than a Reebok ad.
When the plan dries up, or a good story cracks under scrutiny, As we're seeing signs of now, Corey's kids will be left holding the bag.
As we saw in part two, Corey's business partner Roger Ramsar embraced satanic imagery in his artwork and music for over a decade.
The blue avian alien theme that Good brought forward also contains occult symbolism.
The hand gesture the blue avian is making is a clear match to the opposite hand of Baphomet.
Many user forums have pointed out that the feet of the blue avians resemble goat's feet more than bird feet.
Some see outlines of occult symbolism throughout the image.
In part two, we raise the question Is this new disclosure movement being run by Ramsar and Cory Good not UFO disclosure, as we've seen they don't even use the term, but rather Luciferic disclosure, where the dominion of Lucifer will be achieved on Earth?
There's a lot of occult imagery in association with Cory Good and his team.
Is that just a coincidence?
Is the blue avian alien theme just a space age version of a satanic cult?
We need to ask that question and we need to get real answers.
Cory and Ramsar's response to these revelations rising to the surface range from odd.
To really odd.
Ramsar and Goode are doubling down with legal threats to anyone who reveals the facts behind their operation.
They've threatened dark journalists with legal action publicly on Project Camelot's YouTube channel, with Goode claiming that Gaia TV is joining his lawsuit.
A quick check on that fact proved it was completely false.
Ramsar's public comments also included legal threats for my New Age Deep State series.
Why?
The information used is widely available online.
Why isn't Ramsar owning up to his own work?
After all, if your conscience is clear and you're operating in the light, Why would you need to intimidate others into silence?
Are they making legal threats against free speech in an attempt to intimidate me or anyone who asks questions about who they are and what they're doing with their three year disclosure plan?
Is it a marketing campaign or a cult?
I think we've seen evidence that suggests it may be both.
Do we need to ask questions?
Good and company are promoting a kid's backpack for disclosure.
Shouldn't any parent know the occult influences and character involved in the people promoting this work?
They're developing therapy networks for dealing with disclosure.
So we're all supposed to trust our deepest emotions and feelings to some group with no vetting whatsoever?
Ramsar and Goode guessed that no one would be watching as they consolidated the disclosure market with sites like Full Disclosure Now and Full Disclosure Project.
Questioning Occult Influences00:00:54
They thought the alternative community would turn a blind eye as they milked the ideas and research of countless heroes of ufology and turned it into a twisted cult theme of Cory Goode as a time-traveling messenger of blue avians.
They thought that Cory's kid marketing scheme would be promoted and rifled so fast through the independent media That no one would stop to ask questions about why young adults were being touted as experts in the secret space program.
They thought they could tie their names to researchers like Linda Moulton Howe, who worked a lifetime to bring the truth about UFOs to the public.
They thought they could hijack the deep research into the missing trillions of the secret space program brought forward by former Assistant Housing Secretary Catherine Austin Fitz and author Joseph P. Farrell.
They counted on the fact that they could intimidate real journalists into silence with bellicose legal threats.
They counted wrong.
I'm Dark Journalist.
Thank you for joining me, and I'll see you in part four of my New Age Deep State series.