Daniel Liszt investigates the "Astral Agency," alleging CIA exploitation of Sami shamans for astral projection and intelligence gathering via Amanita muscaria. He links Men in Black entities to occult suppression tactics, citing John Keel's research on threats against witnesses and parallels to Havana Syndrome. The discussion connects these phenomena to Gurdjieffian sound activation, Rudolf Steiner's evolutionary theories, and Skinwalker Ranch anomalies, suggesting a broader conspiracy involving geoengineering, population control, and the silencing of UFO truths through mystical or technological means. [Automatically generated summary]
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Biden Zelensky Peace Process00:03:24
And we are live.
This is Dark Journalist.
What a fantastic crowd we have out there in the ideas room tonight already.
Now, tonight, I am joined, of course, by the lovely Olivia.
Hi, everybody.
And Olivia, kind of deep waters tonight with the Astral Agency.
Of course, it's been quite a week anyway.
And everyone's talking about the Pelosi dash cam or the Paul Pelosi cop cam footage that came out and the strangeness around all that.
But we've had a lot of those this week because, you know, it's an interesting thing with the news cycle.
They just kind of completely go out of their way to keep us off the most important issues.
But these things are interesting that come up around Stepford Biden because there are so many moves, I think, in the background to get rid of him.
But at the same time, Biden is doubling down to get us further and further into this World War III scenario, which someone is playing out in the back rooms.
The board, I'm going to start off tonight.
One of those.
This is interesting too because it's kind of creepy that even a British newspaper was worried about this.
They were like, exclusive is who preparing for nuclear war?
Health Body publishes a list of medicines for nations to stockpile in case of radiation or nuclear emergency.
As EU warns, Russia is at war with the West.
So those are our friends reporting there.
And it gets very interesting to me because, you know, all these Western powers.
One at a time, or forking over all this support for Zelensky.
And we have the whole situation there with Russia.
There's no peace process in place.
And the defense contractors are getting richer and richer at our expense, which is the real major problem there.
And so I have this whole thing on Zelensky, which I'll get into during our QA section.
But I want to say this that I don't think, without an incredible deep investigation of where all that money's going, another penny should be spent in Ukraine.
And I think Zelensky should be investigated by a central body.
Connected to the United States.
And I think the crazy positioning that's going on over there with sending these tanks in and having Germany get involved in a fight with Russia for the first time since World War II, you know, Stepford Biden really has done it now.
Here we go, World War III.
So these are the things that, you know, just straight up can be stopped if enough opposition is put in place because it's a very dangerous game over there.
And to normalize any kind of War footing with Russia without just instigating some kind of international peace process.
I mean, you can't just let things roll like that.
And we're not, regardless of the crazy neocons like Newland and all those other Blinken and all the freaks that are running things, we don't have the ability to take that war on.
And if it becomes nuclear, then it's anybody's ballgame.
So it's a sick mess, but it's also a very costly mess.
And we're going to kind of Get into that as well tonight.
Tonight's episode goes into a very different area of things, and yet the deep state is deeply involved.
Esoteric Practices Exploited00:09:30
This is X Series 145, and it is the Astral Agency.
Yes, I said Astral Agency.
This is a very interesting piece that's come up around the UFO file and my investigations, because over and over again, there are aspects that just can't be attributed to any ordinary activity on behalf of an intelligence agency.
And so we've gone into X Protect and how they operate.
Well, there's a group around that X Protect piece, which is associated with the UFO file, that engages in some of the most interesting and strange reconnaissance, shall we say, but also narrative shaping.
And this all comes out of this astral agency.
And if you go deep enough into it, I think I first covered the Sami role in intelligence back in an episode on Pine Gap.
That I think we did maybe four years ago, somewhere along that line.
But one of the things that I've expanded on is the depth and the degree to which this whole piece comes back to us on the UFO file.
In fact, the Men in Black aspect is at the very root of this Sami shaman astral agency piece that we're going to bring forward.
And I'm going to state right up front that the Sami people and the Sami groups are just incredible and bring remarkable traditions to all of us.
And the The way that I'm talking about that they've been used by larger nations is more about how the nations use their amazing talents rather than any kind of scapegoating of the Sami, who, you know, it seems to me kept their traditions alive even through incredible religious persecution.
And we've seen a lot of that.
We've seen it also in this hemisphere when Cortez came over and got rid of the Mayan Aztec memory, burned the books and everything else.
That whole process has left us with the kind of cultural amnesia that gets talked about in these alternative archaeological circles.
But the scientific archaeological worlds are very content to have us think of things as very one dimensional.
And so they remove the mystical aspect.
So not only do we not in the society believe in it, but they can also use it themselves without us being able to take part in it.
And that's part of the strange advantage that goes on in these levels.
So, we're going to get into that tonight.
We'll go a couple hours tonight.
We'll take some of your questions in the second part of the program.
Miss Olivia is going to be putting those together now as we speak.
How's it going out there?
It's going great.
Karen Carpenter said, I usually have some clue about what the show will be about, but the thumbnail had her stumped pleasantly.
The thumbnail, yeah, it's very interesting because the astral agency itself relies on a very old tradition.
And very northern Scandinavian tradition of these groups.
And we're going to get into the esoteric practices of these groups and how they've been exploited by some of these Black operations teams.
And it's quite interesting, you know, we've looked at in the past how they've done this in terms of competing, say, doing things like the remote viewing program as a response to all of the things that were going on behind the Iron Curtain with the Russian advances on using.
You know, a very psychic component in their military and intelligence work.
Well, ours went pretty deep, but thank God some of the important pieces came out in relation to ours because the remote viewing program that Russell Targ was able to bring forward and talk about and, you know, really give us a glimpse of that third eye spy activity that we had going on.
I think this really gets us into the key aspect here, which is.
You know, that's a program that we know is on the books.
So it doesn't have to be somebody's guess.
Oh, were we trying to use, you know, psychic activity in relation to this?
I've cataloged a number of factors in these shows that absolutely demonstrate that the Central Intelligence Agency is highly, highly involved in activities dealing with esoteric, occult, and psychic in nature.
Now, I think I've pointed out that one of the key things that has come out is a document that was declassified by the CIA.
And it was all about the Hall of Records.
And this is interesting, too, because.
It showed that they had planted their own agents inside the Association for Research and Enlightenment in 1964 to do some spying on the Casey organization, trying to find out about the Hall of Records, the Atlantean Hall of Records.
So, that and the things that have come out about them searching and engaging these archaeological wars for things like Noah's Ark and all the Baghdad Museum looting and the things that took place in relation to this give us some kind of, you know, it's hard.
There's no real roadmap.
For us to get inside the classified activity of the CIA, there's no question that the remote viewing program, what we know about it, what we were able to learn about it, some remarkable things came forward out of that.
But the deeper aspects and the things that they've done in the use of psychedelics, you know, they had a whole program in Mexico to farm these hallucinogenic mushrooms.
They've engaged in all kinds of activity and spying around voodoo, as we learned.
And these aspects come up in all sorts of different ways with their deep state activities.
So, you know, there's a good deal of things involved, whether it's mind control or, you know, kind of spiritual, religious pieces involved here.
A group like the Central Intelligence Agency looks at those things just as levers of belief and levers of, you know, how they are able to utilize something for advantage.
So, you know, I won't look for so many true believers among them.
However, a lot of them have learned a great deal about psychic activity.
And primarily, the program dealing with the UFO file and how we get the whole men in black thing is not very well explained.
As a matter of fact, I think the field itself has left a great deal to be desired around it because, you know, there's a kind of a sentimentality thing when we get around the men in black and there have been movies made about the stuff, et cetera.
But really, the central question is, you know, How do the men in black that show up in these historical accounts, and there are thousands of them, where do the supernatural abilities come from?
So we have even celebrities like Dan Aykroyd talking about engaging with them when he was doing a program on UFOs.
So you've got everyone from every level of society, you know, you've got doctors, farmers, and people in entertainment, and they've all dealt in some way.
If they've dealt with the UFO file, they've dealt with this factor of these men in black.
So, I don't think just the idea of the boogeyman thing is so great.
And I don't think it's just a sentimental joke from the 50s either.
It's something much more important because early on in the first case of sort of major UFO activity, the Maury Island case before Roswell, and I know there were cases before that, but just speaking in general, I think when we get around Maury Island, immediately the men in black show up.
So, they instantly have to control what's about to happen with the spread of this information.
Around this technology and the kind of supernatural factor that it represents.
So, when we think about this, we have to start to understand the men in black a little bit differently by looking at the early researchers on it and how a lot of them were spooked off, in fact, scared off by the men in black.
So, how does that work?
Spooked off sounds just about right.
Exactly.
Tell it like it is.
And it's interesting, too.
So, we're going to get into a couple of them tonight, which is Gray Barker, one of them, very important early author, bringing forward the UFO subject.
And I want to say, too, Albert Bender is another one, but right off the bat with the Men in Black thing, there's an occult piece because we've got secret society aspects and mystery school aspects around this.
So we need to get with that kind of off the bat.
What's interesting to me also is when you start to catalog in the remarkable kind of breakthrough that happened in John Keel's work, we're going to get into tonight as well.
One of the amazing things we know, Kiel is quite famous for the Mothman and all the things that he did there.
Um, but he had a very interesting track record of 30 or 40 years of research, and he kept running into the men in black aspect.
Sami Shaman Deep Mysticism00:15:20
And one of the remarkable things he was able to bring to us was this really phenomenal piece that involved, in fact, the Sami Laplanders.
And, um, this is an interesting thing, too, because the term itself has gone through.
Some changes over the years.
And Laplander is now kind of an out term in terms of referring to the people because, again, they've been marginalized by religious and political aspects over the years.
So that term was meant as this kind of derogatory thing.
But they are.
Oh, it's a beautiful sounding word.
It's a shame.
Absolutely.
That's true.
I think they bring forward some incredible things over time, they're fascinating.
And one of the most famous, of course, is Renee Zellweger.
And, you know, she's somebody who kind of brings, if you get a grasp of those features, she's got that deep Sami background going on.
And it's interesting, too, because they've been targeted over years.
And we're talking everyone from Russia to, you know, the church to everyone else, wanting them to change their ways and also wanting to utilize their incredible.
Astral projection abilities and the abilities of their shaman.
Now, we're going to get into their shaman who are called Noedis.
And the Noedis are very interesting in that they're well known for, you know, being the kind of the healers of the village.
And they are the ones who set the religious tone and guided the hunts and all these different things, did the moon ceremonies and brought down the higher spirit.
So, very much like the priests.
In religious tradition, the Noetis are interesting and their techniques are preserved into the 18th and 19th century.
This is what makes them so unusual.
The church got rid of so many of these and drove them underground.
You know, we had so many burned at the stake and all the rest of it in the name of one religion.
But in fact, somehow, probably because of the really kind of desolate climate there.
Which is almost, you know, it's pretty Arctic, up Finland, Norway, Sweden, and that whole piece that we're going to get into.
That I think they were able to kind of stash their spirituality.
Although, what's interesting is there's a number of court cases that go from the 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th centuries, which keep bringing these shamans into court and saying, like, you know, he spied on my land and then fruit wouldn't grow, you know.
I mean, anytime you wanted to take more land from the Sami, you just had to make up one of these stories.
But nonetheless, we get some kind of a glimpse on the ground about their.
Culture from the way these other groups are responding to them.
That's going to be fascinating.
And I'm going to draw and connect those dots all the way around to the UFO file activity and the Men in Black activity and show how these are the same aspects of the astral agency that was deployed then and I'll tell you is deployed now.
So the stories run thick and we'll get to some of them tonight for sure.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
This is X Series 145.
We're going deep tonight.
On the Sami shaman.
This is the astral agency and the UFO file, the men in black, all sort of neatly put into this very interesting context that'll give us some room to open up and expand our view around all of these things.
We'll take your questions in the second half of the program, and you can actually ask those now.
Miss Olivia is right now putting them together.
How are we doing?
Good.
Mariana Kay says, I'm from Estonia and recently realized most likely have Sami bloodline, also have been very psychic all my life.
You're in the right place.
Isn't that interesting?
Let's get some descriptions going about who we're talking about here with the Sami.
And the kind of basic textbook explanation is this The Sami are indigenous peoples of northern Scandinavia and the Kola Peninsula in Russia.
Up until the periods between the 17th and 18th centuries, the Sami Practice an indigenous form of shamanism characterized by hunting and animal ceremonialism.
One of the things I want to point out is that these drums that the Noetis used, the Sami ex shaman, they would go into trance and use these very specific drums to do it that they had put down kind of a mandala upon.
Now, what's interesting, the sacred drawing, There's so many different types of these drums.
And at a certain point, the religious groups were like, you know, the only way you're going to have any peace is if you get rid of those drums.
And so they rounded up the drums and actually put them in these museums in Europe.
So we still have some of the images of those.
And I'm going to show some of those tonight.
They're quite fascinating.
What's interesting to me is just how afraid they were of these drums.
But the other thing is, it's clear to me that that's not, you know, they weren't able to eliminate the tradition, that they just drove it underground.
And in fact, I believe it's still very active.
But in any case, there were points of it that were recruited over here for intelligence purposes.
And we'll get into how that works tonight.
A little more on the Sami.
Around these drums now, the Noedi drums have been vital sources of information for scholars outside of the Sami culture, as well as the Sami themselves.
In the 1670s, Johannes Schefferus was a German scholar and linguist who wrote about the history around Lapland.
Now, they translated and put this book out.
I've seen the book and I've read most of it.
Here's the thing about it.
It has a lot of this religious overhang, you know.
So everything that they do is kind of not sacred.
So that's how you have to kind of read between the lines.
Nonetheless, you can still get a piece, just a flash of what's happening with the Sami in that period.
So the other thing I think we learn is that in trance, what happens to that, no, 80s.
And you know, the Sami shaman, when they go into these trances, they don't just kind of, you know, oh, I'm out for an hour and I'm back.
They go out for a long time.
In fact, in some of the cases, they go out for six months.
So that's kind of interesting.
Wait, did I catch that correctly?
Yeah.
They go into trance for six months.
Yeah.
So let's think about this in terms of like Edgar Cayce, who's doing a reading.
You know, so Edgar Cayce would lie down and be put into a psychic reading, and the reading would last about an hour.
They'd go questions back and forth.
And, you know, That was operating with a big question answer session.
Now, there are all kinds of different levels of how these Samis would use the drums and they would use these sessions.
Some of them would be very simple purposes.
So, something like that would work.
It would be a short thing like, you know, where would I have the most luck planting or, you know, where should we move to or these types of things.
Very typical questions.
And they could use it.
They could also use it.
There's a whole thing about attracting good fortune.
This is very, Um, you know, kind of magical stuff.
What's interesting to me is when they go into the really deep aspects and they give descriptions of how these people, when they go out, um, you know, they basically are out, and the only thing that the uh tribal people around them can do is bring, uh, you know, they can bring them water, they can bring them things that you can't interact with the no 80 when he's in the hyper state,
and those are like the real kind of big, I guess you could say, almost like universal readings.
The Nuadi used the drum to induce a state of trance.
He hit the drum with an intense rhythm until he went into a trance state.
While in the state, his free spirit could travel into the spirit worlds or to other places in the material world.
There's an episode that's mentioned in the history of Norway that talks about the Nuadi who traveled to the spirit world and fought against enemy spirits in order to heal the sick.
So there's a lot about this.
There's an incredible prowess around these Sami shamans to.
Go out of body and participate in events that are going on somewhere else.
What they are noted for is leaving their body and going somewhere to heal someone.
This is, you know, 99% of the stories are all about.
That's what their training is about.
And it's a very sacred cultural aspect.
However, if you are a world power and you just see that these people have this ability, you can use and utilize that capability for almost any purpose that you want because, you know, the actual mechanics of it don't change.
This is an interesting aspect when we get into how they used it for intel purposes.
All right, a little more.
So, Isaac Olson, who's a writer in the 18th century, describes Nuades traveling to spirit worlds where they negotiated with spirit deities, the queen of the realm of the dead, regarding people's health and lives.
So, they would go there and make these negotiations.
This journey involved risks to the Nuades' own health.
And life.
This is interesting.
So, they're putting themselves on the line, sacrificing themselves to a certain degree to make their people safe.
In the writings of Samuel Rehn, the drum is mentioned as a part of the preparations for hunts, and they do animal hunts, bear hunts, and things like that.
Rehn says that the Nuadi could give information about hunting fortune, while Olson suggests that the Nuadi was able to manipulate the bear to move into the hunter's range.
These types of things are interesting.
Very often, when you get to talking about earlier periods of time, they're like, oh, you know.
They just were interested in birth propagation and hunting.
And it just ain't so.
And they were primitive in their spirituality.
So let's think about this a little bit differently, though.
What actually comes out and what we start to learn is that they're able to manipulate the activity of an animal to put it in the right proximity for them to go and hunt it.
So that's an interesting quality for sure.
Okay.
The Nuwaiti or the drugs owner was a member of the group of hunters following of the heels.
Of the spare bearer.
The Noedi also sat in a prominent place during the feast after the hunting.
So they're very well respected as priests and as guardians.
And they have a kind of fortune telling quality going on.
They'll tell you what's coming up and they use them.
The drum is used as an oracle, you know, and so everyone is coming to them at different times.
One more little piece I want to put across is that they are regarded as traditional healers.
This is interesting, though, because a lot of the healing aspects take place, and there's a lot of psychic activity in relation to the women using this.
The men, it seems, are engaged in kind of this good fortune activity, and also they participate in premonitions and they are guardians.
So if they see a negative group approaching, for example, so they seem to split off those duties pretty heavily.
And the drum itself falls in this period, according to these early documents, into the realm of the male Noedis, while there are other techniques and things that the women are using.
A Noedi can engage in any kind of affair that demands wisdom.
It is said that they take payments for their services.
The activities include healing people, healing children, making decisions, protecting reindeer, because the reindeer is so important in these tribes.
Especially for where they're located.
And of course, there's a whole thing about how aspects of the whole Santa Claus Christmas myth and all that come directly from the Sami.
Interesting.
And the psychedelic mushroom.
Yes.
That's in there too.
Amanita muscaria, I think it's called.
Right, exactly.
Correct.
The sources from which we learn about the Nawadi are court protocols, tales, excavated tools such as belts, and the missionary reports.
So you always get that slant that, like, Oh, you know, they did all this stuff, but it was demonic.
Um, the uh, they there was a mass convicting, these Swedish priests convicted a number of these Sami shamans of sorcery in 1693, and some of them they executed.
So they were all about you know, containing this power and making sure that they were cutting off the Sami now.
What's interesting is the Samis are known just like the Yazidi are known for having these very deep mystical abilities, psychic qualities, the ability to project their astral body, and all these different types of things.
In Gurdjieff's work in his early life, he's exposed to the Yazidis.
And so a number of things that are learned along the way of, you know, Gurdjieff the philosopher.
Are attributable to the fact that very early on, when he encountered the Yazidis, it gave him this curiosity, which he followed up on.
Interestingly, that whole thing about ISIS and the military groups, one of the things that they were doing and that they were sent in there for was to get in there and control the Yazidis, who were still outlying outside of Iraq and outside of the control of the government.
And so they had this whole thing where they were like, you know, we're going to raid their towns and all the rest of it.
So this whole Piece about the Yazidis.
CERN Psychic Cover Story00:14:25
We need to understand how these groups get targeted and what their qualities are beyond their location and kind of the traditional geographical explanation for what's going on.
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S. Space Ghost says Is the astral agency linked to the Tesla DARPA Radiant Energy of Project?
Pegasus 1981.
And the Nutball News says, is the astral agency connected to Project Stargate?
Yeah, well, the second one makes a lot of sense.
It's interesting, though.
You see, the traditional reasons for things like CERN and things like that run into programs where they're trying to get scientific activity, for example.
So that's what that makes me think of.
It makes me think of the cover story for CERN, which is absolutely legit.
But they said, well, we want to put all these particles together and find the God particle.
And then they supposedly did that.
And then they kept building them bigger and bigger and better.
And in the background, strange rumors started to pop up about sacrifices, occult activity, you know, mock sacrifices, strange things going on, you know, and all of these kind of occult statues going up there at CERN in Switzerland.
Now, CERN, again, is originally a nuclear agency.
Agency, a nuclear development agency, and they put together these really intense telescopes for tracking this activity and all the series of cameras and tunnels and all the rest of it.
So, we've done some shows on CERN, and the fundamental activity that's going on there is they have a Hadron Collider, which sends all these particles and their particle accelerators.
Now, they were doing particle accelerator activity as early as 1928 with a Tesla coil.
The Varian brothers made portable versions of them that were tested.
And so we've seen all these things happen also in the United States.
They've set up, for example, Brookhaven and other places.
But the thing about CERN that I think is interesting and why this gets into it is there's a secondary aspect to it, which is communication between dimensions.
So you find that.
There is sort of a psychic reference or a psychic activity around CERN.
That's what we're getting into when we're dealing with the Sami aspect and when we're dealing with them recruiting and developing this astral agency.
This is the piece that we're looking for.
It's got the same cover story that CERN has, but it's something totally different and unique.
So if people were thinking, well, if they put on the front charter of CERN, hey, what we're trying to do is develop a way to develop communication.
Between universes.
And we might encounter entities when we do that.
And maybe we're already in conversation with them.
That would be, you know, there would be a siege around, nobody would be able to get any work done right.
So we have to understand what's going on in these types of processes.
There were already leaps and bounds ahead of the public on them.
The astral agency idea gets us, I think, in the correct ballpark because we start to see oh, you know, they've developed psychic ability.
For eons, for the same purposes.
You know, they've used it for very positive reasons.
And if you look at all these different cultures, they've always had some version of shamanism.
And when you look at Native American tribes, you have the elders and the traditions around this.
So this is where we're coming from with it.
However, that's also been developed is ultimately, you know, heavy, heavy duty black magic.
And we hear about that through all of the mystery school reflections.
Over time, in groups like Anthroposophy and Theosophy, speaking about the period between Atlantis and Egypt, it's all heavy duty development, not just technologically, but of these techniques.
So, what I think when we get to a group like the Sami, who are isolated up there, they could be a very early strand of these groups that left Atlantis before the major destruction and therefore kept the traditions.
And because You know, we weren't able to get at them until recently with heavy duty church restrictions and destroying their religion.
That they've been able to develop it and keep the tradition and keep the knowledge of how to do these very magical things.
That would make them an incredibly attractive target for the deep state.
So, yeah, that's you're on the right track.
I'll put it to you that way.
Do you have another one?
I do have a question.
Denise Bilby wanted to know so, do they come out of trance with revelations, especially the six month trances?
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
The whole idea is that they go and interact with the spirits and bring back those communications from the spirit realm.
Would the six month trances bring something different, you would think?
Well, long term, let's say they can be anywhere from three weeks to that period of time.
But I think the idea is when they're in that space, they're gone.
And it's an interesting thing because if you're really deep on the Steiner stuff, you can find a number of notes that Steiner had a female doctor.
Interesting.
And she kept a series of notes about his physical state, especially in the last five years of his life.
One of the things.
That he mentioned to her when she said to him, Well, you know, you're having this organ problem or whatever it happened to be, this health issue.
It became obvious from his responses that when he would go over there into the spiritual world and spend all this time, his physical body could, you know, face kind of backlash from that.
And it was kind of a worthy thing.
So he was thinking, if I go over there and do this, you know, it reminds me very much, there's a signature here, just like in the Edgar Cayce work.
Because when Casey goes during World War II and the readings say, slow down, only do two readings a day, and he's doing like 14, then he's literally burning himself out because there's only so much of that sort of psychic chi to be able to do this.
So that gives us kind of a more modern idea if we want to think about how these shamans operate.
So they go over there, and when they're over there, their physical body can suffer to a degree, depending on, you know, they need a very clear line to come back and forth.
So that's very interesting.
In the Casey readings, it is a suggestion to wake up, you know, to come back.
But they have a tradition.
They had a tradition with these Noetis where, on some of those quests, spiritual quests, they would go out of their body for a whole period of time and nobody could interact with them.
They could just sort of lie there.
Like in a coma.
Basically, yeah.
I mean, but they had the sense to bring them, you know, so they bring them kind of offerings.
So somehow they're able to.
Like a somnambulist, get up and drink water and things like that.
It's hard to say.
I mean, that's the whole reason it's such a mystery.
Let's look at some of these individuals and the reason, again, why we crisscrossed in the first place all had to do with the Sami, all had to do with John Keel.
And Keel is fascinating.
I've dealt with Keel in a number of episodes, but this is somebody, you know, I call him a genius weirdo.
And really, you know, we kind of were lacking some genius weirdos right now.
There's no question he liked to get into really very strange things that nobody else would think about.
And he was a Fordian and he, you know, he went to Egypt and he wanted to sleep in the pyramid.
You know, he wanted to learn all the secrets that were available there and he wanted to go to seances and, you know, he just really had a sense for that other side of things and a very unusual early life too.
Where he was sent over to Egypt by the troop he was in.
But what's interesting is, Kiel made an incredible breakthrough.
And we picked up on it on this show.
And it was one of these things which just had never gone around in the alternative space and out there.
And the whole thing was that Kiel, in one of his books, he's the person who interviewed more witnesses who had dealt with the men in black than anyone.
And he'd gone around in these UFO cases and actually talked and spent time with people.
So, this wasn't like some kind of weird Elizondo freak show where he's like, I know all about the UFO file.
This is somebody who was dealing with actual people.
He was a reporter dealing with actual people who'd gone through these experiences, much better level of experience.
And what happened was they kept telling him, he said, There's something weird about this.
They're saying that a lot of the men in black are around five feet tall and they appear Asian.
And he was starting to wonder about this aspect.
And then there were other ones, and he was like, Well, you know, that's kind of Asian.
You know, like there's something in the mix here.
I had to find out exactly what type of people that these.
People are saying.
So he went and he got a snapshot of basically every type of racial group around the planet.
And, you know, Europeans, Asiatics, people from Africa, he just had them all.
And he said, I'm going to go to each one of these witnesses.
And what he did when he went down the line with all of them was they went through every different type of picture.
And when they came to the Sami Laplander photo, that's the picture that they said, it's that.
It's this person.
And this is the picture that they chose.
And this is actually a woman, a female Sami.
And I'm going to talk a little bit about her and how she was taken over to the United States.
But it's quite interesting because this is the photo that they stopped him on and said, go no further.
Now, what's interesting, if you go into Kiel's records, is he doesn't say, well, about 10% of the people stopped me and did that.
He doesn't say 20% of the people.
He says it was unanimous.
All of them did.
So, we know that there's some relationship here with the men in black and what people are seeing and the SAMIs.
It's inevitable crisscross from Kiel's research.
It was just hanging out there like, you know, something in the UFO field that was a weird mystery.
But when we start to open up exactly what's going on with the SAMI, we start to get those answers.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show, X Series 145.
Tonight, it is the Astral Agency.
That's where we're going.
And John Keel is an excellent door in.
I have a good quote from Keel, actually.
I'm going to go to next.
By the way, there's one of these male Sami shamans.
Very interesting.
And I have to say, there's something almost haunting about these photos of the Sami.
They've kept themselves completely, you know, sort of in their own culture and their own sense of time and space.
So it's almost like everything stops when you look at them.
That is a picture of one of these drums that were taken by the priests, that the Swedish priests took from the Sami and stuck in these museums.
And that gives us an idea of what they were using.
In fact, just to give a little bit of a background on that.
And I'm going to read Kiel's quote.
It's interesting because the other person that comes up here is Jim Keith.
And Keith really had an interesting idea about.
The men in black thing.
All right.
So, this is what Kiel has to say in relation to the men in black to open up the conversation.
While chimeras can come in all sizes and shapes, ranging from 20 foot giants to animated tin cans, the most fascinating type is one who has appeared in almost every country on earth.
In other ages, he was regarded as the devil incarnate.
He dressed in black and rode on a black horse.
Men in Black Disguise00:15:29
Later, he arrived in black horse drawn carriages, even in hearses.
Today, he steps out of flying saucers and remote farm fields.
He's built exactly like us, stands five feet, six inches tall, looks very human, but has high cheekbones, unusually long fingers, and an oriental cast to his features.
His complexion is olive or reddish.
He speaks every language, sometimes mechanically, as if he's reciting a memorized speech, sometimes fluently.
He has trouble breathing, often wheezing and gasping between words.
Like our dinosaurs, he leaves a few footprints behind, footprints which suddenly end as if he had vanished.
Into thin air.
This is interesting about qualities that these men in black have.
And again, what happens generally is there's a large scale sighting that takes place, and reporters and people get involved, witnesses get involved, and the story starts to get around.
And then they get visits from the men in black, classically.
Now, this is interesting.
When these encounters take place, what happens is the figures that show up don't act quite human.
There's something a little bit amiss.
The wheezing thing is interesting.
The other is seeming to hold on to their hat or coat as if they're going to lose their disguise.
This starts to give the impression when you hear about it of either very deep disguise or something that isn't quite fully corporeal.
So, something that is a projection, an astral projection in this case.
There have been cases if you go.
Through the works of people like Emma Britton, Theosophy, and other cases where certain theosophists had developed these abilities or learned these abilities.
In the case of Blavatsky, Gurdjieff, there's a case of this also, where they can project themselves physically in a different location and take part in what's going on there.
In the Casey work, he talks about an Essene named Judy who trained.
Christ in numerology and astrology and things of this nature, who had the ability to project herself astrally.
And when they asked him, was she present at the resurrection?
And he said, well, not physically, but she was there.
So, you know, this is an aspect that runs deep when we think about it.
But when these witnesses are being intimidated by these people who then seem to kind of go away, it's quite interesting because what's going on at that time.
Uh, in the 1950s, just for this snapshot, is the FBI is usually the one coming around and harassing people, and so the men in black end up looking like you know FBI people.
It's kind of interesting, um, when we take a look at it because what we're seeing really is that this would be kind of the image they would pick up, and then the cars themselves all seem to be brand new but they seem to be from this 40s era, so like brand new editions of 1940s vehicles.
One of the famous cases of someone in modern times seeing them is the story by Dan Aykroyd.
And I find it very interesting because.
Do you remember this one?
What I see about it, I mean, he was going to do a show for the Sci Fi Channel, and he was doing all these UFO interviews with witnesses.
And he was doing this in New York, and he'd come down on a break, and he saw actual men in black.
And he thought, this is really weird.
And they had the whole car thing, you know, from the 40s, and their suits looked weird, but they were giving him this look that was just, you know, the ultimate dead eye, right?
And so he remembers it and he recounts it in a series of interviews.
He was actually on the phone booking Britney Spears to be on Saturday Night Live.
And he's sitting there watching these people, and then he turns around and they're gone.
Then he learns two days later that the series he's been working on for eight weeks isn't going to run at all after all that work and all the expense.
It's not happening.
So the message of the men in black there was.
No, you know, it's not going to happen.
So he felt very threatened by the whole thing.
It is interesting to note that in a period when they were really trying to marginalize the UFO file or make it just the stuff of like the X Files or something, for him, he was somebody who in upstate New York had gone through this whole thing about the Hudson Valley sightings and he had participated in it.
He felt like, you know, I felt an urge to go outside and look, and then he saw a UFO.
So, Ackroyd is a weird one in all this.
He has some kind of connection with the UFO sightings.
And so, for him, he was going to really promote the whole thing.
And somebody up there didn't want it out, not at that time, anyway.
And so, they're right on the record in a very modern sense.
But let's go back to one of the original ones, and that is Albert Bender.
And Bender, I think, is one of the most convincing.
Cases and later on, we'll find out why he quit.
Let's take a look at him.
Uh, we've got all kinds of fun stuff tonight as well, including an Elvis piece.
I kid you not.
Um, this is interesting.
I have to think about Bender as like a real kind of UFO geek of his time, right?
He was sort of the ultimate in a lot of ways, but one of the remarkable things that he did was he brought forward immediately.
From studying the cases, he brought forward the idea of the UFO piece being important and needing to be cataloged, the sightings and all the rest of it.
What happens with him is that he's visited immediately after setting up this newsletter and covering these UFO cases.
And this is a picture of him with descriptions of what he saw these unusual characters who basically look like F. FBI agents.
But the picture that he's got there is kind of weird.
Let's face it.
I mean, the face, what do you make of that, Olivia?
That face with all the.
Whoa.
Yeah, it's sort of like darkened out.
It's so you can only see the eyes.
But they give him a big diatribe that is menacing, but also informative, where they say, you know, we understand why you're doing what you're doing, but you have to understand for our purposes.
You know, you're giving, you're kind of giving away too much.
And that's not good because we have a mission here, this kind of stuff.
And there's a few caveats to this, which help us to understand how the men in black show up there.
Remember, I already said they showed up in Maury Island.
Okay, well, Albert Bender, we're talking again the very early 50s.
So this is very early part of the aspect.
Let's get a little bit of it from Gray Barker talking about this.
And then we'll go to Gray Barker's experience.
And how Barker actually felt that the men in black were an ongoing threat.
Quote, Bender said that he had been visited by three men in black who told him the secret of UFOs and had threatened him with prison if he revealed the information he'd been given.
He seems to have initially identified the men in black as members of the United States government.
Bender reported that he was sick for three days after the encounter.
This is another thing.
There is a sick thing that goes on after encountering the men in black.
And there's a, you know, this is.
So funny because we associate sulfur with Satan.
But the men in black, there's a sulfur, a sense in the air.
In 1954, one of Bender's colleagues, Edgar Gerald, the head of the Australian Flying Saucer Bureau, was also visited by a mysterious man who imparted the amazing truth of UFOs.
A frightened Gerald was told, Keep quiet.
And after being trailed by a black car, receiving telephone calls, weird calls, and threats, experiencing a variety of poltergeist activity, And being knocked down a flight of stairs by an unknown assailant, he soon dropped out of UFO research altogether.
One source said that Gerald later mysteriously disappeared.
There are stories like this.
There's a little bit of Havana syndrome in this, if you can thread it correctly, because it's the sense of being intimidated.
And one of the things I found so powerful about the Havana syndrome aspect was after these diplomats experienced these incredible concussions and things.
Obviously, some type of microwave attack, they have to leave Cuba.
But the harassment, the electronic harassment, doesn't stop when they leave.
So Havana syndrome doesn't just happen in Havana, it follows them after the fact.
That is also very reminiscent of the stories with Men in Black.
So this gigantic crossover right there.
Yeah, what do you got?
There are people in the comments saying Hillary is rumored to smell like sulfur.
Come on, it wouldn't surprise anybody.
Let's get with it.
Yeah, I mean, if you think about it, you know, all the senses are involved when you deal around the occult.
So, in fact, the olfactory nerves were cited by Casey as being the most important in terms of getting into altered states.
So, you know, incense and things of that nature instantly.
Powerful effect.
Okay, a little more.
So there was a big wave of this in New Zealand and Australia in the 50s, and it got shut down fast and hard.
So they didn't want those people developing a whole kind of UFO series of groups and things like that.
That just wasn't happening.
According to Bender's account in Flying Saucers and the Three Men, members of this IFSB, which is his flying saucer, Group where he's doing these newsletters and getting people together worldwide had been engaged in an experiment attempting to send telepathic messages to the inhabitants of UFOs.
The text of the message was a reassurance to the aliens that the members of IFSB welcomed them with utmost friendship.
This is like a Stephen Greer type thing, and included a request to get in touch.
Bender lay on his bed in his darkened room and attempted to mentally project the message three times into the cosmos.
There's a whole kind of occult ceremony that takes place with this, which is why I think these men in black show up.
Suddenly, he was overcome by a cold chill, severe headaches, sulfurous stench pervaded the room, and he partially lost consciousness.
Small blue blinking lights swam through Bender's mind, and he had the impression of weightlessness.
Then he felt very cold, as if he were, quote, lying naked on a floating piece of ice in the Atlantic Ocean.
Bender opened his eyes to see his body three feet below him.
So he's been launched into this strange astral state.
Providing a curious notice, the fact that Bender's initial meeting with the men in black may have been facilitated through experiments and ritual magic of the Crowleyan variety, according to Reverend Greenfield, who was a big kind of UFO researcher.
He was a friend of Bender's Aminusis Gray Barker.
Even Barker noted that Albert Bender's experiments were more like magical conjurations than an attempt at extraterrestrial communication.
Any initiated magician reading Bender's account would recognize the elements of magical conjuration immediately.
This is interesting to me for a lot of reasons because everything around the Men in Black actually takes on a mystical, magical connotation.
It doesn't seem, you know, I've read.
There's this guy, Colonel French, who came out later and said, You know, I was part of the government harassing UFO people, and I pretended I was a man in black and all that.
But those things, you know, I never like it when people show up as Johnny come lately.
It reminds me how years later in the JFK case, this guy came forward and said, I was Umbrella Man.
You know, I usually think that that is the deep state trying to tie up loose ends, and those people tend to disappear as well.
But for my money, I think there were government attempts to silence these people, obviously, but I don't think that they were using, in the majority of cases, the heavy duty men in black cases, anything like normal people.
I think there's something totally different going on there.
And I'm going to prove it to you in this episode, along with the link to the SAMIs.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show, X Series 145, Deep Tonight with you on the subject of the Astral Agency.
This is what's being deployed and has a direct correlation with the X Protect activity around the UFO file.
That's where this information resides.
Now, the question is why are they going to use something like that?
Well, it's very important to note that with the UFO file, there's an unknown factor.
And what I've put forward on this show is that there's something inside the UFO file which is physics defying.
And that this is an aspect that they can't completely control.
And that therefore, you know, I've given it the term apotheum because that aspect of what happens with the UFO file people walking through walls, being abducted, you know, time stopping.
There's an interesting guy out there who is kind of like Keel, and he's still with us Stan Gordon in Pennsylvania, who tracks all these UFO cases.
And He was putting out some information about these people going out and seeing these blue orbs all around Western Pennsylvania, which we've pointed out, Moon Pennsylvania is a kind of a secondary off the books Area 51.
UFOs Associated With Water00:03:30
Well, here's what's interesting about what he had to say.
He said that not only did the car batteries die when these people were out checking out these orbs, but their camera batteries would die, so they couldn't take pictures.
So, this is very reminiscent to me of all these different things that happen, this kind of apothecary effects that are all associated with the UFO file.
And if you go deep into it, there's a book by Betty Hill long after her experiences with her and Barney, and it's called Common Sense UFOs.
And if you read it, it's a short little book about how these groups of people in the 70s would line up their cars along the river waiting for.
These lights to come out of the water, and that the UFOs were in fact always associated with water, but that there were points in New Hampshire where groups would get together and do this, and they wouldn't bring it to the media or whatever, it would just be one of these things, like a UFO happening.
Well, it's very interesting because when this stuff would take place and they would see these orbs come out of the water, their car batteries right down the line would die, so the radios would go out.
So there's something that is electromagnetic.
That's involved with this right off the bat.
One of my earliest experiences was dealing with someone who was working for John Mack.
And what I found so weird about what she was talking about in terms of the work that Mack was doing is she said he was training these people who had been abducted in astral projection.
So instantly it gave me an idea that this wasn't a traditional type of phenomena of a group from another planet landing in a ship and abducting these people, that it was.
There was an aspect that relied specifically on a kind of a metaphysical function, to put it lightly.
And so, what all this does for me is it gives us a kind of an idea, maybe a place to start about the nature of what's going on there.
So, the thing that's being protected has a technological aspect, but it has this kind of a magical piece, you know, kind of a runaway physics that when it gets out of their control, Can wreak all kinds of unusual havoc.
Now, what's interesting is it seems to me they encountered the same thing with Tesla's technology.
And if you go back even further with John Keeley's technology, so there's something that is in the whole X technology that has this aspect that they are, you know, they must control in a sense because this is what their deep fear is.
So, groups like that I've referred to as X Protect, who use lethal technology.
Energies and lethal plans to protect the UFO file.
They're doing it, you know, the UFO file is, according to, you know, physicist Sarbacher, the highest secret in the United States government.
And I believe part of that reason is this other effect, not just that, hey, aliens are here and it's the biggest secret ever.
I think that's a different secrecy protocol.
So let's go a little further now with that information, thinking about these groups.
Astral Projection Reports00:03:52
Let's try to connect up.
This mystical men in black thing with what they're protecting and who, what's the operation, you know, what exactly is the process.
And for that, we're going to go back to the Sami again.
And again, so Kiel had everyone look at these different groups and they all chose this Sami woman.
And by the way, they were referring to a male men in black.
So that also is interesting.
One of the things that the Sami shaman was so good at with these drums is he would basically draw out the entire spiritual nature of the problem that the person came to him with or that the entire people were concerned with.
And then he would emphasize in the activity of the trance state with the drumming, solving the issue, basically.
And what's happening there is the ability of them to go and interact with these, you know, star beings and things of this nature is a core aspect.
There are these European researchers, when they were studying the Sami, saying, you know, we practiced with some of them, and some of them would go and check on family members of ours.
And so they had this ability to astrally project, check on the person, and come back and give us a report.
Now, it's very interesting because I'm just going to insert this here and we'll follow up in a different episode.
But if you get into mesmerism and you look at some of the things that mesmer was doing, he, one of the people who picked up on his work was De Paisager.
And one of the things that he did was he had worked with these peasants in developing telepathy back and forth.
And at first, what he was having them do was when they would do these.
Projections go and describe something to him and come back.
And then at a certain point, they were doing medical readings a la Casey, going and diagnosing somebody, speaking in this very elaborate language when in trance and waking up and being an illiterate peasant.
But one of the things that he learned that he could do was to hum a tune in his head and sing the first part and then have them sing the rest out loud while he was humming it.
So he would hum it.
And then stop and then continue to sing it in his head, and they would continue singing.
So he had direct telepathy with them when they were in this state.
So I think there's, you know, in European culture, before heavy duty psychology comes on, there's a recognition of these extra abilities, magnetism, psychic experience, and all these things.
And what we have in the case of the Sami is a perfect preservation of it because they hadn't been to that point destroyed by the church.
This is what is going to give them an edge and why we're going to import them over here, by the way, just like we imported this Sami to Ellis Island.
Now, it's very interesting because there's a whole background on the program about how the Sami's got here.
And it might give us some information about how they got trained here in the first place.
Let's get into a little bit of that.
Let's see how we're doing on time here.
Okay, so we'll do another 20 minutes on this and we'll take your questions.
Okay, sounds good.
Okay, and we'll try, we'll probably be done around 10 30, something like that.
Sami Battle Techniques00:13:40
How does that grab you?
All right.
A little more about observations, scholarly observations about the Sami and the Sami shaman.
Quote.
And this is Louise Bachman, and her title, her article is titled The Nuadi and His Worldview, which is a study of the Sami shamans.
Quote In the old culture, human relationships with the two realms of reality, the physical world, this side, and the spiritual world, were bridged by the activities of special men and women, the noedi.
Just as the world was divided into the seen and the unseen, the tangible and the intangible, so human beings were composed of two parts, the body souls and the free souls, in a non active state, in dream, trance, or coma.
A free soul may leave the body and take on another form outside of the person.
The Noedi had the skill to reach this state at will.
It is described in different ways.
The Noedi in trance leaves the body and moves as a spirit on the breath of the wind.
They have the ability to change their shape into a wild reindeer or hide under the reindeer's neck.
They can fly over the treetops or travel on the ground.
They can swim in the shape of a fish.
So you have all this shape shifting activity that's represented.
So they can change themselves into any form that they want.
So, the idea of a Sami shaman being able to transform themselves into a human, you know, FBI agent by astrally projecting it this way, start to think about this and why their presence is so weird and why they don't eat and, you know, why they disappear and things of this nature.
Kind of maybe starting to give us an idea of the type of projection ability that the Sami are capable of.
This is another one, actually.
I want to take a quick look at some of the technology, as it were, the tools.
That's one of those original Sami shields, part of one of those drums that they were doing the rituals with.
Remember that a lot of the rituals that pertain to large spiritual matters, they change the actual drum and what the signs and symbols are on it.
This one in particular is interesting.
There's a lot going on there with that one.
But when you look at some of these factors, some of them almost look like the Easter Island type alphabet.
So, you know, there's probably a crossover here in terms of maintaining that magical, mystical knowledge.
This one is interesting.
There's all kinds of extegonography and all of it.
But this is interesting because they've determined that these signs for the Sami shaman were all about sending out.
Good fortune or sending out opposing forces to warring tribes that were coming in, and how the tribe would send the thing out and how it would be received.
So you got both positive and negative going on with that.
What's interesting when we look at these is how much of the tradition is that they create something, and we're going to find that they actually create an object.
And aim the object in the direction of what they want to do.
Now, very often this is for good fortune.
And, you know, it could be for storehouses or, you know, the health of the tribe, whatever it would happen to be, the success of the people, financial success, you know, all sorts of things.
And the Noedi would create an object and he would infuse the object with the ability to achieve the thing, the aim.
Of the person who came to him.
And then they would throw it like a ball.
And it almost looks like a ball.
I have a picture of it.
But they would throw it like a ball in the direction of the house or the storehouse or whatever it would happen to be.
Now, what's interesting about this is the word got around, if you read some of the stories, that Sweden at a certain point were utilizing the Sami to win a series of battles by getting them to use these techniques on their behalf, giving a kind of a track record.
And I've I've seen this before in terms of the leaders of Russia saying, basically, we'll leave you alone if you give us some of your main shamans for our purposes.
And so these stories have come up, but some of them are really very interesting.
I'm going to read a couple here.
What's called GAND sorcery, and that's G A N D.
So.
I'm going to read a little bit of this just to give us an idea.
They've heard about the magical phenomena of Gand.
When life seems to be against you, you're plagued by one misfortune after another.
You might jokingly say that you've been Ganda if you're Norwegian.
But what did Gand really look like, and why do we associate it with the Sami people?
And this is a Norwegian magazine, and the author of the articles, Ellen Alm, But there's a few interesting things she has to say here that I want to get to.
Miss Olivia, how are you doing over there?
David Charmina says, DJ, I was able to find a novel taking place in Lapland written by a Basque author who spent years living among the Sami called 40 Days Without Shadow, who happens to be from Dax, France, which is the ancestral homeland of the Degremont family.
Interesting.
Well, they're all sewn up together there.
What's the.
Date on it.
I'd be very interested to hear that.
Sounds good though.
It definitely sounds like interesting stuff.
So, this is how it's presented, but I'm going to show you both aspects of it.
Evil projectile sorcery.
Gand described as a malicious projectile that the sorcerer could shoot at great speed over long distances.
All the words describe the same phenomena of shooting a projectile to cast a spell.
These shots supposedly came from the north and the north wind and were sent to people who lived remotely and had a dubious relationship with Christianity.
Um, now what's interesting is uh, there's a series of these things that happen and take place, like I said, where Sweden is enlisting these um Sami shamans in order to create these.
However, what's interesting is the what they've done traditionally with them is for good fortune.
So, again, this is using something of a magical variety and twisting the purpose around for what it is.
Here's a few historical mentions about it.
Magnus wrote that the Sami could inflict people with different kinds of diseases, and for this purpose, craft small spell spears about the length of a finger and shoot them as far as they want against those who are the object of their revenge.
Or, as far as I can tell, I mean, this has almost like a voodoo thing to it.
Magnus does not use the actual word gand in describing the northern art of sorcery.
And what I find so interesting about this is they're being utilized at a very early period.
And the Gand itself is a ball.
It basically looks like a golf ball, in fact.
Oh, this is great.
That's the picture of the Gand.
So, this idea of recruiting the Sami for purposes that are dubious has a track record, has a piece.
Now, there's a chapter in one of these early books, which is a 1673 book about missionaries going and visiting the Sami and being like, oh, You know, they're so non religious.
But in fact, there are accounts of those tribes, and the Sami take very good care of the surrounding people.
And so there's very differing stories around them.
But anyway, from this book of missionaries visiting the Sami, in his chapter on Sami sorcery, Sheferus, who is the author of the book, discusses the various aspects of the people's knowledge of witchcraft.
Sheferus was especially interested in Gand curses.
He didn't think they were lead arrows, as Magnus believed, but rather Gand curses.
Tyr.
The word Tyr is Swedish, not Sami, and is derived from the Finnish word Tira, which means sorcery ball.
So there's all kinds of, you know, there's a very deep explanation around this, and there's lots of ex steganography associated with it too.
But what's interesting for me is that we have a pretty heavy duty track record there of them being recruited into purposes that weren't their own.
Now, If you have this ability, you become a target.
And what happened with them is they became more and more marginalized by the church.
And they said, if you don't go along with us, if you don't dump your old religion, you're out.
And you can't, at a certain point, they said, you can't cross this river anymore to do farming over here.
So they really had ways of doing it.
And if you go back and study the religion of the Sami, you're going to find very, very benevolent deities.
These aren't kind of like, The super war gods or things of this nature.
But they are unusual and they're often wrapped up around this reindeer idea.
That's one of the original kind of gods on the altar.
One of the most irreconcilable elements of the Sami's worldview from the missionary's perspective was the notion that the living and the departed were regarded as two halves of the same family.
The Sami regarded the concept as fundamental.
While Protestant Christian missionaries absolutely discounted any possibility of the dead having anything to do with the living, since this belief was not just a religion, but a living dialogue with their ancestors, their society was concomitantly impoverished.
So you have them trying to lay a very heavy Lutheran religious view around the Sami, who are deep in a preserved religion because of their location, a very northern location in Scandinavia.
That they haven't been interrupted by the religious progress of culture.
And so here they are with their different deities for things.
One other piece that might help us to think about how they got recruited into this, in terms of understanding their historical background in relation to what ways the Sami people and their religion have been portrayed by outsiders regarding what can be described as contributory factors towards the witch hunting craze and the persecutions in Norway.
Norwegian scholar of religion, Rune Hagen, states the following points.
Because the Sami were known to be skilled in wind magic.
The Lapland witches and the knotted winds had already become somewhat notorious by then, 1591.
Authors like Olaus Magnus and Jean Bowden had already told Europe that the Sami were immensely dangerous magicians and sorcerers.
The conjuring of the Lapland witches was so great that people believed they could use sorcery instead of weapons while in combat with their enemies.
Rumors indicating that the Swedes used techniques of Sami sorcery in warfare.
Dogged Swedish military forces throughout the 17th century.
It's a very, very hardcore historical trail for what we're suggesting.
Now, again, I want to stress that the Sami themselves had a very peaceful culture, spiritually fulfilling culture.
But over and over again, it appears that these outer forces, in order to extract certain things from them, would take certain of their holy men and use them for these purposes.
So, Let's bring that up to the 20th century, and maybe we'll get an idea of where the whole men in black thing comes from.
Everyone, you're watching The Dark Journalist Show, X Series 145, going deep tonight with you on the astral agency and the Sami X Shaman, the UFO file, and the men in black connection.
We'll be taking your questions here momentarily.
And before I do, Miss Olivia.
Deep State Tracking Moves00:04:59
Wayne Peake says Gandalf Tolkien was into Finnish mythology.
And Sig Sayer says, Gandalf always had a wand.
That's really true.
Yes.
Also, Twilight Myst says, so to gander at someone is to do a magic against them.
Is this the originating source of the whole evil eye belief?
Isn't that interesting?
Wow.
I think that's really true.
What's fascinating is, you know, a lot of the mysticism was used to protect the tribe and protect the groups and all the rest.
It had a defensive style purpose, and it looks to me like it got exploited at times.
There's a couple of things going back to the whole Keel and Jim Keith piece that I want to read before we go anywhere next.
Let's see here.
Oh, yeah, here it is.
Okay, so this comes out of.
Keith's book.
Keith is absolutely fascinating.
And he, you know, he was tracking so close on these subjects that I think it got very dangerous for him.
And in fact, one of the strange things about his death is that he was tracking down a particular type of poison that the CIA used to sort of bump off their enemies.
And when he fell off a stage, And he hurt his knee and went into a New Orleans medical center.
And he died from developing this very same condition that he was talking about that the CIA was using.
So it's just, you know, an unbelievable thing, but a very great loss because these are people who had developed an insight that operated somewhere in the netherworld between the deep state activity and the mystical side, which that thread went completely awry.
And actually, the deep state researchers became a very hardened.
Group over here, and the kind of UFO mystical stuff over here, you know, never the twain shall meet.
And that's a big problem when you get around the subject matter, especially when you have very gullible UFO people taking in the government pablum on this and saying, oh, hey, the CIA wants to give us disclosure and things like that.
If it was Jim Keith or Keel or any of these guys operating, they understand about the government very well.
Keel spent two years in the government.
So he understood how a lot of that stuff worked.
So, I'm going to read this quote.
Miss Olivia, what you got?
Do you have something?
Caritas Tarot says, Why would such a spiritual culture sign on as bullies for alphabet agencies?
And Danielle Jorgensen says, Have you seen any documentation regarding MKUltra and the astral agencies?
Well, see, the thing is that the culture doesn't sign on for it at all.
As a matter of fact, it seems to me that the culture is constantly under attack, whether by religious forces or political forces.
But when they're known to have this great kind of treasure, Of these magical abilities, their abilities are sought out and at times extracted, you know.
And like I said, there's a number of cases where they sent them, you know, for practicing sorcery and all the rest of it.
I mean, a lot of this reminds me of the witch trials and all the rest of it, because in fact, you know, when it comes to the witch trials, this is just somebody who ticked off the priests, you know, and they could just say, you know, imagine we're living in that period of time and they say, aha, you're a witch, you know.
And we see that all the time now, right?
You are the spirit of the witch burnings persists.
They did it with the whole unvaccinated thing.
And Trudeau was the, you know, he was the master, said, we must not tolerate these people, right?
And hopefully the Canadians are smart enough so we're rid of him soon.
New Zealand got rid of Ardern.
Canada, you can do it.
You can get rid of Trudeau.
And we got rid of Shifty Shift.
On the intelligence committee after McCarthy got in as speaker, you know, this is really remarkable because, and we also got rid of Eric Swalwell, right, who was sleeping with a Chinese spy.
He shouldn't have been anywhere near classified intelligence information.
I mean, so they got rid of him.
So there are, you know, every once in a while you get a bright spot on that.
But Trudeau going down, yeah, that would do it.
But certainly they were using the same thing, just like.
Brotherhood War Behind Scenes00:13:41
You know, it's interesting.
I was reading that, you know, there are a series of moves that the deep state wants to make.
And I was thinking to myself, you know, the obvious step from unvaxxed and the whole thing that they were laying out there and trying to castigate these people and marginalize them in society.
The next move is unchipped, right?
That's it.
If you're not chipped, you don't have the chip.
You don't care about climate change.
You're right.
I don't care about climate change.
But I do care about.
Corporations destroying the environment.
And you know what?
I think they should pay for it and clean it up.
That solves that problem pretty well.
I think it's a good place to start.
Unbelievable.
Okay.
Back to our friend Keith.
Here's the deal with Keith.
He has some interesting things to say about H.P. Lovecraft.
And he starts to identify maybe where early Men in Black information is coming from.
Quote 1932 Lovecraft's story, Dream in the Witch House, tells of a condemned witch.
Kaziah Mason, who at the height of the Salem witch craze escaped a prison cell by extra dimensional projection, astral projection.
Reappearing in modern times, that's even better.
Kazaya enchants a student named Walter Gilman out of the material plane where he's confronted by the man in black.
The deputy or messenger of hidden or terrible powers, Gilman learns the children are sometimes kidnapped on earth and taken for sacrifice into this other dark dimension and ends up blithering about this man in black who will possess him and deliver him to the throne of an evil alien god.
That's 1932.
And so these stories, you know, very, very thick and dense.
Lovecraft, although ostensibly writing fiction, yes, it's fiction, privately disavowing any belief in the supernatural, is revered by many modern occultist groups for his extraordinary otherworldly visions.
I remember the story of L. Ron Hubbard meeting him and just following him around these kind of book conventions.
And we all know how that ended up.
It's interesting that Frank Belknap Long, a well known writer of dark fantasy, recalls that Lovecraft met.
L. Ron Hubbard at a science fiction fan gathering in New York in the 30s, according to Lon, Lovecraft remarked that the enthusiastic young Hubbard would go far.
Yeah, understatement there.
So, this is interesting.
More kind of ideas around this mystery school aspect when dealing with men in black.
And that gets us into the left hand school's Black Lodge piece.
So, this is Keith again writing, and he's quoting that reverend who I mentioned earlier who's into UFOs.
It's known that the Black Lodge, which, as it opposes evolution, inherently fights a rearguard action, has made unceasing war on the Great White Brotherhood in the West from the beginnings of the magical revival.
This is the opening of the 1840 doorway that Steiner talks about.
And indeed, fallen and failed adepts of the great white brotherhood have become the tools and pawns of the black lodge from Mathers to Hubbard and beyond.
Marshall Mathers' big golden dawn leader.
It would seem that the immediate goal of the black brothers of the left is to delay the manifestation of the new aeon, a birth of a magical child, and the realization of the ubermensch through diversions of the will current into less useless power plays, demoralizing materialist, superstitious delusions, and new age jargon.
The men in black, now this is Keith's commentary.
The men in black of modern ufology effortlessly translate into this context.
By hushing up witnesses to UFOs, it may be speculated they are stifling communication about what lies in realms more ethereal and more advanced than our own.
This is the point.
Thus, impeding human evolution.
The men in black also demonstrate a clear dichotomy with the mysterious strangers, which would seem to fall within the context of the white brotherhood, given that the information imparted in most cases.
Is advanced scientific concepts.
So basically, if we were to take a few different pieces of that so the white brotherhood aspect and the benevolent mystery schools, you know, the Rosicrucian moves, the public mystery schools, theosophy, anthroposophy, that's all operating on one side, moving the culture forward.
The negative piece, the harmonic piece, As Steiner identifies it, they utilize the exact same types of magic and the tools of evolution.
So, they're on equal levels and they're referred to as the Brotherhoods of the Left.
Now, they have these types of tools, like we've described in the Sami shamanhood.
So, when we look at that and we can see that they can clearly use and utilize these occult aspects, then we start to get an idea that there's a war going on behind the scenes between these two large bodies trying to guide humanity.
At the same time, both are very sensitive to the Negative impact of too much of this information coming out.
So, this is what's interesting to me, and what we see very often is the schools on the left thrive on deception.
So, that's where we get so much of the political rhetoric.
And, you know, the schools on the left are major drivers of war and major drivers of things like the types of operations that we see.
So, we start to get a hint around what the mystery schools are.
Are, then we can see when they're recruiting groups like the Sami to perform something in the way of shutting down all opposition to the secrecy around the UFO file, that men in black aspect comes in very, very handy because they can, in some cases, eliminate witnesses, intimidate them, or psychically shock them.
And so their presence becomes far more efficient than just sending out some FBI thugs to.
Do your bidding for you, especially since that can be tracked back and there's a legal process and all the rest.
In this case, the men in black just disappear after intimidating the witnesses.
So there's more to go on the Sami, but so as to keep things in the right flow, I'm going to turn it all over to you right now, Ms. Olivia.
Okay, shamaness Anamkara.
The body can also be vulnerable to spiritual attack when a soul is spending a lot of time in the spirit world.
Stephen Huey says, DJ, do you trust hypnotism?
What do you think about altered states?
Hypnotism, absolutely.
It's just a tool.
Everyone from, I mean, hypnotism was really developed out of mesmerism.
And scientifically, it got downgraded, but originally on the inside, they knew how valuable and important it was.
One of the early guys who was in favor of it in psychology is Charcot.
All of his work.
Got covered up in the late 19th century.
And so you got Freud and all this nonsense.
And they use hypnosis as well, but they use it in this very kind of deliberate way.
Now, I think that there's kind of a fast food hypnosis thing, and we've seen that before use hypnosis for this or that.
But fundamentally, if you look in work like the Casey readings, for example, they say that your unconscious is suggestible.
And so, in things like new thought and things of this nature, you're basically programming your own unconscious mind.
So, when it comes to regression and things of that nature, if it's done well, hypnotic regression can be maybe one of the best tools in a number of ways.
So, yeah, absolutely.
Can we talk a little bit about voodoo and zombies and how that may connect with this at all?
Well, I think we did approach it by talking about these projectiles.
And what's interesting is in the traditional Sami literature, you have them developing these projectiles for good purposes, good fortune.
And the Noetis, he develops it, he works it out with the person and their desires, and then together they release it in the direction of their desire.
And these things come to pass.
Now, somewhere along the line, as we suggested, the Swedish military got to use that.
And there were rumors that they were using all kinds of.
Asami magic in order to win battles and things like that.
So, again, it's the tool over and over again.
When you get into practices, you know, of the level that you're talking about, it's all about the intention.
Because I'm sure those original voodoo practices could just as easily bring health to someone as they could all the types of damage.
But if the Asami shaman goes unconscious, leaves the body vacant for possession.
No, I mean, I don't see it that way.
I think of it as.
It's possible.
No, I mean, obviously, they have a tradition of protection.
I meant more in the three letter agencies, utilizing.
Oh, taking them over.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Absolutely.
Certainly.
I think at all levels, a process can be sabotaged when it deals with astral aspects.
And, you know, when you get around black magicians and things and brotherhood schools of the left, Then you're dealing with some of the richest knowledge base around this as well.
So it's quite fascinating.
What else you got?
Nutterbutter says there's a multidimensional aspect to all of this.
The Sami people do not originally come from this dimension.
And space goes.
I believe it.
So, what are the Sami links to the tall whites being Scandinavian?
Interesting.
Well, here's what's fascinating because, you know, we came to the Sami because all of these people had reported to John Keel that they were seeing this.
Asian looking individual show up and threaten them around the UFO sighting.
And then he wasn't satisfied by the description and then came along with all these different racial groups for them to look at and they chose the Sami.
So when we think about that, what's odd if you look at the literature is there isn't any Asian DNA in the Sami.
So that is so hard to believe.
Isn't it interesting?
Yeah.
Well, there's a number of studies on it.
And any physical resemblance is just.
That, you know, there's some physical resemblance, but it's not a hereditary resemblance.
So, but they are very remarkable people.
And I think that they have a kind of a hypnotic look to them.
You know, there's something very powerful about their gaze.
And there aren't that many of them, in fact.
So, you know, I think that this is, we're looking at a group that somehow survived, you know, as the world moved on, but they survived with a remarkable tradition.
Of positive magic.
And there's this overhang, though, of just because of the level of the ability that's since they were recruited by these groups early on for military purposes, that by the time it came around to our turn with them, we created all sorts of reasons to import these Sami, including the fact of saying, hey, we need reindeer herders in Alaska.
That's the reindeer program where we got all these Sami's into America through that.
In my opinion, those are cover stories to try and work with these people and find out what types of abilities and talents that they had and then how to utilize that.
Yes.
David Tormina, DJ, are there Men in Black stories associated with Howard Hughes?
A really good story.
Well, you know, I think with Hughes, some of the more interesting stories have to do with his doubles.
And I'm trying to think of anything outright mystical in relation to it, but certainly the Howard Hughes doubles story is some of the strangest things because you have him operating in the Bahamas and you have him operating in Las Vegas.
Gurdjieff Mind Games00:04:29
And then in Boston, he spends three months in Boston here just hanging out, you know.
And people see him and are like, hey, you know.
So this idea about doubles, I think, is interesting.
I want to go to.
This Gurdjieff story, which is quite fascinating, which sort of ties in a lot of what we've been hearing about these Laplanders projecting.
So, there's a section in In Search of the Miraculous by P.D. Ospensky where he's dealing with Gurdjieff at a certain level.
And even though Gurdjieff is sort of almost playing mind games with him, he knows that Gurdjieff is the real deal that he's been looking for.
And so he goes to visit him and, you know, he says to him, you know, I. I've been looking for the miraculous all this time.
And you did say at a certain point you were going to show me what it was.
And, you know, Gurdjieff basically blows him off.
But he says, look, we're doing a series of intensive exercises during this whole week if you stay here.
And so he's there for six weeks working with Gurdjieff and they do all these intense exercises, sleep schedule, and all these different things.
And he starts to have these unusual experiences, Aspensky does.
And then he goes to tell Gurdjieff about it.
And Gurdjieff is silent, and all the people around Gurdjieff are silent.
And then Ospensky can't figure out what's going on.
But obviously, Gurdjieff has set up this test for him, and he starts to speak to Gurdjieff.
Gurdjieff starts to speak to Ospensky through his chest.
So he starts to hear Gurdjieff's voice in his chest.
And he's like, What is going on here?
And so he goes to leave, and Gurdjieff tells him, No, come back.
And he does the same thing by speaking through him.
And so, what happens there is, Ospensky sort of feels like the group is in on something that he doesn't know anything about, even though he's been working with them.
So, he decides, I'm out of here.
And he's like, you know, but from doing all these exercises with Gurdjieff for those weeks, I feel like I'm in a supernatural state.
And in fact, when he goes back to Moscow, he's walking around and he can see people in their fantasies and he can see what they're fantasizing about as they're walking around.
So, he's been launched into this mystical state.
But along the way there, in the train from Finland, Back to Moscow, he's sitting in his train cart, and Gurdjieff pops in completely like himself and continues the discussion that they were having.
So he's an astral projection, completely just talking.
Now, you know, Gurdjieff's reasons for showing him things in a certain way, there's a lot of that kind of master pupil relationship.
So it's hard to judge exactly what was going on there.
What I can say, though, is The abilities that Gurdjieff learned inside the schools give us an idea of the nature of what those abilities are.
For example, astral projection, the ability to speak through someone else, you know, all of these different things come out of that mystery school training.
So if you think of Gurdjieff as somebody who's maybe working along independent lines or associated more with positive magic, then someone, you know, you can imagine what a negative person can do with abilities like that.
That's what the brotherhoods and the, um, You know, the secret societies of the left hand path.
Those are the types of abilities that they possess.
So I think that gives us, puts us in the ballpark to understand, you know, there's an actual account of somebody.
And remember, Uspensky's a journalist and he doesn't even publish the book in Search the Miraculous until he dies.
He says, I want this book published when I pass away.
So he's not even, you know, sensationalizing a story or anything like that.
He wasn't the type he, you know, He had an intensely honest, deep streak to him.
He wanted the truth about things in life.
But the section of dealing with Gurdjieff and his kind of mystical abilities, he also had the ability to shape shift.
That all comes out of this mystery school training.
And again, who was it that kind of led Gurdjieff to this?
Voices Changing Mystical Clues00:08:20
It was this group of Yazidis that he grew up around.
They had all kinds of magical ceremony.
In one of those ceremonies, a Yazidi boy.
Is trapped by all of these other boys.
And it's just because they drew a circle around him and he can't get out.
So even, you know, Gurdjieff says, run, just get out of there.
And he goes to run and he can't because he has such a magical association with the circle.
And so Gurdjieff scratches out the circle and the kid runs out.
You know, the Yazidis very much are kind of a mirror image of the Sami, and both groups have been heavily persecuted for the deep, powerful gifts that they have.
Yes.
Okay, Blazing River, ask DJ to show the drum again and maybe comment on the sigils on the drum head.
Also, while you're doing that, I wonder if the pyramids were built using drums and horns to levitate stones.
Was Jericho brought down with drums and horns?
Karen Carpenter says, I think sound tech was used to move large objects such as monoliths into place.
And Spacego said, Tibet monk chanting uses ultrasonic to levitate.
Yeah, well, listen, this goes right into Casey's description.
Of how they built the pyramids.
So they had the ability through group activity and chanting and things to create that type of environment.
I don't think it's just vibration from the sound of it.
I think that's the unity of the purpose coming through.
And it's interesting because we start to realize how important our voices are.
And, you know, we have all these reverence for singers.
And, you know, there's a reason for that.
Apparently, One of the things that Steiner let out during his lifetime was that we were moving as humanity from a place of sexually reproducing to having the ability to, with our vocal cords, create offspring.
So basically, chanting the next generation into being.
This is where this is the mystical aspect.
And he said that there's a clue in our voices changing.
At a certain point during puberty, that is the hint of the evolutionary technique of this happening.
So that's pretty interesting when you get down to it, because when we think of the power of sound on the Gurdjieff, I'm sorry, on the Casey side, when he's speaking about the abilities that they have, they asked him flat out, well, how did it work?
And he said, well, the same way that a boat swims on the water, that iron swims on the water.
And so that again gives us a hint about it.
However, what I'm thinking is that.
You know, you actually enter into an altered state when you arrive at certain points with sound, and they activate abilities within you.
So, certain sounds may activate the entire energy chain, you know, they call chakra and the whole thing.
So, that's why you have, you know, the yogis and the lamas doing the om chant and all these things, because they are, you know, energetically aligning themselves.
So, absolutely, the audio sound aspect of it is incredibly important.
Jason May, DJ, is prayer magic?
And what was Steiner's view on magic practices?
The words Theosophia and Anthroposophia are found in a 16th century magic text called the Arbital.
Absolutely.
Well, think about this.
There are hints, too, because we know that Gurdjieff brought forward the Enneagram.
And that, you know, all this stuff later about, hey, you know, Oscar Icazo, he just happened to find it in South America, you know, is largely a trademark issue.
Gurdjieff found it in the schools and brought it forward.
And I'm going to tie these things together, but there are, you know, 12th century, 13th century images of that Enneagram, it turns out, in deep, deep in the churches.
But he discussed.
What it was for, and he applied it.
He had learned it inside because when you get into the mystery schools, you're going to find an incredible religious crossover.
In fact, most of the mystery schools are religious spiritual training centers.
So, you know, it's interesting with anthroposophy versus theosophy.
I think that Steiner was trying to find a way to be like, how can I introduce this spiritual science?
And, you know, so it's love of theosophy, love of humanity, you know.
This whole piece, I think Steiner was just looking for a way to cross over.
Interesting that he called it spiritual science because we're surrounded by a demand for science.
But if you don't spiritualize the science, you lose a whole half of what makes you human.
And so that's not worth it.
So, you know, there has to be some way to kind of merge those two.
And this is where spiritual science comes from.
That's where I think he was driving at it.
But I'll tell you, it's interesting.
Like a lot of these people who have such an impact in the space, it seems like when you're dealing with Steiner, you know, it's like five different people have manifested through him or something.
And so you go back in that literature and you still find things.
I've been reading Steiner since I was maybe 14 years old, and I'm still finding things that are completely new in Steiner's work.
Remarkable.
Yes.
Nijat Madre, could Putin be a descendant of a Sami?
It's possible.
I'm sure a guy like him would be absolutely interested in the abilities of Samis.
Look, the Russians have always been incredibly ahead of us in relation to the acknowledgement of psychic activity.
And we know that they were more open in their culture with it, which is interesting because we're supposed to be so open about everything.
But, you know, psychic ability, astrological things, there's a whole piece coming back into the zeitgeist, though, which I think we're going to see a rebirth around this, maybe a more powerful version of all this coming back to the fore.
So, you're seeing a lot of it with astrology now.
I think that's good because people need to understand, you know, without making it a fad or just a cult the way it's been.
You know, but I think some of the deeper astrology could be a great tool for this period.
There's a lot of near death experience that's coming back into people's consciousness.
And theogens are huge.
Yes.
Yes.
We talked about that.
I saw a friend yesterday who talked about all the investments that are going on behind the scenes about psychedelic culture.
Because they know it's just a matter of time before it's all made legal.
Well, this is interesting.
There's big dangers with that, in my opinion, about, you know, there's an exploitative psychedelic thing to get you living out of your body as well.
So it's all, it's interesting, you know, like.
They've taken your regular earthly life away, right?
The robot's going to have your job and you can trip out, and that's better, right?
Let's get the robots to trip out and we'll just take our job back.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
X Series 145, and this is deep, deep now on the Sami, the X Shaman.
We're taking your questions.
We're going to go about another 20 minutes here tonight.
So make them count.
Yes, Miss Olivia.
Okay, SOS.
Do the Men in Black do anything other than suppress the truth with threats?
TV Series DNA Secrets00:13:27
And Robert Ayala says Have there been any recent encounters with Men in Black that you know of?
Yes, absolutely.
You continue to hear about them.
And I think that they've, you know, I mean, even the case with Dan Aykroyd is from 2004.
But what's interesting is it's an influence situation.
So there's a famous story of a doctor in the mid 70s who had really charted these remarkable encounters.
And it turned out they were family encounters.
And he was really bringing a lot of this forward.
His name was Hopkins, just like Bud Hopkins, but he was a different guy.
And I think he was up in Maine.
And what happens is he gets visited by one of these men in black, and they have all these unusual characteristics.
Again, they're speaking in a way that he can't quite understand.
Their eyes, you know, suggest that they're foreign.
And his guess, his first guess was, you know, I think he was Oriental.
And they're dressed in black, and they come in the black car, and the whole thing.
They say to him, You know, I want you to find something.
You have a coin, a silver coin in your right pocket.
And he goes in and he finds it.
And he says, Huh, that's interesting.
And then he looks at it and it dissolves in his hand.
And they say, Well, do you remember someone named Barney Hill?
And he was very familiar with the case because that case in the 70s was all the rage.
But Barney Hill had died in 1969 of a heart attack when he was 46.
And they say the same way that that coin dissolved is how we dissolved his heart.
And the same thing will happen to you if you don't get off this, basically.
This is a really weird, menacing encounter.
Very often, the threats from the men in black, it's kind of a read between the lines type thing.
But that was one of those encounters.
There are also weird things around them showing up, for example, during the Mothman UFO frenzy in 1966 in West Virginia.
In West Virginia, you start to realize it's an unusual locale as well.
You get the whole Flatwoods.
UFO case that takes place there.
And then the Mothman thing is like a year long adventure with tons and tons, you know, injured cold is in that story.
All the UFO aspects, all the strange electricity aspects.
And then you have Keel, where they made the Mothman Prophecies movie out of it.
Keel is going to these different locations in West Virginia.
And as he's showing up at the motel, he gets a call as soon as he gets in the motel and they say, Here's what's going on.
You're going to hear about three UFO cases tomorrow.
And the voice that's giving him this information is all strange and electronic.
And that voice, according to Kiel, predicts the assassination of Martin Luther King.
So, you know, there's something, I don't want to say interdimensional exactly, but there's something that's not what we would consider either, you know, Just in the human realm, there's some supernatural aspect that's coming in here and interacting with it.
There's a famous scene that I don't think made it to the movie, but it's in the real story where Kiel gets so fed up that he takes the wire out of the wall and he throws the phone across the room and it keeps ringing, even though it's unplugged.
So, whatever they were doing with Kiel, he was on the front lines of this, which is why I think we can learn a lot about that whole take from the work that he did there.
Yes.
Sam R., are there any stories of the new 80s and the Skinwalkers?
And Tim Houston says, Didn't Blue Orbs zap the dogs at Skinwalker Ranch?
Excellent point.
Whenever I get around the new 80s, I think about Skinwalker, the real, the genuine article, and not the thing that they try to create it.
You know, hey, it's a weekly TV series.
God damn with those weekly TV series, huh?
No, I mean, you know, the root core story of Skinwalker is very unusual.
And I'll tell you, When you get around this piece, you're going to find there's incredible UFO activity in those territories where the Sami are.
There's no, I was, you know, going through a photo study of someone who grew up in one of these villages in Finland.
And she did, you know, because it was so well known that since the 60s, basically, they'd been experiencing this, you know, she took a series of pictures of where they showed up and all the rest of it.
And, um, You know, you find the more that you get into it, there's some core combination between the sightings of UFOs, orbs, and the sense of, you know, time displacement along with the psychic activity.
Remember, parts of this episode, when I was originally constructing it, had all this Thomas Townsend Brown, but I decided, you know, I have to do a separate second Brown episode.
I did the original one, but I have a lot more information now.
But one of the key things about Brown, if you study his life, is that, and his daughter told me this, that when he was at a prep school and he went to the same prep school as Donald Trump, that he was there, you know, he loved this horse and he was by the water and he saw an orb over the water that just sat there and then it came at him full force.
And when it came at him full force, he was able to see all the events coming in his own life.
And he had communication from the orb that said, You know, it's very important for you to carry on this mission of getting this kind of spiritual technology out to everyone.
And when he got up, he instantly had the idea that he had to recreate the ability in a machine to do what that orb had done to him.
So when we get around orbs and things, it's interesting because they operate differently than the idea of a UFO.
And I think very often we think of a UFO, hey, you know, this is Lockheed Martin buzzing around, or.
It's an off world civilization visiting here.
But orbs are different.
Orbs seem to have something, they're associated with this apotheum effect that I've described.
And they operate, the thing, what they do have in common with UFOs is the same sorts of things take place like people lose time, their car battery stops, their electronics won't work, and all the rest of it.
So when we get into that, we start to see these things are.
Deliberate crossovers, in fact.
Yes.
Okay.
Speaking about TV shows, the Synthetic Nature says the X Files, Jose Chung from Outer Space episode.
Would you like to address that?
Well, it was funny.
It's one of the best episodes.
Yeah.
It's a great episode.
I think what they did with the X Files is they took a lot of the lore.
Remember, Frank Scully was one of the kind of core, he wrote the core UFO book in 1950.
That's pretty early.
And that was all about the Aztec UFO case.
So, you know, there's so much in the kind of deep aspect in the DNA of that show that has to do with the UFO file as it was actually developed.
And, you know, they call it the X Files and the whole thing around X technology and X steganography that we do on the show.
It goes to that very core piece because they had used and redeveloped X steganography as a way to move this X technology through different agencies in the government.
And so X is an easy way to track how that development happens.
And I think on their side, the people who control the secret technology and put it out there, the way that they can do it is they don't have to have everybody come in and they don't have to brief 20,000 CIA agents.
They can just have groups following this.
The X will tell you what you need to know in relation to this project has gone into Black Ops, this one's related to the X technology and all the rest of it.
There's a naming convention piece.
You know, one of the strangest things about all of it for me is I studied it, the steganography, to a point where I was just like, you know, there's no way it can be a coincidence.
But I had no idea originally that it had anything to do with the past.
I thought it was just a 20th century invention by Vannevar Bush and others.
And then, if you go through the ex steganography, as we've done in 150 some odd episodes, is you find it goes all, it's, you know, the Atlantean technology piece, the Book of the Dead, all of these things have that ex steganography, St. Andrew's Cross, referencing again the other side of things.
So I think, you know, something like Jose Chung is interesting because.
It they're living under different lives, and the men in black show up there.
It's Jesse Ventura plays the men in black.
Oh my god, that is a trip and a half!
But yeah, definitely an excellent, worthy episode.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show X Series 145.
This we have got all deep into the Sami and the men in black piece, and we're gonna have more for you around the Sami shamanism and some of the incredible.
Things that are contained in it, the world of learning with it.
It comes in, you know, in this episode in a kind of a mystical and interesting way because we're talking about the men in black and, you know, there's a lot of baggage there with the men in black.
But the idea that they would exploit a psychic group that operated in the world, there's no question.
I think there's a great mystery.
And it's on the cutting room floor that Keel left this great discovery.
And we picked it up like, You know, a great discovery.
And, but it comes directly out of Kiel's research.
And what was Kiel doing?
Working right in the field, working directly with people who'd seen these crafts and things.
And, you know, you don't get in it like that.
It's those types of things.
That type of great breakthrough happens when you're active.
You're so active in it, it's almost like the universe responds to you.
And I remember.
When I first came upon this reference at the end of one book, which is not even his most popular book, and we did a show on it on Sami in relation to this, but just this little reference that he made that because he had gone through all this incredible effort gives us a hint if we can pick it up.
So if we have the ability to drill that one down, I think there's a fascinating answer in there.
We just have to make sure when we get into this, and this is a kind of a commentary around.
Fields of alternative research in general that the wave of distractions that happen in relation to these fields and things that come up that really throw deep research off track.
In fact, all the tools, in my opinion, are all there.
And you have a lot, you know, some of the greatest researchers and greatest mystics and all the rest of it.
You know, you have Gigi Young, you have Joseph Farrell, you've got the deep people still, you know, operating in this.
It's not like We need just to look back at Keel and Keith or whoever.
They're operating now.
And now is the time to really get in there and make a difference with this kind of work.
Yes.
Okay, Wayne Peake, is there a relationship between the black eyed children and the men in black?
That's a really good question.
Well, see, that's weird too.
I think any kind of anthropomorphic change, you know, whenever you have something, I remember seeing some Casey readings where he talked about.
Going through on the way to get the information for the individual who's giving the reading for.
Astral Interference Evidence00:12:49
And he sees himself as a tiny dot outside of his body and he keeps going.
And on either sides of him, he sees kind of like cities and other things.
And he keeps going and he keeps going.
But at a certain place that he goes to, he sees people with, and they have some physical aspect which isn't normal.
So their eyes will be above.
You know, will be unusually large, or their heads will be large, you know.
And he's seeing these different things as he moves along.
And he understands it on the level of there's some kind of astral interference taking place that represents, you know.
So when we get into black eyed children, I think that we're seeing something where, you know, the aspect that we know is the sense of sight is being interfered with.
And that's what's reflecting back out.
But it is a really weird, We could talk all night about that because some of those stories are just off the charts.
And, you know, it's interesting that I mentioned Casey there because I was thinking about this.
And this is my little aside on this one.
But, you know, the whole thing about cigar shaped UFOs, there's something very unusual about this.
And this is where I think we can get into the time travel discussion.
And that's part of the T.T. Brown piece that I was mentioning earlier.
But basically, in a Dream.
Casey projects that he's in 2100 AD in Nebraska.
And Nebraska's on the coast.
And he remembers at the age of seven that he is Edgar Cayce.
And scientists come in to study him.
And they take him in a cigar shaped ship.
And as he's looking down at Earth, he's seeing all of the houses are made of glass.
And you see so many of these weird proposals like, here, you know, look at these smart cities.
And they're all these kind of weird, kind of.
Glass cities that we've seen.
But there's something about these cigar shaped UFOs when you think about that.
And I remember something from my own grandmother.
My mother told me the story that when she was four years old, she didn't remember it, but my grandmother remembers it, that my grandmother was hanging clothes at four o'clock in the morning.
And my mother was with her as a four year old.
And there's a cigar shaped ship going through the neighborhood in Newton.
So, you know, there's something unusual about that.
You know, four o'clock in the morning.
What was she doing?
Well, she's a hard worker.
But I will say this that the cigar shaped ship aspect, when we get it in the Casey readings, we get it here.
He's in 2100 viewing events there and they have those ships.
So, why are we seeing them here?
And why are they kind of a major point of, you know, the kind of variation on the UFO?
That's a weird one.
I have something about the first appearance of this Asian type of man in black, who supposedly was an Asian appearance.
And it turned out, as I said, it's actually the Sami.
So I'm going to read that real quick here.
Make sure I get that one in.
Let's see.
It's funny, somebody mentioned voodoo earlier.
I didn't want to blow that off.
I think it is, you know, the whole thing about juju and voodoo and all that is very important.
And I think the, you know, carried over culture, there's a lot in Haiti about it and things that need to be learned there.
And it is absolutely fascinating.
So this is interesting.
This is John Keel, and it's his book, Operation Trojan Horse.
Voodoo and black magic are also said to produce such figures.
In the early 1950s, Albert Bender.
We spoke of earlier dabbled in both black magic and ufology.
He created a stir in ufological circles when he claimed that he had been visited by three men with glowing eyes.
Dressed in black suits, he suffered all the classic symptoms of demonomania.
I don't know what that is the fierce headaches, the upset stomach, anorexia, amnesia.
He abandoned his UFO studies after these experiences.
I have in my file hundreds of cases, some of which are now being investigated by qualified psychiatrists, in which young men and women. Obsessed with the UFO phenomena, have suffered frightening visits from these apparitions, been followed by a mysterious black Cadillac, which appeared and disappeared suddenly, and have been terrified into giving up their pursuit of UFOs.
Many contactees report similar experiences.
The phenomena is reflective.
The more frightened the victim becomes, the more manifestations are escalated.
Dabbling with UFOs can be as dangerous as dabbling with black magic.
The phenomena preys upon the neurotic, gullible, and immature, paranoid, schizophrenic.
And even demonomania, whatever that is, can result.
Mild curiosity about UFOs can turn into a destructive obsession.
Isn't that interesting?
Imagine the things that he saw up front.
What I've always felt is almost the opposite, which is it seemed to me that the exploration of the UFO piece explained a lot of other things in society that were missing.
So I think we need to bring.
That more of that into focus, where opening up on the UFO thing and not leaving it to the government, for example, to tell you what the UFO file is, is very important.
And just like that kind of positive shamanism, you know, when we're talking about the Sami, you know, that whole thing about them being used by these deep state groups for UFO, you know, for utilizing this UFO aspect.
Of suppressing the truth around it very early on.
Obviously, the positive lessons to be gleaned out of that are numerous.
Yes.
Okay.
So, Alan Luna says the MIB are fourth dimensional lower astral.
They can stretch themselves out so they look really tall and skinny, like Slender Man.
On that note, MK says, When do we start talking straight?
Where we are, a virtual reality.
In modern terms, words, our world is biological in appearance, but quantum in nature.
Oh, really?
Yeah, that's really true.
This is the whole simulation theory.
Wow, I like that a lot.
It's ancient, even though we're coming around to this understanding through technology now, and obviously through the Matrix movies.
But, you know, there's no difference between that and just the Hindu understanding of Maya, you know?
Oh, I think that's really true.
And it's a great realization as well.
Well, you see a lot of it, and you see people getting caught up in the materialism yourself.
And it's just a lot of it is that they don't take the time.
You know, they get wrapped up and they get hypnotized by the culture that they're living in.
Yeah.
I mean, if it is a movie that we're watching, right?
You can watch a movie, especially when we used to go to the theater and you'd forget you were watching, you got so caught up in it, right?
And then you come out into the light afterwards and you have to kind of come back into your body and into your life, right?
Because you've been living vicariously for two hours in darkness and everything seems so real to you.
There's no difference, right?
But the fact it's here for a purpose, we have to believe that we're here for a purpose.
Absolutely.
Right.
True words never spoken.
Now, the positive energy, good fortune projectile that the Sami produced, that's maybe a better shot of it.
That's what it looked like.
And the missionaries were freaked out by these things.
They were like, oh, it's some animal manifestation of witchcraft or whatever.
But this is interesting because it looks like that this was part of what was utilized.
By these groups to help them win militarily, you know, and this is what they used part of the Sami for.
That is a shot of that drum again.
Someone asked for it.
I found it.
Now, this is interesting.
I want to show how the missionaries saw the shamans.
Now, this is, you know, we have to remember again that they see everything as evil that isn't direct Christianity.
So, their impression of the shamans this is the guy's illustration is Reen, his name is.
And he sent it to Sheferus, who was doing his study of the Sami.
And it depicted a Sami Nuiti moving through different stages of consciousness into a trance state, where he's depicted initially on the left side of the picture, preparing himself for the trance by beating the drum with the hammer.
On the right, he's lying in a trance while his soul, aided by his alter ego or guardian spirit, as the Nuiti begins his journey into the world of spirits.
Now, I want us to take a look at this.
So, look what they built.
This is how they portrayed.
The soul on its journey here, this thing, which is obviously, you know, they wanted to give that impression of the Sami being demonic and all the rest of it.
But it is an interesting snapshot that they're getting this impression.
Okay, they use the drum, they go into a trance, and then they transform into something else.
But so if we can remove the hellfire from that, we get an impression from it.
This is another shot, and it's interesting because the hammer comes up.
Very often, the hammers used on the um, you know, the very interesting drums that they have that the shaman uses, but they the hammers also remember in Norse mythology, which they're right next to, but they don't associate with interestingly enough, which is a little odd.
But they also have this magic hammer, uh, piece, and so there is part of that.
Yeah, I just want to mention there's no interbreeding, which is very unusual for cultures who were side by side like that.
Yeah, I would say that is that would have to be unusual.
Um And so here's just the Santa Claus part wrapped up in a nice bundle.
Up until a few hundred years ago, the story goes the indigenous Sami people of Lapland, a wintry region in northern Finland, dense with conifer forests, would wait in their houses on the winter solstice to be visited by shamans.
These shamans would perform healing rituals using the hallucinogenic mushroom Amanita muscaria, right?
And a red and white toadstool fungus that they considered holy.
So holy, in fact, that the shamans dressed up like the mushrooms for their visit.
Wearing large red and white suits, the shamans would arrive at the front doors of houses and attempt to enter.
However, many families were snowed in, and the healers were forced to drop down the chimney.
They would act as conduits between the spirit and human world, bringing gifts of introspection that could solve the family's problems.
Upon arrival, the healers were regaled with food they would leave as they came on reindeer drawn sleds.
There's so much of our own Christmas imagery there, completely off the bat.
I found a shot, see if this camera will pick this up.
This is John Keel hanging out with Jacques Valet in the 90s.
But I thought that was kind of an interesting thing.
And we know Valet has been all over the board on this, but always been hanging out there in some way and gobbled up by TTSA more recently.
Finally, on this, Frank Edwards.
Frank Edwards was another one who warned about the men in black.
And it was his warning that he said that they seem to be bumping people off through cerebral hemorrhages who are a problem to them.
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So all of these people who would be really good UFO researchers, they'd end up dying of a cerebral hemorrhage.
The Invaders.
This is adopted into the show The Invaders.
But Edwards, it's very interesting to note, was a friend of Harry Truman.
So this wasn't just, you know, Some guy off on a crazy tangent.
And his books are quite remarkable.
Anyway, in one article that he has, it's called Are Our Satellites Hunting the Saucers, May 1963.
Here's the quote that I think sums up so much of tonight.
Within a 24 month period, 1947 to 1948, the appearance of UFOs in the region of the South Pole, Argentina, Chile, Australia, France, Great Britain, the United States, Sweden, and the Soviet Union.
Sent expeditions to the Antarctic.
Tangible developments were motion and still pictures of disc shaped objects that circled ships under Chilean commander Origo, and two, the realization that objects presumably entered Earth's atmosphere at polar regions for a reason.
On March 2, 1958, telemetry from Explorer satellites confirmed the existence of a zone of intense radiation, the Van Allen Belt, encircling the Earth about 600 miles out from the equator.
There is no such belt above either of the polar regions.
Now, that's pretty interesting.
And what I want to determine on that is if that statement and science from May 1963 holds up 60 years later.
So I'm going to be looking into that.
But if you have the answer, let me know that the Van Allen belt encircling the Earth has that there's no belt, Van Allen belt, around either of the polar regions.
That's quite fascinating.
And the other thing I want to mention there is in an episode that I did on LBJ and the UFO file, there's a whole section on Lloyd Berkner.
And Lloyd Berkner was one of these physicists who ran the International Geographical Year from 1958 and 59.
And, or it was 57 and 58, actually.
But what's interesting about him, he's interesting for so many reasons.
He's part of the Robertson panel, the study of UFOs.
He went to Antarctica.
He went with Bird to Antarctica.
He was the person that, in fact, JFK was going to meet in 1963 at the trademark and that they were going to do a ceremony together with the flag.
All of that got scrapped, of course, when Kennedy was assassinated.
But this International Geographical Year seems to team up with some unusual facts.
This whole emphasis around Antarctica that our friend Edwards is giving us a hint about.
It also happens to be that at the end of that, suddenly Alaska and Hawaii become states.
So, you know, there's a lot of connecting dots to do there, but I think that there's something significant in that.
And Edwards himself, what will happen to Edwards?
He will die of a cerebral hemorrhage.
How unusual is that?
All right, you're up.
Okay, Nijat Madri.
Just realized, isn't it interesting?
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The Blues Brothers were dressed as men in black.
And Ray Story says, DJ, why do you dress like a man in black?
The answer, because I don't.
No, this is, you know.
The question is, why is everybody else dressing like you?
Exactly.
But what I would say is, There's a lot of references there hanging out about the Men in Black.
And I think beyond just movies and things like that, there's a real mystery to unravel.
And if we can get the hint of the astral agency being deployed on behalf of a very deep, deep core intelligence aspect operating in protection of the UFO file, you're going to find the Sami and the Men in Black click directly because on the ground, The witnesses identified the Sami individual as the man in black person that had showed up.
But it's not just a regular Sami that's showing up for this.
It's obviously someone who is able to project themselves and do all these supernatural things.
For me, that opens up a lot about what our agencies are doing and the idea that the CIA is operating for psychic control, for archaeological control, for You know, human origin story control.
If you understand the Central Intelligence Agency from a deep state perspective, then you can understand them if you are open minded enough in these other areas to understand their activities in those areas.
And that gets into alternative energy, it gets into time displacement, UFO activity.
I mean, the entire UFO file piece came under the umbrella of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Away from other groups like the Air Force and such.
So, you know, there's a reason the CIA is that involved on this because it is a territory which does not lend itself to traditional explanations and it doesn't lend itself to traditional physics and it doesn't lend itself to our traditional origin story.
I mean, the list goes on and on.
And the groups inside of the government, their need to determine reality and the narrative around reality makes them completely focused on.
Giving us a false story around the UFO thing.
For years, they did what?
They suppressed it dramatically.
Now they wanted to give us a bunch of CIA people to tell us, you know, about, oh, the Tic Tac is the real UFO and all this junk.
And all of those news shows gobbled it up.
And they were like, hey, we're transparent, honest news shows.
We're covering UFOs.
And my point always on this was, no, you're not.
You're covering the CIA's version of the whole story.
And by the way, they've had, you know, unlimited access to this stuff for 75, 76 years, and they've repressed it this whole period.
And destroyed people like John Mack, who came out and tried to give an honest estimation in the culture about the subject.
So, you can't take anything that they say for granted on this.
You can't think of it as the truth at all.
So, you know, we have to get very real around that.
I still see people, you know, who are UFO researchers who are like, I'm meeting with a CIA person tomorrow and it's all about UFOs.
I'm so excited.
It's like, you know, you're going to get the big snow job.
Like, come on, you know, the only place you're going to get reality around UFOs is if there's a sighting, you know, you'll get some information.
And there's a history of good researchers.
Around it, but the CIA is not going to give you Jack.
All right, final two questions.
Okay, I definitely want to throw this one.
This will be the last one.
Okay.
Yes.
David Henmuller, are the jabs designed to destroy our spiritual antennas?
Is this confirmation of Steiner's warning about technical assault on our spiritual evolution?
Yes.
Simply yes.
Actually, yes, in caps.
There's no question.
And that, you know, it's a program, right?
This is also particles in the food and cloud seeding and all these types of things.
So there's a wonderful gap, I think, that's filled in all of this by the work of Alana Freeland.
And Alana does such wonderful work.
She's been on the show.
We'll get her back soon as well because her remarkable book, which took me.
A long time, the most recent book on geoengineering, but it was worth all of it.
And it's an incredible scientific overview of the subject.
But fundamentally, her point was that there's a goal inside of the system to make everyone who's walking around a walking tower.
Now, you know, we're able to look at it.
She proves that argument so electromagnetically, and then you start to think about it and combine it with other things, and you start to realize, oh, you know, There could be kind of almost a religious or pseudo spiritual aspect in this for them when they're thinking this, because it might make them, you know, gods in the making.
And I think a lot of the problem that we face in the world generally is people playing God, you know, whether it's DNA manipulation, clones, robots, population control, you know.
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And I read pretty dramatic studies.
Of a population control argument that was submitted in the 60s by Rand, you know, the same ones who took the T.T. Brown technology, and that they submitted to Johnson.
And what it said was basically pay people in third world countries not to breed.
This was the original idea that they had.
And so, you know, we get into a lot of different areas around this, but obviously what they chose to do was to not address.
The crisis around population growth, and instead encourage everything over a cliff to get to a point where they could rationalize to everyone else, oh, you know, the population's grown too big against the environment.
We need to do something.
We need to play God.
And, you know, what did John Kerry say?
Who can, you know, who could even believe this group could get together?
And, you know, he called them extraterrestrials.
This was my last question.
Oh, good.
Okay, go for it.
That's it.
So, what Jonathan Melling said, what did Kerry slip in about extraterrestrials?
Let me tell you something about politicians.
Politicians know what words not to use.
So, when Kerry, who's been Secretary of State, Democratic candidate for president, senator, you name it, from Massachusetts, when he goes up there and says, We're extraterrestrial, and right after saying how exceptional the people in this room are, it's a very, very strange thing to say.
So, somewhere in the back of his mind, he's thinking through.
Some process, probably some DNA engineering process that they have, some AI process, that somehow there'll be a higher form of human life that's better for the planet, you know?
And this is.
Well, or they've already made the leap.
Yes, yes, right.
Exactly.
Like Klaus Schwab, God, if that's what the future is, who would want any part of it?
But here's an interesting thing when I look at all that to really kind of bring this whole argument around.
I want to say this in relation to the environmental thing because over and over again it comes up and people just say, well, it's a fraud or whatever.
No, I think that they have that is, the corporations and the government with nuclear tests and, you know, with incredible like fracking and all that stuff have done damage to the environment.
And I think that they should be the ones to pay for it.
I don't want to run away from the idea that there's damage to the environment or say, hey, you know, there isn't anything going on here.
No, there is.
And I think a lot of it comes from, These billionaires and their corporations, and they've made all the money, and that's the way that they've devised the pyramid.
Well, that's fine, but you're not going to have everyone as your carbon slave because you guys destroyed the environment.
So, you know, you're going to have to give up some of that wealth pie.
And for me, if the conversation goes there, these guys will shut up about the environment, you know.
But the truth is that we need to have an inspired attitude towards the environment and creating an incredible environment and not just.
Decimating nature with corporations as we've done for years and years.
And these guys who've done the main decimating, they're now saying, We're so exceptional, we're extraterrestrial.
I mean, come on.
John Kerry was at the UN demanding that the United States go into Syria because they crossed a red line using chemical weapons, which they hadn't.
So, so much for being exceptional, John.
All right, last one, Ms. Lewis.
That was it.
Excellent.
Fantastic.
Well, we're right on time.
So, a couple of quick things to wrap this whole shebang up.
The Sami piece, I want to emphasize just how incredible and the things that I've learned about them.
I think that they are remarkable people, and I look forward to finding out more about the traditions that were hidden and suppressed.
Maybe there's a way to bring some of that back to light.
But I do think there's something remarkable to find in the literature and in the research around the men in black and relate it directly.
To the use of the astral agency.
And then the next question becomes how does the astral agency function after 75 years, 80 years of practice?
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That's maybe goes on the deeper questions and gets us into the secret society mystery school activity.
And that's where this conversation goes next, for sure.
And but the idea that this, you know, very talented group was utilized and targeted early on and brought over here to America to do.
You know, to create something like an astral agency to give us sort of the ultimate edge.
I think we've opened up the question in a fashion that you would hope that people like Bender and Kiel and Jim Keith would feel very comfortable with because they were around tracking this stuff and being like, what on earth is going on here?
So for me, I see this astral agency as a direct extension, and the fact that it's around the UFO file over and over again, I point out the aspect in relation to the UFO file that is supernatural because you have to deal with that up front.
You know, and people running around and they're like, we've got G Force things and, you know, all this nonsense.
And Jeremy Corbell is like, look, I have a picture of an orb over Iraq from 10 years ago.
You know, this whole way of doing discovery is nothing.
That's all media hype plant.
That's the marketing op on that side.
And then the TTSA stuff was the Intel, you know, the Elizondo thing.
And those people, I expect that whole thing to regroup with a better message.
But, um, You know, people like Elizondo and Nolan crashed it.
I think they're still trying with Nolan.
You know what's weird is someone kept sending me these things that when they typed in Dark Journalist, they'd get one thing of Dark Journalist and then all of these Nolan interviews underneath.
So, right, that's the thumbnail that I get.
Yeah, that's fantastic.
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Hey, there it is.
Wait, connecting Tesla to Aramon is so wrong.
That's slop the hogs kind of stuff.
Yeah, yeah, I agree 100%.
I would think that Tesla was doing exactly the opposite of our harmonic activity.
And so, whoever was suggesting that one, no way.
Deborah Sloan, Don Nguyen, of course.
Gotcha.
Catherine Harris, look up Buttercup.
I like it.
Thank you both lots and lots.
This is Alan Luna.
Alan Luna.
Alan Luna?
Alan Luna.
Thank you, sir.
Joan Q. Public.
Fantastic.
Wow.
Hey, this thing is going nuts.
Oh, I wanted to mention that when I was doing the, you know, when I was doing the research on this, on the technology side, I had a Carrie Cassidy moment where everything, all the technology was just flipping out.
And it kept every reference that I had, it wrote down journalist and took out dark.
It was really strange.
And then there were a number of odd things.
And also, when I entered my password, When I was working today, when I came in, it came, my password went in and went out.
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So, you know, it would show up and then it would backtrack itself.
It was the most unusual thing.
So, there was a lot of weird stuff whenever I got around the Summy thing.
So, as far as, you know, the Men in Black go, listen, I'm sure, I'm sure that was their little joke.
But I had a good time.
But you can handle it.
Exactly.
Corky Goss, Jimmy Lyle Kenemer.
Let's see, Space Ghost.
The jot, it was very strange, let me tell you.
And it all had to do with text.
So there was something strange going on.
John the Wandering Fool, cool shows.
I got glitches tonight too.
Yeah, isn't that interesting?
I wonder if there were more than one.
Rock and roll, Undestroyer.
Hey, you're predicting a show that's coming up.
Love when I can catch you live.
Oh, that reminds me.
Thank you for the rock and roll thing.
Are you ready?
This is the Elvis thing.
I did.
You know, earlier this week, I tweeted out a strange discovery while I was researching something else, and everybody jumped all over this.
I got just a ton of emails about it, and I promise I'll get deeply into what's going on here.
But basically, I had Elvis at Roswell, New Mexico on Valentine's Day, 1955, one of his first shows ever at North Junior High School in Roswell.
Very, very unusual, let's face it.
I mean, here's Elvis in Memphis, and yeah, they'll run them around a little bit, but Roswell, this tiny little town in New Mexico at a high school?
I don't know.
I've never heard that before.
And I got to say, I just thought it was exceptional.
So there it is.
And what's interesting, of course, is I found out that most of the shooting for the man who fell to earth that Bowie did was also in Roswell, New Mexico.
And that's interesting for a few reasons, but one of the reasons is.
The story about Roswell wasn't out yet because it wasn't rediscovered until 1978, which is three years after the movie.
So, explain that one, huh?
Excellent.
Catherine Harris, Jennifer Walters said, I love Elvis, and she gets the quote of the night right there.
1955, what a year.
Wow, fantastic.
Thank you so much, everyone.
It's been great to have you here.
Olivia, bravo, nice job.
And we'll see you all next week.
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