Jordan Holmes and Dan Friesen dissect Kerry Cassidy’s wild claims—ET races like reptilian Dracos and Aldeberon "aliens" (humanoid-reptilian hybrids) controlling Africa’s monetary system via Basel’s Bank for International Settlements, linking apartheid’s collapse to their alleged skin-darkening schemes, and framing Ebola as a cover-up to hide their bases. Cassidy ties COVID vaccines to cybernetic armies, "black goo" bioweapons (graphene oxide) to the Falklands conflict, and suggests Putin is a clone while Elon Musk may be a benevolent AI cyborg, despite Dan’s correction of her Nazi time-travel fantasy about Project Mars. The hosts mock the incoherence, racism, and sci-fi absurdity, concluding that modern conspiracy theories—like QAnon—have replaced older, equally outlandish but more entertaining alien narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
I made a bit of an executive decision, and that is that we're not going to be talking about Alex and his coverage of that until at least Monday because it's difficult to say exactly or to put this into words, but I feel like there are sort of two primary objectives of the show.
And one is to analyze and deconstruct the narratives and the false reality that's perpetuated by Alex, the sources of it, the sources of his worldview, his ideology, a lot of this anti-communist bullshit.
That stuff is very important.
But the second goal really is to not do things that are not in service of the audience.
And I don't feel like there is such a rush to get to this that it overcomes the sort of difficulty that people are feeling and how it would be exacerbated by listening to Alex's horrible bullshit about it.
So we're going to put that on the back burner, but we will eventually cover his immediate response.
And every hour it seems like there's a new piece of information.
Every hour it seems like there's something somebody has not been completely honest about or any number of difficult details that we should not be grappling with until we have the totality of them.
First of all, what I want to talk about is the role of Basil or Basel, Switzerland, and the control of what is called the right to issue and why it's centered in Basel, Switzerland.
And as far as I can tell, there's very little talk about this, at least in the circles that I pay attention to.
And I'm always gathering more and more information.
So I have a whistleblower on the subject who is very well versed and trained as part of this monetary system that we've had that involves Wall Street stocks and all kinds of things.
This all comes from a pamphlet called The Right to Issue, written by a guy named William Calder, which has mostly been reported on by the raving anti-Semite and friend of Leo Zagami, Henry Macau.
The idea is that there's this group called the Sabbateans who pretended to be Jewish people, but are actually evil.
And these people are the ones who are controlling all the banks and trying to destroy Western civilization and the world.
More or less, it's an interesting workaround where folks who want to maintain all the ideology of hardcore neo-Nazism can do that while pretending that they don't hate Jewish people so they can feel better about themselves.
David Icke has spread some of these ideas on Alex's show in the past few years and actually is quite a big proponent of this Sabatean conspiracy idea.
You see sort of wrinkles and kernels of this in a lot of places, like with Ben Shapiro calling Jewish people who vote Democrat, like Jewish in name only.
So I have a whistleblower on the subject who is very well versed and trained as part of this monetary system that we've had that involves Wall Street stocks and all kinds of things.
They have had training in this area.
And they have recently communicated to me that there's, I believe they said 10,000 acres where there are a certain group of families.
Aldeberon is ostensibly, based on what Carrie is telling us, an entire system devoted to when the Draco reptilians and the humanoids got together and made a hybrid race, and they just gave them a planet and were like, stay on Aldeberon.
There's not concrete details here, but yes, maybe.
Who knows?
So one of the things that I was thinking about is like, this is such a manifestation of like weird narcissism to imagine that multiple alien groups are fighting with each other over our banking system.
Then there's the Anunnaki that are Pleiadian humanoid reptilian hybrids.
And certainly there can be more.
For example, the beings from Venus, which whether they're Pleiadian or not, or, you know, all go back to Lyra.
So that my understanding is the humanoid races tend to go back, all stem from Lyra, the Lyra system, but they could also have originated in other parts of the multiverse.
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And that's kind of the definition of the multiverse.
But it It centers around a television series called The Event, which is actually a depiction of a real situation that we're having here on planet Earth to do with various ET races.
And I think what she's talking about, because she's not specific about this, but in 2013, Gordon Duff published a post on Veterans Today titled, quote, The Little Green Guy Book, which was a guide to various alien races that is very much not a real document or anything other than someone having a good time.
Does it ever occur to these people that it is odd that all of the movies that they are referencing are all in English as though no one else in the world made movies about aliens?
I think I watched the event and I was really disappointed because it was, it was, I have it cataloged in my mind as kind of the same as like Terra Nova or Revolution.
Like these shows that I was like, man, this could be the sweet spot.
The story goes that the race from Aldeberon destroyed what I understand to be not just one planet of theirs in their system, but two.
And they got into a situation where they wanted to come to Earth and basically terraform and take over a certain portion of our territory.
And that a negotiation took place so that we could go into outer space and take over certain planetoids or planets where we could establish colonies with their help.
And then at the same time, they would be given a portion of our landmass, which was Africa.
So I know this sounds crazy to go out there, but this is actually something that Gordon Duff talked about on Veterans Today many years ago.
I don't know if I'm, I don't know if I included a clip of it, but she does point out that some of the smaller countries in Africa were not thrilled with it.
To get back to the Aldebaran story, is this story, as we were told by a whistleblower that has been substantiated again by at least three other substantial sources, including Gordon Duff.
Is that the beings from Aldebaran expressed they wanted to come here?
We gave them this landmass.
They have disguised themselves.
They have some kind of ability.
They do look, you know, the normal sort of blonde, blue-eyed, I don't know what you want to call that, humanoid, even you might call them the Nordic type of look, right, of the typical Nazi, but they seem to be able to change their appearance.
And so what they did is they camouflage themselves.
They turn their skin dark, more, you know, like black type, the black races, to blend in with the races of Africa.
Well, I think, I think, let me let me play the next clip because I think that there's some information that comes here that make made me like, made me feel a little bit more along these lines.
These same bases then became sort of a place, a distribution place, where these races from Aldebaran, these beings who again had, were kind of like refugees from another planet, coming into Africa families, etc.
And then dropped off in South Africa, where this particular whistleblower actually told us that what happened was they began to see all of a sudden that they had populations that they in numbers, that they never knew where they came from and they appeared kind of out of nowhere in the immigration record, I guess.
And then they would take, they would take trains and and leave south Africa and go into the rest of and establish themselves and because they looked like the the, the peoples of Africa, they got under the radar.
I think that by doing this kind of a framing, you're able to explain away all sorts of um, inconvenient things about the history of Africa.
Yeah, for instance, you could um, you know say, in the same way that the anti-communist folks they have, their support of apartheid is based on like oh yeah, Nelson Mandela and all them, that it wasn't about um, you know like, human rights, it's about pushing communism right right right, you know there's that right uh, and it's sort of the same way you could do this.
It's like.
This wasn't like a fight for human rights.
This was the Aldeberons right uh, who are trying to uh overthrow apartheid right right, you know and, and hey, you know, one of the features of apartheid is a very small minority uh is ruling over another majority group by force.
If there's a whole bunch of people that come in, maybe that's why there's a majority uh it's, it's a mess.
I mean, it does kind of feel like what just happened.
There is she described apartheid and then the end of apartheid being the people who caused apartheid, changing their skin black and disappearing, leaving those poor, innocent white people to deal with the fallout.
Well, it's possible that could be an interpretation right right, or it could be an interpretation that the Aldebaranis uh were just trying to take control of places sure, and so the fight for human rights uh, in places like Zimbabwe and in South Africa, overthrowing those systems, were actually the Aldebarons trying to take control, right?
Things like the remnants of uh the colonialism um, in places like Rwanda.
Sure you could take that as some sort of influence of the uh the Aldebarons right, you know, you can basically take cultural responsibility away from human actors and place a lot of it onto aliens.
I think the thing that blows my mind, though, in her reality is when she keeps saying we, like when she refers to we gave them Africa.
And it's like you're describing a group of humans so powerful they can just give away a continent to aliens without telling anybody they're functionally aliens as well.
I don't know what the actual number of these beings are.
I do know that it's very possible, but that what they're calling Ebola is actually could be a reaction to or sort of a disinfo campaign to keep people away from the interior of Africa and so to keep these race hidden.
And also, it's interesting that she's saying that it's to keep people away from Central Africa because there were Ebola outbreaks in Central Africa before, but the most recent one was very much the Atlantic coast in northern Africa, like Sierra Leone.
But like, the other thing, too, is that if she's saying that Ebola is somehow a cover to keep people away so they don't uncover the existence of the Aldebaran aliens, right?
First of all, that's silly.
But second of all, that means that there is a timeframe because that would mean that it can't exist prior to 1976.
But there's also sort of a catch, which is that although they look human, What is the situation is that, and this is in the movie The Event, which is a series you can watch on the clicks and television series.
You know, it used to be free.
Towards the end, it is revealed that although they're humanoid and or look very human, they actually need a different atmosphere than us and that the exposure of us to them alters our DNA or actually,
you know, can act as a kind of poison to us, which is possibly reflected in a disinfo campaign that they call Ebola.
Now, it's well known that Ebola was actually an ingredient or is an ingredient of the vaccus.
So this story that I'm telling now does reflect back into the whole COVID last two years, which is what I've said over and over again, a transhuman agenda with basically collateral damage, where they don't care how many people can't handle the change.
So we got these alien races, but really all we're kind of dealing with then is the four AI, though, because they're the ones orchestrating all of this.
Basically, what they're building is an army, an army of beings to fight any incoming threat, especially androids coming from all these other AIs and AI cultures out in the larger solar systems and galaxies.
So we are, this is a, what I call a humanity 3.0 program.
Yes, the COVID vaccine will turn some people into automatons that will mindlessly be able to fight against the incoming cyborgs that alien AI are creating.
Eliminating populations is not as crucial for them, although they're certainly involved in it.
And the Chinese, very specifically.
In fact, Mark Richards told me two years ago before this whole thing started that he had gotten word that the Chinese had decided they needed to get rid of at least 500 million or more of their own people.
And they are still, as you see, you know, doing lockdowns, probably spraying their people with more versions of the bioweapon, making sure that more and more people die and don't just get transformed into this cybernetic type army.
What happened to Max Spears and his death when he went to Cyprus then came back and was dying?
I was actually on the phone with one individual that was on the site there at the time.
Apparently, Max was dying in the other room.
They were trying to call some help.
Then doctors came but couldn't do anything.
They left and eventually they came back to take the body away and they didn't allow them to take that body away.
Instead, they spent several days trying to reanimate him and possibly doing a lot of black magic research around that.
And what he was dying of appears to have been a COVID infestation or takeover of his body because there was black stuff coming out of various, you know, his eyes and so on and so forth.
alec newworld is uh sort of an e.t contactee with these blue aliens i believe he was living in nice As far as I remember, I thought it was New Zealand, but I read his books many years ago.
And he talks about an ET race.
I'm not sure if it's the same race or whether the race just revealed the information, but they were aware of this negative level of black goo that is, again, AI that was put here by an E.T. race to be activated at a certain point in our history, which obviously has happened by now and happened beginning in the Falklands.
And that there is, so this is embedded in the earth under the oceans.
Yeah, I mean, it almost is almost paralyzing and yet at the same time comforting of being like, if I lived in this universe that she says we inhabit, what would I be afraid of?
Well, I mean, the Raptors are bad because March Reitzers like well, obviously, like she believes that the COVID stuff is a bioweapon and the black goo and all this, and that there are bio labs in Ukraine that Russia is actually going after and attacking.
So that's how she can rationalize it.
It's a positive thing.
But I mean, the reality of what she's justifying through fantasy is outrageous.
That's one of those where I do feel like she's got that moment of where it's like, either I can wrestle with what I've accidentally walked my space ass into supporting fucking Putin and deal with that.
Now, I'm not sure if I've mentioned, but Elon Musk is, okay, so I have my own take on him and my understanding.
What I was seeing was a cyborg.
I believe he's run by a good set of whether it's an AI or a group of ETs, I don't know.
But for the most part, he seems fairly positively oriented.
But he did grow up and was totally backed by our secret space program during the time when it was completely run and dominated by the New World Order.
So he has been positioned purposely to be playing his role that he's playing now.
Whether he's turned against his sort of operators or whether he is actually fulfilling a role that they prefer he play and where that might lead, I don't know.
Because I would have said that he is the avatar of American white male failure being rewarded as the richest man in the world.
Cyborg.
Yeah.
Well, one of the two.
If you were creating something in the lab to more accurately reflect back on America, every failure that it's ever made and what it looks like, that would be Elon Musk.
Well, I think painting him as a cyborg that's under the control of some hyper-powerful alien or AI kind of gets you around having to explain some of his behavior, some of his past.
All that stuff is kind of like, well, he's not, you know.
I mean, Mark Richards, yeah, that's that's amazing.
That's loyalty.
You know, I don't, I, I, I, Dan, I'm just gonna say this right now.
If you were like, hey, I'm gonna lead to the deaths of thousands, if not millions of people, I'd be like, Dan, I don't think we can be friends anymore.
I don't know how aware Elon is of what he actually is or not.
So I don't, I don't, you know, I'm not trying to insult him, but this is what, you know, you can't help what you see.
So then on top of it, someone wrote to me and said that there was a book written, I don't know if they said 100 years ago or whenever it was, that depicted a character called Elon who would eventually be made president of Mars.
And so I don't have a copy of that book, but this is what I heard.
I think that one of the reasons that people like Carrie don't learn more about the things that they're like, they see, like this, is because if you learn more it's less fun.
Yeah oh yeah, but in this case it's actually more fun, because then you'd learn it was Von Braun right, you have all kinds of fun with that right right right, this is very much.
And then you learn like, don't dig too much, just don't dig too much.
I mean, like this show really is a manifestation of what happens when you take claims and then you try and explore them past the surface level of the headlines that Alex reads yeah, and you see the results of it.
Yeah uh, it doesn't bend towards uh Alex, being right about stuff no, and I think that on some level, subconscious or otherwise, people like Carry probably have that intuition too.
Yeah yeah, that like best not to actually try and confirm things totally.
Instead, let's take our information from a murderer who makes stuff up right, uh.
Let's take our information from weird uh, monster manuals that a guy right at the Veterans today posts, yeah, this is totally.
Just knowing that, I mean, the fact that somebody, and not somebody, I mean, I'm not talking about specifically like a person, although I assume it could be a person in this cosmology, could just be like, okay, Aldebarans, you guys are dope.
And I think the other piece of it, too, is that the phenomenon of Trump brought in so much conspiracism to politics that that overlap is ruining conspiracism.