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Feb. 2, 2024 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
01:17:24
Mike Adams interviews Timothy Alberino on strange occurrences in Peruvian Amazon
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Welcome to today's interview here on Brighton.
Now this is under the category of strange events or unsolved mysteries.
We're having a special guest, Timothy Alberino, who recently went on a journey to a very remote village in the Amazonian jungle to interview people who had first-hand accounts with what they claim are human type of beings that are trying to We're
folklore.
Is it legend or is it really happening?
Well, according to our guest today, he interviewed many local people who say it's really happening.
And so it's a big mystery, especially in Peru and other South American countries, including Brazil, where this appears to be happening.
So have an open mind.
We're going to talk to Timothy Albarino and find out what he knows so far and see what you think about it.
So, again, unsolved mysteries or strange events on our world right here today on Brighton with Timothy Albarino.
Welcome to today's interview on Brighteon.com.
I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon, and today we're joined by Timothy Albarino.
His website is timothyalbarino.com.
He's got a very popular YouTube channel, and he is an investigator, one of the sharpest investigators and authors that I've ever met, and he dares to go into realms of investigation that most people won't touch.
He's been traveling recently and has discovered some very disturbing things Welcome, Timothy.
Great to have you on the show again.
Great to be back with you, Mike.
Well, it's been too long and you've done a lot since then, so where do you want to begin on your adventures?
Well, I wanted to tell you about a recent investigation I did in the Peruvian Amazon.
I went on an expedition and I organized an expedition to a village called San Antonio Pinto Yaku in the region of Alto Nanay in the Peruvian Amazon, not far from the city of Iquitos.
And I don't know if you're aware, but there's been some very strange things going on in the jungle in the Peruvian Amazon as of late, actually going back to about mid-July, especially from mid-July to mid-August.
Apparently, villagers in some of the villages out there in the Amazon Have been assaulted by very strange beings with apparently advanced technology.
And there were some videos that were captured from the village, from this particular village, San Antonio de Pinto Yaku.
Back in mid-July, late July, they surfaced on social media and they instantly went viral.
What kind of beings are you referring to?
Well, I think we're probably talking about ultimately human beings, but I can't say for sure, and you'll understand why I'm saying that in this manner as I get into the details.
But I don't know if you saw the videos that were surfacing.
There was a particular video that surfaced from San Antonio Pinto Yaku, which depicted the villagers running around in a state of panic at nighttime, and they were discharging their firearms into the jungle.
And in a subsequent interview with some of the villagers, some of the men of that village, they said that they were being assailed by tall beings who could float off the ground, about a meter off the ground, and who would fly through the air, and who apparently were impervious to their shotgun blasts.
They shot them at point-blank range to no effect.
This episode that happened, and it was multiple episodes over a few weeks, it was also breaking out in other villages in Alto Nanai, in the Peruvian Amazon.
So I decided at length to organize an expedition, and I chartered a riverboat, and I took Doug Thornton with me, who's an ex- Yes, I know Doug.
Ex-infantry marine and DHS guy, and I went into the village to investigate.
It was a two-day trip up the river.
It's a very, very remote village.
There's a communications outpost at this village that the provincial government established there because...
After this village is a vast wilderness just Amazon jungle for for countless miles until you get to the border of Ecuador and Bolivia so I mean rather Ecuador and Colombia so it was very remote location and when when Doug and I began to investigate we were pretty shocked by what we found and And we can get into the details,
and I'll pause here if there's any other questions you want me to answer before I get into the details of what exactly we encountered.
Well, I suppose the first question is, you know, many Central and South American cultures are quite rich with various stories of mysterious creatures such as the chupacabra, for example, and others.
Did you find anything that convinces you that this is more than just folklore?
Well...
This incident has to do with a particular legend in the jungle, in the Amazon, both in the Peruvian and in, I'm finding out, the Brazilian Amazon.
And that legend is related to what they call pelacaras, which in English translates to face peelers.
And I had heard about the Pelicadas when I lived.
I should have said I lived in this area of the jungle when I was 19 years old, so I'm very familiar with the area.
I speak the local dialect, which is Spanish.
It's actually called charapa.
It's a mix of Spanish and Quechua.
And I heard about the face peelers.
Really?
Quechua?
I mean, that's the ancient language.
I speak the charapa, which is a mix of Spanish and some Quechua mixed in.
I don't speak Quechua, but I understand the Quechuan words that are used within the dialect of charapa, which is primarily Spanish.
And it's actually, if you don't understand, you can speak Spanish fluently and go into the jungle and really have a hard time understanding those people because they mix so much Quechuan into...
into their Spanish but that's where I learned Spanish was among these among these communities out in the Amazon that very region of the Amazon so now it makes sense that you know I would go and do this investigation and by the way well let me finish the the face peeler legend before I add any more details the face peeler legend goes back at least to I would say early to mid 80s it does not go further than that and we know that because I've talked to a lot of people out there in the jungle and The
elderly people will tell you that they did not grow up with this legend.
This is something that began to develop in their time and in their children's time.
So about, let's say, early to mid-80s.
And the Face Peeler legend pertains to an unknown, mysterious legend.
Unknown mysterious beings, let's call them, who from time to time will invade villages and will abduct certain individuals, and those individuals will later be found without their faces.
Either all of their face or part of their face will be gone.
Sometimes, I was told that in the early days of the phenomenon, actually those individuals, the victims, would be found with their organs missing.
So their face would be surgically removed.
And their organs would be missing.
And so the villagers, the communities of the Amazon, they basically have two theories.
I would actually say they have three theories that I've heard and that I heard when I was living there when I was 19.
The first theory is that gringos are perpetrating this phenomenon.
They're the face peelers.
It's an international group.
They call it just, you know, gringos or any non-Latinos.
And they are...
They are engaged in organ harvesting, and they've been doing this since the mid-80s, and they're in possession of technology, night vision technology.
The face peelers can fly, by the way.
This is always part of the legend.
And so it's assumed by some that it's gringos with advanced technology.
Others will tell you that the face peelers are not gringos.
In fact, they're not even human.
They're non-human entities, nefarious, obviously.
And then there's some people will tell you that they believe that it's both, that there's humans and non-humans that are working together for some nefarious purpose.
And we're talking about indigenous communities who are saying this and who have been saying this for decades.
Did you talk to local people who said that they had seen faceless bodies, victims of this?
Oh, yes.
Yeah, in fact...
In fact, there was a young man, I did a video on my YouTube channel about this, it got age restricted by Google after it hit a million, basically hit a million views, got age restricted by Google recently, this past summer, in which I feature a young man from the same region of the jungle who was discovered without his face.
Three fourths of his face are surgically removed.
This is not the result of animal depredation.
This is not piranhas.
The man's face is very obviously surgically removed, so some sort of a very fine instrument was used to cut his face off.
Now, I actually put that video in my video on YouTube, and so it got age-restricted on Google, rather on YouTube.
But yes, that incident happened around the same period of time, this year, in that same region of the jungle, the Alto Nanai, previous to my visit to San Antonio de Pinto Iacu.
And by the way, other things were happening during the same period of time when San Antonio was under assault by the alleged face peelers.
There were very strange things happening in other parts of the Peruvian Amazon.
There were all kinds of UFO sightings and there were some hostile UFO encounters.
One, there was a couple of young guys, I believe there was a couple of young guys in the village who were actually, I guess, attacked by a UFO that deployed some sort of a beam at them and was trying to lift them off the ground.
There was a group of, I believe they were college students who were in the jungle doing some sort of research and they all witnessed a very strange non-human being walking through the jungle together.
They all collectively witnessed this.
So there was all kinds of UFO activity and high strangeness unfolding in the Proven Amazon prior to my visit to investigate this particular incident in San Antonio de Pinto Yaku.
Wow, I mean, you've touched upon a lot of possible explanations for this, and I think some of our viewers will be aware of cattle mutilations, for example, in many regions of the world.
And those appear to involve organ harvesting with very precision type of procedures that remove organs.
But what are the theories of why would they need people's faces?
And I guess you're talking about Just the skin?
Or are they removing eyeballs, teeth?
I mean, what are we talking about here?
And why?
What are the theories of why?
Who's collecting faces?
Early on in the phenomenon, they were collecting more than faces.
Apparently, they were organ harvesting.
But recently, in more recent years, it's just been faces.
And nobody knows why...
People are showing up without their faces, like they're finding dead bodies.
You know, every now and again, they'll discover a dead body without the face.
Now, it should be noted that in Mexico, the cartels do this as a campaign of terror to strike terror.
In the hearts of their enemies.
So they'll cut their victim's face off and wear it as a mask.
Or in some cases, one time they sewed it to a soccer ball and were kicking it around.
So the cartels engage in this sort of thing.
And when I went to do this investigation with Doug Thornton, this was one of the possibilities that was in the back of our mind.
In fact, it was one of the worst case scenarios.
are we dealing with heightened cartel activity in the Amazon?
Are these cartels?
So that's our first thought.
The second thought was, are we dealing with something even worse than cartels, which would be an international organization of organ harvesters and or sex traffickers?
That's like another level, maybe even using the cartels in this region.
So these were, and then, of course, the third option is, are we dealing with some sort of a non-human phenomenon here?
These were the, we didn't, we weren't settled on any conclusion yet.
We hadn't done the investigation.
So when we got to San Antonio de Pinto Iaco, again, I said, it was a two-day journey up the river deep in the Amazon.
I charted a riverboat, and we actually supplied the village as well.
We brought food and supplies to the village, medical supplies, so sort of a humanitarian thing as well.
And I want to thank the guys from Conduit Church, Pastor Darren Tyler, Jamie Brandenburg, and the guys from Conduit Church who helped me to fund this expedition and really helped me fund the humanitarian part of it.
But...
And the reason why we did that, by the way, is because these villagers were no longer going into the jungle to harvest their food.
They have what they call chakras out in the jungle, their little farms.
They were so terrorized that they were no longer going out to harvest their yucca and so forth.
They weren't going down the river to fish.
They were staying in there, close to their village, and the men were, every night, were going on patrol.
Every single night, all the men would go on patrol.
We brought them night vision goggles.
We brought them thermal binoculars, radios, and high-powered flashlights.
And Doug actually ended up training them how to walk in a military-style patrol.
Some of those thermal vision devices, and I know because I have some of these, they have recording capabilities these days.
Most of them do.
Yes.
So is it possible they've been trained on maybe getting recordings of future sightings, like thermal recordings?
We train them with the night vision goggles.
Now, you can't bring grade one or grade two night vision goggles out of the United States.
You get arrested.
Yeah, you're right.
But you can bring the, I think they call them grade three or level three night vision goggles, which...
And shout out to my friend Dave Salvaggio, who's probably going to hear this, who helped me to pick out the right gear to bring to these people so I don't get arrested when I'm coming to the country.
Isn't that ITAR restrictions on exports?
Yeah, that's right.
So I think it's called Tier 3 actually.
Tier 3 night vision goggles are like the kind of goggles that biologists use at night to look for animals and that sort of thing.
Hunters will use them.
They're actually pretty powerful.
We had them with us in the jungle.
We played around with them.
And they do have recording capabilities.
We did equip the villagers with those, and we did teach them how to use them.
Wait, I'm sorry to interrupt, but as of so far, they haven't, to your knowledge, captured any interesting footage?
Or how would they even get you the footage?
I mean, it's not like they have, you know, internet there, right?
They do have internet because they have a...
Satellite?
Remember, I mentioned that they had that satellite up.
They had a...
Communication outpost that was built by the provincial government in the village because this is one of the last villages on this vast expanse of Amazon jungle.
And so in fact they do have satellite internet in this one building.
So they have the capability.
I mean, these guys, these villagers, and by the way, these are not primitive indigenous people running around in grass skirts with blowguns.
They were that way maybe 50 years ago.
But these are civilized people.
They sit around.
Some of the men and women and children will sit around this government building.
They call it the Tombo at nighttime.
And we'll sit there and watch movies, watching the Marvel movies.
They're watching all the same movies we watch.
They have social media accounts.
So these are these are people who are very familiar with pop culture and have access to the Internet.
So they could they could capture something on these night vision goggles, download it onto a laptop and upload it to the Internet.
And if they do capture something, they're going to send it to to me first to evaluate it.
So – But it must be understood that by the time we got to San Antonio de Pinto Yaku, this was in the aftermath.
Everything had settled down for a couple months by the time we got there.
The height of this activity was mid-July to the beginning of August.
It was almost every night they were encountering what I'm about to explain.
What these guys were encountering were very large...
Individuals, assailants, who were dressed head to foot in black armored body suits.
They were wearing helmets that were elongated in the back.
They had large almond-shaped eye lenses that were described variously as green or yellow-tinted.
And they were impervious to at least two shotguns, 16-gauge shotguns.
They were shot at point-blank range many times to no effect.
And they have the ability, according to some of the guys in the village, and I interviewed a lot of people in the village, according to some of these guys who encountered them, these assailants, who would only come at night, by the way.
They would only make incursions into the village at nighttime.
These men encountered them not walking, rather floating.
And they say that they have, the villagers explained to me, some of them, That these assailants have very large footwear.
In fact, they leave imprints in the ground.
They're very large.
And their imprints are two discs.
Because on the bottom of their boots, assumedly boots, they have these discs that emit a light and allow them to float off the ground about a meter.
Now, in addition to this technology that they're deploying from their footwear, from their boots, the way that they make the incursions into the village is through the air.
They fly.
But they're not using jetpacks, as some people have assumed or heard.
Rather, they're flying on large circular disks, hoverboard platforms.
And when they're on these disks, they just look like little flying saucers in the sky.
And they don't make any noise unless they're lifting off the ground.
When they lift off the ground from a stationary position, there's sort of a burst of Maybe like compressed air, that's what it was described to me.
Many people saw them flying on these discs.
And when they're flying on the disc, it's almost as if they have stealth armor technology because you can't see them unless you get up close and put a flashlight right on them.
And then you'll see the silhouette of a guy sort of surfing on the disc.
Now, you have to understand it.
I had dozens and dozens of people tell me about these guys, not just one or two, okay?
They were encountered by multiple people in the village.
Men and women encountered them, these individuals.
In fact, there was a young girl named Talia, 15 years old.
They attempted to abduct Talia.
And Talia's story, very briefly, she was in her backyard one evening just after dark.
She was picking fruit out of a tree.
Some fruit fell to the ground.
She bent over to pick up this fruit and she felt a gentle wind at her back, like a breeze suddenly at her back.
And she saw the dead leaves rustling around her and she wondered what it might be.
She stood up and turned around and to her shock, One of these assailants that I just described, dressed head to foot in black armored bodysuit, surfing on one of these circular hoverboards, flew up next to her, landed right next to her, grabbed her from behind, covered her mouth, and another one came up, landed in front of her and grabbed her feet.
And Talia, behind her house, there's sort of a forested gully.
And there's jungle in there, and this is where these guys came from.
And around this little galli are other houses of the other villagers.
So this isn't on the outskirts of town.
This is sort of in the middle of town.
And long story short, they attempted to cut her face off.
They took out what I think is a laser syringe, based on Talia's description of the device, and they began to make an incision in her neck right here, right under her jawline.
And she began to struggle as they're doing this.
She was able to push up one of the helmets.
She started to push it up on the guy that had her from behind.
And as she was doing this, the guy in front of her slapped her in the face.
And they sort of lost control of her for just a moment, and she screamed at the top of her lungs.
And when she did this, the villagers, who were already in a heightened state of vigilance, because this was not the first incursion into the village by these assailants, they came running immediately, including her brother, with their flashlights.
And they saw these assailants.
They saw them basically hovering on their boards and then maneuvering to where there was an opening in the trees, and then they shot up into the air.
And one of them was dragging, tried to pull Talia with him.
He was dragging her by her hair.
And Talia says, and this is an anomaly, no one else told me this, Talia says that they spoke.
And that one of the assailants, who she calls the gringo, who is the taller one, all of them are taller than me, by the way, and I'm six foot.
He spoke broken Spanish, and the other one spoke Spanish, according to Talia, spoke with a normal Peruvian accent, and she heard them talking.
In fact, before they started to cut her face under her jawline, they applied this cream.
They were applying this cream to her face, which numbed her face immediately, and one of the assailants said to the other, be careful, don't put too much on, it's going to ruin the flesh.
And Talia explained to me that what they were saying was that the cream was, if they put too much on, it would cause the skin to stick to the tissue as they were trying to cut her face off.
So this was an incident that was very violent and physical involving this 15-year-old girl that was witnessed by multiple villagers, multiple people.
Yeah, this is pretty disturbing stuff, and it reminds me of, you know, it puts the lotion on its skin.
Exactly.
This is like, you know, the alien version of that movie.
But what you're describing here sounds like non-terrestrial technology, but perhaps human beings have been given this tech to, And given a mission to go out and harvest faces for whatever reason.
Maybe they chose this really remote village because they thought nobody would notice.
I mean, what's your theory of what this is?
Well, that's actually my working hypothesis.
Really?
So, I was able to, we were able to rule out, and I'll tell you why in a moment.
I think this will give some clarity.
We were able to rule out the cartel thing.
And the, you know, just run-of-the-mill human traffickers right away.
As soon as we began to encounter the technology, again, multiple, multiple witnesses in the village, multiple witnesses witnessing the same events in the village, and then other villages attesting to the same phenomena, okay?
So, apart from, by the way, they may be wearing these assailants, they may be wearing exoskeletons as well.
Because some of the men who pursued them, actually chased them into the jungle, said that they were, these are their words, inhumanly agile.
And they said they could run way faster than a normal guy, and the way they moved, it was just very spooky and very, let's say, inhuman.
Now, that could be because maybe we're dealing with Something other than humans that's a possibility, but also maybe we're dealing with humans in exoskeletons or something like some sort of technology So apart from their body armor apart from these these Discs that they that they fly around on apart from whatever the technology is that they're deploying from their footwear They are also apparently in possession of what I can only describe as advanced aerospace vehicles again These
vehicles were seen by many villagers in different scenarios and on different nights.
And basically what they look like are acorn-shaped craft, like an acorn on its side.
So they come to sort of a point in the front and they get wider in the back.
And one individual, and I had several, by the way, several villagers drew them in the dirt for me.
And they all drew the same shape.
And then one of the villagers drew it out on an acrylic board.
And I should say that all of this is on film, and it's on my YouTube channel, for those of you who are curious.
The Expedition Report.
Wait, one second.
One second, Timothy.
Let me interject something here, because I know you've probably been through this same museum, but there's a museum in Quito, Ecuador.
And in that museum, I saw the carvings of the ancient Aztecs.
One of the carvings is the freaking space shuttle.
I mean, it looks almost exactly like the space shuttle, but I forgot the date of that carving, but it was, you know, centuries, many centuries ago.
Do you believe that, I don't know if you want to say extraterrestrials or somehow exotic technology has been used to visit many of these Amazonian cultures and regions throughout human history?
That's possible.
I'm not sure that that's what we're dealing with here.
I think that what we're dealing with in these incidences is closer to what you were suggesting earlier.
Okay, humans with exotic tech.
With exotic technology, where did they get it from?
Are they possibly collaborating with With a non-human faction here.
We'll give you hoverboards if you give us faces.
Not just faces, by the way.
You would be talking about lots of glands in the faces also.
There's a lot of glands in there.
But these aerospace craft, one of the villagers, the one who drew it on the acrylic board, he described, he had a very close encounter with He was fishing.
3 o'clock in the morning, he was pulling up his nets.
There's a little, what they call a cocha, a little creek.
It's really part of the river, right there by their village.
And so it's literally right adjacent to their village.
And he was pulling up his nets at 3 a.m.
sometime in July.
And suddenly he said it was like somebody turned the lights on, like the sun just came up.
And everything around him was illuminated.
And he saw something bright flashing in the water.
So he looks up and he sees one of these craft hovering above him, 30, 40 feet above him.
And it has a light that's projecting down.
And he said the really strange thing, and he described it the exact same way, this acorn-shaped craft.
He said what was really strange was that it was transparent, as if it had some sort of a transparent mesh as the fuselage.
He said it had little stubby wings.
They weren't wings.
It did not have wings.
It had little stubby protrusions in the place of wings.
And these protrusions would open up.
So they would fold open and deploy a series of rapidly blinking lights as if it was scanning.
And it made no sound.
It hovered perfectly silently above him.
He said when it began to move away, it made a low frequency humming sound.
And he said there were no propellers, there were no engines, there was no propulsion system to speak of.
And again, these guys...
I mean, they know what helicopters are.
They see the military helicopters routinely flying around the jungle.
These guys know what airplanes are.
They see the prop planes flying over their villages all the time.
I saw them when I was there, the little prop planes, the puddle jumpers, and they see the commercial airliners.
They know what airplanes and helicopters are, and they all said to me, there were no propellers, there were no engines, and he saw two individuals, because again it was transparent, he saw two people sitting inside of this thing.
One was sort of up in the front, the cockpit area presumably, and the other was sort of sitting in the middle.
So humanoid shaped passengers or pilots?
Yes.
Yeah, I said, how did you know they were people?
Well, he's looking directly up at it, right?
I said, how did you know they were people?
He said, because I could see them sort of moving around in there.
He said, I just assumed they were people sitting in there.
He couldn't see any features of these people.
He just saw two people sitting in the craft because it was transparent.
I had a woman who got really close, even closer than him to one of these craft at nighttime.
It was hovering over her house during this period of time when these intruders were...
We're invading this village.
She said she saw it probably just 20 feet in the air and she described it.
It wasn't transparent when she saw it.
Same shape.
She drew it in the dirt for me.
It was solid and it was like a blackish, grayish color, I think she told me.
But the same exact description.
And this is just two people.
Multiple people saw these things.
So now we have to add into this equation advanced aerospace vehicles.
We have to.
Could this be like secret government projects?
Some secret branch of the DOD and maybe they're trying to get material for cloning experiments or something like that?
It should be noted that this year...
This year, and I'm trying to remember the name.
I can't believe I can't remember the name of the project off the top of my head right now.
There was a joint operation happening in Peru.
It involved the United States and not just, you know, one branch of the military.
It involved the Marines, the Navy, the Air Force, Space Force was there.
The United Kingdom was there in Peru running some sort of a war game operation in conjunction with the Peruvian military, with the military of Uruguay, with the military of Brazil, I believe Colombia, Ecuador.
And they were running operations partly in the Amazon jungle.
And I wish I could remember the name.
I'd tell you if I could remember the name of the operation.
You can find it online.
It's not some sort of a secret thing.
And I postulated early on, could it be that elements of the United States government and these other militaries who are doing this joint operation, could it be that they are, under the cover of this operation, going in to dislodge some other force that's operating in the Amazon?
Could it be that they're going in to combat something?
And that's why they're doing this, because they had battleships and stuff up the Amazon.
Or are they deploying technology?
Are they testing some sort of technology out there using the cover of this operation?
You said they had ships on the Amazon.
Are you saying U.S. naval vessels?
I believe there were U.S. I know that during the operation there were, from the collective of these nations that were involved in the operation, they were running military Navy operations up and down the Amazon.
It was land, sea, and air, and river.
Okay, okay.
And it really, I mean, Space Force is involved in this.
So it just made me think, and again, I really wish I could tell you the name, because they have a really cool name for the operation as well.
And my first thought was, do they know something that we don't, something going on in the Proving Amazon?
Are they attempting to, is this another sort of Operation High Jump thing?
Where Admiral Byrd went on an exploration of the Antarctic, but in reality he took with him battleships, submarines, and went to dislodge the remnants of the Nazis there.
And what did they encounter?
By the way, they encountered flying saucers.
Is this something to that effect?
Is this something of that nature?
Is this a covert operation to go combat something that's some sort of a force, an enemy force, perhaps even an exotic force, operating in the Amazon and do so under the cover of this joint operation?
I don't know.
But it's a very interesting coincidence.
So what do you think is the most compelling evidence that you've seen so far?
Because, look, to a lot of our viewers, it sounds unbelievable, obviously.
Or maybe to some of them it sounds very feasible, you know, because there are secret weapons programs and who knows what they're doing with, you know, genetic harvesting and engineering.
I mean, we know China's working on genetically engineered super soldiers, for example.
That's not a secret.
But to a lot of our audience, you know, they're going to be really skeptical.
What do you think is the best evidence?
Is it the first-hand accounts of the villagers?
It's the preponderance of the eyewitness testimonies, not just from San Antonio de Pinto Yaku, but from multiple villages.
Okay, there's a village, not a village, there's a jungle city that's the only place you can get to by road from Iquitos.
It's called Nauta.
Nauta has the inhabitants of San Antonio de Pinto Yaku, that little village, that's about 200, the population, 200 people.
The population of Nauta is 36,000.
So now you're dealing with a much larger community.
And Nauta has a military base.
They have helicopters.
There's a large police presence.
There's automatic weapons.
So we're not talking about just a defenseless remote village out in the Amazon.
And this same phenomenon happened in Nauta.
I know that because I went to Nauta after my investigation in San Antonio, went back down the river, went to Nauta, and I investigated a particular video I wanted to look at, which is very intriguing.
We don't have to get into it now, but it's in that video I published on my website, rather on my YouTube channel, The Expedition Report.
And I wanted to go see this particular location during the day.
The video was shot at night.
And I found out while I was in Nauta that the That they had been doing patrols just like this village, but on a larger scale than Nauta, and they were encountering the same guys dressed in black armored bodysuits, surfing around on these hoverboards, these circular hoverboards.
Same guys.
In fact, not far from Nauta, in a village, I believe the village is called Bakasan.
There was a young boy, previous to my visit, and this happened maybe a couple weeks before I got there, there was a young boy who was rushed to the hospital from one of these villages, rushed to the hospital in Nauta, because he had been attacked by an alleged face peeler, and he had very deep, deep lacerations, four of them on both sides of his neck, two on each side of his neck here, under his jawline, just like Talia.
But these were very deep, gruesome lacerations.
I posted the video on Twitter, the unblurred video where you can actually see the boy there.
He was sitting there in the hospital sort of in a state of shock with these just very gruesome, deep lacerations to his neck.
Thank God they were able to save his life.
They gave him blood and sewed him up and they were able to save his life.
And the boy's testimony is that At night, he was attacked by these very same assailants, or at least dressed the same, apparently with the same technology.
So we're not talking about something that's just sort of lights in the sky.
These people are being assaulted.
I talked to another person.
Wait, hold on a second.
I talked to another person.
Yeah, I'm sorry to interrupt, but from what you're saying here, they're trying to harvest these people's faces while they are living.
While they're alive.
While they're alive.
I mean, what does that indicate?
I mean, what kind of a harvesting project would require a living person's face as opposed to, you know, it would be easier for them, obviously, to just kill the person and then take their face?
Why would they need their faces while they're alive?
Well, there's two possibilities here in my mind.
One is, are we dealing with some sort of a terror, adrenochrome type thing, where they have to induce terror in the victim before they harvest, let's say, a certain gland?
I don't know.
That's just speculation.
It's out there.
Is the whole face peeler thing, are we dealing with a group of nefarious human beings in possession of advanced exotic technology who are using the face peeler phenomenon, the legend of the face peelers, as cover for something else that's going on in the Amazon?
In other words, they can't completely mask their presence in the Amazon, so they want people to think that they're these face peelers and that's why They apparently aren't very good at their jobs.
That's why they attempt to abduct Talia but get caught.
Then they attempt to abduct this or cut this kid's face off from Bagazan.
They get caught.
Who knows how many people they've actually taken, though?
I don't know.
So it could be one of those two things.
Either they need to induce the terror right there on scene while they harvest the face, because obviously they're probably not just harvesting the skin.
Again, I would say they're probably harvesting something else as well.
Under the skin, there's lots of, as I said earlier, there's lots of glands in the face.
So are we dealing with some sort of a terrorizing adrenochrome thing, or are we dealing with a legend that's being used as a cover for something else?
So they want it to look like they're after faces, when in reality that's not what they're doing.
It's just a cover.
But, you know, I mean, you've trekked through jungles many times, obviously.
I've trekked through jungles.
Like, a hoverboard sounds like the worst possible way to move through a jungle.
I mean, how would you even do it?
You need your feet.
You need traction.
There's a lot of stuff in the way.
You know what I mean?
That's right.
Now, before I answer that question, it should be noted that we were the first...
Non-governmental investigators to go to the village.
I didn't think we were.
We were the first.
And before us, the provincial government deployed two police officers who had a Navy escort who went to the village of San Antonio Pinto Yaku.
And they conducted a piss-poor investigation.
And they interviewed Talia.
And they determined...
And this became the accepted story.
This became the narrative on the media, both Peruvian and American media.
They determined that the village was being assaulted.
By river miners with jetpacks.
And that the river miners were being funded by the cartels.
That was their story.
River miners with jetpacks?
River miners with jetpacks.
And when I asked the villagers about that, they were literally offended.
They were very upset.
As soon as I said that, they shook their heads.
I said, that's ridiculous.
Those police officers didn't do anything.
They concocted that story.
It was a complete fabrication because they couldn't explain what was going on in the village.
And they did not want to stay and do an investigation.
So they concocted this ridiculous narrative.
And we know for a fact that it's not river miners with state-of-the-art jetpacks.
We know for several reasons.
But my first thought was, how are you going to maneuver around the jungle with a loud, large jetpack?
That was my first thought.
And obviously that holds true.
Now, I have the same thought that you just brought up about these hoverboards.
So let me explain this, because people are going to, right now, they're going to go on Google and type in hoverboard, and they're going to get these state-of-the-art hoverboards that use propeller technology, like drones, and that are really remarkable.
You can go really fast on them, go really high.
They're super loud.
Right, exactly.
Really, really loud, and they have a really short battery life.
These things are silent.
These are silent, and they are exceedingly dexterous on them.
These guys are moving between the trees.
Now, what they're usually doing, though, is they're flying over the village, and the villagers see them like little flying saucers.
They have a series of colored lights around them, around the perimeter, and they also have floodlights on them.
And they'll go land in between the trees.
So they'll descend between the openings in the trees or in the clearing.
and then they disembark usually They disembark from the disks, from these circular hoverboards, and they walk or, as I said before, according to some villagers, float into the village.
And then when they're chased, they go back to these hoverboards and presumably snap back into them, maybe some sort of magnetic thing on their boots, and then they take off at high rates of speed.
That's what we're talking about here.
No sound, just a little burst of air when they initially take off the ground.
That's it.
Otherwise, they're silent.
And so we're not dealing with conventional technology here.
And you have to always add into the equation those advanced aerospace You know, acorn-shaped craft.
What you're describing...
I've got to bring this up.
Show my screen, guys.
In Marvel comic lore, Green Goblin has this hoverboard.
There he is.
The Green Goblin, in body armor, has the hoverboard.
Well, of course, this one has a jet engine on it, and it's kind of loud.
But...
I mean, this is kind of what you're describing.
It's very apropos that you bring that up.
That is exactly the way they described it.
Really?
That was the first thing they said.
The first thing they said on that video that went viral in regard to what these guys look like, they said they look like the Green Goblin.
You're kidding me.
They're flying on these boards, and they have body armor, and they have elongated helmets, except they're not green.
One guy said, most of them said they're black.
They have black, like, stealth body armor.
One guy that I talked to who shot one, point blank, like five feet, he shot this thing.
And this guy pulled me aside.
And he really wanted me to know what he shot.
And he described it.
He said, look, he said, they're all telling you that these guys were black.
OK, that's what they saw.
What I saw, this guy was dressed in a silver armored bodysuit head to foot.
He was floating off the ground.
I said, was he on a hoverboard?
Was he on one of these circular discs?
He said, no.
He was floating off of his boots.
On the bottom of his boots, it was like a light coming out.
That's Iron Man.
Yeah, exactly.
He got a good look at it.
He described the helmet, everything.
And he said, I shot him.
Point-blank range.
I shot him.
16 gauge.
And it knocked the guy, it knocked the assailant back on his butt.
But then he just popped back up in the air and started floating again.
So the force of the shotgun blast knocked him on his butt, but it didn't hurt him.
He just popped back up and then, like, flew away.
And the guy said, I chased him.
By the way, I talked to a guy named Pablo near the city of Yurimaguas, which is southwest of where these incidents happened, still in the Amazon, still in the Peruvian Amazon, in the general region of the Amazon, but further southwest in a city of Yurimaguas, which I'm very familiar but further southwest in a city of Yurimaguas, which I'm very I talked to him.
His little tiny village, it's not even a village.
It's like a homestead.
It's like a homestead collective with a couple of families there.
They encountered the same guys.
Now, what's really interesting about this story is Pablo, he was bathing in the river, and he said suddenly he heard people screaming, face peelers, face peelers.
And of course, the sun had just gone down and he's coming out of the river.
He grabbed a towel, threw a towel around his waist, ran into his house, grabbed his gun and his flashlight, and he started to pursue these face peeler guys.
He's chasing them into the jungle.
He discharges his shotgun at one of them, and he hears it dinking off the guy's body armor.
He hit him.
He hears it dinking off.
Now, it didn't hurt the guy, but apparently the shotgun blast messed with the propulsion system that was built into the guy's suit or boots.
They were not on disks, so it was like the boots.
They're propelling off the ground in the boots.
And he was able – he actually sprinted towards this guy as he's attempting to lift off into the air, and he tackled him, grabbed him around the waist.
So Pablo's holding one of these assailants around the waist as he's lifting off into the air, and suddenly the guy pulls out this, what Pablo describes as a little laser, and he hits him with the laser, and Pablo goes unconscious.
Instantly, unconscious.
And he wakes up his dad, and I think his brother found him, and they're waking him up, and he's had heart trouble since then.
So whatever they hit him with, some sort of electrical device.
Like super advanced taser type of thing?
Something like that.
It just instantly knocked him out.
So again, I tell that story to highlight how physical this is.
This isn't lights in the sky.
And I don't want to discount these firsthand testimonials from these people.
But, you know, again, someone watching this is going to say, well, these people, they've been watching too many Spider-Man movies and now they're kind of like they're making it real.
Or maybe they're smoking something from the jungle.
You know, I mean, is it possible that this is a shared delusion or something that they made real because it got them attention?
I mean, it got them medical supplies.
You brought them medical supplies.
You know, I mean, I'm just being a critical thinker.
In the absence of the physical encounters, I would say yes.
But because of the physical encounters, Talia, the boy with the deep lacerations, Pablo who tackled one of these guys, all the guys who shot them point blank range who talked to me.
And all the other villages that were experiencing the same phenomenon is One of my thoughts was, is this psychosis going into this?
Is this some sort of a mass psychosis?
And I think the logical answer is no, it's not, because of the physical encounters and because of the ubiquitous descriptions of the assailants.
And it's still going on.
I just saw a report yesterday that villagers in Brazil recently are encountering the exact same guys.
So whoever this is, they're deploying advanced technology for very nefarious purposes.
And I think what you said is my hypothesis.
I think that we're dealing with nefarious human beings who are harvesting something from these people or are using the phenomenon to cover something else up, the face-peeler phenomenon to cover something else up.
And they're clearly in possession of advanced technology.
Now, cartels...
Do have military-grade technology.
There's no question about it.
The Mexican cartels have it.
They have the automatic weapons.
But they don't have tanks.
They don't have, you know, Black Hawk helicopters.
They don't have fighter jets.
They don't have battleships.
This is way beyond that, yeah.
This is way beyond cartel activity.
This is something, is there a higher echelon?
Are we talking about some sort of a nightmarish organization of individuals?
Richard Dolan, my friend, the ufologist Richard Dolan, I think that is probably what's happening here, at least in my estimation.
And that, to me, is terrifying.
Okay, so if there's a breakaway civilization, and I think that's a viable line of thinking here because there are many other examples of exotic tech that people have witnessed in various ways.
And there are also control systems like control grids over humanity.
Some people suspect 5G might be part of that, you know, what have you, chemtrails, things like that.
But do you get any sense at all of what would be the end goal of this breakaway civilization?
Or is this going to get bigger?
You mentioned Brazil already.
Is there any indication this is going to spread to other Central and South American countries or maybe other continents?
Well, the phenomenon right now is limited to the Peruvian Amazon and many other parts, by the way, that we haven't discussed.
So the phenomenon so far, the Peruvian and Brazilian Amazon, rather.
To the Amazon jungle, let's say, generally speaking.
My feeling is that maybe there's a base out there.
Maybe there's some sort of a, you know, could it be a military base?
Could it be a base of this?
I don't even know what to call this organization.
They're not a cartel.
And even the term globalist doesn't really have the kind of explanatory power that I'm looking for here.
This is some sort of a group that If it's human, assuming it's human, and I do.
Let's call it Spectre.
Exactly.
It's like super villains, basically.
Yeah, exactly.
Well, then I guess we're just going to have to wait and see, number one, if any of the contacts that your team had there is able to start getting some kind of Thermal footage or video footage.
I mean, that would be a game changer.
You know, there was that event that happened in Miami at that mall a few weeks back where there were like a hundred police cars that came in.
I think it was in, yeah, it was in Miami.
And some people said there was like an ultra tall being walking around, but nobody had any footage of it.
So that just became, you know, a rumor.
But if somebody gets footage of one of these hoverboard evil Iron Man characters or whatever, then that's a game changer right there.
Yeah.
And so the Peruvian press, they took this story very seriously back in July and August.
They were.
They were covering it very, very seriously.
I was actually surprised.
And then, as soon as those police officers concocted that ridiculous jetpack miner narrative, that's what the press ran with.
That was it.
Oh, it's just miners with jetpacks all along.
That's crazier than thinking it's aliens.
And you know what's interesting?
Even News Nation, who is covering this story, even they ran with the jetpack miners narrative.
I've met miners.
None of them have jetpacks.
I've met miners.
They are poor.
They are impoverished.
Now, they're humble people.
They do not have jetpacks.
The contention was, well, they're trying to drive these villagers off of their land so that they can harvest gold in the river.
Well, what about Nauta?
Okay, what about Nauta?
36,000 inhabitants, automatic weapons, military base.
They're not driving anybody out of Nauta to harvest gold.
That's not the explanation.
Oh, and I should say that in Nauta, some of the people I was interviewing...
I saw not only did they attest to the encounters with these black armored body, these guys wearing black armored body suits on the discs, they told me that they actually saw hovering above, and in fact, again, I went there to chase down this particular video, the location of this particular video, which I found.
The neighbor who lived across the street said that, She saw a flying saucer hovering there.
A saucer craft.
Your typical flying saucer hovering above the tree.
And her and all her neighbors.
So it just gets weirder and weirder.
So that's what sort of makes me wonder, are we dealing with some sort of a human-non-human collaboration?
As crazy as that sounds, it is exotic technology.
It's not conventional technology.
Let me ask you this.
One of the last questions here.
We're almost out of time.
But even when I was living in Ecuador, and of course, I wasn't way out in the jungle, but I was in rural Ecuador.
Everybody had a mobile phone.
But they had cell towers.
As you know, in a lot of these South American nations, cell towers are the only form of telecom, right?
And they've been built up in many areas.
Now, it sounds like where you went, they didn't have cell towers at all.
But at some point, won't enough people have mobile phones that somebody's got a camera running on?
Yeah.
Well, keep in mind that these guys are coming at night.
So it's very difficult to get anything but lights at nighttime on a cell phone.
Yeah, good point.
But the reason why I was talking about the Peruvian Press is because the Peruvian Press has been caught a couple months back.
They were caught publishing a fake image of a guy up in the sky...
It was some sort of like a jetpack, like standing on a, like exactly what I was talking about, the circular platform, but it was fake.
And it was daytime image.
And we know it's fake because we take into Photoshop.
The guy has all kinds of pixelation around him and only that guy.
So he was obviously pasted in from some other photo.
So they and they ran with that.
So they they I don't know if they knowingly did it, but they were publishing fake images of these face peelers.
And they were saying, aha, see, it's just miners with technology.
And that's still wild.
It is still wild.
Since my investigation, actually, there's been a series of fake videos and images that have been popping up.
And nobody is really seriously challenging any of this.
But I think this is one of the most mind-bending mysteries of the last decade, at least, what's unfolding in the Amazon.
It's still going on in Brazil right now.
Uh-huh.
And the villagers are terrified.
They're all, both in Peru and Brazil, demanding the government to intervene and to do something.
The Navy, to deploy the Navy or something and do something.
So they're not, it's not a joke.
If you go, you know, if you travel to Iquitos right now and you start talking to people about face peelers, it's not a joke.
The people are very much aware of what's going on in the Amazon.
What's the face peeler term in Espanol again?
Pela cara.
Pela cara.
Yeah, they also call them pistaco.
That's an older term, but they're called pela cara.
Okay.
Wow.
Well, that's a horrifying phrase, sure to drive fear into the hearts of many villagers.
All right.
Well, how about this?
Keep us posted.
If you get any images or any video or anything like that, I know you'll post it on your YouTube channel.
That's also your name, Timothy Albarino.
But would you come back and share that with us as well?
Yes, I will.
Absolutely.
Okay.
All right.
Fair enough.
I mean, I would say, look, we have an open mind about this.
I mean, it sounds pretty fantastical, but there's a lot of weird stuff going on on our planet right now.
That's for sure.
And if any more evidence comes out of this, we'd like to see it.
Absolutely.
And people who are curious can go watch the video on my YouTube channel.
You'll see everything I'm talking about, the interviews with the people, what the village looks like.
The whole thing is on my YouTube channel.
Okay.
All right.
Well, very cool.
All right.
And also, let me remind our viewers that your website is timothyalbarino.com, and that's where they can stay in touch.
And you've got some really amazing books as well.
I want to plug that.
You've got some good work out there.
Well, thank you, Timothy.
Fascinating conversation.
You're going to make some people not sleep well this evening, but thanks for sharing it with us.
Thanks for having me on, Mike.
Always a pleasure.
Absolutely.
All right.
Thank you, and take care, Timothy.
All right, brother.
See ya.
All right.
See ya.
So, folks, there you go.
Timothy Albarino.
Fascinating account.
And, you know, Timothy actually went there.
I mean, he and Doug did the trip.
They went there.
They did the interviews.
This is not just a guy talking about stuff that somebody else was talking about.
He went there and did this.
So, you know, take that for some weight.
And check out his website, check out his videos, and see what develops in this story.
And of course, we'll keep in touch with Timothy and continue to cover this if more evidence emerges.
Maybe somebody will capture like a hoverboard.
And then they could have like villagers on hoverboards.
I mean, that would be cool to get your hands on this technology, right?
Find out what it is.
In any case, regardless of what you think about what's happening in the world, we do live in a very strange universe, more strange than what we've been told, no doubt.
So do with us what you will.
And thank you for watching today.
Thank you for your interest.
I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon.com.
Take care.
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Well, so far, what we've seen, Mike, in emergencies, like with hurricanes and everything, you can call any cell phone.
Yes.
But if the whole world's grid went down, you do have to, both people or friends and family.
But normally people are using a satellite phone to call somebody else on a regular mobile phone in some other area where the cell towers are working.
Right, right.
Or a landline.
They can call a landline.
Yeah.
And the other, I think there's a movie out right now, the other question that's coming up a lot, where they went to use a satellite phone and it didn't work.
I think it's on, have you heard of the movie?
It's The End of the World.
I haven't seen it, but we are getting a lot of questions.
Oh yeah, that new Netflix movie.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I did see that.
Yeah, so all I want to say is that the last thing on Earth that would ever go down in communication, it is going to be the satellite phones.
You literally would have to take down the satellites.
To have the satellites not work.
And that would be the last thing, I think, in communication that would actually go down.
So these are the most...
Well, I mean, the U.S. government uses the networks.
The senators, the Pentagon uses the iridium network.
I mean, it's, I would argue, largely, it's up there for military use.
Right, right.
And then the civilian use is kind of an afterthought.
Yeah.
Yeah, it was...
Pretty much created for the military, right?
Yeah.
Iridium was bought out so that they can keep the military communications going by Iridium years ago.
And initially, that's what it was.
But recently, it has become available for an average consumer like me.
I want a satellite phone to have with me because you never know and I want my...
My son and my husband, my sisters, we all have satellite communication.
If something happens, we want to be able to communicate with each other to make sure that we're all okay.
Absolutely.
We also have a communication drill twice a year, on the 1st of January and on June 1st.
We all get together and everybody takes out their satellite equipments and we all call each other to make sure that everybody knows how to use their communication because the last thing you need, like if the grid went down and you're like, oh, how do I call my wife or what's my wife's number or, you know, husband or whatever.
So we do encourage everyone if you do have, if your family, you and your family have satellite communication to make sure that everybody knows how to use them.
That's a really good point, because there are also different ways to dial a satellite phone.
You enter a different prefix versus dialing somebody's cell phone, and you need to know country codes if you're calling, obviously, somebody in another country.
But I love what you've done with the satellite phone store.
You really innovated making it affordable.
Because a lot of people can't shell out like $1,300 up front and then service fees on top of that.
But you made it to where it's just one monthly fee that's under $100.
You eventually own the phone itself as you fulfill the number of months required.
But you get minutes every month, too.
And the minutes roll over and you can save them up.
I mean, nobody else that I know of did that.
I mean, you really revolutionized...
The satellite phone industry.
Yeah, no one else does that.
Everywhere else, if you want to go and get that Iridium phone, it's going to be approximately $1,500 with tax and everything.
And then plus, you have to pay another $1,000 for the service for one year, where we've made it simple for the MRSAT phone, which is pretty much 90% of the people can go with an MRSAT phone if you don't live in the polls.
That's only $85 a month.
And that's only a 15-month agreement, because that's kind of like where the break-even point for us is.
So we're kind of like trying to set it up so that we don't also lose money.
But that's the break-even point.
But the majority of the people, once they get one, they don't want to be without one anymore.
So our customers tend to stay with the service for many, many years.
Yeah.
Well, that's great.
I hear a lot of positive feedback from our audience that it helps them feel safer when they're traveling.
People take it with them in their carry-on baggage on airplanes in case there's a problem somewhere, especially traveling.
Maybe you don't have family nearby.
You don't have a house or whatever.
You need emergency comms.
People take them on hikes.
We already mentioned the soldiers.
Even like border patrol people and so on.
So there are a thousand uses for it.
And like I said, I won't travel without them.
Both the baby stick and a sat phone in my vehicle.
Recently, some of our travelers went to Acapulco.
And they took the satellite phone with them and they're like, yeah, I take it with me everywhere and I never use it.
And man, did they ever need that.
They got hit with a...
They went to bed.
It was a tropical storm.
The next morning it was...
Cat 5, wasn't it?
Cat 5, yeah.
And all cell towers, everything was down.
And they were able to use the satellite phone to get help and to try to get out of there.
So that was...
We got a lot of stories.
We've got a lot of our customers, you know, emailing us and telling us that.
Yeah.
So you never know.
You never know.
That's the thing.
The situation can change dramatically, very rapidly.
And I would say to our audience, I think one of the big risks right now is the civil unrest following infrastructure collapse, which could include banking infrastructure.
You know, if the banks shut down or if the like the SNAP, you know, food stamp cards stop working for 72 hours.
at what's the average American city going to look like.
It's going to be chaos, and it's going to be a very difficult situation.
You don't want to be near that, and you want to have backup comms.
Yeah.
We do get a lot of questions on that.
Also, I'm glad you brought that up, Mike.
People tell us, well, you know, what if the banking system did go down?
How am I going to pay my bill?
Are you going to turn me off?
The answer is no.
We're not going to turn anyone off.
If the banking system or if the grid went down, we're going to, you know, wait it out.
If things come back to normal three or four months later, we'll settle the bill at that time.
But we're not going to turn people off if the grid did go down.
I'm glad you mentioned that.
Yeah, that is a question that people ask me, too.
So you got that, folks?
Even if the banks go down and all the credit cards stop working, the satellite phone store is not going to disconnect your service.
No, we're not going to do that.
That's good to know.
Yeah.
We've got to have a business when things come back.
Come back.
Well, yeah, and it's funny, you mentioned three to four months.
I mean, that's an interesting guess.
You know, I interview a lot of people, and some people think the outage that's coming might only be two weeks, and other people think it's two years.
Yeah, well, if it's two years, it's two years.
We wait it out, and when things get back to normal, we'll settle the bill at that point.
Can you imagine a two-year comms outage?
That would be insane, yeah.
Yeah, oh my goodness.
Yeah.
Especially for the youth in America, I don't think they can handle a two-minute outage of Wi-Fi.
No, yeah.
It's not working!
Yeah, my son lost his phone and he didn't call me.
I'm like, why didn't you call me?
He's like, well, how am I going to get your number?
I lost my phone.
I'm like, really?
Wow, you don't remember people's numbers.
They have nothing, yeah.
Hey, Rhodey, how you doing?
Rhodey likes to say hello.
Hi, Rhodey.
How you doing, Ro?
What you up to, yeah?
This is also an emergency infrastructure augmentation being right here.
When the cell towers go down, I'm pretty sure...
He will still be active as well.
Yeah, he can manage.
I think he'll be just fine.
Yeah.
He'll actually be happy.
He'll get more attention.
Hey, have you seen the baby sticks?
What do you think?
Okay, they passed the sniff test.
Yeah.
There we go.
Okay.
All right.
Whoa.
All right.
Good job, Brody.
Hold on.
Well, thank you, Tina.
Sorry.
That's okay.
He gets crazy around this time.
He's like, it's time to go play.
But thank you for being here.
Thank you for bringing things.
Thank you for what you do and for helping so many of our customers.
Thank you so much for having me.
I also want to mention that we are going to keep these prices up for one week.
Oh.
These are a little bit more discounted than normal.
Okay.
Yeah, so they're about 10% to 15% less than what we normally put them out there for.
So we are going to leave them up there for one week.
All right, then, depending...
After this is here.
Because we may run this from time to time for a few weeks, so I'll just tell the audience, check the prices at sat123.com.
Yeah, yeah.
But move quickly if you want to get the specials.
Yeah.
Okay.
So we'll leave them for one week after this is...
Okay.
All right.
Sounds good.
Thank you, Tina.
Yeah, thank you so much.
Thank you so much for having me.
Beautiful studio.
Oh, yeah.
We love it here.
I appreciate you coming by.
So thank all of you for supporting our sponsors, such as the Satellite Phone Store, and for supporting this platform, brighteon.com.
Rhodey's going to drag me out of here in just a minute.
It's ring time, as you can see.
Here he is.
Look at that.
It's time to go.
So thank you for watching today.
Take care, everybody.
Be well.
Thank you, Tina.
Thank you so much.
Good boy, Rose!
Good boy, yes!
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