Nov. 11, 2014 - Project Camelot
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| It hasn't been verified but I find it so compelling and I do have one sort of aspect that has kind of been a corroborating testimony about something that might be going on with all of this. | |
| So I wanted to tell you about it. | |
| So this is Project Paperclip and these are the, I believe, at least some of the Nazi scientists that were brought over. | |
| As part of that program. | |
| It's beginning to surface via this individual who claims to be the illegitimate son of Werner von Braun. | |
| And I actually have a picture of him here. | |
| And everyone will know who he is and all of that. | |
| That's not a picture. | |
| Yeah, you can see that. | |
| Okay, these are pictures of him. | |
| So this is the story. | |
| This person called me out of the blue. | |
| He knew nothing about Camelot. | |
| He doesn't want fame and fortune. | |
| He's just a regular guy. | |
| He grew up in the Pacific Northwest. | |
| And let me also start by saying that you might have heard me earlier, I think it was today, mention Eureka as the inspiration, the TV show as the inspiration, as a town where a lot of black project scientists, supposedly, it's a TV show about that, they all live and work, called Eureka. | |
| It's kind of like a quasi-comedy. | |
| Which, in my view, is a mistake. | |
| They should have gone down the serious route, but they didn't, of course, want to do that. | |
| But I've gotten whistleblower testimony that there is such a town and that it does exist on the border somewhere between the United States and Canada and that the town actually exists and that it's full of black project scientists, which is quite interesting. | |
| Anyway, So the story is that this person contacted me and he has had a number of anomalous sort of time travel events going on in his life. | |
| And one of the first sort of incidents that happened to him or one of the incidents he was able to tell me about, he was going to school, I think it was high school in the Pacific Northwest and he was approached by a couple girls who had seen him that weekend on the ski slopes in some mountain nearby. | |
| And they were saying, it was great seeing you this weekend, etc., etc., and he basically said, I've never been skiing on those slopes. | |
| And they didn't really, you know, they thought he was joking so he didn't push the point but he obviously was making a mental note that there was something strange going on because these were girls he knew that knew him and were convinced that they had seen him on the ski slopes in a nearby ski resort. | |
| And he was a skier so that wasn't so unusual. | |
| Then later he got a job in what is in essence kind of like a Staples type store but it's not Staples and it was owned by a sort of local tycoon who had sort of a chain of stores. | |
| And apparently that man took something of a liking to him and then he had another store in which he had another employee and that other employee ended up to be transferred temporarily to the store he was working at. | |
| And he had a couple strange incidents happening in association with that store and one of them was That he was at the register sort of talking to somebody and somebody came in from outdoors and they'd just been out in the back emptying some garbage or whatever it is and they said, I don't understand. | |
| I just saw you outside. | |
| How can you be here? | |
| And he's had this happen repeatedly to him and he said, no, I've been here the whole time and the person said, no, I saw you just outside. | |
| You were, you know, they had a uniform, dressed exactly the same. | |
| And he said, I saw your face. | |
| It was you. | |
| I don't understand. | |
| How could that happen? | |
| So that was another sort of trigger to this young man. | |
| And then it happened a number of times. | |
| So what happened is he befriended this guy. | |
| And the reason I'm telling you is that I invited him to come to speak at the conference, but he wasn't ready. | |
| And he's somebody, like I said, who's not used to coming and doing anything like this. | |
| He just lives a normal life and, you know, so on. | |
| Sort of. | |
| And so then he... | |
| So he got to know this other guy that came to work at this store. | |
| Okay, what I want is a stick so I can put it on the screen. | |
| Okay, great. | |
| And... | |
| And I have to please watch my time because I only want to take a half hour and then I want to take some time to thank everybody. | |
| So what happened was he got to know this guy and the guy said to him, hey, why don't we go out and have a drink? | |
| And the guys were, he was probably in his, I don't know, 30s and the guy that he was going to go to the drink with was maybe a little bit older, 35, 40 is what I got. | |
| And he basically said, okay, sure. | |
| And so he said, but do you mind if we stop at my house right before, you know, we go get a drink? | |
| He said, actually, he said, I'd like to go get, before we go get a cocktail. | |
| And at the time, the guy kind of like made a mental note that this is kind of strange, because in this era, you don't say, let's go get a cocktail. | |
| That's just like old-fashioned, right? | |
| So they went to the guy's house and he was waiting in the living room and then the guy came after he took a shower, he came in and he noticed while he was waiting that he had a book on his coffee table and it was a book about NASA. Now this young man had grown up in a family that was also, I forgot to say, his father was an aerospace engineer. | |
| He was adopted and I guess he somehow found out that he was the illegitimate son of Wernher von Braun. | |
| But never did anything about it or whatever. | |
| And so what happened was his father had taught him all about NASA and aerospace and all of this and he was a highly intelligent young man. | |
| And I think he was getting a degree in something, I forget what it was. | |
| But anyway, so he looked through this book and he noticed that it was also signed by Wernher von Braun and sort of autographed. | |
| And then he was flipping through the pages and he was looking at a picture of Wernher von Braun. | |
| It looked like one of the younger pictures of him and he suddenly looked at the picture and the guy came out of his shower or whatever and was about ready to go and he suddenly looked at the picture and he looked at the guy and he said, wait a minute, you're this guy and the guy kind of smiled and he said, yeah, I wondered when you would figure that out. | |
| And so he said, he was just like blown away but then he went and he talked with him and so on. | |
| Then he went home and he told his father about this incident that happened and the father was not even surprised and he just said, yeah, things like that. | |
| Are going on and didn't, I guess, tell his son a whole lot about it. | |
| But at this point he was really aware that there was something going on and then another incident he told me is that he He had an apartment where he was renting and down below there was a sort of this guy who had a place and a garage like in a neighborhood area and he was kind of the local guy that would hang out in his garage and had photographs on his garage and he was an older man, you know, I don't know, maybe in his 60s, 70s. | |
| And they'd become friends, so we used to go, you know, hang out with him, maybe drink a beer or whatever. | |
| And so one day the guy said, you know, I'll be right back, I have to go get something or something, and he was left in the garage by himself. | |
| So he started to browse the photographs, like look at them a little closer and they were from World War II and they showed Nazi scientists types in the photographs and he started to look at the faces and then he realized that one of the people in the photographs was this guy and so he basically said to him, you know, the guy came back in and he said, Hey, I just noticed that this is actually a picture of you. | |
| And the guy said, yeah, yeah, I guess, you know, I've been around or whatever kind of thing. | |
| And then what he said is gradually people started coming into his life that were sort of like part of a club. | |
| Apparently. | |
| And what he found out more and more is that it seems that they had discovered how to reverse age. | |
| That the secret government basically has discovered how to reverse age people and that there are... | |
| There's a whole club of these guys and that they are... | |
| Let me go back to the paperclip picture. | |
| They're not just only the paperclip scientists, but apparently there's a lot of them that are the paperclip scientists. | |
| And he actually doesn't know, he's still investigating, he doesn't understand the whole story, but he was told by one of the people, because they would just sort of come into his life. | |
| He couldn't go find them or anything, but he would sort of go to these meetings and suddenly the people would come up to him and they would sort of make themselves known. | |
| They would look just like these certain people from the past and all of them were very careful. | |
| They had very innocuous jobs and names and all of this sort of thing to where they wouldn't be discovered but that it was a cover and that they were actually working on things, very sophisticated scientific things that they had done in the past but they were now Holding, sometimes holding jobs that were just like your average kind of job, whatever it was, and just living those kinds of lives just as covers. | |
| And he basically was told that he's sort of part of this club. | |
| And he also started to notice, as he's started to get older now, I think he's in his late 40s, that he's not really aging much. | |
| If anything. | |
| And so he's putting these clues together. | |
| So he's someone who's calling me. | |
| He's putting these... | |
| He said when he first got on the phone, he was like, you're never going to believe any of this. | |
| I know it's going to sound like I'm crazy, blah, blah, blah. | |
| You know, he was just like a totally regular kind of guy. | |
| And, you know, I said, well, you'd be surprised at what I believe or listen to. | |
| And he knew nothing about Camelot. | |
| He just said he happened to be surfing around and looking for... | |
| You know, kind of maybe some ideas or something and he saw the name Project Camelot so he came to my website and then he contacted me certain ways that I'm not going to reveal. | |
| Anyway, it ended up that I have this intuition now when somebody writes to me I can tell when I'm getting a communication from somebody who has actually something to say that might be interesting and I do sometimes give them my phone number so they can call me. | |
| He called me like completely out of the blue and I just ended up sort of sitting in a parking lot talking to him for like two or three hours. | |
| To hear his story. | |
| Now, I can't tell you that it's true, but I can tell you that he's very unassuming and that he's interested in finding out what is going on. | |
| But that he's had multiple of these, what some people might call doppelganger things or some kind of thing where he could have been cloned or something. | |
| Actually, he doesn't even know. | |
| All he knows is that these incidents keep happening to him in his life And that he had this certain thing going on, this relationship with Wernher von Rahn and the Nazi scientists. | |
| And that it looks like they may be, and he was told, they were reverse aging and that they have discovered the technology to do that. | |
| Now the place where I got a very interesting synchronicity is to do with this man, Enrico Fermi. | |
| Now, so I think I've said everything more or less. | |
| You know, this is not my story. | |
| I'm doing it by memory because I didn't write it down or anything and I didn't record it. | |
| But he is writing a book and he has found someone to help him write the book. | |
| And he has also asked me to try to find him somebody who can give him more information about this. | |
| So let me say this, because I guess we're taping this and it's going out over the internet, that if there is anyone out there who knows what I'm talking about and has some inside knowledge about this, he feels like he needs more technical information as to how this could have happened. | |
| And I suggested that perhaps the timelines, that there was some merging of timelines, so that we are simultaneously incarnating in multiple timelines simultaneously. | |
| And my understanding is there's at least 12 of us. | |
| Now there may be multiple copies, but my understanding is there's 12 simultaneous incarnations, at least on this level. | |
| And that means that you could have A person, who is you, and I've actually had a dream myself where I passed myself in my dream. | |
| I was a younger version of me and that other person didn't notice me but I noticed them and I knew it was me. | |
| And I woke right up after that and I said to myself, but you're not supposed to meet yourself in a dream. | |
| You're not supposed to do that. | |
| But technically, anyway, it was one of those kind of time travel type things. | |
| So it makes me predisposed to maybe consider the possibility that the military-industrial complex could be either doing sole transfer, which I know the grey technology has the ability to do, Which is to take a body, you know, and it's said that many of the presidents, for example, and leaders have been replaced and so on. | |
| I mean, Kissinger being one and others. | |
| A lot of times they say, though, that clones that do replace individuals where they do that soul transfer are temporary bodies and they don't last very long. | |
| So this seems to be another phenomena. | |
| This actually does seem to match up with some of the longevity work that they would have done. | |
| And people have to understand that part of this investigation into time travel also has to do with the Anunnaki and their obsession with long life, with extending the lifespan. | |
| And there is, in the Black Project area, a complete obsession with this aspect as well, having to do with using things like monatomic gold, which is something I believe that Anunnaki have used for a number of years to prolong their own lives, and that taking it, ingesting it, the actual, you have to use the exact right kind of monatomic gold. | |
| So it's not just any. | |
| It's one way to help prolong life. | |
| The other thing is that the Anunnaki, as many of you know, will live to around a thousand years. | |
| So there is a way to... | |
| We have a block within our DNA. It is said that they actually altered our DNA strand. | |
| This is what the Anunnaki did back in the days. | |
| That Sitchin talks about. | |
| And I've gotten multiple verifications that Sitchin's information doesn't mean it's all correct, but a large part of it is correct. | |
| And I've been on the tail or trail of the Anunnaki for quite some time. | |
| Anyway, Enrico Fermi. | |
| So Enrico Fermi is another scientist, and I guess many of you will know who he is. | |
| He was involved in In what you call the Manhattan Project and other things. | |
| The bomb, creating the atomic bomb, etc. | |
| Now this is going to be a weird transition for you, but you have to understand that in my job, what I do is I keep an open mind. | |
| That's the absolute bottom line. | |
| So I don't rule anything out, I just listen. | |
| And what I'm doing is I'm always collecting data, I'm cross-correlating, and I'm doing what basic good intelligence agents always do, and this is what Camelot does. | |
| We don't just take whistleblower testimony and run with it, but we take it and then we wait To see if we get some cross-correlation from completely unrelated sources. | |
| If we get three or more correlations, then we know we're on the right track. | |
| Now at this point, I've only got one correlation coming through, aside from the one that I'm talking about, which leads me to believe that there are some grains of truth in this guy's story, and there may be more than that as well. | |
| And the reason I'm saying that is because this came from a completely unrelated source who didn't know I had this whistleblower or anything about that. | |
| And that is Bernard Mendez. | |
| Bernie Mendez. | |
| That's actually not his real name. | |
| Now I've interviewed him on my radio show. | |
| Recently, in fact. | |
| But I interviewed him offline and got a much better interview with him than the one he did live, in which he was talking to me very late at night, and sometimes people tend to be a little more forthcoming, you know, very late at night, I've found. | |
| And as I talk to many whistleblowers very late at night, so for the people that are tapping my phones, they know that already, but I'm sure they can, you know, this sort of... | |
| The agencies that maybe aren't being as vigilant as they need to be, that's a tip I'm sure you'll pick up on. | |
| No, but you know, so what happens is, so we're chatting into the night and he's telling me his story and actually he revealed a lot and that's why when yesterday we were on the panel I was saying that I find that his story is an indication of mind control. | |
| And I can say that in seven years at Camelot and even before that and partially because I'm an intuitive, and my intuition proves right much, much more than almost 90%. | |
| So at this point I tend to listen to it very seriously. | |
| And what happened with him is that he was talking to me about an incident that he had and it involved running into Enrico Fermi and meeting him and having conversations with him. | |
| And this was several years ago, but the man died in 1954, I believe it is exactly. | |
| Yeah, 1954. | |
| So he just said, well, you know, I met Enrico Fermi, and something in my head, just kind of like a bell went off, and I said, wait a minute, and I just went onto the internet really quick, because I didn't even, you know, I'd heard the name Enrico Fermi, but I thought, I've got to investigate when this guy died, because this guy's saying he met him. | |
| And normally you wouldn't do that any time somebody says a name, you know, like I met him and talked to him, blah, blah, blah, and they're going on with their story. | |
| But I intuitively just thought, wait, I got to see how long, if this guy, you know, was dead when he says he's talking to him. | |
| Sure enough, he was supposed to be dead. | |
| And so this was like he met him in the 1970s or 80s. | |
| And as part of this supposed time travel project that he was chosen as a young man. | |
| He was actually chosen as a child. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Fifteen minutes to 6.30? | |
| Oh, wow. | |
| Okay, so I have to wrap this up. | |
| So the bottom line is that he ran into this guy and was talking to him, and I said, well, how old did the guy look? | |
| And he said, oh, you know, he wasn't that old, but he, you know, maybe he was, I think he said he was like in his 50s or something. | |
| More or less like he looks in this picture, you know? | |
| And so I'm saying, really, that's interesting, because did you know he died? | |
| Did you know he was supposed to be dead then? | |
| And he said, well, I know, I met him. | |
| I can't explain, you know, if he's dead. | |
| I didn't know that, but no, but, you know, I met him, you know, and I talked to him, and I, you know, whatever. | |
| And so all I'm saying is, isn't this interesting? | |
| Because here's a top level scientist and we're hearing about a person who supposedly met him in person when he was supposed to be dead. | |
| And so this is a situation we have. | |
| Now, I can't guarantee you this is a true story, but I can tell you that there's enough evidence, elements in here for me to look for further evidence. | |
| And that's what we do at Camelot and I just wanted to sort of pique your interest in this type of thing. | |
| Also send out the message that if you want to contact me on this subject, I'm open to listening to some other information about it. | |
| And we'll see where it goes but it's a fascinating idea and if it's true then we've got something really amazing going on and it's quite fascinating and it may involve taking other versions of yourself, moving them into this reality and then using them especially if this particular body starts to wear out and you need another version. | |
| So I'm just throwing that out. | |
| So anyway, I want to thank everyone for coming to the conference and sharing this amazing experience. | |
| And I wanted to try to put, because this writing is way too small to read in the dark. | |
| So I wanted to bring, so any volunteer that has helped us out, any volunteer or tech person or whoever, Who wants to come on stage, we would just like to allow the audience to give you thanks and an applause. | |
| So you're welcome to come on the stage and basically we want to thank everyone who has made this possible. | |
| It's been an incredible experience. | |
| I can tell you also just a side issue. | |
| The South American UFO thing is not as usual. | |
| You know, it's amazing. | |
| People's footage just doesn't do the trick. | |
| So the person who sent in the footage is now on YouTube and will put it on Camelot, etc. | |
| I'm not going to show it here. | |
| We just don't have time and so on. | |
| But it's just... | |
| You wouldn't be able to tell. | |
| It just looks like lights across a bay and doesn't reveal what the person is absolutely convinced. | |
| That person is an intelligence officer. | |
| They're going to get verification. | |
| They're going to get, I don't know, some local stamp that says that the film hasn't been altered, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| So they're working on proving this situation, but the footage just is not substantial enough. | |
| enough so I'm sorry for that. | |
| The PDF, yeah. | |
| Okay. | |
| So this is a list of all our volunteers. | |
| And so we can get this on screen as well as part of my objective here. | |
| I guess the writing is small so we can fit it all in one page. | |
| So I'm just going to scroll through this. | |
| Of course, Tommy Hansen and Dan Bender, who have been working the tech as well as the tech people, which we'll probably get to their names later. | |
| Sorry for the mic thing. | |
| Madison Eli has been invaluable. | |
| She's been my event coordinator and planner. | |
| You've seen her around. | |
| All of the volunteers have really done a stellar job. | |
| Sandy Chasteen, probably going to sort of ruin the last names, not pronounce them right. | |
| Meredith Walaco, Linda Norris, Damaris Justamente, however you say that. | |
| Jerry Avalos, Robin Benati, Dan Bender, as I mentioned, Tony Bird. | |
| And also I want to thank Anthony Sanchez for contributing some of his equipment to this effort and his skills as well. | |
| Tony Byrd, Korgia, Blustein, Patrick Bosquez. | |
| Anyway, I'm not gonna read all of these names but here you see that we did have a substantial list of volunteers helping out either one day or another day or maybe all three days in some cases and also Stephen D. Kelly For helping with security behind the scenes, and thank you very much for that. | |
| I want to say that, you know, please do encourage people, as we mentioned, to go online, to purchase the DVDs. | |
| We will try to make those available soon on our site as well. | |
| There will be a post-conference stream that's going to be available for a discount, so obviously that we're at the end of the conference. | |
| And DVDs of the individual speakers are available for $10 in the back of the vendor area against the glass wall and $70 for the entire conference. | |
| So if you want collector's items and you want to get them here and now, that's the way to go. | |
| The other thing is that if you can encourage people to stream this after the fact, to make copies and to get copies and so on, But not to distribute it for free. | |
| Because Camelot is just breaking even. | |
| You know, I'm just going to squeak through. | |
| I think I'm going to squeak through on paying off my credit card bills. | |
| So that's a miracle in and of itself, and thank you very much. | |
| But that's where we're at. | |
| So if you could be sympathetic to that situation and understand that if you want us to do this ever again, then I have to encourage you to, you know, support this effort. | |
| And the ones here in the crowd that I'm talking to and the ones online who have already done so by contributing your funds to making this happen, thank you so much. | |
| This has been a groundbreaking event. | |
| I think all of you will agree. | |
| And I hope you've enjoyed it. | |
| Okay, all the live streamers. | |
| Okay, yeah. | |
| All the ones that got free live streams because of all the volunteers get... | |
| The way we paid volunteers is by giving them free access to the post-conference stream or the live stream. | |
| So all of those people will get the post-conference stream as well. | |
| So if you missed it, like you were busy working, running around the conference room, etc., you'll get a free access to that. | |
| What room? | |
| No. | |
| Okay, that's not what I was told. | |
| Okay, but okay. | |
| So, anyway, thank you very much, everyone. | |
| I appreciate all the energy that you brought to this. | |
| It's been an incredible time and a fascinating subject. | |
| If you want to talk to the speakers some more, they'll be here. | |
| Some of them will probably be hanging out in the lobby. | |
| You want to have dinner together or whatever. | |
| We'll be around for several hours, I'm sure. | |
| And thank you again. | |
| And thank you, Alan Steinfeld, as well. | |
| Thank you. | |
| It was really a lot of fun and a great education. |
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