45:25 as i said disclosure could very well come from an arctic right you gotta. Be there to see a lot of people go to the great pyramid not thinking they're gonna get inside and then they throw a few bucks to guard and suddenly their car around that i know guys smoke the joint inside the great pyramid i mean real bucket list item for me, i climbed it I love that. And 1993, my time in Egypt you're both getting high in one way or another. So this is another thing I wanted to ask you about the black goo. This is in the book and very rarely hear about it. I had Harold Kautzwella here years ago who kind of went viral with The Black Goo Story. Then Pierre Sabac also goes deep on the Falklands subtext for all of it
46:13 But what is your take on the black you remind people who probably never heard the story or haven't heard in years but what is it and what might have been done with that at this point yeah great question down the rabbit hole we go greg and I've been on an interview with harold codswell a great guy very humble just to the facts And I met Miles Johnston at a conference, and all we talked about was the Black Goo. And I've subsequently contacted him on Facebook Messenger and did a Q&A which i'm going to put in my next book, Secrets of Antarctica with the whole chapter on black goo and transhumanism So let's start at the very beginning The whole reason Britain went down to the Falklands in 1982
47:02 And you can go to the Wikipedia page on the Falkland Wars and you'll see that the armada of ships split. What's the other one going there for? I had no idea until I talked with these gentlemen, and David Griffin also a lot of information in his interviews on The Bases Project with Miles Johnston And they knew some of the people who were on the ship. Miles had interviewed one of the sailors, who said that they had gone down to this very remote island only 1400 miles off mainland Antarctica called South Tool Island – T-H-U-L-E
47:42 and it's in a perpetual state of frozenness. And I've looked at it many, many times on Google Earth and there is just one tiny little section that's always obscured right? You can kind of make out the landform but you cannot zoom in for any details. That's where this base called Corbett Uruguay Base which the Argentinians were doing research with the Black Gu which was found in a cave on South Tule Island It was as if it was deposited there. Because the black goo is a sentient life form, it has its own will to live let's say and by doing so it needs the host and if it gets into our body it can actually wreak havoc
48:32 But it can also do things like rapidly clone, and that's why I was brought here. The backstory from Alex Newland in Nexus Magazine did a several part series called Co-Evolution. He maintains that it was brought here after the Lake Toba eruption – Lake Toba is a big lake on the island of Sumatra in Indonesia And when that blew about 71,000 years ago it created the nuclear winter ash all over the world killed crops killed a lot of the humans that were alive at that time. So much so that all the humans on the planet 71 thousand years ago would fit in one of our big football stadiums. There was a real threat that Earth could be taken over by another malevolent ET species and it wouldn't be too hard
49:24 to wipe out the 50,000 or so humans that remained. So it was actually benevolent ETs that brought the Black Goo to Earth in the event they needed to rapidly clone humans to repopulate the planet but they knew it was a dangerous substance and left it in this cave on South Thule Island where there would always be inert. It cannot be activated in freezing conditions, only when it gets to warmer climates And so the whole Falkland War was really just a cover to get these islands. When I was down there, those are fighting words if you call it the Falkland Islands in southern Argentina because they call them Island Malvitas that if you suggested that Britain is rightful owner they take up fisticuffs in a bar. So yeah, it was a total one sided war
50:24 Britain brought down aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines. I mean what? For a few thousand people that lived on the Falkland Islands? There's 10 times more sheep than there are people." So I remember at the time watching it and then subsequently following this, what were they doing? Why this huge force down there? Well when the Armada split, the other ones went to some very sparsely populated islands in the South Shetland chain but then went all the way down to South Thule And there were eight scientists that were working at the Corbett-Uruguay base, and they just put up their flag. So we surrender and that's where the Falkland Wars ended but there was a special operation called Operation Keyhole which is still top secret in the UK. That was to collect this black goo which the Brits did. By the way, they destroyed that base the following year so the Argentinians could never come back to it