40:34 Now that I've said all that, I'll get back to your question. What do I say to people about the nanotechnology? I say that...I read a couple of books on it and discovered that you know it was basically invented or discovered, I think is a better word, discovered as something that could be turned into scientific and therefore military pursuit in 1970s when Eric Drexler, the so-called founder was in grad school and had kind of figured out how it worked. And what he wanted... He had this great idea you know he was idealistic or at least the books I read indicated that if we could take atoms and lay them side by side
41:31 at varying, maybe 5 atoms, maybe 500, whatever it is. We would be able to make these nanoparticles not the natural nanoparticles that are in the universe there's a lot of you know there's dusty plasma up there There's a lot of very very tiny because a nano particle is one millionth of a meter That's how tiny it is but you would take nanos and you would build them with atoms. So by building them with atoms, now you're right up against the beginning of the quantum realms that parallel dimensions and how many parallel dimensions have been discovered? Well at least 26 How many do you and I think we have four right
42:24 No. 26 have been discovered in physics, and that's typical but I think it's many more. Yeah. There are many dimensions so when you're talking about nanotechnology they're right up by the quantum level so there... You start building them with atoms and the more you build them and the more nano particles you've built you'll see a consciousness in them They actually swarm together They are a collective in a way, like a collective being. And they also self-replicate very quickly and you know... You've heard that these so called vaccines, these inoculations, these vials are filled with nano particles, filled with it I mean massive, massive trillions, trillions and they are getting into the body into the blood
43:23 and they are reproducing. Not reproducing in a sexual way, replicating is the better word. So okay that's nanotechnology now how can I prove that to people? Well i have only one proof I can offer because otherwise you're going to have to think side by side with me in that sense-free thinking in order to understand this invisible realm And I don't feel apologetic about that. There's a lot of things, well what about radio waves? I can't see those either but i can see the effects of them and so we have to stop whining and complaining about not being able to see these things and feeling oh well you know there's nothing I can do. Well that's not true! You can find out how they work and you develop...and I have developed it..I can feel the nano
44:16 moving in my body from time to time. I have them, you have them we all have them Clifford Carnicom told us that at least 15 years ago but because you can't go to a doctor and have them removed or take a drug and they all die it's not like a parasite and these are very tiny most doctors who go too don't know anything about nanotechnology So the nanos are something that we have to come to terms with. And that's what I'm getting known for saying is that, okay if they have a... Oh and I didn't tell you one visual thing I'll give you. Alright when we had the fires in California The Paradise Fire Jamie Lee, a videographer very active guy down in California right in Santa Rosa right in that area