Stan Deyo, Secret Technologies and Black Ops Projects
Stan Deyo joins the program to discuss his history with top-secret security clearances and hidden sciences. Deyo authored The Cosmic Conspiracy and spent decades researching saucer-shaped craft and free energy systems. The conversation begins with his recruitment into black ops projects involving James Maxfield and Edward Teller in Australia.
stan deyo· cosmic conspiracy· anti-gravity· free energy· black ops
01:43 Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Welcome to THC! You know me the man who calls himself The Carl Wood And I'm here to tell you that you've been lied to manipulated and deceived before your first breath of air Born into a structured society of forced dependency on easily managed and controlled resources While more efficient and sustainable technologies are reserved for the underground bases of the world's elite Fortunately for us higher side chatters today's guest Stan Deo has traversed the world beyond top-secret security clearances and hidden sciences Working on anti-gravity saucer shaped craft and free energy systems, he's now spent the past 30 plus years telling his amazing story and schooling the people on the hidden hands that have replaced what could be with a world of what could be controlled. He is author of three books most famously The Cosmic Conspiracy A Lecturer Educator And A Brilliant Mind I couldn't be more thrilled to have him here Stan Deo how are ya?
02:36 Hi Greg, good to be here. The bio sounds better than real life that's good! I oughta run for politics hey? Right...I will write your speeches What are we- yeah, yeah sounds great So what are we talking about today? Well, you know your story is so profound because it sheds light not only on the secret technologies of the world's elite but also how they absorb anyone who comes across these technologies independently. And I know you've been telling this story for decades now but please tell the people how you got mixed up with James Maxfield Edward Teller and their black ops projects in Australia Okay well back in 1970
