Topic: Black Ops

The guest explains his "Ethical Skeptic's Razor," which suggests that when faced with competing alternatives, one should prefer the option for which research or discussion is actively embargoed. This principle is applied to controversial topics like COVID-19 and climate data. The guest also details his military background as a top-ranked Naval officer and department head in Washington D.C., where he worked on special access programs and cryptography at the Pentagon.

Carlwood provides a correction regarding a previous story about Mike Herrera, noting that the detail about "vacuum-sealed bags for people" actually came from Steven Greer rather than Herrera's direct testimony. He also briefly mentions the recent UFO disclosure claims made by David Grusch, stating that he is waiting for more information before doing a dedicated deep dive into the subject.

Knowles shares a personal sighting of orange orbs in New Hampshire to illustrate his theory of "elusive companions" rather than extra-solar aliens. He argues that much of the UFO phenomenon is a mix of exotic black ops technology and non-human intelligences that have been present since the Middle Ages. He remains skeptical of hyper-dimensional theories, favoring explanations involving advanced cloaking and black budget aircraft.

The conversation touches on modern projects like CERN and the Large Hadron Collider, which some researchers believe are attempts to open nefarious portals. Reeves reveals that his upcoming film, "Lost Secrets of Ancient America Volume 3," will document evidence of a massive stargate located within the United States. He argues that mainstream media promotes implausible "little green men" stories to distract from the reality of these ancient, functional portals.

With the global population reaching over 7.6 billion, Linda Moulton Howe speculates that hundreds of thousands of people may unknowingly serve as technological hosts for non-human consciousness. She notes that military and government whistleblowers often come forward because they are frustrated by the secrecy surrounding non-human interactions in black ops and secret space programs. These insiders believe human families have a right to know about the non-human presence among them.

Elected politicians, including presidents and prime ministers, are reportedly given very little information regarding the ET presence or "black ops" projects. Hellyer cites researcher Grant Cameron's work, which suggests that George H.W. Bush was the most knowledgeable president due to his CIA background. Hellyer reflects on his own time as Minister of National Defense, noting he received sighting reports but was never briefed on direct ET contact.

There is a documented correlation between flying humanoid sightings and UFO activity, particularly during the Mothman events in West Virginia. Witnesses have reported seeing humanoid figures floating toward or operating alongside unidentified aerial crafts. This link suggests that these entities may be related to extraterrestrial phenomena or covert government "black ops" projects.

Douglas Dietrich served as a document incinerator for the Department of Defense Library at the Presidio military base in San Francisco. Working night shifts, he was responsible for destroying mountains of top-secret paperwork from various military branches and black ops programs. Dietrich suggests his selection for this sensitive role may have been part of a long-term program initiated during his youth.

Colvin suggests that technologies like HAARP can influence human behavior and emotions via satellite. He argues that real power resides in the archives of corporations like DuPont and Union Carbide rather than the government. The government is described as a "brainless entity" whose primary function is the distribution of money to corporate interests.

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.