Topic: Exopolitics

UK researcher David Griffin introduces his work with the Exopolitics Institute and his investigation into the "third rail" of geopolitics: extraterrestrial involvement in human affairs. The discussion previews key themes including the Falklands War, mysterious activities in Antarctica, and the suspicious deaths of Marconi scientists. Central to these events is a dangerous non-human technology referred to as "Black Goo" or sentient nano-substance.

David Griffin details the evolution of the exopolitics movement from its "anorak" nerdy roots in the 1990s to a more serious geopolitical framework established by Dr. Michael Salla. He discusses his collaboration with Alec Newald, a contactee who was reportedly jailed for nine years in New Zealand under suspicious circumstances. Griffin explains that he and his research partners, including Duncan Rhodes of Nexus Magazine, remained silent for several years due to government interference and visa denials.

David Griffin provides his contact information and websites, including ExopoliticsJournal.org and Contact-Times.net, before signing off. The host recaps the "engrossing saga" of the Black Goo, the suspicious Marconi deaths, and the potential overlap between alien bases and Nazi outposts on Thule Island. The host expresses interest in further exploring these connections with Griffin's associates.

Greg Carlwood introduces Dr. Michael Sala, a pioneer in exopolitics and author of Antarctica's Hidden History: Corporate Foundations of Secret Space Programs. The discussion frames Antarctica as a massive landmass the size of the United States and Mexico, suggesting it is far more than a desolate ice block. High-profile visits by figures like John Kerry, Buzz Aldrin, and the Patriarch of Russia are cited as evidence of the continent's strategic and hidden importance.

Dr. Michael Sala concludes the interview by directing listeners to his website, exopolitics.org, for free articles and his book series on secret space programs. He announces upcoming appearances at the Contact in the Desert conference in Palm Springs and the Dimensions of Disclosure conference with Corey Goode. Greg Carlwood thanks Dr. Sala for his research into the Antarctic conspiracy before transitioning to his post-interview commentary.

Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, who authored works on exopolitics, encountered a massive owl on a light post in a Phoenix, Arizona parking lot during the day. She received a cryptic telepathic message stating, "You are not who you seem to be," which she interpreted as a precursor to a visitation later that night. Wright expressed doubt that the creature was a physical bird, believing it to be a projection.

Greg Carlwood introduces guest Alfred Lambermont Weber, the founder of exopolitics.com and author of The Dimensional Ecology of the Omniverse. The segment outlines Weber's work in identifying various extraterrestrial entities, including Greys, Reptilians, and Mantids. Before the interview begins, a listener-submitted track by Glasgow Kiwi is played to transition into the main discussion.

Weber identifies telepathy and teleportation as the primary technologies used by both extraterrestrials and spiritual entities. He defines teleportation as displacement within a single timeline and time travel as movement across multiple timelines. These modalities allow entities to move between the physical multiverse and the spiritual dimensions, facilitating communication and travel across different densities of reality.