Topic: Nordics

The segment compares the physical approach of T. Townsend Brown to the consciousness-based approach of Robert Monroe. Both sought "escape velocity" from Earth's limitations. Crowder posits that UFOs and "Nordic" beings may actually be future humans using anti-gravity craft to travel through time within the simulator rather than leaving it physically.

Nordic aliens are presented as a superhuman lineage potentially diverged from humanity 80,000 to 200,000 years ago. These beings are genetically compatible with humans, can interbreed, and allegedly occupy a "sideband reality" from which they influence human history. Some are integrated into society as strategic observers or influencers, functioning as vectors for various agendas.

The "War in Heaven" is reinterpreted as a conflict between different factions of Nordic aliens, some of whom are positive and others exploitative. According to Wolfram von Eschenbach, neutral angels brought the Grail to Earth for safekeeping during this war. This technology has since influenced specific dynasties, such as Charlemagne's, setting the stage for competing alien endgames that continue to play out in the modern era.

The concept of TIME—Transient Intrusions of Intelligent Manifesting Energy—is introduced to explain how entities manifest in physical reality. These events are characterized as temporary intrusions that interact with a specific percipient's consciousness rather than being permanent physical fixtures. Research suggests these entities possess a form of sentience or intelligence that allows them to adjust their behavior during interactions.

Richard Dolan shares accounts of human-looking extraterrestrials, specifically citing the experience of Sir Peter Horsley, a confidant of Prince Philip. Horsley claimed to have met an alien named "Mr. Janus" in the 1950s who demonstrated telepathic abilities. Dolan emphasizes that multiple high-level witnesses, including military officers and researchers, have reported encounters with "Nordic" or supermodel-looking humanoids who appear to be infiltrated into human society.

Historian Christopher McIntosh joins the program to discuss his book, Beyond the North Wind: The Fall and Rise of the Mystic North. McIntosh holds a PhD from Oxford and specializes in esoteric orders and Nordic traditions. The discussion focuses on the lost history of Northern Europe, the Vikings, and the legendary land of Hyperborea.

McIntosh addresses the historical bias that civilization only spread from the south to the north, which previously labeled early Northern Europeans as primitive. He notes a modern resurgence of interest in Nordic themes through films, computer games, and pop music. This cultural shift challenges the "blue-skinned barbarian" stereotypes taught in mid-20th-century schools.

The conversation explores the reconstruction of ancient Nordic religion using the Edda, Sagas, and folklore. McIntosh explains the significance of Thor's hammer, a symbol dating back to prehistoric cave paintings. He describes a specific tradition from the Edda where the hammer is used as a fertility symbol in wedding ceremonies, a practice currently being revived in Sweden.

The conflict between "fallen" and "righteous" angels is interpreted as a war between different extraterrestrial factions, specifically Reptilians and Nordics. While Maria Orsic initially contacted human-looking Nordics for a civilian space program, Adolf Hitler and the Nazi SS later aligned with a Reptilian group. These alliances allegedly resulted in the construction of large space fleets in Antarctica capable of deep-space operations in coordination with Reptilian forces.

The Nazi regime's use of the swastika and Heinrich Himmler's occult interests are linked to a potential attempt to restore Fae or Nordic bloodlines. The Battle of Moitura in Ireland is framed as a historical conflict between positive and negative Fae factions, specifically the Tuatha Dé Danann and the Fomorians. This ancient war is presented as the starting point for a global campaign where negative entities have hunted and suppressed the positive Fae seed race.

Reports from Iranian officials and the journals of Admiral Richard Byrd suggest encounters with a "Nordic-looking" race of beings living underground. Koltypin identifies these as the "white gods" of myth who retreated to subterranean cities following a catastrophe 34 million years ago. These beings are allegedly in contact with surface governments and may still exert influence over human affairs.

Friendship Island is a legendary location off the coast of Argentina where a race of Nordic-looking aliens is said to reside in a hidden facility. According to local lore, these entities occasionally visit the mainland to trade for supplies and food, often paying with gold. This narrative fits into a broader category of stories involving mysterious entities purchasing or trading for human provisions.

Simon Parkes outlines the power dynamics between alien races, describing Draconis Reptilians as warlike geneticists who view themselves as the creators of humanity. He explains that Mantids serve as "referees" or arbiters in the fourth dimension to prevent advanced technologies from destroying galaxies. Parkes also notes that Greys are often used as menial labor by Reptilians, while Nordics remain entirely separate due to long-standing animosity.

Host Greg Carlwood concludes the show by recapping the topics covered in the Plus segment and sharing personal updates. He mentions an upcoming appearance of a show design on "Portlandia," details a road trip to the Pacific Northwest, and introduces a closing track by the artist Nordic Fire.

Phillips details "Alternative 2," the construction of massive underground facilities like Raven Rock for continuity of government. He connects these efforts to the Georgia Guidestones, a mysterious granite monument in Georgia that advocates for maintaining the world population under 500 million. The monument features astronomical alignments and messages in multiple ancient and modern languages, funded by the pseudonymous R.C. Christian.

Ancient cultural fixations on the far north, such as Mount Olympus and the Yellow Emperor, are attributed to the physical presence of Saturn at the celestial north. This configuration created a tropical "resort" environment at the poles due to concentrated radiation, though it also made the region vulnerable to stellar flares.

The Illuminati and world governments interact with four primary categories of extraterrestrials: tall Nordics, reptilians, small Greys, and insectoids. These groups represent only a fraction of the life existing across billions of galaxies in the universe. While the U.S. government has formal agreements with some of these races, the relationships are characterized by mutual deception.

Olaf Janssen and his father allegedly sailed their fishing sloop into the inner earth in 1848, discovering a Mediterranean climate and a race of friendly giants. Janssen described these inhabitants as Nordic-looking people who spoke a language similar to Sanskrit and lived in a world of perpetual light.

Dr. Steven Greer proposes the theory of "evolutionary selection," suggesting that any civilization capable of interstellar travel must have moved past its self-destructive tendencies to survive the nuclear threshold. He argues that if these beings were hostile, their superior technology would have allowed them to conquer Earth long ago. Greer expresses skepticism toward the "good vs. bad alien" tropes found in pop culture, which he believes are often based on human prejudices.

The guests address rumors of government treaties with extraterrestrials and the existence of underground facilities like the Dulce base. While remaining cautious about speculation, Marden lists various reported entities including Nordics, Tall Whites, and "MyLab" abductions involving human military personnel. Most reports, however, consistently feature greys or insectoids.