Topic: Richard Dolan

The X-Files revival seasons featured a "Spartan virus" plotline that some viewers viewed as a prediction of the COVID-19 pandemic. Characters in these episodes were reportedly modeled after figures like Alex Jones and Richard Dolan, incorporating themes from the 2015 Secret Space conference in San Mateo. Tom DeLonge and Catherine Austin Fitts are identified as figures present during the development of these later storylines.

Carlwood addresses listener feedback regarding a recent episode with UFO historian Richard Dolan. He explores the tension between wanting insiders to speak out and the inherent distrust of individuals with backgrounds in counterintelligence. The host argues that career intelligence officers are often disqualified from being trusted sources in the pursuit of honest disclosure, regardless of their claims.

Richard Dolan returns to the program to discuss his extensive research into Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs). As a respected military historian and author of "UFOs for the 21st Century Mind," Dolan introduces his latest three-volume study, "A History of USOs." The first volume examines nearly 700 cases of mysterious objects in and around water from the early 18th century through 1969.

Richard Dolan concludes the interview by directing listeners to his YouTube channel, "Richard Dolan Intelligent Disclosure," and his membership website. He announces that the second volume of his USO history is expected to be released in late July or early August, with the third volume following later in the year.

The host reflects on the plasma theory, connecting it to previous interviews with Eric Dollard and Richard Dolan. He highlights a section of the book describing how ancient elites used landforms and geometric earthworks in Newark, Ohio, to evoke and control spiritual manifestations. These earthen barriers were designed to contain or move spiritual forces, demonstrating a sophisticated ancient understanding of electromagnetic and spiritual interactions.

The host discusses the second hour of the interview, which covers topics like Aports, the ITC movement, and the "psychic mafia." He explores the theory that spirits possess an "electrical essence" that allows them to interact with modern technology, such as flickering lights or phone calls from the deceased. A story from Richard Dolan regarding his father and electrical anomalies is cited as a common trope with a basis in reality. The segment concludes with a tribute to the late Philip Coppens and Jim Willis, noting their contributions to the field.

Greg Carlwood introduces military historian and UFO investigator Richard Dolan to discuss recent milestones in the UFO disclosure movement. The introduction highlights Dolan's extensive bibliography, including UFOs in the National Security State and The Alien Agendas, as well as his work on false flag history for Gaia TV. The conversation sets the stage by referencing recent whistleblower claims from David Grusch and the Disclosure Project press conference led by Steven Greer.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Richard Dolan, a prominent historian and author specializing in the UFO-UAP phenomenon and the national security state. The discussion frames the recent shift in government and media transparency regarding UFOs as a potential narrative seeding by "The Big Machine." Dolan’s recent work, including the book Alien Agendas and documentaries like The Observers and Secret Space UFO, is highlighted as essential for understanding the intersection of technology and the alien archetype.

The dialogue turns to the role of intelligence agencies in controlling the UFO narrative through disinformation. Craig Campobasso criticizes the late Philip Class for his skeptical stance and praises researchers like Richard Dolan and the late Clifford Stone for their transparency. He advises listeners to maintain a spiritual center to act as a "Geiger counter" against planted internet rumors.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, acknowledging the mixed feelings some may have regarding Chris Bledsoe's credibility. He recommends Richard Dolan's sessions for those seeking more background on Bledsoe's extensive history. Carlwood highlights the unique position Bledsoe occupies between high-level academic research, the Vatican archives, and direct interdimensional contact.

Greg Carlwood introduces an anonymous researcher known as Kosh, who was recommended by UFO historian Richard Dolan. Kosh is identified as a detailed analyst of the Wilson memo with 15 years of experience studying cold fusion and exotic energy. The discussion establishes the primary subject as Exotic Vacuum Objects (EVOs), a specific term for self-organizing plasmas that may explain suppressed energy technologies and UFO propulsion.

Greg Carlwood concludes the three-hour interview, thanking Kosh and Richard Dolan. He reflects on the technical depth of the discussion and its connection to ether physics. Carlwood announces an upcoming interview with Dell Bigtree and promotes the next "Joint Session" for Plus members. He encourages listeners to support the show through membership and signs off with his trademark closing.

The host explains that the coronavirus pandemic forced a restructuring of the interview schedule to prioritize urgent topics. This specific conversation with Richard Dolan was recorded three weeks prior to the global lockdown, providing a brief window into pre-crisis discourse. The introduction notes that Dolan's later comments on the technocracy and the surveillance state have gained significant relevance in the weeks following the recording.

Richard Dolan is introduced as a leading researcher and author of works including UFOs for the 21st Century Mind and the UFOs in the National Security State series. The discussion frames the UFO phenomenon as a persistent interaction with humanity documented through ancient texts, Celtic lore, and modern sightings. Dolan's background as a historian and his work on false flag operations for Gaia TV are highlighted as key components of his analytical approach.

Richard Dolan provides information on where to find his work, including Richard Dolan Press for his books and RichardDolanMembers.com for exclusive articles, videos, and a weekly podcast. He mentions his YouTube channel and the "Intelligent Disclosure" program he hosts with his wife, Tracy. Dolan also notes that he is currently working on the third volume of his UFOs in the National Security State series.

The host discusses the historical use of false flags to initiate wars, citing the work of Richard Dolan. He expresses frustration with the public's susceptibility to these tactics, arguing that modern conflicts, such as tensions with Iran, are often staged or provoked by the military-industrial complex for profit.

Griffin expresses his frustration with the current state of the UFO community, criticizing the lack of interest in direct contact and the rise of "super soldier" narratives. He discusses his decade-long support for hacker Gary McKinnon, who faced extradition to the US after finding evidence of "non-terrestrial officers" in Pentagon files. Griffin notes that despite the high stakes, many prominent figures in ufology prefer abstraction over physical investigation.

The host recaps his experience at the Contact in the Desert conference, praising presentations by Jim Marrs on depopulation and Richard Dolan on the history of false flags. He expresses a desire to bring both researchers back onto the show and asks fans to help put THC on their radar. The episode concludes with a final defiant message to the "Archon Controllers" and a closing musical track.

A story involving Jimmy Carter's emotional reaction to a UFO briefing is used to illustrate the potentially grim nature of "disclosure." White suggests that the official shadow state policy on UFOs is likely based on ancient alien components and ambivalent, non-human entities. He references Catherine Austin Fitts to explain the extreme and destructive measures, such as drug trafficking, taken by agencies to fund these secret projects.

The concept of a "breakaway civilization" is explored, referencing the work of Richard Dolan and Joseph Farrell regarding a parallel track of reality. Sauder discusses the extreme compartmentalization and potential "enforcers" that prevent the thousands of workers involved in these secret programs from speaking out.