Topic: Russian Research

Sylvie Ivanova cautions researchers about Tartaria material, noting that some claims were debunked on Russian forums years ago before reaching the English-speaking world. She warns that the truth can be obscured by narrow-minded nationalistic perspectives or political contamination that waters down the actual history of the civilization.

Greg Carlwood introduces a unique interview format featuring Russian researcher Alexander Koltypin, facilitated by previous guest Sylvie Ivanova. Ivanova translated Carlwood's questions into Russian and Koltypin's responses back into English to bridge the language barrier. The discussion focuses on Koltypin's work regarding ancient antiquity and the New Chronology movement, which suggests history was radically altered during the Reformation.

James Alford and Crow discuss the foundational elements of the Hattie Bov material, which describes an invasion of Earth by a spider-like race known as the Ebrov. The guests explain that only a small fraction of the alleged 16,500 pages of Russian documentation is available online, much of it referencing missing appendices on topics like cold plasma. They argue the complexity of the math and science involved suggests the material is not simple disinformation.

Crow introduces the research of a Russian scientist referred to as Hattie Bow, who studied autonomous and manned craft called shadow ships. These ships are allegedly part of a technological system maintaining the illusion of the moon, which Crow links to his own lunar wave footage. While Crow cannot vet all of the Russian's claims, he finds the straight-line trajectories of objects he has filmed transiting the moon to be consistent with the shadow ship theory.

Crow explains how he discovered Hattie Bow's work through a European-style social media platform where users discussed the "lunar hologram" and faked American space landings. The research specifically highlights the importance of the equinoxes and the third phase of the moon, which aligns with Crow's 2012 footage. Crow notes that Hattie Bow's research was reportedly seized by an oil company and handed over to Israel against his will.