Topic: Uso

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.

The chronology of Unidentified Submerged Objects begins with a 1717 case in the Caribbean and a spectacular 1825 encounter in the South Pacific. While a 1492 sighting by Christopher Columbus is discussed as a potential early example, it is excluded from the official chronology due to a lack of certainty. These early cases challenge modern explanations involving human technology.

The hosts discuss reports from the Red Pill Project and Navy veterans regarding underwater acoustic sensors detecting objects traveling at thousands of miles per hour. Following the Titan submarine implosion, public interest in the Navy's sensing capabilities increased, leading to renewed claims about active underwater structures. Dolan confirms that reports of ultra-fast Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs) are common in both US and Russian military history.

Richard Dolan concludes the interview by sharing his current work, including a 60-page update to UFOs for the 21st Century Mind and an upcoming comprehensive book on USOs. He encourages the research community to move beyond "disclosure mania" and focus on analyzing actual sightings to understand the operations of non-human intelligences. He directs listeners to his membership site and YouTube channel for ongoing updates.

Katy Perry's music videos and public appearances are cited as examples of military and political programming. Hanshaw compares Perry's "Part of Me" video to the reality of a female veteran's experience and notes Perry's use of ballot-themed dresses to promote Barack Obama during his election campaign as a form of celebrity-driven social engineering.

Speculation regarding underground alien bases and USOs (Unidentified Submerged Objects) aligns with ancient myths of gods living within the earth or water. The theory suggests that these beings remain hidden to harvest "emotional energy" from humanity through fear or intense prayer. This concept is compared to the plot of the film Monsters, Inc., where screams and laughter are used as a power source.