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Hello!

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Welcome to Ono Ross and Carrie, the

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show where we don't just report on

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fringe science. Spirituality. Claims of the paranormal.

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No way we take part ourselves. Yep,

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when they make the claims, we show up so you

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don't have to. I'm Ross Blotcher. And I'm Carrie

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Poppy. And I'm not Cory Poppy. You

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are not Cory Poppy, you are not

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Caroline Cory. True. But you've

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introduced our topic. We're going to be

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talking about Cory Good. Good. And

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trying to figure out just how good Cory Good is.

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Can we make sure that since he has an E at the end

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of his last name that we call him Cory Good. Good.

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And it's C-O-R-E-Y. He's adding

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Es everywhere. Yeah, he's really

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trying to elongate the time his name is

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in your mouth. When I see Good, I think

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of Salem and the witch trials. Oh

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yeah, Goody Proctor. Exactly. Mm-hmm. Love

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the crucible. Carrie play. I

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was trying to, the guy who was

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married to Marilyn Monroe, why can't I

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think of his name? Arthur Miller. Thank

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you. He's on my wall in my room, in my office. I

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see Marjo in your office and I see

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James Randi. Okay, I'll prove it. Everybody

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stop. No, I believe

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you. Nope. Well, I'll prove you, but you

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gotta see it. Now Carrie's gotta prove it. Carrie

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commissioned this piece of artwork of

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Arthur Miller and it says, because

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it is my name, was

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that in reference to something? It's from

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the crucible. Oh nice. It's a very

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nice painting. Thank you. Yes, I

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like to get inspiring figures

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painted. It's a little gift I give myself every

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couple of years. Very good. Very

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good. Cory Good. Exactly. All right,

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so who is this Cory Good and why

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should we care about him? Well,

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we first ran into Cory Good at Contacts in the

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Desert a couple of years ago. In 2017,

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our first contact in the desert, actually in

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the desert, he was one of the featured

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speakers there. And I feel like he was

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kind of on the s in

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the UFO community at the time. And

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then I followed him on Facebook at the time. And

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I remember feeling like, this

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guy's hard to track. This guy's got a lot of

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thoughts all at once. Yeah, I went

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back to look at their website, the

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list of speakers for Contact in the

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Desert 2017, and

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here's how they described him then. Identified

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as an intuitive empath with

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precognitive abilities, Corey Goode was

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re, I've gotta stop that, was

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recruited through one of the MyLab

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programs. We'll talk about that, but

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that's military abductions. At the

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young age of six, Goode trained and served

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in the MyLab program from 1976 to 1986

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slash 87 towards

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the end of his time as a

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MyLab, interesting. New

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uses of the word there. He was assigned

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to an IE support role, and

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they're saying IE for intuitive empath,

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not internet explorer or not id

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est. That confused

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me the first few times. I was reading

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his graphic novel, we'll come to that, but

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they kept referring to IE, and I was

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like, you said IE, what, oh, intuitive empath.

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Okay, this is like a title. Yeah, you

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can't use letters that way. So, okay, so

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he was assigned to an IE support role

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for a rotating Earth delegate seat shared

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by secret Earth government groups in

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a human type ET Super Federation

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Council. Okay. Again, this is how

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they're introducing him. Yeah, this is

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the bio. Yeah, as a kid,

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he was being used

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by the government for this space

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program. Oh, here we go. MyLab

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is a term coined for the

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military abduction of a person that

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indoctrinates and trains them for any

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number of military black ops programs.

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I feel like they lost the

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sentence partway through that. Goode's

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IE abilities played an important

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role in communicating with non-terrestrial beings

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termed interfacing as

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part of one of the secret space program. during

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his 20-year service he had

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a variety of experiences and

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assignments including the intruder intercept

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interrogation program assignment to the

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a SSR ISR V auxiliary

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there's too many acronyms here

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yeah well there's two separate

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terms and I guess ISR

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V was supposed to help

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clarify and I don't know

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auxiliary specialized space research

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interstellar class vessel and

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much more there you go that's what that stands for this

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all occurred in a

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20 and

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back agreement from 1986 to 2007 with recall work until

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the present day okay

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that will come back 20 and

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back oh yeah well plenty to say about that

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and here they just say he has a 20-year

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service but there's more to it than that okay

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good now there's more to all of this

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oh there's so much there appears oh no

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kidding or maybe less this

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is just what we could have known

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about him in 2017 yeah yeah yeah

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is it like Transformers where there's more than

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meets the eye are

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you saying things that are so outlandish

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that the reality actually is in fact

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less strange than fiction they go on

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good now works in the information

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technology and communications industry with 20

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years as experience well he works

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in 20-year increments sure in hardware

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and software virtualization better be at

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least 40 physical and IT

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security counter electronic surveillance risk assessment

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and executive protection and served in

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the Texas Army State Guard from

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2007 to 2012 c4 I command

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control communications

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computation and intelligence Texas

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Army State Guard okay from audit

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so he grew up in El Paso I

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found a newspaper article congratulating him on a

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second birthday so he was born okay February

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22nd 1970 okay I was having

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a hard time elsewhere finding when he was born okay

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born in 1970 well that's a nice

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round number yeah so you're the Mary Tyler Moore show date

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Oh, yeah, so that would make him 54. Okay,

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the time in the Texas military forces

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was unrelated to the secret space program

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service Nice to clarify that good

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continues his ie work is

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intuitive empath work now and

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is in direct physical contact

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with the blue avians physical

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contact direct physical contact.

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Yes. Yeah, keep that in mind Interesting

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with the blue avians

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of the sphere being

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Alliance again We're gonna have to

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unpack all of this I know this is a lot coming

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all at once who have chosen

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him as a delegate to interface with

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multiple ET Federation's and councils on their

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behalf Liaison with the

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SSP Alliance Council that secret

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space program Alliance Council and

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to deliver important messages to

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humanity Whoo, I can't wait

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for these important messages This is still

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his bio for that was that was his

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bio from contact in the desert And he

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didn't say what talk he's giving or anything not

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on the website that I was looking at But

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he was also real good buddies with David

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Wilcock David Wilcock And we talked a

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lot about David Wilcock when we were covering

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contact in the desert I'm not sure we

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even mentioned Corey good I

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know I was reading his stuff on

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Facebook a lot. I think I was

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at the time following this guy a

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Daniel list Okay, who calls

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himself the dark journalist? Okay ill-advised.

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I remember that name coming up

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a lot Yeah, okay, and he

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would cover Corey goods antics

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even then I mean, I've got something in

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front of me here from Facebook dark journalist 2017

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where he's already complaining about Corey so 2017 Okay,

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this timeline shall emerge but ever since

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contact in the desert I had thought

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of him as just one of these

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people kind of in the Linda Moulton

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howl Sphere these people

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who claim to have been out

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in space and doing like military

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work in space But

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hadn't thought of him too much more except when his

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name would come up in these various things that we

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watch and read until still this latest contact

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in the desert. Okay. And

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he was more conspicuous for his absence.

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And even still, I hadn't really registered

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that until between lectures, I met

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this new guy in the central atrium. Paul

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seemed like a nice guy. He looked like

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he could be one of the band members

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of Weezer. He just had that kind of

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like feel to him. And

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as we were talking, he was rolling a marijuana

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cigarette. He was saying, Oh, yeah, well, you know,

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I'm such a big fan of Linda.

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There's so many great speakers here. This

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is my third contact in the desert. And I

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said, I think it's just my second. And he

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said, Yeah, though, man, it's a real bummer about

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Cory Good. And I said,

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Oh, well, what's a bummer? Like I thought,

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did he get hit by a bus? What happened? And

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he said, Oh, well, there were these depositions

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released. And like he said, some just really

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not cool things. And

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like he even admitted that he had embellished.

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And so I pull out my phone and I've been

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keeping notes since I'm just writing down, Look up Cory

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Good deposition. Anyways, Paul was a

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nice guy. Glad I met him. But he got

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me started on this. And so I just did

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a quick search for that and found this YouTube

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video listing the first part of a Cory Good

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deposition. And it turns out it broke up

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into six parts about just shy

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of seven hours worth of deposition.

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And so I started watching it and oh,

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my goodness, I watched enough of it during

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that contact into the desert that I just

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I left the conference like really down like

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it was kind of depressing just

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what it revealed about the UFO

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alien community. And and it

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made both of us very curious to

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learn more about Cory Good. Yeah.

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So a deposition is when you're

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basically formally interviewed by counsel

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in a lawsuit you're somewhat involved in.

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And the things you say have a

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certain weight to them, because if you

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say incorrect things knowingly, you could be

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held liable for those. Sure. Sure. Yeah,

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you're under oath. So in this

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case, it seems like Cory got himself into

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a little. legal flurry where

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people were kind of suing each other

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back and forth and in the midst

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of that He gets

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deposed which means he was interviewed

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by the opposing counsel So we'll

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definitely talk about the content of

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that But let's work our way

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back to cover Corey's history in

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this movement So as you might

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gather from his bio his real-life

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job had been IT work Computer

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networking stuff like that security

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good But apparently

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around 2009

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he says he came out as one

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of David Wilcox unnamed informants. Oh Interesting.

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Okay. So David Wilcox is another

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UFO guy. Mm-hmm. Oh man

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such a Dramatic

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figure just boy you're in his presence and

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yeah, you will not be able to get

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a word in edgewise He's just a storm.

10:52

He sucks up all the oxygen in whatever

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room He's in which is saying a lot

10:56

when you're on stage with Jimmy Church Jimmy

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Church or Linda Moulton how

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you know, these are all people

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who really crave the spotlight and

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boy, it's just the David Wilcox

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show Yeah when he's there he's

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loud. He's fine buoyant. He claims

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to not necessarily be the reincarnated

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Edgar Cayce But he seems to make a big

11:16

deal out of the fact that he has like

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the same facial structure as Edgar Cayce who is

11:21

like America's prophet and he had a show on

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Gaia TV and Gaia we've mentioned

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them before they're the ones who

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are one of the main sponsors

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of Contact in the desert

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also Conscious Life Expo, right? Yeah, there's

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this kind of small group of Conferences

11:37

and yeah, Gaia definitely plays into this and

11:39

they were founded as this well initially there

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was like a whole yoga Component and that

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sort of got spun off into its own

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business, but they produce this media network that's

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publicly traded Doesn't look like a good stock

11:50

don't buy it But you know,

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they produce this kind of content and they're worth

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quite a bit of money from what I understand

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You know, they found a way to monetize this

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sort of spiritual seeking alien stuff,

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quantum consciousness, the sorts of things you

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hear about from us at these conferences.

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So he had a show on the

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network called Cosmic Disclosure. Again, according to

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Corey Goode, I guess as early as

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2009, he was feeding information and saying,

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hey, I'm one of these people in

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the secret government program, let me feed

12:19

you some knowledge. But apparently he was

12:21

then encouraged, hey, why don't you come

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out and be open about this, and

12:26

then we can use you as an

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onscreen persona, an informant, and you can

12:30

talk about this military program that you were

12:32

raised in as a child. And I'm

12:34

picturing David Wilcock being like, this guy's my

12:36

savior. I finally have someone who's willing

12:39

to come out and speak and say this stuff

12:41

out loud, and he seems with

12:43

it and reasonable, and oh man,

12:45

good, good, good, good. And Corey

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Goode looks good on screen. He's

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a good looking guy, strong features.

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At the time, dark, curly hair

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that he usually had pulled back. He

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looks like he'd be the lead in a movie

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in the 90s. The guy who

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comes to fix the fence, but is hot

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in an understated way, but he's all dirty.

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Maybe I'm just describing a porn, but in my head,

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this is a 90s film. Yeah,

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but he could be, if he were an

13:14

actor, like he's someone you

13:16

would feature on screen. Anyway, so he

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kind of rose to prominence, and in

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the deposition, he stated that he had

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been on workers comp

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after his IT work for a couple years, like

13:27

2013 and 2014. He

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said in 2015, he really

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got full time with doing the

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appearances and contributing to alien related

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media. Sounds like that's when it started. At

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some point, he became a regular fixture on

13:40

David Wilcox show, and also I found him

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in a 2017 episode of Ancient Aliens. And

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so you had Linda Moulton Howe talking to

13:50

Georgios Sukelos about Majestic 12. That was the

13:52

name of the episode, and it was about

13:54

that program. And there

13:57

he was featured talking about Project

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Solar. So,

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that's what he was targeted for as

14:04

a child and it was because of

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an earlier project during World War II

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called Project White Coat. Oh, I've heard

14:11

of that one. Cory Good's

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grandfather was a Seventh-day Adventist.

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Okay, I was wondering this because that's what

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I associate with Project White Coat. Oh, okay.

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Then he was a conscientious objector,

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so he didn't serve in the

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war, but he was able to

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be in this program, which apparently

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involved experimentation with viruses. Project

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White Coat was set up during World War

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II. Officially,

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they were taking soldiers and experimenting

14:38

on them with viruses. It

14:40

turns out that our government was working

14:43

with genetics far before we supposedly discovered

14:45

them in the 50s. Genetics

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were being manipulated and

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genetic changes were being delivered to people

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through viruses. My grandfather happened

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to be one of these participants. They

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were keeping an eye on my lineage

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because of this program

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and they brought me into this

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training program that would last from

15:06

the age of about six years old to

15:08

about 17 years old when I

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was officially drafted into full over. So

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Project White Coat, if I recall correctly, is a real

15:16

thing, right? It was basically that

15:18

if you wanted to not go to war, you

15:20

could instead volunteer yourself as a voluntary medical subject.

15:22

Right. Yeah. Got

15:24

it. And so the way

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he describes it in Ancient Aliens was that...

15:29

Very soon after joining the space program, I

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was assigned to a research vessel. I was

15:33

doing communications, a sub-program that I was a

15:36

part of in the beginning called the Intruder

15:38

Intercepted Interrogation Program. Different

15:41

beings were living on our planet amongst us

15:44

and the mandate was to capture

15:46

these beings, interrogate them, and find

15:49

out why they were here. So

15:52

there's these bad space beings trying

15:54

to attack the planet and he

15:57

would be involved in the interrogation

15:59

process. And because he is an

16:01

intuitive empath, he could tell if they

16:03

were lying or telling the truth. This

16:05

is more detail I got later from the

16:07

graphic novel. Okay. Wow. But

16:10

he says the secret space program goes

16:12

back to Nazi Germany. And now there

16:14

are like dozens of nations involved, including

16:16

the US, China, Russia, Britain. How

16:18

terribly secret is it? I mean, the US is

16:20

working with China on this. I mean,

16:22

wow. Yeah, collaboration. Kind of great

16:24

news. Yeah. The future

16:26

is cooperative. Just like Max Fun. Good point.

16:28

And they're okay with him spouting all this

16:31

on cable TV. Why not? Yeah.

16:34

Okay. And then he would

16:36

keep coming back. They would then use him

16:38

to buttress other points. He'd talk about things

16:40

he'd seen on Mars or the moon. They

16:42

were looking at satellite and rover photos and

16:45

just doing the standard pareidolia thing. Look at

16:47

that. That doesn't look like a natural formation.

16:49

It may be a long abandoned base, but

16:51

that's definitely like some kind of housing

16:53

structure or something. And

16:56

it's proof of the ancient

16:58

builder race that goes back

17:01

millions of years or however long ago.

17:03

So pareidolia is where you think you see

17:05

evidence of an actor that's not actually there.

17:08

You're convinced that, oh, there was clearly another human

17:10

in this room because the pattern that I see

17:12

here is only explained by another human having come

17:14

through here when it may have been the wind.

17:16

It may have been a storm. It may

17:19

be a million reasons the room was.

17:21

Something we're all very good at. And

17:23

we've done it either with cottage cheese

17:25

ceilings or marble countertops. We just find

17:27

faces and images in things. And

17:30

clearly what was going on in these clips

17:32

on ancient aliens. But also every time you'd

17:34

have Corey Good show up on screen shortly

17:36

thereafter, David Wilcock would show up and

17:39

they were just clearly buddies. So

17:41

this might be a good moment then

17:43

to talk about this graphic novel. Now

17:46

that Corey Good has this kind of

17:48

public story, he's found various

17:50

ways to turn it into

17:52

courses, into websites, into further

17:54

additions to his story. But

17:57

one that really got my attention is that. He

18:00

said he has graphic novels and

18:02

a video game in the works.

18:04

Okay. And part one of the graphic

18:06

novel has come out. It came out in 2022. We're

18:09

recording this in 2024. And I

18:12

was really curious, like, ooh, ooh, I

18:14

want to see the graphic novel. Yeah.

18:16

So I bought it 10 bucks. It's

18:18

called Ascension Chronicles, Spheres of Influence. Okay,

18:20

I'm looking at the cover. Yeah, what

18:22

do you think? I mean, it looks

18:24

like someone who's trying to go for

18:26

that comic book aesthetic. Mm-hmm. Definitely looks

18:29

like something that I would see at one of those stores.

18:31

Looks like too much is going on.

18:33

Too many ideas. There's a guy with

18:35

a crystal ball, but there's also a

18:37

huge insect behind him.

18:39

But there's also someone with a mask on.

18:45

But there's also just two children

18:47

next to him. It just feels like two.

18:49

It doesn't tell me anything except chaos. Many

18:51

colors going on as well. Yeah, it's super

18:54

busy. All the colors of the rainbow are

18:56

present on this one image. The guy holding

18:58

the sphere that's shining in the foreground, that's

19:00

Cory Good himself. He's Cory Good, yep. And

19:02

he's surrounded by a cast of characters, kind

19:04

of like you'd have on one of those

19:06

composite movie posters. So they're like, let's put

19:09

all the heads of people all around. And

19:11

if it was done by a competent artist

19:13

like Drew Struzan, it would look great. But

19:15

this looks like a comic cover. He's

19:17

the best. Oh, we love him. Hi, Drew.

19:20

Just kidding. I have no idea who you are.

19:22

He's done Disney posters. See, you've

19:24

seen his work. Oh, the Muppet films. He

19:26

did like the Muppet Christmas Carol poster. Oh,

19:28

cool. Oh, those are good. And the Muppet

19:31

Treasure Island. I've never seen that. OK, well,

19:33

you should. It's great. I should. I could

19:35

go out for a long time about Drew

19:38

Struzan's posters. But this is not of that

19:40

caliber. There's a lot

19:42

of characters here already, including

19:44

some very prominent blue aliens

19:46

that have like, they look

19:48

vaguely chicken-like or bird-like. Fish-like.

19:50

It's appropriate because they are blue avians. Yeah, OK.

19:53

It's the name of the alien. I would have

19:55

thought that was a fish if I hadn't been

19:57

led, I think. You know what? That's totally fair.

20:00

I could see that being like in the Guillermo

20:02

del Toro universe is like a fish-like creature. And

20:05

then that thing in the background, that's

20:07

some kind of reptilian alien. Anyways, let's

20:09

hop in here a bit. So

20:11

in his introduction to this, he

20:13

particularly thanks David Wilcock. To David

20:15

Wilcock, I am indebted to you

20:18

beyond words for helping me bring

20:20

my information to millions of people,

20:22

sticking with me through thick and

20:24

thin and the unwavering support, trust

20:26

and belief in my experiences. Oh

20:29

wow. Yeah. Okay.

20:32

Unwavering support, belief. And what was the third thing? Trust

20:35

and belief. Trust. Wow. Okay.

20:38

Well, wow. Okay. So

20:41

he's really setting it up. Now, Tommy's gonna... He's telling

20:43

a true story. Yeah. And Tommy's

20:45

gonna be really important here. So this is in 2022, but 2022

20:47

wasn't done yet. And oh boy,

20:49

Lot's gonna go down. Interesting. Okay.

20:52

So right at the beginning, he gives you like this

20:54

cast of characters so you can understand what aliens he's

20:56

gonna talk about. And these are all new names. He

20:59

has a few new categories, but there are

21:01

some that feel like kind of rebranded other

21:03

aliens that we've heard of before. Okay. The

21:06

Blue Avians seem to be like his major, I

21:08

was gonna say trademark. Well, that's true. We'll

21:12

get to this. An ancient guardian

21:14

race of angelic beings, normally existing

21:17

beyond limitations of space and time,

21:19

the Blue Avians appear to key

21:21

individuals in order to gently guide

21:24

humanity to an enlightened timeline. Key

21:26

individuals. Like Cory Good. Individuals.

21:29

Mm-hmm. Yep. That's

21:31

interesting. Yep. You're

21:33

making a good point. So it sounds... talk

21:37

to. Good point. Though not the

21:39

point Good would make. Right. That Blue

21:41

Avians... Poppy point. Poppy point.

21:44

That Blue Avians seem to talk to

21:46

multiple individuals. Okay. All right.

21:48

Says Cory Good in his own graphic novel. Yeah. Mm-hmm.

21:51

The Zulu. This one makes

21:53

me uncomfortable. of

22:00

our local galactic neighbors. The Zulu

22:02

dance their way into surprising forms

22:04

of supernatural service. They're

22:07

just depicted as black people, bush

22:09

people, but wearing

22:11

like gold raiment. Got

22:13

it, that reminds me of, I forget

22:16

her name, but the woman who started in of

22:18

the seventh ray. Oh yeah. Anyway,

22:20

she, another metaphysical character,

22:22

and she would channel this black

22:24

man and then just about what

22:27

she felt he was saying. And

22:29

it would be all this stuff about, you know,

22:32

the race relations in America. And I was like,

22:34

oh, you're not the person. You're

22:36

not the person, but you think you're this other person. Oh

22:38

my goodness. So you think you are the person. Whatever

22:43

this dynamic, whatever this dynamic is, it's

22:45

not great. Yep, yep, we got a Rachel

22:48

Dolez all kind of a situation but with

22:50

aliens. So we're not done with that. The

22:52

next group is the Mayans. They're a diminutive

22:54

alien race of highly effective healers and are

22:57

dubbed the Mayans due to their connection they

22:59

share with the Central American Civilization of centuries

23:01

ago. And visually

23:03

they look like the Maya. The

23:06

Anshar, okay, so this one is the

23:09

rebranded tall whites, I'm pretty sure, or

23:11

like the Nordic aliens. It's a

23:13

society of evolved humans from millions

23:15

of years in the future. And

23:18

they are locked in a fierce timeline war

23:20

with the Draco sending their agents into our

23:23

past to monitor and protect their history. So

23:25

I'll cut forward to the Draco. That

23:27

is essentially his version of the

23:30

reptilians. Okay. They're these big buff

23:32

reptilian looking things, a race born

23:34

from pure darkness. They leverage great

23:36

power and psychic ability to control humanity

23:38

through proxies, feeding on fear and suffering

23:40

to advance the reaches of their empire.

23:42

Oh good, I'm glad he created a

23:44

category to put all the people he

23:47

doesn't like in. And they have apparently

23:49

an AI God who never shows

23:51

up in this book. So I guess he's supposed

23:53

to be in the future graphic novels and considering

23:55

everything that's happened with Cory Good, I'm not sure

23:57

the future graphic novels will ever come into existence.

23:59

Aww. We shall see or for

24:01

this game he keeps talking about and

24:03

then there's the shadow warriors lurking beings

24:05

of origins unknown They are

24:08

a living darkness sent to spy

24:10

on targets of interest like Cory

24:12

and his family Okay, that's our

24:14

cast of alien characters. So this

24:16

comic is I'm just gonna

24:18

say poorly illustrated I agree. You

24:20

sent me some pictures on your telephone and

24:24

Yeah, the arts not it's better art than I

24:26

could do. I always feel like I need to

24:29

say that Okay, not a I'm

24:31

not an illustrator, but I have

24:33

gotten used to looking at good illustrations Sure,

24:35

and also there's usually this internal critic where

24:38

you realize like oh, maybe I shouldn't release

24:40

this to the world Maybe I'm not the

24:42

right one to illustrate These books

24:44

then again I gotta say I looked

24:46

at the various Instagram pages and online

24:49

portfolios of the artists involved and they

24:51

all seemed capable of good work Okay

24:53

But maybe they just had a crazy

24:55

deadline or not a lot of money

24:57

because you know You can do things

24:59

either fast and well But

25:01

not cheaply or you can do them fast and cheaply but

25:03

not well, you know, you get two out of three yeah,

25:06

and this is a lot of

25:08

like photographs of Cory and his

25:10

wife and family and various Models

25:13

that they've used where they you can tell they've

25:15

just kind of Photoshopped it moved it around and

25:17

sort of painted a body around it and the

25:19

proportions are often often. Oh, it just made me

25:21

so uncomfortable It's really odd-looking.

25:23

Yeah, it's unsettling in a way

25:26

But they were going for full color

25:29

and kind of a photographic treatment anyway

25:31

So he introduces his story as a

25:33

young boy seeing a ship that

25:35

came down to pick him up and it looked like a

25:38

pirate ship Yeah,

25:41

he finds out later that when girls

25:43

are absorbed into the program They have

25:45

a large princess castle that comes down

25:47

to take them and the boys get

25:50

a pirate ship Okay Okay,

25:52

I'm looking at this pirate ship it

25:55

looks dope. It looks like Pippi Longstocking.

25:57

Yeah docking and and Cory as a

25:59

little little boy gets inside the ship and is

26:01

looking through a porthole. And he's taken up

26:03

to space. Then from the exterior we see

26:06

he's actually inside of a UFO.

26:08

But then we shoot forward to the future.

26:10

And his wife's worried about him because he's

26:12

in something of a fugue state. Corey, Corey,

26:14

pay attention. What's going on? Are you okay?

26:17

And he has a little tickle fight with

26:19

his kids. Oh, I'm totally fine. But then

26:21

suddenly, ah, ah, he gets all these like

26:23

pains of half remembered horrible things happening to

26:26

him and sort of collapsing and

26:28

his kids are all worried. And then he's seeing

26:30

things that look like little dots showing

26:32

up on him. And the implication seems

26:34

to be there's something surveilling him or

26:37

like a sniper with a laser focused

26:39

on him. Oh gosh. Okay. How old

26:41

are his kids here? I would imagine

26:43

like eight, 10, somewhere around there. Okay.

26:46

Oh, that's right. The reason he's all doubled

26:48

in pain is because his son during the

26:50

tickle fight accidentally stabs him in the eye

26:52

with his finger or something. That's what's going

26:54

on here. Okay. So, okay. So it sounds

26:56

like he had some sort of big reaction

26:59

while he's outside playing with his kids, tickling

27:01

them. His reaction is so big that the

27:03

whole family's like this needs explaining. And then

27:05

he's like, actually I can there. I have

27:08

these recovered memories that are coming back. Okay.

27:10

We're almost there. So that, but this is

27:12

the inciting incident because his eyes hurt and

27:14

he's wearing a patch over it. He has

27:16

to go into the doctors and get examined.

27:19

It's interfering with his work. So finally the

27:21

doctor says, Oh, this, you know, there's more

27:23

damage here than can be done by a

27:25

child. But as soon as he starts operating

27:27

on the eye, all of a sudden Corey

27:29

has all these fragmented memories come back into

27:32

his mind all at once. Well, well

27:34

having eye surgery was really interesting. That

27:36

seems like that could be something you

27:38

believed. So this,

27:40

this isn't all in the graphic novel, but

27:42

piecing this together from other interviews of his

27:44

that I've heard, it was a couple things

27:46

like apparently this whole space program that he

27:48

was involved in, they would do the men

27:50

in black thing to you and clear your

27:53

memory when you were done and then

27:55

put you back in the world. And so you'd forget your 20 years

27:57

of service. But

28:00

he had two things working in his favor

28:02

one. He was an intuitive empath ie ie

28:04

ie And

28:11

another was that this surgery

28:13

somehow unlocked something that had

28:15

just been sort of like

28:17

very Kimberly Meredith. Yeah, that's

28:19

true like a medical procedure

28:21

bringing back or introducing new

28:23

abilities Well, yeah medical an

28:26

injury and then a medical procedure making

28:28

you have some sort of unusual

28:30

eye effect that you read a bunch

28:33

into and they show him just kind

28:35

of living in despair as situations

28:38

in his current life for giving him

28:40

flashbacks to things from his Alien

28:42

fighting past now, is there any mention

28:45

in here about him exploring the concept

28:47

of false memory? Nope. Okay doesn't come

28:49

up There's a lot of

28:51

late night views of his clock hitting 333

28:53

you we've encountered this Yeah

28:57

with Mike Clellan and others, you know

28:59

this angel number this significant number So

29:01

333 a.m. Is a bad time

29:04

for him That's often when he has these

29:06

visions or gets pulled somewhere against his will

29:08

and the Space Force comes to visit him

29:10

and says essentially Oh, wow, you remember what

29:12

happened? Okay. Well, we can still use you

29:14

and his wife is never conscious whenever these

29:16

things happen So she's missing all of it.

29:18

His wife is never conscious. That sounds like

29:20

being asleep, but okay Well at one point

29:22

she even tells him like please wake me

29:24

up if anything happened And

29:26

so a light comes to take him away and

29:28

he's like vigorously shaking her and she won't wake

29:31

up Oh, wow. So yeah, something is clearly preventing

29:33

this so now he's getting pulled up into

29:35

the ship and he meets these Mayans and

29:38

They're working with this government

29:40

guy or I don't know. I

29:43

can't remember exactly Gonzales is Affiliation

29:45

but he looks like a human wearing camo

29:47

and he's working with these aliens. Anyways, they

29:49

take him up into a ship They fix

29:52

his eye today You're all healed now But

29:54

now the memories are coming back and at

29:56

first they send him too far back in

29:58

the past and this is a little They

30:00

don't spell it out here, but he said it

30:02

in other interviews that he is also

30:04

amongst all of his other Acclaim

30:07

he is a star seed of course

30:09

That's right And a star seed

30:11

of course is someone who was an alien from

30:14

another planet that came here either By

30:16

way of a hybrid program or one of their parent was an

30:18

alien and the other was a human or Yeah,

30:21

you're just an alien who is adopted by

30:23

humans and had to figure it out over

30:25

the course of your life, right? And it turns

30:28

out he was originally a blue avian himself Such

30:32

huge news for you Cory well, I'm

30:34

sure that wraps everything up and feeling good

30:37

now So this is where they can then

30:39

tell the backstory of like we did the

30:41

experiments on your grandfather But we were really

30:43

doing experiments on you And

30:46

I don't know if this is true in

30:48

real life But we also see that every

30:50

time he's having one of his intuitive empath

30:52

moments that his eyes glow bright blue. Whoa,

30:54

okay Cool, at least that's a visual cue

30:56

in the graphic novel I remember

30:58

someone was I've heard this claim before

31:00

someone whose eyes change color when they're

31:03

Remembering something or doing something maybe

31:05

I'm just thinking of some of

31:07

the more far-flung theories in the

31:09

dissociative identity disorder unity Oh

31:12

Actually, I think I have encountered that Okay,

31:14

obviously I haven't looked at that anywhere close

31:16

to what you have but I think I

31:18

remember one of them Yeah, one of the

31:20

the people with multiple personalities talking about how

31:23

her eyes changed color Okay Anyway, so so

31:25

then we get to see all these flashbacks

31:27

and guess what not only have there been

31:29

aliens in outer space That

31:31

have been important to our history and present

31:34

and all these secret wars going on But

31:36

there's also races that live under the earth

31:38

and their giant crystals down there that are

31:40

massive supercomputers. Why not? Oh Definitely.

31:43

He meets a lady who's one of the

31:45

on shah the kind of the tall whites

31:47

You can tell but he's told the artist

31:49

like she's hot You

31:51

gotta be hot. Yep. Yep important

31:54

pretty much I really want someone

31:56

to meet a female alien who's just like

31:58

55 school teacher,

32:00

nice like

32:02

short haircut, maybe 15 pounds

32:05

overweight, really polite. You

32:07

gotta hand it to her. This never happens. If

32:09

a female alien's there, you're like, she's a huge

32:11

knocker and she saved me and then she put

32:13

her boobs in my face. Yeah,

32:16

it's almost as if it's a wish fulfillment.

32:19

Yeah, that's what we hear from Ryle and Fred Bell. Oh

32:23

yeah. Megan Bell's father. He

32:26

had the hot aliens that he slept with as well. Whitley

32:28

Streiber not quite hinting that his aliens

32:30

are hot, but he does have the

32:33

woman with the penetrating voice. Yeah,

32:35

and those deep black eyes. Oh,

32:37

they do show the dark AI

32:39

God of the

32:41

reptilian, the Draco. Okay,

32:43

just in one picture, but they don't really even

32:45

talk about him. Anyway, so he's being told about

32:47

all these apocalyptic things that are gonna happen and

32:49

how only he can help the world. And thankfully

32:51

his wife is very supportive through all of this.

32:53

She's as loving as any wife could be. But

32:56

still he's struggling with substance abuse.

32:58

They constantly show him with pills in

33:01

the foreground. Okay. And depict him

33:03

being a heavy set. And this is something

33:05

that he feels is important to this

33:07

narrative about himself, that he was on

33:10

pills and feeling awful and just uncomfortable

33:12

in his life and in his body.

33:14

But when he finally learned his true

33:16

purpose and his history, then his life

33:18

came into order. And this is probably when

33:21

he's in his 40s? Yeah, this

33:23

would be in his 40s that all

33:25

of this started coming about. So they

33:27

don't have him talking to David Wilcock.

33:29

Initially he's reaching out to someone else

33:31

at a UFO expo with this woman

33:33

who encourages him to tell his story

33:35

and not to be anonymous about it

33:37

so that they can have an informant.

33:39

Oh, interesting. Oh, woman, if you're out

33:41

there, I wanna talk to you. Yeah,

33:43

I wonder how biographical that piece is

33:45

because we'll learn that he mixes

33:47

fact and fiction. Interesting.

33:50

I mean, that wasn't abundantly

33:52

clear at this point, but. Well, not totally.

33:54

I mean, so far if I just knew what

33:56

you've told me on microphones so far, I think

33:59

I would be. like, okay, person

34:01

who had a mental health episode

34:03

and has interpreted it this way severely, but

34:05

we'll learn more. And here's that moment where

34:07

he's trying to wake his wife up like,

34:09

Oh, it's happening. The sphere is coming to

34:11

get me. Oh, this is so common where

34:13

there's like a picture of him pointing at

34:15

something, but he's pointing the totally wrong way.

34:17

Like he's pointing at us, he's not pointing

34:19

at the sphere. There were

34:22

examples anyway, so he gets pulled out. So

34:24

this story isn't over. It's not like he's

34:26

just recalling his past. They now have important

34:28

work for him to do in the present

34:31

as well. So the sphere comes and pulls

34:33

him into the presence of the blue avian.

34:35

And they're these tall blue figures, almost avatar

34:37

like except the heads are completely different. And

34:40

they have these kind of I don't know,

34:42

like colored mohawks. Yeah,

34:44

like kind of bright magenta off of

34:46

the blue body and they've got big

34:48

black circular eyes. The hair is kind of like

34:50

a sea anemone. I can see that. And

34:53

also there's a little bit of a tie

34:55

into like biblical prophecy and end times phenomenon.

34:58

Okay. And he has this whole idea

35:00

of the ascension coming. Oh, wow.

35:02

Okay, with Jesus? Well, he doesn't

35:05

say Jesus, but the idea is it's

35:07

pretty much the rapture, but for the

35:09

alien inclined. Okay, so it's not

35:11

Jesus himself. Right. But at some point,

35:13

we're all going to be taken up. And he

35:16

did show that earlier. Gosh, there's

35:18

just nothing new under the sun, is there? Yeah,

35:20

when he's showing the sun having some

35:22

major blow up event and showing all

35:24

of these aliens and like a big

35:27

praying mantis coming to the planet. Yeah,

35:29

what up? He also shows what clearly

35:31

looks like the rapture happening in Times

35:33

Square. And it says, Behold, the Lord

35:35

comes to execute judgment on all and

35:37

convict all the ungodly of all their

35:39

deeds. I guess if I had to

35:42

summarize that, I would say like, he

35:44

feels that when this moment happens, all

35:46

will be revealed, all questions will be

35:48

answered. And finally, we'll realize like, oh,

35:50

everybody was kind of right all along, and

35:52

they had all the right pieces. But instead of

35:54

being literal Jesus actually was aliens or whatever

35:56

it may be an Age of Aquarius

35:59

kind of coming Okay. Yeah, very much

36:01

this Syncretism of we'll

36:03

find a way to make everyone

36:05

with good intentions, right? We'll get

36:07

to disclosure We'll get to the age of

36:09

Aquarius. We'll get to the rapture we'll get

36:13

Everything being out in the open so

36:15

then it turns out that the person

36:17

who had recruited him let a video

36:20

leak and Now the public knows about

36:22

him and he got rejected from a

36:24

job application. We're sorry, sir You look

36:27

very well qualified except we found online

36:29

this thing about you being involved in

36:31

a blue chicken cult Actually,

36:34

I did a search for that because they show

36:36

like a video and it says blue chicken cult

36:39

leader Oh, you must have found blue oyster cult

36:41

all over the internet. Oh, well It did bring

36:43

up a video about Cory good from one of

36:45

his critics Okay, when I searched for that with

36:47

a very similarly named video, but

36:49

anyways now the secret is out and so

36:51

sorry Someone was in the government program somehow

36:54

narcs on him or who narcs on him

36:56

though the woman who got him to Go

36:59

on the record as having been in this program

37:02

Apparently that got leaked out like the

37:04

recording of him and then there

37:06

was negative Commentary interposed on

37:08

top of it. Now. He looks like a

37:10

crazy person I see so probably

37:13

she recorded it and he like didn't

37:15

realize it or didn't realize he was having

37:17

yeah It got

37:19

used in a way he wasn't expecting and he did

37:21

confront her about it and she said oh, I'm so

37:24

sorry We're trying to get that taken down right away.

37:26

That wasn't our intention But

37:28

we'll find a idea that you would not

37:30

find your own words I

37:33

find it such interesting foreshadowing that

37:36

he's all upset here about a video getting

37:38

leaked online before his deposition gets leaked on

37:40

Oh sure, David Wilcock does show up cuz

37:42

he gets interviewed by him and of course

37:45

the rest is history Yeah, that's just a

37:47

photo of David Wilcock, isn't it? It sure

37:49

is. Yeah, oftentimes. They've just taken the photo

37:51

They've applied like a light filter and maybe

37:54

put a few brushstrokes on top of it

37:56

And then he gets whisked away to like

37:58

other planet surfaces and oh

38:01

man there's a lot going on here. So what

38:03

year do you think Cory Goodwood claimed

38:05

this was happening in? Probably this

38:07

would be somewhere between 2012 and

38:11

2015-16. Okay. I think

38:14

is where all of these events of his

38:17

kind of modern grown adult stories

38:19

happening. Okay so if I

38:21

imagined, just go with me for

38:23

a second, if I imagined that

38:25

this isn't all true, could it

38:28

be that in his early 40s

38:30

he had like he's going through really

38:33

stressful parenting and he had this experience

38:35

with his kids and then he developed

38:37

a false memory. Does that fit in

38:39

with what we know so far? We

38:42

could make the story that I know

38:44

work around that. Okay. Sure. But your

38:46

intuition is that's not exactly right? Because

38:48

other stuff you know. Yes. Okay got

38:50

it. I think it's less interesting than

38:52

that. Well interesting isn't the right word.

38:54

It's not more prosaic than that either. It's

38:57

not quite that in my estimation.

38:59

But it's compatible with it. There we

39:01

go. Yes. The false recovered memory would

39:03

be a more sympathetic read on what

39:06

happened. Yeah I mean when I do hear like

39:08

early 40s and it happened while you were

39:10

interacting with your kids, I think of like a whole

39:12

lot of women in particular false

39:15

memory stories. Okay. Early 40s interacting with

39:17

kids suddenly was like oh my god my kids

39:19

ate. I remember when I was eight this terrible

39:21

thing happened. Oh yeah. That's such a common

39:24

thing. So when you said he's playing with

39:26

his kids and that's where it started I

39:28

was like oh. And if you're gonna have

39:30

a midlife crisis that's a good time to

39:33

have it too. I mean also it's around

39:35

when people have their second wave of psychosis

39:37

risks. Okay interesting. One of the times he

39:39

gets whisked away, he gets put into this

39:42

confrontation with this major overlord the Grand Pendar

39:44

of the Draco. It's this tall reptilian creature

39:46

that we saw on the cover and

39:49

he's upset because the Pendar

39:51

has taken three humans hostage and

39:53

so he negotiates and demands that he

39:55

release those ladies. So you know Cory

39:57

Good is doing good work here. Good.

40:00

So he wins the standoff he frees the ladies.

40:02

He's a good guy and This

40:04

is kind of a decisive moment against

40:07

the Draco and the blue avians Congratulate

40:09

him on all of this and we

40:11

see him back happy with his family

40:13

things are good And that's where we

40:15

end off this first graphic novel, but

40:17

very clearly with more to come He's

40:20

telling this guy he has to return

40:22

on the spaceship back because I

40:24

promised my kids were doing tickle monster in

40:26

the morning Okay to

40:28

be continued in the Ascension Chronicles 20

40:30

and back and back and back Cool.

40:34

That's the next one. Will it ever be

40:36

released? We don't know and then

40:39

he lists the credits and I got to say if

40:41

I just read the credits and looked up at the

40:43

Portfolios, I'd be like, oh they could put a great

40:45

comic together. Okay great graphic novel I

40:47

don't know if that's what happened So that told me

40:49

a lot more about his story and the narrative as

40:51

he tells it and you might be wondering What

40:53

exactly is the role of these blue

40:55

avians? What is the important message that

40:58

they are communicating to the earth through

41:00

him? Well, you might want to

41:02

go to the sphere being Alliance

41:04

comm Website which

41:06

is also part of ascension works

41:09

TV He's got a lot of

41:11

entities both alien and business wise But this

41:13

is where you can take courses by Corey

41:15

good and that'll take you over to ascension

41:17

works TV But you can learn more about

41:19

the blue avians and the law of one

41:22

which is a David Wilcox thing that he's

41:24

sort of I don't know. I

41:26

guess with permission appropriated that he's adopted So

41:28

this was the one place where I found him Describing

41:31

who is the sphere being Alliance and

41:33

what their messages so Carrie who is

41:36

the sphere being Alliance? Thank you for

41:38

asking Recently the SSP Alliance was joined by

41:40

a group of beings that no one had

41:42

encountered before They are

41:44

a six to ninth density

41:46

group of beings. Whoa I've

41:50

never encountered higher than four. I've seen

41:52

12 usually you skip from Six

41:56

to ninth density group of beings that have

41:58

been referred to as the sphere alliance.

42:00

These new sphere beings have not

42:03

only created an energetic blockade

42:05

around Earth, but

42:07

have also done so around

42:09

our entire solar system. Oh

42:11

that's so helpful. They are a non-violent group

42:14

of beings who have brought assistance mainly

42:16

in the form of a message. Oh

42:18

what is this message Carrie? Sounds important. Yes,

42:20

what is the message? This must be deep

42:22

and profound and something someone couldn't just make

42:25

up on their own. Okay, focus on

42:27

increasing your service to others and to

42:29

be more loving to yourself and everyone

42:31

in order to raise your vibrational and

42:33

consciousness level. Learn to forgive

42:35

yourself and others, thus releasing karma. Thus,

42:39

this will change the vibration of

42:41

the planet, raise the shared

42:43

consciousness of humanity, and change humankind one person

42:45

at a time, even if not one person

42:47

is yourself. They tell us

42:49

to treat your body as a temple and

42:52

change over to a higher vibrational diet to

42:54

aid in the process. The

42:56

next question is what is the warning?

42:58

The Blue Avians also gave a warning

43:00

with this message. They had tried to

43:03

deliver this message three other times in

43:05

the past, but it was distorted by

43:07

humanity. They made it very clear that

43:09

this information was not to become a

43:11

cult or religious movement, nor

43:14

was Cory to put himself before the

43:16

message or elevate himself to a guru

43:18

status. Anyone who does

43:20

so should be avoided and held

43:23

accountable, including Cory. I'm

43:25

never impressed by this. The Buddha did it too, where he

43:27

was just like, you know, you really shouldn't listen to anyone.

43:29

Even if I say something and you don't believe it, you

43:31

shouldn't hang out with me. And like, all

43:34

that does for me is give me

43:36

like, okay, you're the false modesty guy.

43:39

Oh, but I feel like that works

43:41

and pays dividends for so many people.

43:43

People point out to us all the time.

43:45

They'll be like, well, she said that we shouldn't

43:47

feel sad that she's not the final one. So

43:49

and so said that we could leave any time.

43:51

Well, I've stayed for 12 years to wait for

43:54

this thing to happen, but she said, and

43:56

as long as they say it once, they

43:58

can say whatever horrible contradictory thing. later.

44:00

Not that I think Cory Goode

44:02

is trying to be a cult later here. No,

44:04

no. I mean, and it's obviously like

44:06

a good sentiment. It just seems redundant

44:08

in that atmosphere. And we've encountered

44:11

this so many times. The aliens come,

44:13

they pull one person aside, and they

44:15

give them this really important message, and

44:17

it's something like, increase your service to

44:20

others and be more loving to yourself

44:22

and everyone to raise your vibrational and

44:24

conscious level and learn to forgive yourself

44:26

and others like, come on.

44:29

Really? Yeah, so much of this

44:31

is really unimpressively repackaged old shit.

44:33

You set up a barrier around our

44:35

solar system. That's huge. Like you're out,

44:38

what, like beyond the Oort cloud? Like

44:40

how far out is this barrier? That's

44:42

a gigantic barrier. And then this is

44:44

the message you have for us. That's

44:47

a huge surface area. I mean,

44:49

around the Earth is

44:51

big. We have to now decide like what that means what

44:54

kind of energy does it keep out? What kind

44:56

of energy does it keep in? What does it

44:58

look like? What does it write of? My

45:01

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45:03

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45:39

if you head on over to ascensionworks.tv,

45:42

his other website, you'll find that there's plenty

45:45

of updates and blog posts and all of

45:47

that stuff. But there's also a school going

45:49

on. Of course, you

45:51

can sign up for classes. There's

45:54

a mystery school on consciousness, the

45:56

spirit archetypes, a series called jumpers,

45:59

the Empress Archetypes. There's various other

46:01

teachers. Okay, so for the Accelerating Ascension Online

46:03

Course, I don't know if you can see

46:05

from there, but guess how much that'll cost

46:07

you? I cannot see, so I'm gonna

46:09

guess. Important number. Okay, I can see that

46:11

it looks like it's more than three digits.

46:14

So I'm gonna say $612.38. It's

46:18

$333. Oh, of

46:20

course. Why didn't I spend more

46:22

time thinking? And there's some cheaper things here too. There's a

46:24

$33 activation and activism in

46:29

the age of UAP disclosure. And

46:31

are these PDFs or videos? Probably

46:33

like a multi-video walkthrough, maybe with exercises. I

46:35

did not sign up for any of them.

46:37

And some of them are Cory Good, some

46:40

of them are other guest teachers. But you

46:42

can take a journey into the Akashic Records.

46:44

That'll cost you 250 bucks. It's

46:47

a weekend workshop. Surviving Ascension,

46:49

that'll be $233. And

46:52

that's with Cory and his wife, Stacy. Okay,

46:54

Stacy who doesn't have an E in her

46:56

name. Oh, go for consistency. Yeah,

46:58

come on, you gotta get that in there.

47:01

So there you go. So you get kind

47:03

of an idea of what the landscape is

47:05

around Cory and what he offers. But things

47:08

started to go a little sour with his

47:10

deal with Gaia TV. Now

47:13

this I've heard a little about.

47:15

So 2017, he was still our

47:17

golden boy and happily working with

47:19

Gaia. But somewhere around 2018, Cory

47:21

left Gaia TV and

47:27

left the show where he was, as he said,

47:29

kind of the golden child. And

47:31

was kind of quickly replaced by this

47:33

other person, Jason Rice. And

47:36

Jason Rice also claimed to have

47:38

gone to the 20 and

47:40

back program. Oh, okay,

47:42

well it's a program so there should be

47:45

multiple members. Yeah, in fact, Cory has even

47:47

said this, that they keep trying, they keep

47:49

coming to earth trying to find their whistleblowers

47:51

and no one's taking it up at him.

47:54

Don't worry, Jason Rice

47:56

is here to help. Oh yeah,

47:58

I was also recruited. I've also

48:00

been there and back again. Yup.

48:02

So when Corey drops off the

48:04

map at Gaia, they just bring Jason Rice

48:07

in and interview him about his experience

48:09

at the 20 and back. And I

48:11

watched this interview. Have you seen

48:13

this? I saw some TikTok clips

48:15

of him speaking. I'm coming forward

48:17

now because there

48:20

are thousands of others out

48:22

there that have been through this, that have

48:24

gone on the 20 and back program. And

48:27

I'm not just talking about Americans. We're talking

48:29

globally. And some of the

48:31

people that did not come back, their

48:34

stories need to be told, whether they

48:36

were soldiers or scientists or just civilians.

48:39

They provided and gave the

48:41

ultimate sacrifice for humanity and

48:43

their stories need to be told. We

48:47

need to have full disclosure.

48:51

The people need to be aware of some

48:53

of the things that humanity has done. And

48:56

it is time to heal and to grow from that.

48:58

Jason announces that he is to

49:01

an intuitive empath, an IE. And

49:03

I guess he doesn't outright say, or

49:06

at least we don't see him say,

49:08

that Corey was the impetus for him

49:10

realizing that he had been in this

49:12

program too. But man,

49:14

when I was watching him, I really, I was like,

49:17

Oh no, you're, you're like a guy who watched

49:19

this and bought it and then it developed your

49:21

own false memories. That's how it felt to me.

49:24

Even that sounds generous because I can just see

49:26

Gaia saying, well, she'll, we lost the guy who

49:28

comes on and talks about the secret space program.

49:30

Oh, I know what we can do. Get some

49:32

other guy who's willing to say he was in

49:34

the secret space program. Yeah. I mean, he's

49:36

playing himself and he seems to be a

49:38

real guy and his, his

49:41

experience as a kid, it just, it

49:43

really sounds like he was, he's basically singled

49:46

out as a child for an E

49:48

like behavioral intervention. Okay. And so he

49:50

remembers these real things about going to

49:52

a university and being asked to do

49:54

like behavior intervention stuff and like, they

49:56

would, they would give me M&Ms, but

49:58

then they take. them away and then they'd say

50:01

sit in the chair and get mad at me if I didn't

50:03

sit in the chair and stuff that I'm like I

50:05

totally get why that's really upsetting for a child

50:07

okay but we may just be talking

50:09

about pretty typical behavioral interventions that

50:12

then many years later you hear Cory

50:14

good talk and you're like I remember

50:16

more to that yeah I think that's

50:19

what happens between wrapping me on my

50:21

knuckles and making me sit in the

50:23

corner they were also sending me off

50:25

to Jupiter right and then he

50:28

also thinks that on a day that

50:30

he went to the aquarium he wasn't

50:32

really at the aquarium that's a screen

50:34

memory and he had actually been sent

50:36

to this other place where they were

50:38

torturing him whoo it all sounded not

50:41

quite right but Cory good mm-hmm gets

50:43

offended yes he's like wait

50:45

a minute no one else can talk about

50:47

this besides me this is my deal which

50:50

is a very bizarre reaction yeah for a

50:52

sincere person it's like a bluff has been

50:54

called yeah they're sort of calling his bluff

50:56

at least the way I'm reading the situation

50:59

it feels like calling his bluff to say

51:01

well you've implied this program so there must

51:03

be other members out there look we found

51:05

one that there are yeah said there are

51:08

so now he's he's sort of giving up

51:10

the game by saying wait a second there

51:12

can't be anyone else this is my thing

51:14

it's like how I've always said to

51:17

you that I feel like the ballsy thing to

51:19

do with Daryl anchor is to be like oh

51:21

my god Bashar talks to me too mm-hmm

51:23

you want to talk to Bashar I'll let

51:25

you talk to Bashar right now yeah you

51:27

know yeah Daryl anchor would be

51:30

very upset if all of a sudden we're

51:32

like hey you sign up for our Bashar

51:34

course we're channeling Bashar and it'll only cost

51:36

$99 he bit what are

51:38

you doing yeah you think my business

51:40

you'd think so so that is how

51:42

Cory good reacted and Cory tried to

51:44

establish trademarks on some of these terms

51:46

like blue avians and

51:49

secret space program though it turned out

51:52

later I think people found that the

51:54

guy who wrote behold a pale horse

51:56

Milton William Cooper he had used the

51:58

phrase secret So

52:00

Corey's like, well, SSP, no one else

52:03

has used that. That's trademark, that's mine.

52:05

Oh, buddy. The phrase 20

52:07

and back, that's another one. He said, that's

52:09

mine, you can't use that. Dark Fleet, that

52:11

was another one. I came up with that,

52:14

you can't use that. All

52:16

seems very telling. And according to

52:18

this Daily Beast article that you pointed me out,

52:20

he sued them in 2020 saying

52:23

that they were acting against him and then

52:25

they sued him back. And both of them,

52:27

like on both sides, were accusing each other

52:30

of Luciferianism. Oh my goodness, yes, I'm

52:32

holding that lawsuit in my hands and

52:34

holding the initial filing. And yes, he

52:36

accuses them of, he

52:38

accuses them, he has 17 claims against them. Oh,

52:41

wow. Violation of the RICO Act. Civil

52:46

RICO conspiracy, false designation

52:48

of origin and federal

52:50

unfair competition, trademark and

52:52

trade name infringement, unfair competition,

52:55

Colorado Consumer Protection Act, breach

52:57

of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation, intentional

52:59

infliction of emotional distress, negligent

53:02

infliction of emotional distress, harassment

53:04

at work, slander, libel,

53:07

tortious interference, cyber stalking

53:10

and trademark infringement. Wow, I

53:12

mean, having watched a lot of videos

53:14

of him subsequent to all this, you

53:17

don't wanna say someone has a persecution

53:19

complex because maybe they're truly being persecuted

53:21

but he sounds like someone. And

53:23

he's an ad to it. Sounds like

53:25

someone who feels very

53:27

put upon. Yeah, yeah. By the

53:30

world. Yeah, yeah. A lot of the stuff

53:32

you were reading out loud, I was like, you know, it

53:34

sounds paranoid. Yeah. He's

53:36

very frank about it. He keeps referring

53:38

to people like Jason Rice as being

53:40

LARPs, AKA live action role players. Like,

53:42

well, they're obviously fake. Yes, he

53:44

feels that that's like a fan

53:47

fiction kind of move

53:49

on the part of the believers,

53:51

which is so interesting. So

53:53

he says this during the deposition that

53:56

it is fan fiction. And

53:58

I'm like, wow. Oh,

54:00

I wonder if on any level he

54:02

thinks that or if that's just the

54:05

line his lawyer has given him and he's sticking

54:07

to it. I don't know, but so does

54:09

he not even believe in

54:11

the existence of like delusions

54:14

and hallucinations? Yeah. But

54:16

that doesn't seem possible because another part

54:18

in his deposition, he refers to delusions

54:20

and says that a lot of his

54:22

followers are delusional. Other people have

54:24

delusions. Yeah, so... But not him. He's

54:26

sort of making the case that delusions

54:28

don't even exist and also that they

54:30

do. Yeah, whatever serves him in the moment.

54:33

Yeah. I think and I feel like his

54:35

life and his anger revolve around what serves

54:37

him in the moment and his business and

54:39

you know what he's trying to build for

54:41

himself. So you already

54:43

had this skirmish between

54:46

them, but then something happens,

54:48

which we've already given away.

54:50

But there's the deposition that's

54:53

taken where opposing counsel

54:55

has a chance to like walk him through

54:57

a bunch of questions for seven hours. Opposing

54:59

counsel is great. Gotta say. Yeah. Are you

55:01

good at it? Yeah, absolutely. Ask so many

55:04

good reinforcing questions and it's a long video,

55:06

but I'm going to say if you've got

55:08

to watch one part, I would say watch

55:10

part three because that's where things really... It

55:13

takes a while to build up to here's

55:15

how we ask questions. Here's how you're going

55:17

to answer them. Please refrain from doing this.

55:19

Sure. He's setting all these ground rules and

55:21

basic biographical details. But by part three, if

55:24

you look that up and it's on YouTube,

55:26

things really heat up because

55:29

he starts getting Corey to talk

55:31

about just how real these stories

55:33

are, his intellectual property as he

55:35

keeps referring to it. Which is

55:38

interesting. Even that phrase. So it emerged

55:40

from your intellect then. It's

55:42

the property of your intellect and not

55:44

of the aliens who performed the behaviors

55:46

you're describing. Yeah, and being aware of

55:49

this as I was reading the graphic

55:51

novel, I kept encountering these

55:53

ideas that were clearly just borrowed from

55:55

other media properties. Sometimes just

55:57

openly and thinking you seem to be...

56:00

fine with incorporating the language of

56:02

others to a

56:04

degree that you would be pissed if someone was doing

56:06

it to you because here you are filing this lawsuit.

56:08

Oh yeah, he also says the word trademark

56:10

after he says any term that he considers

56:12

trademarked by him. It's adorable. Kerry

56:15

Poppy 2044. Yeah, because

56:17

he sees this guy as an adversary, which he

56:20

is in this context. Like for

56:22

instance, you said you've done 20 and back

56:24

journeys where you go away for over 20

56:26

years and you come back. Yep, trademark. And

56:30

okay, you say

56:32

you've been visited by over a six

56:34

foot tall blue looking chicken type creature,

56:37

blue avian trademark. Blue

56:39

chicken was their slander. What would you

56:41

call it? It's a

56:43

blue avian, the trademark. So yeah, there's

56:45

all kinds of setup where, you know,

56:48

they're talking with him of accusations about

56:50

Corey being addicted to illicit substances or

56:53

abusing women. He responds to those, he denies them.

56:55

But then he starts giving little

56:57

details about how he feels about

57:00

the UFO community as a whole.

57:02

Squirmy answers, I'd say. No kidding.

57:05

And he characterizes them. And this was

57:07

from a later video that he released, but

57:09

he'll say like 60 to 70% of the community is

57:11

truly love and light. They're wonderful people. They're

57:14

great. Okay. More

57:16

power to them. But that 30 to 40% are, and

57:18

this addresses your earlier

57:20

point, mentally ill. Oh

57:22

wow. Opportunists. Oh, why are those together? Or

57:24

just out for attention and money. Well, he's

57:26

like, you know, they break down into these

57:29

categories. No, I know. But it's unfair to

57:31

like the people who are like sincere to lump

57:33

them in with like, well, there's the people who

57:35

have mental illness and are struggling. And then there's

57:37

the liars. Yeah. Well,

57:40

again, the world is all either for him

57:42

or against him. They're against me.

57:44

So we need not know much

57:46

more about them. Let God sort them

57:48

out. Yeah, man. 30 to 40%. Yeah.

57:51

That's a, that's a really sizable

57:53

number. I'm sure a lot of

57:55

his fans were offended. It's

57:57

just a kind of a weird community. A lot of them are.

58:00

kind of anarchist type mindsets to

58:03

they don't believe in the judicial system, they don't

58:05

believe in taxes, it's pretty wild. You

58:09

talk to the people you have a problem with, you don't

58:11

do what a lot of people in the community do, they

58:13

just go and bitch and

58:15

complain. It's obvious

58:18

that community has completely collapsed

58:20

because of its infighting, backstabbing,

58:22

gossiping that they took advantage of. When

58:25

you say the community, let's be specific,

58:27

what community are you referring to? The

58:31

esoteric disclosure community. And

58:35

what does esoteric disclosure community mean to you?

58:38

People that have more

58:41

esoteric spiritual beliefs gravitate

58:43

together as do people who

58:45

believe in aliens and want to and

58:49

higher technologies that are not disclosed that they

58:51

want relief. We're

58:54

here because of the

58:57

lack of ethics in this community and

59:00

we're here directly because of it.

59:04

Who are the, probably Ms.

59:06

Brown's hand, the cable and the dark

59:08

forces? The cable? Cabal?

59:12

Yeah, the Cabal. Who is

59:14

that? In

59:17

conspiracy theory land and in this

59:19

community, it is the

59:21

secret government that is controlling or

59:24

hiding the existence of aliens and

59:29

trying to take over the world. Black

59:31

magic, what does that mean to you? Well,

59:34

what it means to the community, voodoo, Satanism,

59:37

all of the darkest, the

59:42

conspiracy community is very

59:44

leery of anything. Black magic are

59:46

dark with dark, dark magic in

59:48

it. And so boy, way to

59:50

turn the community against you. Of

59:52

course, he thought this video would

59:54

never get out. Sure. But

59:57

now all of a sudden they can hear him talking

59:59

about the system. of elders within the alien

1:00:01

community. And boy, you can picture who he's

1:00:03

talking about because we know these figures. We've

1:00:05

talked about them on our show. He's talking

1:00:08

about like this group of people who kind

1:00:10

of runs everything within the UFO community. You

1:00:12

have to pass ideas by them. They're gonna

1:00:15

either accept it or shoot you down. You're

1:00:17

not supposed to- Unofficially you mean, right? Yeah.

1:00:19

Okay. But you're not supposed to break ranks

1:00:21

and sue anybody. You're supposed to approach the

1:00:24

elders and get their response. And find

1:00:26

your little niche that doesn't threaten theirs.

1:00:28

Oh, you're the guy who experienced a

1:00:30

space program. You're not the investigative journalist

1:00:32

who reports on it. Or

1:00:35

yeah, you're not Whitley Streber who got abducted

1:00:37

by aliens, but not as part of a

1:00:39

government thing. You need to find your lane.

1:00:42

Mm-hmm. He kept trying to make

1:00:44

the point like, well, they never wanted to do

1:00:46

contracts or pay taxes. They're all trying to avoid

1:00:48

all that. I kept asking for accountants and they

1:00:50

want to give them to me. So

1:00:53

he has all these gripes about the

1:00:55

community itself. But also he keeps referring

1:00:57

to the community as either delusional, and

1:01:00

these are the people who pay for

1:01:02

his services. Exactly. And

1:01:05

it's content that's created by you.

1:01:07

Yes. And all of the delusional people

1:01:09

in the community who

1:01:11

take this

1:01:14

information, it is what you call fan

1:01:16

fiction. Okay. This

1:01:18

creates- And so people are delusional if they believe

1:01:20

it. They're delusional if

1:01:22

they believe they were

1:01:24

in the Secret Space Program and in

1:01:27

contact with the Anshar who are my

1:01:30

creation. They're borrowing

1:01:32

my creation and

1:01:36

delusionally having their

1:01:38

own experience. And

1:01:41

they can't write about their own experience. They

1:01:43

can't write and profit off of, just

1:01:45

like Han Solo, the whole

1:01:48

Star Trek. This is an IP

1:01:50

that is like Star Trek. It

1:01:53

just has these really derogatory things to say

1:01:55

about them that gives you this idea

1:01:57

of his attitude towards his supporters. Yeah. is

1:02:00

you're all a bunch of saps. Yeah, or

1:02:02

at least to like come on in with one

1:02:04

hand and stay away with the other. And

1:02:07

as the opposing counsel pushes him

1:02:09

on these questions of like, okay,

1:02:11

well, you're saying that this is

1:02:13

part your personal experience and part

1:02:16

in your own intellectual property and invention. So

1:02:18

which parts are which? Let's

1:02:20

break that apart. And then this glorious

1:02:22

lawyer just sits there and makes

1:02:25

him answer when he does not want to

1:02:27

answer. Are you saying it's dramatization or

1:02:29

is it real? Part of it's

1:02:31

real, part of it's dramatization. Like I've said

1:02:34

about all of this. What part is dramatization?

1:02:37

Be more specific, please. Sure, what part of the

1:02:39

20 and back is dramatization and not real? Well,

1:02:42

the 20 and back itself is my

1:02:45

creation. That's why I trademarked it

1:02:47

and that's why it's a part of my intellectual property. So

1:02:50

does that mean it's not real, it's dramatization? What

1:02:53

does it matter if it's real or not? I'm asking

1:02:55

you whether it was dramatization or is it real? It's

1:02:59

a real part of

1:03:01

my dream or delusion of whatever

1:03:03

you want to call it. I created all of

1:03:07

this as on top of the training

1:03:14

that I did have and the experiences that I

1:03:16

did have, I extrapolated this stuff out and created

1:03:19

it. Okay, but it's part of

1:03:21

your dream or delusion, you call it, correct? Whatever

1:03:23

you all want to call it. Well, what do you call it? I

1:03:26

call it my intellectual property. Yeah,

1:03:29

there's one line in particular that really floored

1:03:31

me. He says, he's kind

1:03:33

of revealing how he justifies all of

1:03:35

this, that my story is inspiring to others,

1:03:37

but then what he says about whether it

1:03:39

matters if this is true or not. So

1:03:43

you do believe the information you're getting is

1:03:46

needed to get to the masses, why? Because

1:03:50

of the positive effect it's

1:03:52

had on the

1:03:54

thousands and thousands of people that watch

1:03:56

Cosmic Disclosure, came to the conferences, told

1:03:59

me that my... story and

1:04:01

information changed their life. Watching me

1:04:03

go through this overweight

1:04:05

guy on medications, on

1:04:07

the show, all shaking

1:04:09

and going through this

1:04:11

complete metamorphosis, motivated

1:04:14

them and inspired them to make the

1:04:16

changes in their life. I

1:04:19

could produce all sorts of people and

1:04:21

information to where they

1:04:23

claim that my information has changed their lives

1:04:26

in a good way. Even though the information

1:04:28

is false, it's having beneficial

1:04:30

results with people that read it. Well, I mean

1:04:32

people believe things that are false all the time.

1:04:35

But answer my question, even though the information

1:04:37

is false, people are having beneficial reactions by

1:04:39

reading it. Even though some of the information

1:04:41

is a creation, people

1:04:46

are getting benefit from

1:04:48

it. How crummy!

1:04:51

I mean, if he

1:04:53

means this, how crummy! How

1:04:55

crummy! I'm

1:04:58

gonna be the guy who tells you the truth, the

1:05:00

whole world has been lying to you, I'm finally telling

1:05:02

you the truth and then behind your back, in court,

1:05:05

under oath, on camera, I'm

1:05:07

gonna say the opposite, that none of this is

1:05:10

for critical. And he does his best

1:05:12

to avoid it, saying outright that this

1:05:14

is made up, but the questions keep

1:05:17

coming and here he goes. Yeah, so

1:05:19

crummy! And this is why I left

1:05:21

that conference just kind of down in

1:05:23

the dumps. I was like, oh,

1:05:26

this is ugly. And it just said

1:05:28

so much about this whole community, because

1:05:30

we always are in that position where

1:05:33

we have to sort of guess at

1:05:35

people's motives, but we can't say definitively

1:05:38

what they're thinking, how much they believe what they're saying,

1:05:40

but this was just so clearly he

1:05:42

found an opportunity to make a

1:05:45

thing. Then he talks about the

1:05:47

money involved. And in a prior

1:05:49

year, prior to that, had you

1:05:51

made multi-millions off

1:05:53

of your brand? No. Then

1:05:55

how could they destroy multi-million

1:05:58

if you hadn't been making that? that

1:06:00

David Wilcock was making four or five

1:06:02

million dollars off of his. So you're

1:06:04

saying David Wilcock in 2017-18 made four

1:06:07

or five million off one course. And

1:06:10

my first course by the time

1:06:12

they did pull all their shit I

1:06:14

had made nearly a million dollars off of. And

1:06:17

that course most of the money you make after

1:06:21

for months and years after you make

1:06:23

more and more and more residual. And

1:06:26

on top of that I did two more

1:06:28

courses that should have made at least that

1:06:30

much money. So those were the

1:06:32

multiple millions come from. So in the

1:06:35

year prior to my clients releasing the

1:06:37

videos you're saying that you profited not

1:06:39

gross but profited 700, 800, 900,000 in that vicinity from your

1:06:41

courses. It

1:06:46

was around 750,000 dollars

1:06:49

that I had grossed up until

1:06:51

when he released his video. After

1:06:54

that all the sales dropped.

1:06:57

Wow. And this is where the bottom line

1:06:59

comes in. He felt like this was a

1:07:01

clear demonstration. Usually this is the kind of

1:07:03

thing you need in a lawsuit of like

1:07:05

they cut out my bottom line I can

1:07:07

show my decreased revenue and I lost 90%

1:07:10

of my revenue. But just the numbers

1:07:12

that he was expecting off of this

1:07:15

combined with his attitude towards. His

1:07:18

customers. Yeah. It's just so

1:07:20

gross and cynical. Yeah. It

1:07:22

was depressing to me. Yeah.

1:07:24

You know I found his bankruptcy

1:07:26

filing from like I want to

1:07:28

say 2006 and I'm

1:07:30

just thinking of this guy's whole trajectory

1:07:32

you know like such as sort of

1:07:35

dramatic emotional up and down sort of life. And

1:07:37

then in 2006 you

1:07:39

have to declare bankruptcy and then what

1:07:42

15 years later or something you start

1:07:44

making just like crazy amounts of money.

1:07:46

Yeah that would change

1:07:48

you. I also wonder if we

1:07:51

should be updating our standards about

1:07:53

what we expect from people who

1:07:55

do have serious like

1:07:57

mental events but also

1:08:00

The wherewithal and the opportunities.

1:08:02

To find different explanations. For them

1:08:04

and choosing not to young. Ned

1:08:06

I feel like he thought in that category

1:08:08

for me where I'm like yeah actually your

1:08:10

initial story I've heard that story before I

1:08:13

can buy it and guess what a lot

1:08:15

of other people do They go on a

1:08:17

look it up yeah they go me look

1:08:19

it up they find an alternative explanation, may

1:08:21

try to at least like hear it through

1:08:23

you know and I with him After seeing

1:08:26

what I did a deposition I'm like i

1:08:28

bet you gone on the internet and you

1:08:30

do know the opposite member nations. Yeah, I bet.

1:08:32

You. Did have this experience like a lot of

1:08:34

people do and then you figured out what

1:08:36

it might be and you're like ooh, that

1:08:38

doesn't make me anything and. Even with Whitley

1:08:40

who constantly refers to the opposing explanation and

1:08:43

dismisses it's yeah, we can still kind of

1:08:45

give him a pass because we think okay,

1:08:47

but he try and part of his confusion

1:08:49

about this is his inability to accept these

1:08:52

are alternate explanations. and I think with Corey

1:08:54

Goode without that deposition we'd be in that

1:08:56

same position. Where is the ah? It's okay,

1:08:58

but maybe he's just like in a mental

1:09:00

state where he out really confront this absolutely.

1:09:03

But having heard him answer those questions that

1:09:05

way as and feel that way. Okay so

1:09:07

what gets even more of a bummer about

1:09:09

this. Is that? And of course

1:09:11

there's a big fall after the

1:09:14

after the deposition is released. So

1:09:16

the deposition was on September twenty

1:09:18

sixth of Twenty Twenty Two Cat

1:09:20

and the leak was in December

1:09:22

of that year, caped by December

1:09:24

fourteenth. He has a fresh response

1:09:26

that he posts on you tube

1:09:28

and he's out hiking in the

1:09:30

woods with snow in. The opposing

1:09:32

attorneys were going to try to

1:09:34

completely discredit me by asking if

1:09:36

I have talked to eight foot

1:09:39

tall blue chickens. And if

1:09:41

I lived on Mars and that type

1:09:43

of thing in the community, that's okay.

1:09:45

Devil listen, and a court of law

1:09:48

delusional, And one of

1:09:50

the things that they're counting on is

1:09:52

that if. I. Did.

1:09:55

Claim all of the stuff, That

1:09:57

they would be able to

1:10:00

label me as delusional and

1:10:02

then. Of

1:10:04

course, it's very difficult to

1:10:06

trademark delusions and das dreams

1:10:08

and that sort of things

1:10:10

Because anybody can have the

1:10:12

same dream. Anybody can have

1:10:14

the same delusion. So how

1:10:16

can you trade market? How

1:10:18

can you call it your

1:10:20

Ip? So

1:10:22

that's what was being built

1:10:25

towards. Well I can tell

1:10:27

you this after. Leon

1:10:30

eyes Kennedy Release that video and

1:10:32

over thirty thousand people saw it.

1:10:36

We lost close friends

1:10:38

people we worked with.

1:10:41

And. Followers.

1:10:44

In the community. Not

1:10:47

one of masters, if it was true. Not

1:10:51

one. But.

1:10:53

He tries to spend as actually there

1:10:56

were a couple videos he released another

1:10:58

one in early twenty twenty three January

1:11:00

set with his wife same setting their

1:11:02

out in the woods but he has

1:11:04

these videos and east turn this around

1:11:07

where enough of his followers have stuck

1:11:09

with him. And. Chosen to

1:11:11

believe that he was just saying what

1:11:13

he needed to in that moment in

1:11:15

the reinforces now like a one. The

1:11:17

deposition. I have to be asserting my

1:11:19

intellectual property. That's the only language they'll

1:11:22

understand so I had to answer that

1:11:24

way. and thankfully my true believers have

1:11:26

understood that. but others have fallen by

1:11:28

the wayside claim as I lied and

1:11:30

car and okay I'm to have the

1:11:32

right words how to exactly yeah I

1:11:34

was as the man you I hope

1:11:36

in future installments of these legal proceedings

1:11:39

they bring up those. Videos and say

1:11:41

i, hey, he's going on a

1:11:43

yeah, he lied in his deposition

1:11:45

but he and his wife are

1:11:47

both saying that they been getting

1:11:49

hundreds of emails from people saying

1:11:51

that we had to do this

1:11:53

and we're starting our own community.

1:11:55

Apart from that, our toxic back

1:11:57

stabbing slandering community saw the not

1:11:59

a religious movement the and to

1:12:01

be seen how religious does get

1:12:03

But he's got more plans and

1:12:05

he's gonna. He's still gonna make

1:12:07

that video game based on his

1:12:09

story and he's working on a

1:12:11

Big Foot series now. We're gonna

1:12:13

hire real life mercenaries to go

1:12:15

look for big fights. Oh okay

1:12:17

sir, a big fights taken out.

1:12:19

Watch out. There was a moment

1:12:21

where Stacey said i'm one of

1:12:23

these videos it's to protect my

1:12:25

true for my life story and

1:12:27

you know. Like I

1:12:29

said, anyone to make up their own theories?

1:12:31

Just. Love

1:12:35

to the audience and then ah

1:12:38

and then corey. ah. The inquiry

1:12:40

says to pick up your own.still

1:12:42

a person's life story and expect

1:12:44

them to be okay with it

1:12:46

just because I'm college. Your truth.

1:12:49

But it's not your life story.

1:12:51

It's not. The also like even

1:12:53

not would be some people make

1:12:55

biopics without permission all the time

1:12:57

people right? Yeah A about other

1:12:59

people all the time. Life rights

1:13:01

isn't a thing, it's a thing

1:13:03

you can sell. Then I no longer

1:13:05

had. Think about that when he's pulling

1:13:07

things from other people and media. Oh

1:13:09

my God exists only when he's the

1:13:11

target of it. They just like every

1:13:13

assignment I had in grad school. light

1:13:16

out that the same time. Out

1:13:18

our our business. but this was such

1:13:20

a moment of like the unsinkable rubber

1:13:22

duck that James Randi would always talk

1:13:24

about it. He would expose them like

1:13:27

Peter Pop off on live Tv on

1:13:29

that Johnny Carson showed same thing with

1:13:31

regular and they just pop right back

1:13:33

up and will keep believing to as

1:13:36

as a whole many people have very

1:13:38

low standards of evidence and don't hold

1:13:40

people of these things as they'd rather

1:13:42

have been right all along then to

1:13:45

be corrected and and knocking making the

1:13:47

same. Mistake. But know what that breaks

1:13:49

down as there. But but the way that

1:13:51

he and his wife categorize it is that

1:13:53

well this events are really sifted people out

1:13:56

know realize that showed who that's the true

1:13:58

upstanding people have wide are. Wow, in

1:14:00

of the dark forces so let me

1:14:02

I kind of agree. While there was

1:14:04

a sifting for sure, Yeah, maybe not

1:14:06

the way you're sitting cc. Who in

1:14:08

your life might be deceptive assets into

1:14:10

that? A really hard. Ugh. I

1:14:12

didn't know all of that, but learning a

1:14:14

good chunk of that during their contact in

1:14:16

the desert com or the A really put

1:14:18

in a sour mash. I get sad. I

1:14:20

get that. Oh yeah, They also have the

1:14:22

Light Warrior legal find if you wanna throw

1:14:24

money. Into a whole

1:14:26

you can Senator Cory Dcms she's race. Can

1:14:29

we see? No mass he seems to insinuate

1:14:31

that has been hundreds of thousands of dollars.

1:14:33

at least by saying that that's what he's

1:14:35

been playing in that you've all been supporting

1:14:38

him out like Warrior Legal Fund. So. I'm

1:14:40

guessing that he refers. I know that he

1:14:42

first got a different lawyer and then he

1:14:45

he had to change layers because the lawyer

1:14:47

he had chosen wasn't part in a state

1:14:49

where see them to be part of the

1:14:51

six. The second lacks that. ah that That

1:14:54

second where I wonder if she basically said

1:14:56

to i'm like. Elected. I'm.

1:14:58

Looking at this and the only thing I can

1:15:01

defend his If you are telling me you're a

1:15:03

fiction writer and this is your ip aware that

1:15:05

you're saying I can defend that you don't like

1:15:07

That's what I'd probably say I were in her

1:15:09

position so I wonder said he's like okay I

1:15:12

know I can I can make that. Work. I

1:15:14

can make the Were as and gets

1:15:16

up there. It is like a camping

1:15:18

or her full know that my ass.

1:15:20

That opposing counsel was also really brilliant

1:15:22

early on saying like where you're obviously

1:15:24

of above average intelligence if it's kind

1:15:26

of buttered Korea though. The great move

1:15:28

He added work Yeah, I think so

1:15:30

because he got him I think to

1:15:32

to be a little more, this is

1:15:35

my friend falsely in control of the

1:15:37

situation. Okay, I oh I should mention

1:15:39

that one of the allegations was that's

1:15:41

wasn't there An incident below the Consciously

1:15:43

Expo where. You're pretty new breed and you're

1:15:45

in a car yelling would not have their

1:15:47

from no. No No. Wonder

1:15:49

that no ago. One

1:15:53

of his life. x Are you say

1:15:55

I fell out? Yeah I wish I

1:15:57

was in hearing range of that did

1:15:59

happen. And I that he said, eight. Hundred

1:16:01

and remember shouting outside. A. Car and nine my

1:16:03

friends get drunk at these things that I don't.

1:16:06

He says always the innocent little flower and

1:16:08

everybody else is a so mean to him.

1:16:10

The I wonder what that story was.

1:16:12

Yeah. I mean, yeah, from courses there

1:16:14

could be nothing durant noom. Yeah, yeah,

1:16:17

totally. I mean, I hate always have

1:16:19

to do this by. I see so

1:16:21

many parallels with all of Trump's legal

1:16:23

problems right now that there's this public

1:16:25

narrative that you stick to to say

1:16:27

whatever you want outside of the confines

1:16:29

of a court, and then you're stuck

1:16:31

in the court. ness. Yeah, well. actually,

1:16:33

we don't have anything about the Twenty

1:16:35

Twenty election been stolen. Ah, shoot, but

1:16:37

we've got our Two Thousand Mules documentary

1:16:39

for everybody else to watch. Oh, I

1:16:41

don't know, but the documentary. How exciting

1:16:43

as. Oh yeah it's by a done

1:16:45

as to Sousa. Oh and that is ask

1:16:47

them as is of course one of them.

1:16:49

Any false narratives are on the twenty Twenty

1:16:51

election, but. But. I get the same

1:16:54

feeling of years the narrative that I

1:16:56

give to my followers. and here's the

1:16:58

narrative when I'm actually cornered and have

1:17:00

to tell the truth. Yeah totally that

1:17:02

checks out. So there you go I

1:17:04

I did goods and insightful story as

1:17:07

a depressing story but it's also as

1:17:09

as as it's a wild story yeah

1:17:11

what? He came up with his whole

1:17:13

new cast of aliens that he created

1:17:15

as his intellectual property and then always

1:17:18

tried to descended What a character Yeah.

1:17:20

What are the next ten years gonna

1:17:22

look like said that guy. That's one

1:17:24

of those decisions are like suit. You

1:17:26

might go off and become a priest.

1:17:28

You mind Dell and start a I

1:17:31

Alaska clinic in Costa Rica. I don't

1:17:33

know what's next. For you to know

1:17:35

every time you see Corey Goode in

1:17:37

the lights, know that I'm thinking still

1:17:39

around. Because that

1:17:42

would have been the end of it.

1:17:44

Okay yeah and I have again this

1:17:46

community store around. Oh, I'm. It's

1:17:50

sunny which like characters make one of

1:17:52

us dislike now. I

1:17:55

cannot said they'll be like own says mighty

1:17:57

Gonna go to the or maybe was watching

1:17:59

for. The deposition our freezer and in

1:18:01

this. Case it's like yeah, I

1:18:03

mean he really is really ignoring

1:18:05

his potential harms. Yeah, our real

1:18:08

harm surreal people in Wes I don't

1:18:10

know how to turn that into a

1:18:12

happy ending. Earth is Hey thanks for

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coming along with us for all about

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my hope is you are entertained and

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also may be serious I don't. Whoa.

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I guess that's it for

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this episode. Here you see

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or attainment. Gao Gao simpler

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it every time. Sometimes. Or

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I that zipper show or the music is

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edited by Raw Spotter. Or Administrative

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sunflower. If you don't that's that's still

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sounds good. Yeah does does sound

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of a the Sunflower is. This

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a the sunflower is taking over a seals.

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it's growing slowly after time it's going to

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be a whole seal, the some flowers and

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then they're. Going to become a member

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when they're rich but yeah and remember

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and so you're saying he ensure his

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says you need to you. No one

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else can communicate to them but through

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you. See answer

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or says or my question sits

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in mind. Franchise, Bible or Adam

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my creation. I'm a content creator.

1:19:21

Assess whether I. Have

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my life stories mixed with some ah

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drama which I've always made public as

1:19:28

well and in that both do member

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my question. Yeah

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or whatever question. Becomes

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your trait of the answer for

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a creation come across in were

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courses. Can anyone else communicate the

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answer to something I created other

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than for you. That's.

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Something I created. That. Something I

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trademarked that that part of my trademark. Know.

1:19:53

Are you the only person who is

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in the secret space program know there

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were others? No

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one else you know your question was so it I

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just fair June one. So my question is now if

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you're not the only one their. Why

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couldn't someone else talk about third

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period in a secret space program?

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As long as they don't talk

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about the stuff that I created

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by based on my real my

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my real I seizure I ended.

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of the I created. By

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a dark sweet starts we didn't exist

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before I talked about it. Now these

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people have, no, I wasn't Are Sullivan

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dark suit is part of mine also

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or at least third, darker and color

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through throughout. But there's there's you think. Every

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bit of my ip. And

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you state your got gone away for over twenty

1:20:42

years. You come back and haven't aged correct? For

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the forty and back story

1:20:48

in the book is that

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you're taking off planet is

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for twenty years your age

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regressing to put back in

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time Foxworthy were first removed

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his if the stories that

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what happened to it is

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the story. Was not what

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happened to son of a fairly. It's

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were a lot of these being

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for or memories that I had

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That I was right, I broke

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down and some of these memories

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could be real for they could.

1:21:18

Be creation. Ah, I'm not

1:21:20

exactly sure. Did you

1:21:22

ever go to space? Did

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I ever go to space? Yes. I and

1:21:28

my physical body says i

1:21:30

don't believe so, but I

1:21:32

travel fast really, and I

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traveled about outer space. Do

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you put a footnote in

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your book that this is

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embellished. In this

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is not as is fictional, this is.

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A lot. Not real. it's

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it says that there's corey

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with his real story and

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here's the streets safe where

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the science fiction story built

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on top of course What

1:22:01

is up people

1:22:04

of the world?

1:22:18

Do you have an argument that you keep

1:22:21

having with your friends and you just can't

1:22:23

seem to settle it and you're sitting there

1:22:25

arguing about whether it's Star Trek or Star

1:22:27

Wars or you can't decide what is the

1:22:30

best nut or can't agree on what is

1:22:32

the best cheese. Stop doing that. Listen to

1:22:34

We Got This with Mark and Hal only

1:22:36

on MaxFun. Your topics

1:22:38

asked and answered objectively, definitively

1:22:41

for all time. So don't

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worry everybody. We got this.

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We got this. Maximum

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